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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1890
Page
4
A garbled, highly distorted passage threads together names like Kentuckiung Kentack and Dr. Talmage with references to Cardinal Gibbons and Grover Cleveland. It mentions political maneuvering, potential appointments, and debates on federal power, interwoven with stray phrases about race, religion, and upcoming elections.
The Atchison Globe quotes G W Glick decrying St Louis bid for the World's Fair and predicts visitors would favor Minnesota and the north. St Mopen's forecast warns the Chicago site will boost that city’s business while sidelining other western towns and states. The article argues against monopolizing trade and questions sugar policy and Mexican production effects on industry.
A lengthy report covers a Senate silver bill, its controversial price provisions, and potential economic effects. It includes a farmer’s letter from St Louis about money, banking, and farm prices, arguing for or against Butterworth style controls and criticising speculative futures in grain markets.
Kansas readers hear a bold appeal from the State Bureau urging counties to fund and publish a comprehensive state book. It promises 100,000 copies to market Kansas nationwide, with county pages priced by population and coordinated through auxiliary county organizations to attract homeseekers and boost settlement.
Fragmented OCR summary shows a central meeting with Mr Lule, Mr Admins, Mr Reynolds secretary, and various named attendees from cities and regions. It mentions proceedings, committees, and anticipated dates while dense garbled text obscures specific outcomes and actions.
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