Senator Ingalls Works East and West in Immigration Debate
The article notes Senator Ingalls advocating for eastern and western immigration efforts amid a broadened Kansas code discussion. It recalls Fort Donelson’s 28th anniversary and touches on political and economic issues in Kansas and national politics including railroad matters, party strategy, and anti lottery sentiment.
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Kanus
Great Shope
Gillies
Donaldson
North Oskoty
Mike Ohio
West Virginia
Gueurner
Columbus
Wheeling
Linster
North Dakota
Battle in Salt Lake City described amid Mormon opposition
The account details a tense Salt Lake City election scene with crowds, militia and parades as factions labeled Peoples party and Liberal vote amid religious tension. It describes tensions between Gentiles and Mormons, church leaders urging patience, and the impact on local business and property interests.
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Uncle Sam
Utah
Anilah
Zion
Weet
Ttis
Salt Lake City
Central Committee
Peoples” Party
Plootiot
Slaith
Snow
Grant Harrangue
Jackson County
Jerusalem
Ras Calderau
Citilimaven
Matituviens
Joseph Smith
Anghan Young
Lake City
Kansas
Jewell
Samper
Amd
State Journal
Year of Jubiles and Kansas Prosperity Forecast
A long tract argues for debt relief and a new era of prosperity in Kansas. It envisions 1900 as a year of strong crops and rising immigration, predicting renewed abundance from wheat and corn. The piece links economic hope to natural laws, favorable climate, and continued growth in farming communities. It cites oil and agricultural output data from Mohler and notes several plant operations in Hutchinson and Kingman.
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trans-Dssouri Passenger Association
Omaha
Kansay Bureau
Kansas
Manuel
Santa Fe
Banta Fe
Cabel
Rock Island
Kansaa
White
Graba
Kansas Dauoradoy Bereau
Wrovars
Kam
Kansas Unicol
Fine Oats
Railroad Association
Cver
Anager
Leareful
Immigration Bureau
Hace Cowie
Kansas Immigration Bureau
Valley of the Nile
Kansan
Mohler
State Bond of Agriculture
Karon
Holemeon
Nickerson
Kingman, Anthony
Wellington
Spinnun City
Sterning
Bareel
Hutchinson
Opie
Getienl
Anthony Eran
Ety
Prohibition Era Confusion Spurs Farm and City Debates
Fragmented OCR notes depict farmers discussing cotton and prices while a political debate unfolds in Stillwater and nearby towns. Mentions include state boards, rail supervision bills, and local leaders citing shifts in policy and public plans, with unclear details and scattered names.
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Kanaan
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Oet
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Seth
Willy
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Wurmaane Haus Giaterreinly
Ube
Forsee
Muu Ratapernuestsun
Jay
Uli
Gasnane Mima” Futawer
Corey
Wits Ff
Eupe
Grestier
Bain
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