Kansas Forecast and Political Murk in One Turbulent Column
A sprawling, mixed-agenda column surveys stormy weather on the Pacific coast, Kansas sunshine, and political shifts. It references the Sharon-Fill case in San Francisco, local trials against Mrs. Mallory, tariff debates, and a parade of figures like Ed Carroll and Cleveland, with notes on hotels, newspapers, and Frisco news.
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Pacific
Arkansas Valley
Kansas
Supreme Court
San Francisco
Terry
Tess
Newton’s claim of superior governance sparks local debate
A Newton Republican attack on other towns’ law order contrasts with 1872 vigilante violence in Newton. It cites Tom Corrigan and John Savage as local bosses, condemning their influence and urging circumspection and moral character as essential to lasting community identity.
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Newton
Kansas
Wichita
Kates
Law
League
Tom Corrigan
John Savage
Carrigan
Heaven
Earth
Advertising In Art: Publicity At The Risk Of Likeness
A discussion on the age of advertising critiques lavish visual campaigns and warns against indecent or excessive likeness use in endorsements. It urges congressional penalties for unauthorized portrayals of individuals in ads, noting public discomfort among modest women and the potential harm to reputation.
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Congress
Groundhog Mystery Ends In Sudden Fatality
An elderly figure known as Mr. McClung reportedly killed the groundhog in Happy Valley and displayed its hide. He claimed to keep a diary of nearly forty years noting groundhog predictions and weather records, with entries from Feb 2 across many years and places in Belgwick County, Kansas.
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Sarahk McClung
Happy Valley
McChung
Malo Ais
St. Louis
McClung
Tinola
Belgwick County
Kansas
Ranaas
Cortsetts
Erry
Dreaths
American Desert
Mississipy
Wichita
M. A.W
Wichita Reflections on Growth and People of the City
A Wichita correspondent writes from Kansas in praise of the city as a growing hub. He notes strong business leadership, new factories, and expanding industries including the Stewart Brothers iron works. Caution is urged for newcomers aiming to wealth without labor amid union activity and crop softness.
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Kansas
Jon. Ky
Tam
Wichita
Sean
Stewart Trothers
Covington
South Fourth Avenue
Coney
Stewart Bros. Coney & Co
OwexsviL Indiana reminiscence and death vigil
A Wichita writer in Owensville Gibson County Indiana on March 5 recalls a late night vigil over his dying mother, describing intimate memories with schoolmates, local scenes, and a vivid travelogue of the Midwest. The draft reflects nostalgia and familial grief amid a rural setting.
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OwexsviL_r
Ind
Maarch 5
Ensim
Owensville
Gibson County
Vigit
Tomi
Bill
Wichita
Messi
Panhandle travel notes praise Wichita link to boom towns
A writer recounts a Panhandle journey from Wichita through Miami, Fort Elliott, Mobeetie, and Mudcutie praising climate and soil, signaling future farming growth and strong ties with Wichita business. It notes Fort Elliott quarters, a busy boarding era, and prospects for cattlemen and settlers to unite with Wichita's ambitions.
New Kansas Rail Charter Aims Across Many Counties
Secretary of state approves the charter for the Omaha Gardenity and Paritie Railway with stock of seven million dollars. Directors named include Hill Wilson of Hayes City Ballinger Morgan AP Toemia and others. Plans extend from a north line near Jewell or Washington county southwestward through multiple counties and communities, with a migration association and resolutions under review. A parallel action is sought at Ellsworth and surrounding towns.
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Panhandle
Kansas
Texas
Mimi
Captain Walsh
Fort Elliott
Mini
Miami
Mobeetie
Ying
Unense Hill
Sedgwick County
Ft. Elliott
Price
Wichita
Captain Leggett
W. van Horn
le Ty
Mudcutie
Hwa
Jules Tee
Ime
Ital
Omaha, Gardenity & Paritie Railway Company
Hill PL Wison
Hayes City
John Ballinger
Morgan AP Toemia
Wow Walte
Gikeon
HL Adkimsen
W. Abirich
Garden City
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DungEnale
Cora Lee
Gray
Springfiel
Mallory
Ilf
K. C. Journal
United States
Magnus Swenson
Ine
Ingalls Blackburn
Great Tend
Morrixon House
Eaour
Tion
TF. Chapman
Soldiers
Wichita Eagle
Ben Protess
Spooner
Chanvesi
B. F. Chapman
Baatica
Tarim
Enuit
Yubr College
Vanderbilt
Kansas City Star
Ed Carroll
Leavenworth
Shover Cleveland
Alent
Tomlinson
Willin’ Parbsses
General Hinck
Morrison
Josef McDowall
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Indiana
Mabeeth
Wheeler County
W. E. Edwards
Whithies
Telose
P. E.D
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Father McGlynn
Theodore Parker
Lincoln
Avoise
Rome
Torey
Napoleon
Europe
Ford
Vox Dei
Louis Vout
France
Paris
Guizet
Frances
Parke
Linfooty
America
Professo Henry
New York University
Guizot
Waterloo
Gettysburg
My. Garfield
Washington
Dewy
Weil
Towk
Saloon
Ameristion
Oklahoma
Teldos
Elleworth
Fndas
Nansook
Taconet
White House of Innes & Ross
C. E. Lewis & Co
Boots & Shoes
Burt
Reynolds Bro
Burt and Mears
Billy Be Bracket
Boyden
Daema Adams & Co
C. HE. Lewis & Coo
Main Street
Walker Vier
Citizens Bank
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Slatewart
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