Republican Convention Farce and Rail Strike Delays
A scattered report covers Republican clubs postponed in Topeka due to the Santa Fe railway strike. The piece notes labor tensions, political maneuvering for governor, and commentary on leaders from Repulblican papers, with mention of a fatal Savannah and Gulf excursion train wreck near Waycross. It references editorial debates on Shakespeare authorship and party prospects for 1890s campaigns.
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Santa Fe
Topeka
Ignatius Donnelly
Brawich
Soci
Fabel
L. A. Humphrey
Wall
Huge corn yield in Sedgwick County sparks talk
C T Hyde reports twenty thousand bushels of corn raised on four to five hundred acres despite a dry year. He plans to plant six hundred acres and hopes to harvest thirty thousand bushels next fall, noting political indifference to the issue and comparing it to an exhibit of oddity.
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Gen. Weaver
Des Moines Tribune
Cis
Weaver
Des Moines
C. T. Hyde
Sedgwie
Drouthy
Hyde
Main Street
Kansas
Logan Carlisle
Congress
Gewd
Scribbler
Carlisle
Woman suffrage foes rally in Kansas towns
Advocates report strong opposition across Kansas as women’s suffrage efforts are met with ridicule and claims the legislature erred in passing the metropolitan police law and the women’s municipal suffrage act. Opponents mock the idea that commissions and police should be women.
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Kansas
Mothers and Daughters of
Lashlature
Metropolitan Police
Conmissian
Difficulties of Our Railroad System and Its Lessons
W. E. Hutoamos analyzes historical road control and its impact on public life, arguing railways transformed society but require stable public oversight. He critiques private equity, calls for a balanced interstate commerce law, and imagines future public ownership to prevent crippling strikes.
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Strick
Beane
Tess
Rome
Gillen
John of
England
Mayra
Olio
Nastiama
Yar
Sta
Iim
Iil
Penge
W. E. Hutoamos
Reed
Wichita News Summary Still Tied to Labor Strife and Civic Banquet
Reading the scattered excerpts, Wichita faces labor actions at the Santa Fe line with managers suspending workers and appeals for return to duty, while local civic life celebrates the dedication of a new board of trade hall. Letters of regret from notable figures reflect optimism for the future of Wichita commerce and governance.
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Naan City Star
Board of Trade
Wichita
Topeka
Plains
TAS
Pricrkst
Warnisetis
DG Marchs
Matin Wyerry
Bethas Ul Trade
Ayia Kaa
Draxsye
Windy Weather and Wichita Growth Featured in City Talk
The report praises Wichita as a growing city, noting its windy climate as a defining feature on a Thursday visit. It highlights brisk business activity, new enterprises, and optimism about future development, mentioning Marsh Murdoch and local figures in a broad sketch of commerce and civic progress.
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Jacob Eckert
Barvere
St. Louis
Main Street
Douglas Avenue
Wichita
Srewig
Eappert Frias
Col Marsh Murdoch
Fragmented prayer for crops and commerce in Goddard district
A garbled note from Kas March 15 references the wheat season, goats, and the Nation of the Basin. It mentions health, freshness, and business, with merchants and traders in Locka seeking favorable conditions for markets.
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Kas
Ingalle Aspirations Mentioned in Editorial Exchange
A fragmented exchange references Senator Ingalle and a local editor's reply to a St Joseph newspaper note. The peculiar correspondence hints at candidacy talk and calls for attention to the maker’s remark, with scattered dates and names obscured by OCR.
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Ingalle
Maria
Femstrom
St Joep
Ingalls
Staves Sears
Wasuisetos
Sis
Rertin Tharty-fork
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