Wichita Victory As Rail Rates Redded Discriminations
Wichita is hailed as a wholesale and manufacturing center after the Kansas Railway Commission reaffirms rates favoring Wichita over rivals, citing the economic impact on grain, meat, and manufactured goods. The ruling, praised as a victory for Kansas and Wichita, highlights increased trade and industrial prospects across the region.
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Kansas
Bacus
Etate Board of Railway Commissioners
Wichita
Eade
Kansas Railway
Najoala
Kaus City
Misouri
Missouri
Tuland
Taladondre
Aeason
Wistraseed
Wachita
Meneie
Chief Arthur Right on Unions and Strikes
A state editorial argues Chief Arthur and Grand Master Powderly wisely oppose strikes. It warns employer-employee clashes harm the economy, cause unemployment, and prompt hiring to replace workers. The piece urges unions to seek redress via ballots and respect leaders who promote restraint.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Arthur
Forscoth
Orer
Ives
Ja Hier Arthur
Worldman Powderly
Eliquist
Wessy
Messrs
Pow Gerry
Pat
Tioka
A. K. Rodgers
Pat Cleary
Lincoln County
Cleary
Supreme Court
Topeka
A. K. Rogers
The Saloon in Politics and Prohibition Debate
Washington public opinion issue outlines four original essays on prohibition high license anti prohibition and anti saloon movements with notable figures Gen Clinton Fisk Ernest H Crosby Chauncey Black and Albert Griffin. Other notes discuss steel rails prices free trade mills bill and standard oil monopoly, Topeka heroine Mary Klinkerman, population maps and homestead land opens, and major Kansas railroad rate case impact.
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Public Opinion
Washington
Clinton B. Fisk
Ernest H. Crosby
Chauncey F. Black
Albert Griffin
England
Nanker
Mazarine
Mississipi
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
Michigan
Dakota
Nebraskas
Minnesota
Wyoming
Montana
Kansas
Colorado
Missouri
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Pacific
T Ie
Pacific Railroad
New England
Middle States
South Carolina
Germany
France
Great Britain
Ireland
Sunflower Soupcon and Kansas News Bits
A jumble of Kansas items notes El Dorado lawn clubs Nickerson building plans Marion County livestock sales 933055 dollars Atwood grape vines Linn County poor house expose Lawrence meals eight Marion County schoolhouses Fort Riley contracts 865000 dollars and diverse local happenings across Topeka Sterling Brainard Whitewater Topeka and surrounding towns including schools deaths births and civic tales with scattered figures and names.
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el Dorado
Nickerson
Marion County
Atwood
Kan
Linn County
Lawrence
Kansas
Forest City
Fort Riley
Perkins
Arkansas City Cattle Company
Texas
Emporia Brass Band
Bors
Sterling
Russell Springs
Logan County
Brainard
Whitewater
Butler County
Marion City
Topeka
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Gluthe
Newton
Newton Vigors
Tannar
Dighton Journal
Lane County
Stafford
Tin
Wichita Bond Sale Sets City Wealth Record
The city of Wichita sold 255000 of six per cent sewer bonds with a premium of 17593 in an open auction to maximize price. Councils praised the credit, noting the bid process drew top prices and reflected growth. Wichita, already dubbed the Peerless Princess of the Plains, gains the title Meridian's Magical Mascot.
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Topezas
City of
Wichita
Forest
the Plains
Meridian
Unclear events concern Hidate and local town dealings
Fragmented report covers Hidate grand mastership and land sale disputes in Pelliers and Jownetown, noting a buyer near 1 47 Hoke cabinet and a complex chain of title. It also mentions a railway incident and a missing person case in our city with a search ongoing, plus references to European affairs and Paris exhibits.
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Hidate
Chllwater
Beitsye
Pelliers
Denis
Jownetown
Pend
Mule Creel
Hoke, Caabinr
Edward Reste Tery
Torus
Fort Scott Mooitor
George W. Ralzung
Ane
Lancer
Pratik
Jewt
Jase Vheyec
Mra
Quantrell
Drinle Baker
Emule Pirtasa
Parisian
Wall
Lille
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Marshall M. Murdock
Félver
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Charleston
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Oklahoma
Ith
E.S. A
Nooce
Ingalls
Charlie Moss
Hilton
TY. Stewart
New Yorks
de Wells
Wichita Trateens
Saya
Kansas City
Ratone
Hanes
Way
Lesie
Wes
Togeta
Claraci
Rob Iery
Wawankiy Cretels
Msmel
Worthy
Retlway
Refirm
Gulf
New Mexico
Arizona
Wicita
Armdius
Standard Oil Company
Mary Klinkerman
Rodgers
Kansa
Evuryj Bendy
Col
Tomlinson
The
Atlanta Constitution
Lincoln
Chicago
Apwick Pantagraph
Wichita Houses
Jorge Stsha
New Hells
Valley of the Nile
Mr. Wait Strong
Rice County
John Walker
Sunflower Soupcon
Little Edna
Daunhtor
James Thomapson
Kiowa
Ellville
Canada
State Journal
Atchison
Becaus
Evangelist Munhall
Imperis Demaycrat
Judge Strong
Curt
Kinsley
A. T
Board of Trade
Johnstown
Resativn
Rateens
Korchlit
Frirs Designs
Siye
Tees Atheros
Cheias Axel
Sentrata
Paler
Iit
Mbs
Sidanon
Iines & Ross
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Eithar
Camewrwnney
Avery Pepeler
Ely
Muedey
Citcke
Joe
Piprice
Ull
Asaive
Syed Omni Peden
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