Republican County Convention Notes and International Scholarship Win
The Inter Ocean reports on Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton criticizing surplus rhetoric at a Republican county convention in Chicago. It notes an international convention of Henryism skeptics and remarks on a young American, Gordon Taylor Hughes of Ohio, winning a Cotobrulee scholarship valued at 2000 pounds after a nine day exam, a first for an American in English school history.
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Inter Ocean
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Liars and Liars on Wichita Morals and Rumors
A long lettered critique condemns rumors about Wichita to attack city morals and prosperity. It cites false reports of disease, depopulation, and economic ruin, defending Wichita’s growth and accusing spreaders of malice and misrepresentation amid broader political observations.
Egg That Won’t Hatch in Hennepin Canal Saga
The Hennepin canal project loses support in the House Committee on Railways and Canals after advocates fail to secure a favorable report. Critics say money would be better spent on other waterways and navigation improvements, while lobbyists persist until funds run out.
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Hennepin Schiie
Debate Over Refunding Direct Tax to Loyal States
The bill to refund the direct tax raised for the early war effort faces Democratic opposition in the Senate. Proponents argue it is proper to return about 15 million dollars to loyal states that paid the levy, while critics urge silence and caution. The dispute centers on credit, treasury surplus, and the government’s wartime finances. The Amhens Free Press criticizes editor J. H. Hammond as editor gobliber and welcomes Adelson.
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Congress
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State conventions to convene in Wichita this year
Wichita gains promise as four state assemblers are slated for next month including the Loyal Legion Knights Templar and the Republican and Democratic conventions. The gathering follows years of varied state events that were appreciated by attendees and locals alike as even more are anticipated.
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Cincinnnati
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Loyal Legion
Knights Templar
Town letter seeks aid for instant Wichita venture
A late received letter from Abe Pornerick begs action from local leaders. He claims his town boomed but now needs funds to attract Enterprise and a Bord Trade offer, requesting about 40 dollars cash five brand new items and a jackass to start a mill fountain, urging a quick reply.
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Lesidee
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Levant
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Euney
Kunseseven
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Siwant
Ratisas
Kania
West
Peete
Paul Tell
Ural Guardien
Tachi Anibi
Hepetal
A Good Man Gone Wrong At Tariff Debate
A Vigorous House discussion centers on Kate Nelson and tariff policy. The speech draws Republican and Democratic contrasts, with Nelson advocating fair protection and cautious reform while opponents claim inconsistencies. Observers note party lines influence interpretations of his statements and calls for prudent tariff revision.
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Hattson
Kate Nelson
New England
West
Nelson
Funston
Kansas
Minnesota
Republican Party
Nilson
Fat
Oman
Hiner
Lincoln History April installment previews wartime resolve
A fragment from an 1881 Century Lincoln history describes Lincoln as calm and resolute under mounting pressures. It notes General Scott’s cautious reports, the capital’s uncertainty, and a nation anxious over invasion threats, with Kansas expansion and railroad plans shaping Western growth amid political tensions.
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Scott
Finton
Bled
Washington
Fragmented 19th Century Kansas Notes Amid Odd Military Exapadhy
A garbled Kansas notes item discusses a new military expedition and regional actions. It references First Kataas cuarde, Sherman Texas distribution of seed to farmers, and a carder company with a cap Walsteck of 100 dollars. The fragment mentions Ashtanel GTiyper, Ganten City Seth el, and families awaiting arrangements.
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Leerype Corpany
Plee
Dunctver
Jack Beney
Ted
Lark County
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