Wichita Growth and Civic Pride Highlight Excerpted Dispatch
A long Wichita centric piece celebrates rapid growth, civic optimism, and regional links. It notes Dr Hobbs leaving Louisville for Wichita Central Christian Church, praises Wichita as Kansas’ metropolis, and describes welcoming trains, building booms, and the Arkansas Valley expansion amid regional political and social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
First Christian Church
Louisville
Louisville Courier Journal
Christian Churches
Broadhurst
Walk
Harman
Bartholomew
Bowell
A. C. Hopkins
State Sunday School
Kentucky
A. T. Hobb
Kauss
Avex. C. Horaiss
MC. Burfees
Ashland
Thr
Hobbe
Broathurst
Bar
Kors
Dick Sed Harman
George E. Walk
Cincinasti
Newport
New Fields
Weir
President's March to Hail Columbia and unrest over local option
An 18th century note recalls the President's March later known as Hail Columbia. The report shifts to New York Chinatown charity, detailing Li Chin Yuen aided by the Chinese community. It then discusses local option and prohibition sentiment, noting organized campaigns and voter influence on temperance progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tde
James Martin
Brooklyn Bridge
Hin
Joseph W. Drexel
MS McGregor
Gen. Grant
Fate Child
Brasil
Reputie
Grant Army
Mt. McGregor Railway Co
Foyles
Mott
Free Hospital
Li Chin Yuen
Mott Street
Nome
Louisville
Pans
Iisa
Squar
Drawbacks in the Liprofam ing paper compositor
Jo an Reader asks about the life of a printer in a long, archaic monologue. The passage describes a Buinan net figure who talks of tall height and nightly work. It laments the fatigue of a morning newspaper composing room and its impact on a reader’s sympathy for printers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebeut
Mim Rey
Stuart Mien
Mit
Willy
Tia
Printer's Wit and the Invention Gallery Told
The passage critiques printers and their role in shaping public intelligence, praising their discerning eye for smart men and criticizing blame shifting. It then discusses a cascade of inventors and spectacles, noting their impact on civilization and referencing historical figures and dates in a reflective, period voice.
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Berets
Wichita
Foe County
Ene
A. Tayl Dm Mica
Sarde
Pasion
Tore Derwatey
Exuce
Enneas
Wright
Barat
Colored Man's State
Topeka
Iate
Russas City
Cleveland
Atetse
Lawrence
Laurenworth Filiehl
Kanss City
Kanes City
Times
Arkansas Valley
Purley
Grurch
Kansas
Eunas City
Wirhits Gurley
Kansas City
Georels
Giemn
Concordia
Wichits
Atnte
Kansis
Douglas Avenue
Hott
Christ
Hobie
Mr. Walk
Howard
Dr. Hobbes
Central Christian Church
School of Biblical Theology
Garfield University
Winfield
Hilton
Neeryoir
Union
Winfield Hill
New College
Bank
Ninth
Medicine Lodge
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Arkansas City
Eden
Arkacsss
London
York
Wichlis
Darky
Ter
Kena Mowar
Daisy
Fa. Sample
Clark County
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Egypt
Eacne
Wichita & Western
Jnkn Street Theater
New York
Heyal ‘Tyler
Oif Bomten
Harvani
Mail and Express
Henry W. Dyanet
Washington
Sale
Wilson
Maine
FOX
Wichita, Kansas
Joan
Joe
Loren Shinn
Sud
Anil
Jane
Hplen
Altheugh
Pinrener
Oliver Bros
H. McKim du Bois
Searleee of
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Emmigwnse Comany, Nw
Oe Mane
THE
Rock Island
C. K. & N. Railroad
Peck
Furley
Gladys
Elching
Aulne
Lincolnville
Lost Springs
Ramona
Tampa
Durham
Waldeck
Sumner
Sedgwick
Butler
Marion
Banner
Golden Belt Town Co
Peabody
SW. Cooper
Davidson & Case
John Davidson
Pioneer -i- Lumber
Bedowick County
Allen
Kan
Me ““Lee & Viele
Encyelopedia Britannica
Noth Editon
Wemundant
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