New York World Calls Tariff Debate Crossed Eye Democracy
The New York World labels the tariff stance of the Democratic party as a cross-eyed democracy. Senator Butler of South Carolina argues New York Pennsylvania and New England drink far more liquor per capita than Gulf states. Evangelist Moody launches a campaign against darkness in Leadville Colorado as the press weighs Sullivan and Mitchell’s recent labor in the capital. Wichita supporters claim local resilience amid a national storm and political maneuvering.
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Tariff Deductions Spark Debate Across Nation
A Kansas field note outlines tariff questions tied to the public debt and presidential politics. It argues tariff levels influence wealth, debt payoff, and taxation, while linking high tariffs to both benefits and drawbacks. Kansas Dairy association meeting set for March 20 in Topeka. An epidemic of hydrophobia worries the country as reports of dog bites rise, with no human cases yet.
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Wichita Board of Trade Dedicates New Hall in Sedgwick Block
The Wichita Board of Trade formally opened its new hall in Sedgwick block on the Lith inst. A 400 strong gathering heard welcoming addresses by W. S. Morris and T. A. Neal. The banquet room on the ground floor offered a lavish spread as speeches extolled Wichita’s growth, unity, and commercial future. The event featured prominent visitors from Medicine Lodge and Ark City, and highlighted Wichita’s rapid advances in banking and manufacturing as proof of a thriving metropolis.
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Chaotic Debate and Choctaw Women Referenced in Fractured Text
A fragmented excerpt mentions a protest against prohibition, mock trial style rhetoric, and a dubious portrayal of Choctaw women and Senator Joves. The garbled OCR includes references to Frank Hurd Anh on Deck, trade policy, and a Cincinnati Commercial Gazette critique of Congress. The readable bits hint at political tension and cultural stereotypes amid unclear narrative.
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