Topeka and Oklahoma Hints Stir Kansas News Notes
A sprawling Washington topos of political maneuvers and territorial opens. The piece discusses Brattford II’s decision to skip Congress in the Fourth District, stock in Oklahoma, and Wichita’s vast growth potential across new lands. It covers editorials on prohibition, rail road moves, and remarks by ex Governor Boutwell on land policy and future U.S. population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.N
Brattford Iis
Ryan
Lousville
New Orleans
Myra Clark
Orégan
Kentucky
Wichita
Ohio
Oklahoma
Wichiita
Army of
United States
Cherokee Strip
Chicago
Kansas City
Rhu
Rhu Treatin: For Whiels
Lye
Arkansas City
Hunnewell
Caldwell
Eirwa
Betty
Hse
Anthony
Kaleword
Libiral
Wiehiba
Everite
al Unies
Trailo
Crest
America
Emporia
Northwestern
Kansas
Board of Kansas Railroad
Carbondale
Alton
Sklwaukee
Boutwell
Massachusetts
Historical Society of
New York City
Conife
Chaitill
Davestors
Jin
Ilinois
Indian Territory
Longfellow
There is still good deal said in the Pastern press on regard
There is continued debate about early action by Congress on two topics the treasury surplus and tariff reform. Senators Allison and Treasury data reassure no excess funds, while a cautious path toward tariff revision requires time and bipartisan support. A joint repeal of the tobacco tax is debated but not assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chace
United States
Emglian
Topeka
State Journal
The
Democrat
Commonwealth
Wichita
Congres
Legatin
Congress
Treasury
Allison
Secretary of the Treasury
Bards
Daveer
Busines
Tyre
Harrison
All Wlag
Winfield Scott
Henry Clay
South
Republican Party
Railroad Link Expansion Between Lawrence and Carbonate Proposed
A proposed expansion connects Lawrence to Carbonate via a western rail line. The plan, backed by Kansas ato and North Western Railway, envisions a mile-long link between Law ee and Tongantes to streamline service and passenger capacity.
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Lawrence
Enyporis & South To Western Railroad
Carbonate
Kansas Ato, Wramotte & Northwestern Railway Company
Jina Tourteca
Lawee
Tongantes
Buryon’s Popularity in Kansas Politics
A Kansas City Gazette note cites a St Joseph piece criticizing rival Buryon and urging support for Ingalls. It discusses political loyalties, leadership critique, and the public’s shift toward steady, strong figures amid local factionalism.
Practical Christianity for City Life in 19th Century Thought
Rev Edward Everettle argues in the North American Review that a vigilant church can counter city loneliness better than other bodies. He imagines a welcoming parish with open parlors and varied classes, offering shelter and warmth while inviting the weary inwardly to feel the church as home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Everettle
North American Review
Titinie Spa
Lelia
The State of Census Apportionment and Electoral Proposals
The article discusses Porter and the 14 percent apportionment proposal for decennial census representation. It notes his view that the new apportionment cannot be the basis for the next electoral cycle until after the thirteenth census. It mentions a large farm near Sterling and a fatal shock from a storm, with local impact on cattle and crops.
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Rubert
Porter
Abe
Walker
Iu Eee Tae
Nfte
di Codes
Tos
Rosen
Powder Horn of 1509 Passes Through Indiana History
Mr. C. C. White of Charleston Indiana describes a deer carved powder horn made in 1509 by his father John White. Captain Charles Mathes carried it during Tippecanoe. The horn allegedly saved General William Henry Harrison’s fire when Mathes shot an Indian attacker moments before a brain strike. White plans to present the keepsake to the state library in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San
C. C. White
Charleston
Ind
John White
Charles Mathes
William Henry Harrison
Tippecanoe
Mathes
All About Icebergs From Ancient Polar Lore
Fragmented OCR notes describe massive icebergs in the southern seas and near North Australia. It mentions bergs snapping free, large sections breaking, and the polar seas warming as winter ends. It references Cetaceans and shorelines, but the text is highly garbled.
Fragmented Norse Themed Narrative With Weather and Trade References
A disjointed prose fragment blends ocean weather lore with trade anecdotes and fictional dialogue. It references a fog bound day, collagen use, a steamer, Hawkers, a coast incident near St Levees, and distant places like Gorey and Ragiead. The text shifts to imagined scientific jargon and a cryptic exchange about an Avery latinate connection.
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McRae
Marci
Wei Prange
Cosma
Bern
Cesuultins
Dokn
Gru
Aslarid
Liseriacioade
Epmuk UK
Deitiog Srend
Arta
Lalitigh
Drendtidt
Miles Sons
Trout Awareness During Work Scene and Diet Discussion
Fragmented reminiscence portrays a factory scene with water intake and dietary constraints. A narrator recalls workers debating nourishment amid a cold evening, while a companion urges restraint and gratitude for assistance, framed by bustling labor and a steady stream of laborers.
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Eague
Brother Wanenamaker
Philadelphia
Aude
Humphrey
Trileians
Lywand Courant
Alsekin Uswrondon
Seanething Lalo
Outeida Tewer
Juke
Italy
Stocksliger
Stockelager
A. C
W. W. Scott
Lola
Oklahoma Times
Oklahoma City
Scott
New York Herald
Tipeka
Curran
Taipeka
le Nema Erate
Comeress Fru
Sirmiocrat
Tas
Agaient
I Text Mart
Aess
Cuthin
Will
Lovige Creset
Volid
Halztead
Adi Iim
Wesimi
Senate
Halstead
Gill
Setusiurs
WhaiTa
Buryon
Ayton
Macy
Tugarly
St. Joseph
Gazette
Pcrat
Senator Ingalls
Mainy
Tool
Burton Aman
Ater
Ingalls
Kansas City Gazette
Practical Christianity
Lord Links
C. G. Selaster
Rajipe Muethwest
Sterling
Wetpestin
Singmuan
Marsh Murdock
Murdock
Fenzer
Eagle
Beechler
Whatevessy
Rose Anderson
Huis
Baldwin
Groff
Eise
Bahiwirt
Bollaby
Cartaixlau
Grippendenve
Jacob Frost
Mrnnawar
Comcordia
Salina
George Dannenfelt
Sherif Welster
Morrill
Wirefield
Shige Gardner
Atchion
Luther Chadlie
Atchison
Watann
Sass
Lee Persea
Seseliy Leflier
Sorbergs
White House
Empire Direstaire
Hisek Mobuirs
Brillanterus
Ren
Telaseed
Society For the
Innes & Hows
Ani
Plata
Fury
Ani i Apuren
Leo
Sarah Sik Sale
Ceuta
la Tose Parisols
Gelauona
White House OF
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