Message from the East on Kansas and unity at Kansas Day banquet
Franklin Matthews of the New York Sun delivers a Western message urging kinship among regions. Kansas Day Club banquet at Hamilton Hall features speeches by John B. Adams Wey Ames Keyes and others praising Kansas prosperity and Republican loyalty amid national politics.
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Butler County
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America
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Marion
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Lawrence
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Ftepublican Party
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Harpers Weekly
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Nathan Hale
Connecticut
Fransas
John H. Crider
Fort Scott
Kansas Republicans Debate Prohibition and Populist Law Enforcement
A Kansas gathering debates prohibition and the enforcement of temperance laws. John H Crider praises Republican rule while F L Williams of Clay Center criticizes party stances on liquor laws and calls for stronger law enforcement. Governor Stanley’s absence shifts the final toasts as Silas Porter delivers a humorous toast about the occasion.
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Pittsburg
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Wetmore
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Clay Center
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Donne
Stanley
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Sabetha Man Missing From Family in Colorado Springs
Sabetha reports G. W. Myers, longtime merchant and church member, left his family in Sabetha and vanished in Colorado Springs about a month ago. Suffering from mania, he wandered, was found on a western Nebraska train, then sent to care. later appeared improved. Mrs Myers and children returned to Sabetha. he held stock in Cripple Creek mines.
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Witch
New York
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Florida
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Kunoo Day Club
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East
Topeka
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New Zork
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Kansas
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