Kansas and national politics clash over prohibition and presidential odds
A sprawling column mix discusses Prohibition in Kansas, political figures like Marsh Murdock and Harrison Kelley, and national implications as New York and Indiana loom in the next election. It chronicles factional debates, public sentiment, and historical references from Lawrence to Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Kelley
Washington
Kansas
Matt
Topeka
New York
Indiana
Armenia
Judge Brower
Peabody
Marsh Murdock
Kaneas
State Convertion
Harries
John Brown
Worl
Weatheos
Eee Partes
Jon
Miss Lyon
Thei
Northampton
Mass
Hatfield
Smith Edge
Schol House
Massachusetts
Iton
School Committee
Concord
Sudie
Mary Lyon
South Hadley
Tiostou
Mary DeLong
The
Universalist
Paving Contracts Spark Controversy and Browning Death Rumors
Judge Guthrie invalidates a Topeka paving contract amid evidence of council favoritism. The piece laments officials selling influence, recalls Robert Browning’s death, and foresees literary retirements as English writers fade. It closes recalling a Wichita Eagle quip on silver and a note from the Tray Chart column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Guthrie
China
London
Robert Browning
England
Lytton
Dickens
Thackeray
George Eliot
Carlyle
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Tennyson
Shake
Rumor on Ingalls Reelection and Kansas Politics
A Kansas political note discusses Senator Ingalls possibly seeking reelection and the party mood. While some doubt his return, others credit his national reputation and leadership within the Republican faction. Personal-finance concerns and the desire to return to law practice influence his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teomastint
Louis
Inzalls
Plow
Kansas
Tagalls
Senate
Plumb
Galls
Sumite
Ingalls
Washington
Renius
Farmers Meeting Urged For Southwestern Kansas
The Fort Scott News reports farmers of southwestern Kansas plan a Wichita meeting on the 17th 18th and 19th of the month to discuss mutual protection for agricultural interests. It urges local associations to unite locally and send delegates to promote understanding among diverse local groups and to strengthen collective action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kansas
Wichita
Topeka Poitt
Rana
Wichitaext
Fort Scottar Snealls
Siapy Shiv
Tourbon Ant
Uue Faraa
Kansas Notes From a Turbulent Eye Opened Wide
The column strings together clippings on political shibboleths, Kansas census notes, bridge projects, school statistics, and a vivid roundup of local curiosities. It mentions Pratt county farm conditions, Burns merchants support for resubmission, a Topeka gold claim, and Oklahoma City canal activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tascott
Silcott
Callison
Pratt County
Burns
Marion County
Topeka
Blake
Sir Blake
E. 5 Johnson
Arkansas City
Fime
F.T. Backs
Kansas
House Post Office
New York
Reed
Cleveland
Paris
Kinsley
Dows
Tenca
Jude Brewer
Rayan
Lava
Arkansas
Dodge City
Dodge
Leavenworth
Wisp
Dong- Jos County
Kaunas
Lawrence
Haldwit, City
Stein Endora
Lecomp— Ton
Searce
Mike
Uniidinss
Farmland Meeting in Wichita Amid Uncertain Proposals
The Southwest Kansas farmers plan a Wichita gathering on the 17th 14th and 1th of the month to discuss policy shifts including crops and a selective economic debate. The text includes disjointed references to historic figures Lincoln Grant and a long letter to General Grant, with unrelated digressions about governance and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City Journal
Tyrelve
Agriculural
Rena Tity Ragle
Hoth Island
Calwell
Reno City
Rock Island
Guthrie News
Suterie
Santa Fe
Pyar
Guthria
Trrots
Guterie
Lincoln
Grant
Pres
Sen
Robert T. Lincuin
Harvard
Becanee Lam
oRiue
Mt Deepey
É Sim
Fragmented Notice Reflects Reading Errors and Jumbled Text
The readable fragments hint at an official notice or public alert with names and phrases garbled by OCR. It mentions Sew Preteoan and various stray terms, showing uncertain entities, places, and dates. The intended content remains unclear due to pervasive transcription errors.
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Marshall
M. Murdock, Fattar
Murray
Anthony Comstock
Fp Pols Aon
Murray Law
Enmiporia News
Seeosey
California
Marshal M. Murdock
Tan
Kansas City Star
Missouri
Jefferson Davis
Ben Butler
Davis
Butler
Dan Anthony
Destrunts
Ovfones
Nice
My Gang
Kansan City
Pelen
Eimpotia
Montana
Hyra Neser
Beily
Kentucky
Parnell
Turerait
Doe
Buriuaya Uconnell
Col Dilley
J. G. Sands
Territory of
Kan
Murdock
Quantrel
Lawrubes
Missionriana
Uoder
Tim
Cole
Saxng
Cotes
Kansas Railway
Bel
Stgne
J. G. Sainds
John Speer, Jr
Massachusetts Street
Ice
Fariaves
Fort Scott Mauther
Hans
Arliss
Esziya
Thases
Luckington
Wall Street
Wallstreet
Enporia Republican
Oklahoma
Lee SB
Oklahoma City
Doles
Dom Waire
JS. Tessie
World
Oklahoam City
Presnt
Platt
Oklahowss
Congress
Listwister
Junge
Tha City
Thirpte
Osage
Cherokee County
Rankling
Pittsburg
Weir Ye State
St. Peter's
Visick
Jimmy
Mary
Farmera
Newton
Empuria
Sowa
Harrison Kelly
Elisomzaslon
United States
Adrans
Mich
Owe
Seidow
Wien
Greet Grandweller
White House
Akso
Tne City
Edward Vail &Co., Jewelers
Main Street
Chis Gas Edward Vail & CO
Boston
Stayntheene
Tibet
Turin
Trew
Seal Jena
Beletia
Marty
Earpmas
Anetra Teogery
Deeiginas
Christian IX
Prence
Wilhewe I
Gres Baeaia
Vecteria 1
Gomem
Uiorgane T
Dealy
Guantees F
Sruiberieeda
Willem NT
Perma Wel Lot T
Reeecasin
Bart
Romie Alesseier Ul
Ymin
Autonm XI
Seatenant Goteau
Omar I
Fwiterland
Kerie Want
Tureey
Aboui-tasen EL
United States Department OF Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Tir Priew
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