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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1888
Page
4
The article discusses errors and misprints about prominent figures such as inventor George H. Corliss and political names like Robert T. Lincoln Chauncy DePow and Sam Jones. It covers editorials on Kansas City saloon closings and Oklahoma trade, while noting smallpox fears and a shifting political stance in the era. The text blends political misstatements, trade debates, and local grievances about media coverage and public notices.
The Kansas Democrat editor notes the party’s past missteps and current bluster, praising recent Washington administration benefits while urging continued unity and vigor. It highlights Kansas cities expanding, capital flowing in, and a move toward a stronger, sustained metropolis with improved transit links and development. The piece reflects on population growth, increased enterprise, and the need for persistent effort to maintain progress amid national political shifts.
A dated 4 Feb letter from John J Ingalls discusses Beurg orge and St John, labeling George as anti populist for revenue and noting St John’s ties to prohibitionists. The writer calls both men lies more respectable than Judas and asserts their alleged actions after obtaining leverage.
The Philadelphia Call argues that tariffs are trade restrictions, not taxes on citizens. It contends that duties on imported goods support domestic makers who fund government, while aliens should not gain privileged entry for profit. The piece emphasizes loyalty and the government's duty to protect citizens.
The letter from Cassius M. Clay of Kentucky discusses the 19th century Republican nomination, weighing whether Milne or Lincoln could win New York and the nation. It argues Lincoln’s strength and southern principles, suggesting he is the best bet to carry the South and the presidency, with doubts about other candidates.
Mrs Corbin argues that marriage is a partnership and women should engage in public questions without sacrificing family duties. She claims women voters need representation reflecting domestic interests and questions the idea that only men can govern. The piece challenges the suffrage opponents and questions if women must hold office to vote.
Discussion mocks Kansas drawbacks and praises sunflowers as a metaphor. The Kansas education bill aims to supplement local effort with national funding but requires free common schools for all children and caps federal aid by state spending. The plan spans eight years with stepped appropriations totaling about 47,005 HM initial, rising then tapering, and criticizes politics and party rhetoric.
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