Fragments on conventions and politics across nations
Fragments discuss Kansas politics and national issues. Mention Wichita and Topeka convention logistics, rail lines, and party strategy. Comments touch on Conkling, Chinese policy debate, and New York editorials, with varied notices on journalism and public figures.
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Wichita
TF Tris
Miller
Bakers Endeemmat
Saline
Lees Milage
Topeka
Contimo Dusesyion
Batsichies
Siswriti | Pacific
Sanita
Peneit
Indiana Republicans Endorse Harrison for President
A caustic letter reflects on Indiana political loyalties and praises General Harrison. The writer argues Indiana Republicans support Harrison for president, citing his hard work, character, and alignment with working Republicans. The piece condemns Democratic opposition and underscores the party’s commitment to unity and victory in national contests.
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Bnt
Karieos
P. Morton
Eloym Ton
Harrison
Morton
Democrats
Noel
Indiana
Republica Soutien
Euccwssen
Lembiana
Asis
Republican Party
Jake
Leen
Betas
Tailara
Harchin
Ind
Haraana
Harrieta
Hertien
United States
Indiaus
Courageous Men Earn World Praise in Rescue Attempt
The New York World lauds the four si en and Superintendent tereener who faced death during a daring coast rescue to save sailors trapped near Rich didl Sin. The article notes the despair of the rescuers and honors their bravery as the court and public mourn the fallen and their wives await news.
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Kanjeis
Wivitah
Plurab
Plumb
Kansas
Mizotia
Wailer
Lex
New York
Fatty” Walsh
Fatty
Pat Driver
Board of Aldermen
Pat
Louisville
Francis Murphy
Tom
Jovery
Kinsley Mercury
Edwards County
Agre
Walt Tet
Hete
Hack
Pope Lanty
Commriitees Ehale Aap
Central Committee
A. Testo
W. Hoeven
New York World
Ware
Tias
Tereener
Ana Estes Teascept
Cvaten
Inc
Coe
Leck
Pote Sato Lenton
Fragmented Reported Scenes Span War and Politics
A garbled text fragment mixes names, places, and events including references to Innes and Ross, Woanswane, and Bain, plus political discussants, a civic setting, and mentions of reform movements. The piece hints at societal debates, public figures, and local incidents but is largely unreadable, with scattered fragments about plans, visits, and notifications.
White House Bargains Monday and Tuesday
Large invoice of ladies silk wraps ready for inspection Monday morning. New assortment includes camel's hair suitings 32c a yard, woolens silks velvets and trimmings. Dress ginghams 3 and 4 1 2 cents yard, children's lace collars 7c, plus newscarpets and house furnishings. Prices compare favorably with other houses. visit White House for bargains.
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