National Teachers' Association to meet in Topeka
The article notes the National Teachers Association gathering in Topeka on July 9. It covers political moves like the Newton Harvey county convention May 13 to nominate delegates, and the push for direct election of U S Senators. Also mentions Springfield Missouri street lighting costs and a Topeka Democratic committee meeting May 27 at Windsor hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Newton
Harvey County
Howe
John A.gicotia
W.c. Perry
Democratic State Central Committee
Windsor Hotel
Rervstico
Democratic Party Seen as Friend to Colored People in Kansas
A local publisher argues the Democratic Party is the true ally of African Americans, citing more offices for colored citizens and respectful treatment. It condemns Republicans for sidelining colored candidates like Auditor McCabe and John Brown, urging the community to vote independently and sever ties with the GOP.
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the Chronicle
Democratic Party
Republican Party
McCabe
John Brown
Chronicle
Kansas
Salina editor backs Col. S. M. Palmer for Congress
The Salina Herald editorial endorses Col. S. M. Palmer of Salina as a capable popular candidate for Congress. It argues Palmer would be a strong choice if the Democrats decide to nominate a candidate for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Prohibition in Kansas and Enforcement Debate
Reader notes report by N F Acers States Collector on fiscal year ending April 30 1886. Figures show licensed places and stamps, questions over enforcement under Gov Martin, and a claim that high license support in the Democratic party grows. The piece argues prohibitionists should back Martin for a second term and questions revenue under the law.
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Kansas
N. F. Acers
Vale of Intoxicating
Lquor Stain Brewers
Martin
Gov. Martin
Democratic Party
Uncle Sam
Opposition to Martin Raises Prospect of Kansas Governor Race
The Leavenworth Standard notes strong opposition to John A. Martin’s renomination across Kansas. Supporters of Geo T. Anthony and groups like Albert Griffin prohibitionists attack his record, while Knights of Labor and Missouri Pacific factions mobilize. A bold Democratic candidate could win at the Leavenworth convention.
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iFrom Leavenworth
John A. Martin
Geo. T. Anthony
Martin
Cleveland
Republican Central Committee
Shawnee County
Topeka
Atchison Globe
Friends
Leavenworth Times
Albert Griffin
Knights of Labor
Parsons
Friends of the Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Leavenworth
Kansas
Coming Storm Forecast for May 23 31 1886
Leavenworth Times weather forecast by Prof W T Foster predicts a heavy storm period from May 23 to 31 1886. Storms to be widespread across the United States east of the Rockies, with greatest force near a north south line through Leavenworth. Storms expected on 24 30 and peak around 26 28 with continued activity before quieting after May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth Times Weather Bureau
W. T. Foster
United States
Rocky Mountains
Leavenworth
Abilene City Council May 14 56 Proceedings
Abilene city council met after adjournment with members Litts White Bro Pisle Bert Brillhart Scherer Atterney Leeds present. City treasurer’s April report read and placed on file. Water main extension petition referred to fire and water committee. Sidewalk grant approved on North 3d Street from Broadway to Buckeye. two inch plank, twelve feet wide. Police Judge’s report for March and April 1886 received. Lumber contract awarded to Tuder & Parker as lowest bidder. Refletor named official city paper. G. G. Hawk paid 40 for sidewalk. James Morley paid 21. Fire department ordinance read and adopted. Council adjourned to May 21 7:30 pm.
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Abilene
Eas
Messrs. Litts
White
Bro- Pisle
Bert
Brillhart
Scherer
Atterney
W. P. Leeds
St Street
South 4Th Street
Buckeye
Committee On Fire and Water
G. G. Hawk
Bill James Morley
Germania Singing Society Concert and Ball
The Germania singing society of this city will hold a concert and ball on the 24th at Smith's Hall for the society’s benefit. Admission to the concert is 25 cents and dancing will have a reasonable charge.
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Germania Singing Society
Smith’s Hall
Abilene City seeks annexation of land near courthouse grounds
The City of Abilene Kansas will hold a June 12 1886 hearing before Judge M B Nicholson to decide on annexing adjacent land described by lot and block boundaries in Gov W Carpenter's addition including the Cottage Hotel tract and area north of the addition. The meeting will occur at 9 a m at the Abilene courthouse.
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Abilene
Dickinson County
State of
Kansas
M. B. Nicholson
Dickinson
Union Pacific Railway
Court House Grounds
Court House
Carpenter
Eaid
Cottage Hotel
City of
District Court
State of Kansas
Ernst F. Grosser
Edward Hayes
Sarah A. Hayes
Wiliam Murphy
J. A. Bushey
Henry Billett
Mary K
Detroit
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Ebersorass Strother
National Teachers’ Association
A. A. Carmahan
Springfield
R. M. White
Love
Congress
Senate
John E. Fitzgerald
Internal Revenue
Boston
Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
White House
Hays
N. Y
Council Proceedings
G. W. Baitumart
George Scherer
R. A. Brown
D. L. Pring
L. A. Ae
M. H. Bent
D. G. Sire
F. A. Wire
A. W. Rice
J.C. Roger
W. P. Seds
R. N. Smith
Chicago Lumber
Third and
Buckeye, N
P.O
Hallam & Parker
Mulberry Street
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Shelton
Sterl & Zalner’s
Hapgood
Berry Bros., Mercantile Co
Miller & Thomas
Sebold, Fisher & Co
J. H. Brapy
Hil and Southworth
Broadway
Shockey & Snider's
Liu
Clay County
A. BE
Charles W. McPheters
J. C. McPheters
Bec
Ép. M
J.J
Chicago Lumber Yard
Cot Avenue
A&w. BR
Gideon Folk
Seerkied
South T House
Cedar
Ellwood
EF. H. Boardman & CO
Ces
Bonebrake & Rice
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