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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1890
Page
7
Fragmented chatter in a chaotic update mentions Topeka political sniping, Kansas prohibition debates, and national figures. It cites Governor Vireo Lyle, senator Blair, and a cast of names amid scattered notes on elections, tariff talk, and a looming party realignment. The piece mixes weather, funeral references, and speculative political forecasts without a clear single event.
A Berlin banquet speech by Emperor William is interpreted as signaling attention to public sentiment and possible threat to dissenters. The remarks hint at alliances and opposition, with questions about who is against him and the implications for Socialists. Concerns about European disturbance and potential rebellion accompany the commentary.
The piece surveys Rhode Island politics after property removal for suffrage, noting Democrats’ hopes to contest a state leading toward a national shift. It discusses the 1800s recession theories, money circulation debate, and editorials urging prudent action amid migration and Cherokee strip openings.
A Beagle letter debates wheat surplus impacts on U S farmers, arguing production shifts, foreign demand, and transportation costs shape prices. It compares U S and Russian farming, warns against overproduction, and urges selling surplus in global markets while noting the need for fair laws and economic reform.
A mosaic of Kansas topics appears with farmers alliances, local taxation on real estate and dogs, and political chatter. Mentions include Atchison, Leavenworth, and Abilene peering at press and public issue, plus editorials on Castor beans and state printing, with stray notes on treasurers, prisons, and a sensational baby carriage anecdote.
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Aztar and others warn of settler incursions into new territories before December 9, urging orderly settlement under law. The piece contrasts Noble Plow and Wilders clubs, likely from frontier towns, with early reform arguments on tariffs and the law of supply and demand.
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