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22 Feb 1887

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Wichita Eagle in Wichita, Kansas

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Wichita Eagle

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Wichita, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1887

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Topeka excursionists praise Wichita boom in Kansas notes

Legislative visitors return to Topeka and lavish compliments on Wichita's boom, growth, and hospitality while Senator Lowe and others hail Wichita as the state’s future. Debates unfold over adjutant general expenses and encampment funding as lawmakers praise city leaders and discuss legislation and regional development.

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Fortieth Ninth Congress Debates and Ship Canal Bill

The Senate discussed congressional plans for a longer working term and the Nicaragua Ship Canal bill. Debates covered preemption law repeal, land abuses, and pension petitions from Grand Army posts. Amendments to river projects and military appropriations were debated, with positions on protecting settlers and curbing fraud emphasized.

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Senate Wasikotay Officur Grand Army Ohio Alsi Ialis John Reed, Sr Charlotte O Morgan Civili Poudla United States Cuba Mitchell Oregon Cascades Columbia River John G. Parke Dafiane Fle Mir. Morgan Washington Conger Col Park Hha Cupul Dalles Iver and Leathor Plumb Misouri River Secretary of War West Plsmamene Ingall Allison Shuttity Town Ship Canal Company Nicarwagusa Mer Hays Nicaragua Arkansas Maney Nicaraugue New York Enpi United i Woemre McMillan, Craper Bouse Dias Et Malae Grand Army of the Republic Steele Cobb Indiana Stone Strait Minnesota House Couferes Comanias Tonet General Land Office Peters Roma Perkins Kansas Worall Deccary Bn Justy Werk Her Ls Teetvall Wits Ung Sireach Himaelf Ieee Saint Netrseka Ureught Theyimly Seus Cenfers Xenate Payson Tiligota Ent Earthan Bibenbe Kant Sime Coleredy
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Peace and War Debate Sparks German Electoral Tension

In February 21 articles, discussions cite Count Ver Moltke on military policy and conscription length, arguing permanence of army over reform cycles. Large crowds in Berlin react as socialists push for changes while government factions clash over appeasement versus rearmament and legal limitations.

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Peasala Geran Litorals Liegnitaer Zediutye Ver Moltke Keenigebarg Kitertedd Dneer Jan Lateek Dersden Allstadt Femi Tnet Dantakc Stouttin Cologne Munnich Gertok Literate Strestarg Arterumine Ale le Chegalie Aventis Nuremberg
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Bitter and stubborn rebalance urged across provinces

Announcement on positive authority discusses a bitter contest and peace implications demanded by the government. Weather forecasts show fair, then warmer conditions with southerly winds across Missouri and neighboring regions. Washington reports indicate a treasury secretary vacancy and talks between the president and Speaker Carlisle. A reception planned for Hon. C. Muted, founder of the city, with old-settler cane gift and remarks on early city history.

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Carlisle Manning Washington Sayage
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