Wichita and Topeka clash over city governance and law
A long Kansas City Times inspired debate rages through Wichita Topeka and Topeka capital papers. The discourse centers on police power city self rule and enforcement of state law with editors arguing over municipal control and the future of Wichita’s government amid rivalries with Topeka and Kansas City. Citizens face implications for property safety and urban growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ito
EaGie
Arraya
Topeka
Cap- Teal
John Kim‘mero
Eagle
Kansas
Kansas City Times
Wichita
Police Commission
Wichita City
Ingalls as a Republican in Kansas Press Clash
The Topeka Capital attacks Senator Ingalls as a Republican but the standard is his record and honor. He is praised as a leading Kansas and national Republican, with praise for his stance on prohibition and suffrage. The piece argues party unity over municipal women’s suffrage and defends Ingalls against charges of disloyalty or weak leadership.
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McClullough
Globe ‘Democrat
Whlite
Cleveland
Kansas City Times
Pinkerton
Maying
Chicago
Martin
Republican Party
Eacle
Eacne Ae
Atchison
Hiquor
Kansas
N Caven
Wichita
Eags
Webita
Wichits
the Plains
Kansas City
St. John
John A. Martin
Crrizen
Topeka
Senator Ingalls
Ingalls
United States
Tis
Blaine
Sherman
Levere
Indorsed
Kansas Population and Trade Across a Wide Frontier
Senator Plumb discusses Kansas growth and its population origins, markets, and trade links. He notes most settlers came from the East and Midwest, Kansas outlets via rivers and rail, and the need for better access to Gulf and Mexican markets through treaty prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Plumb
Ohio
Kansas
Fessen
Iowa
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Pe Ivania
Illinois
Kentucky
Seaboard
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Topess
Wichita
Memphis
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Democratic House of Representatives
General Grant
Arthur
Senate
Mexico
Texas
Old Mexico
Rosas
Canada
Corrections From Mrs Lilly Virzox To Editor
Mrs Lilly Virzox corrects a probate court article, denies asylum admission, and explains name changes with friend Anna Williams. She cites personal hardship, sunstroke, and travel with Anna Williams, requesting publication of these corrections to clarify facts and protect her name.
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The
Engin
Probate Court
Lilly Vipon
Anca Williams
Anna Williams
Denver
Col
Kansas
West
Anna Willams
Mus
Liniy Virzox
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Sore Te
Moses
Kickers
Arkansas
Deacon White
Wall Street
Galesburg
Til
Globe Democrat
Topeka Democrat
Hess
Kanens
Dero Wichita
Kanass Chu
Eacre
Bismarck
Grovy
King Willan
Queen Victoria
Evarts
Dudley
Field
Charles Robinson
Douglas
Thomas Carney
Leavenworth
Samuel J. Crawford
Alderson
Nehemiah Green
Miley Conty
James M. Tarvey
Kiley County
Thomas A. Osborn
Geo
T. Anthony
Green
Crwford
Crawford
Eadus
Ebume
Wichita Ia
Commonwealth
Missouri Valley
Harrison Street
Dick Walker
Yiemta
Kingman
Dita
Keingman
Citizens Opinion
Rush County
LaCrosse
Salina
McPherson
A. T
8. F
Missouri Pacific
Bush County
la Crosse
Bia
MR. Ingalls
Senator Plumb
New York Tribune
Ocens
New Orleans
Romenet Nhis
Enka
Misouri
Pennsylvania
New England
Afall Roed
Second St
Wichita, Kan
Reding
Plscott & Wichita
Pac. Ry
Serena Gota Sa
Siauunit
Ilmaa Palace
Eremmy Tras
St Louis
Tha
Zist
Sam
Boston
Erie
Babara
Jone
Poe
Wallenstein & Cohn
Maple Grove
W. A. Thomas
First Arkansas Valley Bank
W. C. Woodman & Son
Arkansas Valley
Gore
Paints Paints Paints
George H. Platt
South Main ST
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