Col Murdock's trip to Galveston and Wichita rail plans
Colonel Murdock travels with his daughter Mise Kate to Galveston for ten days, intending to study Wichita to Galveston transfer facilities, rail inspections, trunk line influence, and potential expansion. He argues Wichita’s finances and roads enable it to command future trunk lines and influence regional growth while surrounding counties face debt and rapid bond issuance. The piece papers editorials on governance, weather, and political discourse, including reflections on interstate commerce law and regional rail and tax conditions.
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Murdock
Galveston
Mise
Kate
Alsenk
Wichita
Karuna
Eibulary
Kansas
Congress
Senator Cullum
Illinois
Cullum
Grain Merchants’ Association of Illinois
Court of Justice
Cullom
Controversial Papal Ambassadorship Talk Sparks Washington Debate
A long, opinionated discourse discusses Padre McGlynn's assertion of Holy See pressure for Papal ambassadorial ties to Washington. It covers Catholic hierarchy responses, Bishop Dwenger’s Rome visit, and the U S cabinet’s stance, while linking to Ireland policy and global church strategy. The piece also contemplates Gettysburg, Lincoln and Grant, contrasting Union victory with postwar reconciliation.
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Henry George
Padre McGlynn
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Prince
Holy See
Ian
Sathana
Gibbons
McGlynn
Cardinal Gibbons
Addion
Washington
Padre Glynn
Dwenger
Fort Wayne
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England
Ireland
Humbert
Republie
Mexico
Vatican
White House
Kingdom of Heaven
Binine
Sean
Farles
Americs
Barnards
Cardoros
Germany
Sharp
Baltimore
Wendell Phillips
Onglvernicsburg
Vicksburg
Thateaasrey rLas Oper
Pennsylvania
Tigeker Baloe Bess
Meade
Gettysburg
Ewell
Lee
Watreet
Wickabunea
Grant
Hancock
Pea
Confederacy
Lincoln
Piatt
North
Davis
Longstreet
Slater
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Bedgwick County
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Compton
Tees
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Randall
Samuel
Ben Buller
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Jeffery00
Charleston
Cleveland
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Butler
United States
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THE
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Michigan
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Republican Party
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Topeks Capital
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Ety Government
Hemi
Phelps
Blaine
Tob
Boyd
Selina
Salina
Picea Eee
Hutchinson
Santa Fe
Atchison Street Railway Company
Fort Leavenworth
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Howard
State Reform School
Crawford County
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Sccus
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Tenverworth County
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Wyandotte
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Comanche County
Osage
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Armourdale
Kinsley Mercury
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Canada Southern
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North Main ST
Greensburg
First Arkansas Valley Bank
W.C. Woodman & Son
Arkansas Valley
Starr Safe Company
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Halls Patent Bares
Douglas Ave
Wichita, Kan
Mrectore
Jons
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A. Ksiret
Char G. Wood
Walker
Katgmy
Avian
Wichita, Kansas
Douglas Avenue
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Johnston & Blackwelder
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