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Newspaper

Wichita Eagle

Location

Wichita, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1889

Page

4

Kansas Political Debates Stir Daily Eagle Notes

The Daily Eagle highlights Kansas political discourse with references to Captain Henry Booth and Inman’s sketches, debates on a new state constitution, protectionism, and party contrasts. It notes coming electoral polls, figures like Harrison and Cleveland, and academic opinions from Justice Grey and others, amid press exchanges and public notices.

Wichita and Sedgwick County Power in State Politics

Commentary argues Wichita should gain one of two major committees in the Legislature, given its population and influence, while Leavenworth and Topeka seize other key committees. It praises Captain Henry Booth and denounces attempts to dilute Wichita’s role amid regional envy and political maneuvering.

Sedgwick County Wichita House Senate Leavenworth Henry Booth Tim Wichity Hoath Cleveland Washington Europe Sey United States France Sam Voele

Prairie Home and Kansas Promise in Hard Times

A first person reminiscence of frontier life in Kansas during drought and pioneering struggles. The narrator recalls crossing the prairie, planting sod, and enduring dry years while sustaining a family with corn, pumpkins, watermelons, and farm self sufficiency. He contrasts the hardship with later improvements as neighbors settled, land improved, and independence grew despite earlier scarcity.

Mie Kansas Egypt Blue Hen Prairies Sol Bhoeks Darzen

Fragmented OCR transcript of a 19th century political speech

The text presents a garbled record of a debate featuring Innes and Ross, discussing federal policy toward Native Americans, jurisdiction, and constitutional provisions. It references acts of Congress, central government prerogatives, protections for tribes, and a political climate about law, governance, and citizenship, with scattered names and places obscured by OCR error.

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