An Ill Wind in the Freight War and State News
The Kentucky legislature protests the Blair educational bill and the liquor tax repeal while notes on warmer days, Texas emigration to boost its appeal and coal prices in California appear. Reports cover pension attorney fees, underground lines in Buffalo, political strife in Ohio, and Kansas land offers and railroad lands ready for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Buffalo
Oaening
Telephone Syntem
House
Topeka Democrat
East
Opening portions of the Treated Territory debated in Senate letter
Long extract from a January letter by Senator Plumb argues that the president, with congressional authorization, should act to open Indian Territory lands to settlement. It discusses Taedian relations, Kansas City convention, railroad liability for damages, and the need for balanced legislation to protect both settlers and railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taedian
Kansas
Plumb
J. W. Row
Caldwell
Congress
Boards of Trade
Kanais
Plumbsiya
Come
Kansas City
Washington
Pior Sens
Jones
Smith
Jis
Derby
Wichita
Norts
Lange
Northern Texas touted as better home than California
An editorial from the Des Moines Register of the Sun urges northern readers to consider northern Texas as a congenial, nearer homeland with full political rights and faster access. It argues the climate and soil favor settlement, promising cost savings and easier travel compared with California while inviting Kansans, Nebraskans, Dakotans, and Minnesotans to explore the opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Register
the Sun
Texas Pantin
California
Register
Texas
Mariel
Towa
Neby Daketh
Minnesota
Hind
Kansas
Hare
Tawan
Wichita See bishops select candidates for see
The Wichita see bishops meeting in St Louis chose three candidate names for the Rome propaganda to appoint a bishop for Wichita. Archbishop Kenrick led the session with eight provincial bishops voting by proxy and secrecy. The favored candidates included Father Michael Casey and Father J J Hennessy, both influential in the diocese’s development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Wichiti
Aneust
Lincoln
Concordia
Wichity
Leavenworth
Wichita
Jos. O'Reilley
Bather O'Reilley
Michael Casey
San Saes
Greeley
Scott
Lane
Ness
Rush
Barton
Rice
McPherson
Hamilton
Finney
Levant
Hodgman
Ford
Pawnee
Edwards
Comanche
Stafford
Pratt
Barbe Reno
Kingman
Harper
Harvey
Sedgwick
Sumner
Stanton
Gra Meade
Stevens
Grant
Morton
Hi Clark
Kiowa
Kearney
Garfield
O'Conner
Seamel
City
Bisley Fink
Bonicum
Fink
O'Connor
Sewell
Father Heng
St. John's Chereh
Bonkcum
Bauer Chales Ziegler
Sor
Rome
Nahop Kenrick
Cay
Wiolden
J. J. Hennessy
St. John's Church
Cite
Sewmaiel
Bonacam
Earthquake Threats and Economic Hopes Stir Community
A fragmented OCR of a 19th century page describes tremor fears and speculative land prospects. It references travel by rail, settlement schemes. Mentions Meade County, California and a legal case with names Salen Metiuive and Hewes, plus a bankruptcy notice for Prof. Stone Wherins.
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Lester
Stone Wherins
Cape Hore
Ratunday
Seuten
Woot
Walerd
Csaiminathey
Martin God
Bill Harri
Kew
Hunty
Mney
Kansas Notes and Rural Updates
In Kansas there are twenty nine jivficial districts with Sedgwick Atchison and Winnebago counties forming a separate district. A Seward county farmer grows rye and red clover promising a good spring. Reports from the range counties note cattle numbers and farm activity amid a busy week related to trains and local arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansex
Sedgwick
Atchison and Wrandett
Seward
Tie Farm
Rang Coun
Lee Wong
Prva
Crete
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baily Eagle
Marshall M. Murdock
Hetter
Los Angeles
Curlinfornia
New York Evening Post
Lackawana
the Board of Agriculture
Republican Central Committee
Seventh Congressional District
I. Chaplan
0. M. Frost
Swemnitten
Slonecker
National League Clubs
New Day Eye
Thurman
Ohio
John McLean
Henry B. Paine
Hie
Thurma
Wis Cherster
Commisioner of Agriculture
Statisticisn Dodge
Ting
Oklahoma
Holton
Martin
Talay
Itn
Father Casey
Republican Party
Refuge OF Labor
J.J. Jewett
Henry George
Grover Cleveland
Jewett
Brik
Democratic Party
Hvats
Emery Champint
Lisboring
China Marist
Jena
Elvan Hrc
Ikhomnes
Lesautt
Doga
Alberrchsins
Viet Hue
Wiley
Knights of Labor
Republicats Party
Labor Wienverths
Inge
Mer
Shea Tara
Bettes
Grean Kanne
Athinte
Finns
Enetin
Preesden
Washington Company
Amotsudins
Weiner
Justine Miller
Fehraare
Owen
Merten
Fi Paro
Messen
Woreis
Bernethe
Pegeus
Leonie
Tagure
W. Har Park
Meade
Ton Apta
Thanagrreeent
Tashana Diownat
White House
The
Whitton ourSrery
Aia Massa
Warner
Killeen & Stockinger
Kan
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