Weather and political notes mix with wheat talk in November
Fragmented weather and election commentary describe winds and forecasts for November and a feverish political climate. References to Kansas Missouri and New York governors show farmer concerns about wheat, tax costs, and party dynamics. The piece also notes debt measures and silver debate shaping policy.
Outcry on Bond Issue Ties to Gold Withdrawals
A political letter, likely from a Democratic paper, argues that $3,004,009 in gold has been withdrawn from the treasury amid bond issues and federal politics. It contends President Cleveland seats patronage to curry Congress, notes New York whispers, and predicts two more years of turmoil unless Congress acts. The writer cites Republican alignment with business and criticizes Kansas City scandals, claiming Governor Boris faces a reshaping agenda and looming institutional changes.
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Carliale
New York
Congress
Cleveland
Tuis
Saough
Suerman
Jocaxat
Taoe Joopwad
Gotur
Rosd
Lawrenes Garonte
Bor Cis
Lewelling
Kansas City
Bam
Toreill
Local notices mix religious, social, and tragic events
The clipping notes diverse items from Rev. Fry in Wellington to a burned house at Welliston, a Willita ranchers meeting on November 28, and Stockina s new singing society. It mentions a Daughters of the Revolution appointing a regent, a Phillips county job offer, gospel wagon revivals, and hardship stories from Alma and Musests, including a mishap with a child and clothes wringer.
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Bonecutter
Broughton
Fry
Wellingtin
Wellisxton
Southwestern
Kansas
Benum
Alma
Millionaire railroad man and Bellamy colony notes
A disjointed survey covers D W Caldwell’s 42 year railroad career culminating as president of Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, a Beltzhoover Bellamy colony founded by Samuel Duncan Karns, and local political and social vignettes with vivid character sketches and era figures.
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D. W. Cxldwel
Lake Shore
D. W. Caldwell
Pennsylvania Railrosi
Bois
Michigan
Southern
Mr. Caldwell
Massachusetts
B. Ww. Carpwern
Pittsburg and
Canneilleville
Central Ohio Railroad
Columbia
Chicago
Indiana Central
Pittsburg
Cinnati
Little Minami
Cleveland
Beltzhoover
Bellamy Co-operative Association
Samuel Duncan Earns
Dunc Earns
Edward Bellamy
Samuel Duncan Kamns
Edward White
Colonista
Karas Station
Butler County
West Virginia
United States Army
Standard Oil Company
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Independent Crusade For Free Silver
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United States
Carille
Warren M. Crosby & CO
Menhattan
Mauscotab
Tr. Tagalle
Oberlin
Mauhattqs Waentems Humane Society
Edward P. Elliott
Washburn College
City Library
Ruy Furman
Bellamy
Beys
Wearwell Shoes
Furman’s
Reed & Tomlinson
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Foundry # Machine Works
Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
R. L. Cofran
Topeka, Kansas
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