Prohibition and party aims stir Kansas and Pennsylvania
Senator Quay advocates prohibition in Pennsylvania as sobriety solidifies Republican support, while General Greely comments on postponing spring signals. Debates over reciprocity treaty and military promotions spark partisan contention, with editorials debating Harrison's presidential prospects and the era's political tensions.
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Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Kansa
Harr
Congres
Lyman Abbatsda
Plymouth Church
Hrodkipa
Sanday
Kuti Abet Bo
The Debt and Interest Debate in State Legislation
An excerpt discusses opinions on lowering interest rates, state taxation and property, railroads, and finance policy. It argues against concentrating money power and favors cheaper credit for farmers, warning that current laws could raise living costs and reduce state revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polivivingis
Powitien
Kansas
Tink
Wichita as Key to Kansas Wealth and Growth
A Kansas paper argues Wichita's rise defines the state's future prosperity. It credits Wichita's enterprise for drawing major rail lines the St Louis and San Francisco, Missouri Pacific, and Chicago and Rock Island, and for lifting nearby towns as it expands. It warns that without a great city like Wichita, Kansas lacks a leading trade and manufacturing center.
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Karas
Kansas
Wichita
Porter
Perlainibe
Kanan
St Louis
San Francisco
Missouri Pacific
Chicago
Dervle
Winfield
Arkansis City
Wellington
Kingman
Mitheus
Harper
Hutchincon
Newton
Theopera
Kameas
Wester
Faust
Karnes
T. J. Pater
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kanuanwar
Wichita's electric rail system praised over cable roads
A fragmented editorial extols Wichita for having the only successful electric railway in the state, arguing it outperforms cable systems. An interview with an electrician is cited, claiming the electric line will outpace costly cable networks and bring practical benefits amid winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koansa Cay
Wichita
Mars
Amnel
Vina
Echoes on Wichita Real Estate Boom Across Coasts
The New York Christian Intelligencer and San Francisco Bulletin editors discuss Wichita’s rapid growth and land speculation. They note population rises, real estate fever, and a claim that Wichita may become a leading Western city, despite skepticism from some observers.
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Atlantic
Parishc
Harper
Exche i
Fanta
Wichita
Aesen
New York City
San Francisco
New York
Christian Intelligencer
The
Evani
Avia
Mats
Hurwr
M. Sturdick
Sanjieceiseo Bulletin
Kiuimes
California
Tie Phulbatin
Lisa
Bon Iestire
Tate
Wyakitens
Tror
Ontef
Kauss
Brue Wharf
Depetuliax
Uden
Pisperty
de Ivere
Keven
Uveije
Vowpuray
Dean
Velar
Welch
Ashifornia
Walid Eromeis
Sirte
Enit
Sparta
Pepalviad
Washington letter mocks Cleveland era cabinet and inauguration plans
The piece lampoons the late 1880s White House and cabinet, praising Mrs. Cleveland while faulting Bayard and the Massachusett s governor nominee. It predicts grand inauguration pomp with Pennsylvania troops and New York militia, noting preparations and projected decor, crowds, and potential delays from weather.
American Sentiment in Cuba Inspires Mixed Reactions
A fragment from the American Elyphet in St Linzi discusses January letters from missionaries in Cuba. It reports a Christmas tree lighting at a branch station and mentions an American flag used as a cover under scrutiny. The writer suggests broader emotional responses and calls for unity amid ongoing tensions in the region.
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St. Linzi
Tzvana
Calis
Chile
Unclear fragmentary Cuban policy debate echoes across years
OCR readable sections discuss U S stance toward Cuba, fears of royalist influence, and calls for resisting aggression. Mentions policy restrictions on moving people or goods, congressional bills, and international trade dynamics. Mentions New York newspaper era style and constant travel by a public figure.
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Betton
A. W. Greely
Te Divada Center
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Fagur
Kinrasip Iso
Renurkida
Philaddlphis Newspayer
Rowling Willencill
Wen James
Gayatte
Harrison
Gisiost
Eney
Tandday Tracy
Ghondler
Eo WiLin Te Sante
Seliofield
Sehioield
Genaril Schofield
Ahn
Agora
Judgravat
Iilnwtriottan
Belfiell
Meewiis
Jez
the Newspaper of the East and
Weet On
Winkie
Washington
Wastivaros
V.c
Kad
White House
Mme
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Bayard
Massachus
Jhen
Cie
Hestroua Namie
Hho Se Tinganu
Morris
Miks
Morover
Mearly
Uncle Sam
Esabiy
Department of Agriculture
Wayhia
Uetowand
Sahors
Raff
Jan Mueperi
Asuarican Ritian
Indy
Baltimore
Steen
Amercan
Seventh Regiment
Wissels
Bost Armory
Brooklyn
Fuece
Phutub
Farr Atvholy
Morton
Merton
Morten
Cstiber
Chinen
Cuba
Wea
Main Street
United States
Boris Alemal
Peti Lauy
Eni
Malig
Ory
Ryan & MacKenzie, Tt
Lawyhers
Ageae Dernd Poth
Roa
Jepricer
Grange Sisson
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Cringe
Gr. Lovie
Kremyne
Phalve
Tietra
George & Dawg
Penney Rare Dots
Fried and Cares
Limeum
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