East East: Mourning Political Turmoil and Cattle Inquiry
A scrambled East East item links Merdoch, Fantor, and Harrison's private secretary Lige Halford to political infighting. It mentions Chief Colorow of the Ute in the Meeker massacre and notes a Texas fever investigation among cattle in Cool County, Texas, concluding it is not Texas fever. The piece also touches on Topeka newspaper politics and a chalked cabinet controversy involving a secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorow
Meeker
Colorado
Saduyenare
Vunrompabgies
Coolscanty
Casewell
Texas
Wichita Leads Kansas Manufacturing Output in New Report
The Kansas City Kan critique notes Wichita surpasses Belton in factory activity, citing major car works, iron foundries, and growing wood and touring mill output. It highlights a patent livestock car product and plans for expansion, with three new large concerns employing over four hundred men, rivaling Kansas City companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Wichita
Wien
Kans City
Leavenworth
Tees
Belton
Bellon
Wiehi
Inc
Bolton
Wichita and Kansas City debate city growth and charity
Wichita leads Kansas in industrial activity with 77 establishments and 1,140 workers producing over 8.7 million dollars, while Topeka and other cities report smaller but growing manufacturing. The piece weighs Wichita’s charitable image, transportation, and future potential against neighboring towns and state policy. It also notes land settlement hopes and a Sullivan reform talk amid broader Kansas City regional dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Teacette
Taugt
Keller
Ft. Sool
Dimeell
Almikey
Joe
Mekee
Wichita
Kensie
Kamas
Bulievers
Thuns
Italy
Ami
United States
Guide Charity
Vietiita
Telion
Topeka
Ott Scott
Bes Kaneas City
Kan
Venworth T
Atchison, UG
Kimsas Kaw
Pension Outrage Sparks Across Union Soldier Grants
A partisan outcry condemns presidential vetoes and unilateral pension actions for Civil War veterans. Critics argue executive delays strip thousands of survivors of due benefits, claiming the policy undermines constitutional rights and public trust while lawmakers debate the scope and fairness of grants.
Wichita City Rivalry Sparks Mocking Editorial
A satirical column mocks Wichita’s pride against rival papers, recalling past claims that Wichita would outshine competitors and noting persistent print disputes. The piece criticizes local publishers, mentions Ark City and Huteblsor-Xunmey Cav Tunes, and laments the absence of a decisive paper in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas
Selewick
Arkansas City
Huteblsor
Kituis
Sids
Kanars Thermabs Paper
Bert J
Kansas City Bridges Span Missouri River Growth
A historical note recalls the first bridge over the Missouri River at Kansas City built twenty one years ago as a bold undertaking. It mentions sixteen rail bridges across the stream and lists towns such as St. Chingles, Boonville, Gunston Sabine, Dolph, Kansas City, Leavenworth, Atchison, Nebraska City and Plattsmouth among others, with several not yet obligated to be set for ten years.
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Times
EAGLE
St. Louis
Kansas City
Eacle
Eacie
Tome
The
Weolama
Wichita
Rppers
Missouri River
Samvely
St. Chingles
Boonville
Gunston Sabine
Dolph
Kanas Ciy
Leavenworth
Atchison
Sony Rule
Nebraska City
Plattsmerti Naaha
Bian
Stour Cits
Goamarck
Fen Civre
Kansas Interest and Redemption Laws Debate 1888 Letter
A letter to the Daily Eagle discusses Kansas interest rates and two percent legal limits. It argues lowering rates could boost lending, aid farmers, and sustain capital, while urging a fair redemption law of several years to protect debtors and local producers. The writer cites Illinois and Missouri examples and notes broader economic implications for Kansas and neighboring states.
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Spivey
Kax
Daily Eagle
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Illinois
Janis
McCormick
John Deere
Wall Street
Histoph Atlee
Eldur
Isansas
Christmas Gifts At The White House For Your Holiday Cheer
Christmas bells announce a White House shop featuring handkerchiefs silk and cashmere mufflers neckwear shirts gloves and umbrellas. Highlights include embroidered handkerchiefs ladies and gents linen silk borders Paragon umbrellas and a 48 cent shirt bargain. The White House guarantees first quality with no seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centemerie
Alexanders
Napoleon
White House
Great Sale in Howsekeeping Department Rugs
The notice advertises a holiday sale with a broad array of new curtains, lace, fabrics, and Swiss novelties. It highlights a festive assortment of designs including curtains and ornamental fabrics, promising specialties like Nottingham lace and Brussels patterns, with emphasis on value and style.
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Moses Handmai
India
Feesta
Royal
Portiers
Nottinghams
Antiate
Ace
Brussels
Banish the Broo Buyths sweeper and Hissell offer
The notice promotes a cleaner called The Superior and advertises a full line of embroidered table swarfs as Christmas presents. It lists prices like 13.¢, 135¢, 1450, 1752, 206c and 2500, urging the Superior as the best option for gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hissell Poate
Catalog items from a shop listing varied linens and novelties
The listing shows table linens towels and cloths with assorted values. It mentions boneless dolls and ribbons offered alongside novelties from a French importer with Japanese designs, all priced affordably.
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Isd
Plush Saques and Beaded Wraps at Half Price Sale
A chaotic ad lists plush saques in multiple sizes with varied discounts, Modjeskas and Wilose pieces, beaded wraps and a jockey coat sale. Other items include children’s garments and Newmarkets priced at half their former amounts, with scattered odd figures and typos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarkets
Wilde ' Childrens
Black Goods Offerings and Hidden Documents
An item touts goods described as Black Goods with sales claims and references to hidden documents for purchasers. The fragmentary text mentions fabrics like laces and items such as Watts and Reachings, suggesting a dubious or misprinted sales line.
Protection to the steer basis of system founders Kansas editorials
Territorial Advocate Kansas City Times argues farmers can meet mortgage debt and pay loans. It notes Kansas soil fertility, low risk of default, and strong mortgage security despite eastern concerns. The piece defends farming prosperity and stresses mortgage reliability amid varied agricultural costs.
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Kansas City Times
Est
Kansas
Ohio
Kameas
Kansit
Masonchusetts
Ferailizirs
Ervarer Khan
Tunis
Tiagatooraa
Fragmented OCR Note on a Retro Excuacs SROTS
An unclear OCR fragment mentions retro Excuacs SROTS and a test of ceasing legic ature. The text is garbled with missing vowels and words, offering little concrete context beyond possible references to a group or event named Excuacs SROTS and a scholarly or legal phrase. No identifiable people or organizations are reliably stated.
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Merdock
Fantor
Harrison
Chicago
Sle
Snv
Preston Campbell
Mondars Abilene Refiecter
Banperin Tripublican
U of T. Bower Tescock
Willian
Germeyer
Eamperor
Pho Yaokwenmoait
Hiritt
Ylyo L
Mince
Goff
Washington
West Virginia
Kay Thast
Republ
Vyotrs
Louis Comulinn
Hieligsin Nastmnblim
Hutton
Hudson
Wabster
Murdock
Inn Parlous Gate
Mardocic
Perseyia
Wicktin
Ravens
Tun Wardle
So-Mote
Wesern
Indian Territory
Pyolie
Weil
Hatemeil
Serator
Dierard
Canada
Hongebla
Robert Pui
Manu
Kaw
Wyandotte
New York City
Gantt
Kana
Oper Kamas Prairies
Bette
Anni
Ok Labonsa
Tan Lawag
Ava
Eple
Nero
Jobo L. Sullivan
Sullivan
John L
Bone
Quien Bury
Union Soliiens
Penino
Asi Bowen
Sviute
Mhooie
Peek
Vitus
AusLin
W. B. Piemons
A. L. Matlock
Panhandie
Wiltinger County
Wilbart T. Twslor
Throckmorton
Shackliford
Jaskell
Jones
Everpday
Panhandle
Pasi
Deenu
Ethcalators
Ro Gee
Howsekeeping Department
Incholas
Grand Reducion Sale
of Innes & Ross
Kansas Lands
Silvatina
M. FE
Dias
Tee Jarry
Jobiesein
Agia Evershedy
Frageela Society
Aneel
Dantes
St. Vue
Albee
Wesers Sudeiate
Juial Ely Calves
Blot. KG
Welch
Lisa
Tomas
Apprice
Cer Sens
Herren
Poe
Loum
Grange Amant
Haye
Price Basing Powdee CO
New York
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