Nebraska farmers unite against the binder twine test
A long, fragmented clipping surveys political jabs and editorials. It references Nebraska farmers joining a test, mentions figures like Noble and Binine, and critiques cabinet appointments, railroads, and protectionist policy. The piece also notes legislative notes from Kansas and broader American trade and navy policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Binine
St. Louis Globe-Decioctal
Noble
Missouri
Colle
Wichita meat debate and statewide police commission fears
The piece critiques Kansas politics, urging Governor Humphrey to resist unequal treatment of cities like Atchison and Topeka while warning of a police commission mandate. It covers Samoa arbitration talk, the Samoa question, and U.S. policy, plus commentary on press, royalties, and a Christian woman's critique of suffrage rhetoric served with local and national concerns.
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Eace
Archionn
Topeka
Nerntofne
Atchison
Atchizon
Topska
Wichita
Commission On
Humphrey
Republican Daily
States to License Money-Lending Firms Aimed at Investor Protection
A letter to the editor argues for state licensing and inspection of money lending, farm mortgage, and city loan companies. It claims such regulation would ensure legitimate lending, reassure eastern investors, lower interest rates, and improve the reputation of securities offered by licensed western firms, with Kansas and Wichita named as interested parties.
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She Kage
Wichita
New York
Kansas
Norton
Peorles
Fannis
Dmily Eagle Gage
Thes
Massacusetts
Lenge
Smiuill
New England
Miuch
East
West
Commission
Tin Sich
Wellington Man Backed for Third Assistant Postmaster General
The editor Jacob Statler of the Press is praised as a skilled politician with Kansas ties. Supporters in Washington aim to push his name for the third assistant postmaster general slot, arguing Kansas should gain patronage due to its strong Harrison votes. The piece endorses Statler and a Wellington man for high offices.
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Welliuctin Standarden
Jacob Svotler
Thies lv Bins
Kansas
Republia
Lie
Eariy Place
Washington
Statler
Harrison
Wikins
Jacob
Wellington
Kansas native Ryan to seek plenipotentiary envoy post
A fragmentary report notes Kansas figures discussing Ryan’s possible nomination as plenipotentiary and envoy. Senator Ingalls questions the appointment, citing competency and integrity. Observers mention Logan, a Kansas man now in Illinois, and local sentiment regarding the nomination.
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Ryan Washingan Correrzeaurat
Blaine
Hartisin
Thomas ‘Ryan
Ingalls
Tran
Ryan
Kansas
Logan
Illinois
South Kansas Conference Appointments Delighted and Announced
The South Kansas conference adjourned at 8:20 pm with Bishop Vincent presiding. The minutes list numerous appointments across districts including J. A. Hyden Cherryvale, JOP. Shapwers Caney, and many others in Salina, Emporia, Fort Scott, Ottawa and nearby circuits, reflecting a broad slate for district leadership and supply duties.
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BaLowin
Kan
South
Eat
J. A. Hyden
Cherryvale
Ay Tammont
Shapwers Caney
W. Means
Cedarvale
Bryantha
J. W. Stewart
A Morgan
Cheutanqua Springs
Browning
H. Blar
Tietisis
von Edna
H Carlyon
Elk City
J. W. D. *Anderson
Galesbury
Thayer
R. M Callison
Grenola
Texac Hill
Independence
C. BR
W. Stafford
J. A. Hill
State Normal
Emporia Quarterly Conference
Ottawa
I. W. Chaffee
Baldwin
C. W
Joe Mound
le M. Rhoades
M.D. Stoat
Colony
oOntldson
Fontana
Harpe
G. W. Braden
Lemm Valentine Staley
Louis A. Day
Mo- Tasateoy
N. V. Tinton
D. Wood
Win
Shambaugh
Carswardin G
B. Norton
M. MT. Campbell
Reese
Rester
Canadian Budget Deficit Weighs on Finance Debate
The annual budget statement highlights a growing deficit and calls for higher taxation to bridge the gap. Sir Richard Cartright accuses the minister of failing to curb expenditure, forecasting continued pressure on the treasury and annual deficits around 80 million dollars next year.
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Globe
Emus
Canada
Richard Cartright
Kansas Missouri beef and rail rate tensions spark state action
Kansas lawmakers debate rail freight discrimination impacting Wichita and other points while a dressed beef convention plots measures to curb the dressed beef industry. Opposition frames proposed bills as outsiders driven and warns of combine powers in Chicago and Kansas City.
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Shanes
Porcell
St. Louis
Kansas
Bougft
Ge Ok
Chicago Andansas
Lille
Tyes Meilshe
Gesig
Exist
Kansas News Briefs Mixed With Local Notes From Kingman
A sprawling Kansas page item mixes scattered notes from Woodson and Kingman counties. It mentions four lift children buried in two weeks, a Leavenworth Democrat nomination, a day length remark, bank consolidation at Fairview, and a Wellington Standard reference. Reports on road work, revival meetings, rail proposals, and local officials accompany a patchwork of biographical and economic updates.
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Ebley
Woodson
Democrats of
Leavenworth
ML. Hacker
Nuyar
Stite Bank
Paruers’ Bank of
Fairview
Wellington Standart
Ays Counte
Sturt
Kingman County
Cours
Ure Methodist Church
Ty Kingman
Jolmore
Bud
Sacki
Ion City
Prames Perculiney
Adyptel
Gale Plains
Western
Han
Warning on counterfeit soaps alerting Ivory Soap
A warning message warns that many white soaps imitate Ivory Soap but lack its qualities. Readers are urged to insist on Ivory Soap and to beware of counterfeit products.
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Procter & Gemble
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Marsh Murdock
Winster
el Derailo Republican
Omaha
Platt
Rusk
Tom
Jerre
Mr. Harrison
Jerry
General Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad
Artisan
Wea
Tephry
Clevelant
Wim
Otheis
Windom
IniMana
Hovey
Taimapolis
Horey
Thery Pty
Atchison Changin
Metropolitan Police Commission
Maine
Vatatte
Kansas Shvishen
G. AL IL
Atchison and
Berlin
Boersen Zeitung
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Bayard
Ion
Navigator Islands
Somoa
Latvia
England
Hogland
Clade Garden
Wis Dome
America
Globe Democrat
United States Supreme Court
Cvthon
Stenstip
Phutse
Ladisys
Murdock & de
Tate
Bref Inspection
Eve C
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South Kansas
Ments
Fort Scott
Robb
P. E
Baxter Springs
R. Miller
Bethel
W. R. Leigh
Brownson
H. Ashbaugh
J. M. Payne
Girard
Gnn
SL. Chase
Jun . Snelling
Mound City
J. . Hulbersy Grove
James R.ramsey
Opolis
Weir
Charles Lynch
Osage Mission
W. T. Freeland
Parsons
Brant
Pittsburg
BL Scott
Santot
Thomas Stephenson
Red 4
Harvey J. Dolson
Walnut
Thomas
Turers
Dominion
Board of
Rairoad Commssioners
Kollary
Doment
Bleisi
Kanstad
Reo
Wat
Wichita & O Colorado Railroad
McCracken
State Board of Agrchiture
Provideocs
PaAlterns
Tata
Sik
ASBM
Bisok Kean
Anowna
Esason
Bone
Isda
Ae Ae Sa
Arcenwota
David L Payne
Inia
Lijntratat
Inall
Prepa Oklahomas
Beecher Wits
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