Kansas City Conference Aims to Open No Man's Land
A Wichita era piece describes a February 8 1887 Kansas City conference inviting Missouri Kansas and Texas leaders to push opening of Indian Territory for settlement. Efforts seek unified public sentiment and possible conventions, with attendees urged to share views on creating favorable conditions for settlers and Indians alike.
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Board of Trade
Dla
Ilan
Kansas City
Wieliita
Gle
Rocky Mountains
Leoti
Ind
Atock
Wichita County
Dakota
Kawaits
Kansas
Greely Coupe
Louts
Lina
Pueblo
Missouri
Texas
Indian Territory
Congress
Commercial Club
Colorado
Arkansas
Totty
Holden
J. 8
Coblek
LE. Irwin
J. Latshaw
N. H. Miller
W. RB
Nelson
T. Wheeler
KR. Ritchie
T. S. Case
J. B. Lawrence
M. Munford
J. M. Nave
J. M. Patterson
The Century for February Delights and Debates
A lively February issue features James Tassel Lowell on Walter Savage Landor with portraits and recollections, plus reviews and essays on literature, history, and politics. It surveys wartime figures, Lincoln history, and cultural commentary with multiple authors and critical notes.
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James Tassel Lowell
Walter Savage Lander
Lander
Christiaan
Sewell
Maurice Thumper
Dames Whitecourt Riley
Charlotte F. Bases
Richart FE Furrtom
Richard W. J
Kedward Fiestetist
Geamse Wotal
Sheruan
Lincoln Hissory
Hur
MSA
Lincoln
Wetter
Blertleine
Justin Y Lawells
Irving
Exubangs Shots and Expensive Luxuries Commentary
A scrambled, partisan column critiques the New York Nation and various editors, accusing them of sensationalism and bias. It notes a $20,000 bill against the state, comments on press influence, and discusses reform debates in Leavenworth and Nashville, with opinions on Cleveland and free trade.
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New York
Henry Watterson
Crate Ho
Amor
Protect Fond
Reed
Sam Randall
Sau
Intel
Actu
San
Henry
San Francisco Examiner
Wichita
Tow Blifkins
Occidental
United States Land Office
Chicago
Publi Depot Gromads
Emporia
Jennet Wight
Cinewle
Tas
TL Sant
St. Louis
Jandadl
Aml General Epecutay
Las
Topeka & Santa Frailriads
Betts
Newton
Alonne
San Angeles
San [Hese
Mall
Sain Henitaingway Avenue
Bob Tompkins
T Kirst
Ted
Oh Situation
Die Land Office
Tor
Rewtela
Wiessen
Colorado
Medican Caimpinn
New York Nation
Massachueetts
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Leavenworth
Chiuilen
Owen
Chidren
Fragmented OCR politics mock election climate in Midwest era
Fragmented readable text shows ex Governor Charles Foster and political figures facing a looming partisan battle. Mentions of Sherman support, Kansas influence, Milwaukee headlines, and discussants like Perkins and Larar Naw hint at a national campaign dynamic.
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Charles Foster
Ohio
Waco
Sherman
Kaas
Blaw
Perkins
Wevins
Tom Ryan
Kansas
Milwaukee
Congress
Cumapean
Philadelphas
Rodger Mills
New Yorke World
Nepal
Aspen
Larar
York
New
Pometey
Globe-Deveerat
Tie Arakir
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Daily Eagle
Marshall M. Murdock
Rao Llalent In Trl
Phin
No Man's Land
Milt Reynolds
Oklahom
Sam Jane
Kansas City Times
Logan
Wardeis
Beedlers
Parton
Noawark
Kanes City
Hutterworth
James Birk
Atchison
Gi Hing
United States
Grover Cleveland
Sam
Kanen
Randall
Scott
Pennsylvania
Fewlligg
Aeak
Kataas
England
Sisichine
Enstern
Crow
Jack Frost
Amulirys
T. W. Wilson
Canada
North America
Mexico
DeLesnos
Panxnia Canal
DeLesseps
Suez
Phick
House Committee On Territories
Dakot
North Dakota
Embina
Washington
Takoma
Yakima
Walluta
North
West
Fudge Garland of
Seott
W C Garland
Leott
Wieham County
Colona
Ain
Kan‘sa
Thi
Pers Wwichiaa
Uivtelie Gibson
Algeria
Pwalt ©Y
Scott City
Dighton
Lane County
Ni Nese
Wetval Farmers
War Eagle
California
Acon
Oklahoma
Mon Derson
All Dhe
Teller
Suey Bor
Dave
Wbin
Chailler
Air
Syn Ner
MS Cock
Erna
Ph. Ih
Huon
Abilene Uavelle
Thuy Taio
Gazette Tes
Mr. Cleveland
Chevekwil
Winter Clearing Sale OP Dry Own
The
White House
Alexandre Black
Our
C. EH. Lewis & Co’s
Ane
Ares
Rigwas
Catia
Boo
C. KH. Lewis & Co
Main Street
Yike
Ooe
Frank Sieger
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