Political conjecture and legal notes mix in a regional chatter
The column surveys varied opinions from The Globe-Democrat and The New York Tribune on political loyalties and reform, cites a Cronin verdict debate, and notes talk of a deep harbor bill for the Texas gulf coast. It contrasts possible economic gains from harbor work with the World’s Fair impact, arguing for both projects in the West.
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Cronin
Culver
Crain
Texas Gulf Coast
Evans
Fair
Dho Golf Harbor
Wichita Versus Kansas Tax Debate Sparks Editorial Battle
A reversed clipping discusses Wichita and Sedgwick County taxes, claiming disproportionate state tax support for local institutions. The text cites editorial reactions from Glan and Leoni and accuses opponents of resubmission politics, urging careful judgment amid fiery rhetoric.
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Wichitare
Kansas
Sedgwick
Wichita
That Brazilian Republic and the New Government Debate
A provocative piece discusses a new Brazilian government with censorship of the press and telegraphic dispatches and questions whether the regime merits recognition by the United States. It cites remarks by Harri wm proximity and U.S. senators who oppose recognizing the revolution, noting concerns about republican principles and consent of the governed.
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Link
Republic
United
Africa's future seen in Columbus praise and imperial rivalry
The editorial argues Africa is not a fleeting meteor but a continent of lasting importance. It notes European powers England France Italy Germany and Portugal eye Africa as a shared inheritance and notes shifts in global ambition shaping a future where Africa matters to all civilized nations. It also touches on immigration, grain markets, Bookwalter's political stake, and a curious fire damp case in New York.
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Stanley
Africa
England
France
Italy
Germany
Portugal
Russia
Herodotus
Strabo
Hins
St. Joe
van Hookwalter
Price
Ohio
Brice
Bookwalter
Walter
Columbus
Everyhuly
John W. Bookwalter
Amerean
Teont
William Jackson
Jetter
St. Lois
Jackson
United Site
the Theoriet
Kansas
National Tribune
Congress
Bull Run
Bull’s Bluff
Fort Donelson
Shiloh
Antietam
Perryville
Fredericksburg
Stone River
Chancellorsville
Vicksburg
Gettysburg
Chickamauga
Mine Run
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Grant
Stwrmag
Hunter
Shononde Valley
Arly
Washington
Ktandetill
Richmond
Sherman
Atlanta
Sen
Uist
Taielog Fratt
Kansas Country
Teeneer
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Kanes
Prohibition Debates Drive Kansas Debt and Dreams
A Kansas editorial letter laments heavy taxes and debt under prohibition pressure, urging resubmission to ease finances. The writer, fearing unpaid bills and a looming pension burden, argues for change while noting widespread stagnation across the state and the pull toward sale of real estate to relieve pressure.
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The
Eagle
Kansas
Wichita
Sedgwick County
Banner County
Eage
Topeka
Missouri
Felini
Markes
Fragmented political column with scattered quotes and notes
A fractured excerpt from a political column references General Rice, Kansas delegation, Silcott, Judge Brewer, and Anthony. It weaves commentary on religion, clothing, and governance with stray remarks about Iowa prohibition, Democratic shifts, and a Lawrence dispatch while noting a Burlington incident and social detail.
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Mississippi
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Sullivan
Globe-Democrat
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Missiour
New York Tribune
Silcott
Tribune
Julius Appleblossom
New York
Leoni, Kan
Dae Orient
Titus Yume
Tike
Eaglé of Deveruber
Hackney
America
Ieee
Eels
Wight
Coleridge
Bad WA
Harmee
Arkansas City
Major Martin
Texas
Kanewe Chef
St Yvor
Alicon
Wilson
Towa
Anthony
Sita
Ruthie City
Gathrie Tor
Fife
Asi
Lawrence Searsal
Spee
Verma
Inmectios
Senate
Pisa
Mack
Oor
Burlington
White House
Prises
Japaneas Goody
Suvelen
Brie
Chris Sitka
Lester Goode
Willie Tlgase Confectionery Department
Main Street
Avtus
Eno
West
Douglas Avende
Amaia
Mule Jonas
Gaia Parhannet
Laaghter
Waipmanns Fm
Bates
Oorteern
Jowrusi
Ameness
Fria
Lee Asnercee
Gumeb
Per
Tony Beret
Mane
Anadis
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