Divorce Suit Fails In Cloud County Woman Seeks Decree
An article notes a Cloud County woman’s divorce suit against her husband for laziness, with the court deciding not to set a precedent that would dissolve families. The piece then shifts to political commentary on alliances, government, and tax debates, referencing figures and events in a broad critique of Democratic policies.
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Cloud County
Samuel J. ‘Tilden
Aase
Our Fathers
Snd
Wichita Banking Leaders Foresee Western Growth Boom
A Wichita banking president receives a letter from Boston praising Wichita as a future great western city. The writer cites eastern capital confidence, Oklahoma prospects, and new Turton car works investment. Western financiers forecast vast rail and livestock trade, boosting Wichita packing and manufacturing while challenging Kansas City markets.
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Wichita
Bostor
New England
Selho
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Paine
Turton Car Works
Sys
Imsoem Corporation
New Eng
Wickita
Wichita Exen
Htallots
Wonderuil
Prospects and politics in Southwestern Kansas and Iowa
The Southwestern Kansas reports show uneven crop prospects with several counties reporting adequate conditions while others cite seed shortages for planters. Spring prospects look good despite soil dryness, and governors veto influenced policy tensions surface amid anti poverty debates. Iowa Republicans plan early mobilization for Seawright Allison’s presidential bid at the January convention.
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Tarden
Pstrone
Kansa
Stevens, Scatt
Stanstar
Mente
Grant
Merton
Moxkgemint
Hamilton
Lane
Wichita
Kearney
Clark
Sewand
Greeley
Haskell
Gray
Great Strike Ties Railroads in National Labor Debate
The piece argues that railroad engineers face wage and work risk issues amid a broader strike threat on the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy line. It discusses labor versus capital, the distribution of wealth, and the influence of labor combines, warning against arbitrary wage setting and urging natural economic laws to prevail. It also notes Fort Smith Arkansas considering river improvements and contends protectionism influences on employment and industry.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Erin
C. B
Arthur
Brotherlood of
Stade
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Wichita Dispatcher Tales and Rail Talks on City Sewerage
A Wichita Scribbler column mixes civic debate on whether the city should own sewerage with rail industry chatter. Officials discuss Kansas cyclones, political nominees, and plans for the Wichita & Western railroad, while Judge Geo. T. Anthony is praised as a strong gubernatorial candidate within the Republican camp.
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Prentis
Newton
Kansas
Superintendent Hill
Wichita & Western Railroad
Wichita & Western
Wichita
State of
Wes
Wiehita
H.C. Slus
Register of Deeds Office
Judge Slues
Arkanasna
Eagim
Wiedge
Republican Party
Geo. T. Anethony
Republicans Urge Permanent Clubs Across Nation
The North American Review's March issue carries a chorus of Republican leaders urging permanent clubs to sustain party principles beyond campaigns. Gov Alger, Henry Cabot Lodge, William Phelps, and Senators Chandler and Edmunds advocate incorporation under state law to spread republican truths and support ethical political education in cities like this district.
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North American Review
Alger
Michigan
William Walter Phelps
Henry Cabot Lodge
Edmunds
Chandler
Aldrich
John Foster
Republican Party
New York
Willian Phelps
Stenhouaes
Slonecker
Kearsas
Clule
Eliiby
Henry May Club
Ereter
Lea Rewt
Tarantine
Fauet
Weil
Wichita Trade Board Dedicates New Home in March
A Wichita board of trade meeting marks the informal dedication of its new building with speeches and prominent invitees. The report notes significant property damages from recent storms and wind across Kansas, with emphasis on impacts near Colorado and California.
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Elferade Times
Wichita
Board of Trae
Board of Trade Benlilitar
Uns
Tse
Kansas Excursion Rates Mentioned In Western States Paper
Fragmented OCR notes discuss excursion rates between the Missouri and Mississippi rivers and Chicago toward western territories. Mentions line activities and terms of travel with scattered references to places and schedules, but many words unreadable, implying a general discussion of fare terms and routes.
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Missouri
Misuse
Chicago
Kansas
Indore
Central
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Shure
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Kanes
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de Mascus
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Kansas City Times
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Citman
AL Sale
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White House of Innes & Ross
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Colorado
Kamas
Beth Emat
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Santa Fe
Chile de Minsk
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Wichita Coal Company
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