Contested Political News From Topeka and Kingman County
The Topeka papers report on political maneuvering surrounding Governor Oglesby and potential appointments by Chicago relatives, while Kansas through Topeka clippings discuss Henry George, Mr. Phelps, and Chief Justice speculation. Kansas Republicans in Fedgwick county back Marsh Ataminck for governor, with district sentiment favored by News of Kingman county.
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Kansas
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Kingman County
Ingalls Victory in Fierce Voorhees Debate at Forum
The Ingalls Voorhees contest on Tuesday proved the hottest debate since Jet Davis left the U.S. Senate. Ingalls dominated the rounds as Voorhees faltered, failing to slow the Kansas cyclone as records and history favored Ingalls. The Eagle lauds the senior senator for his steadfast use of truth and wit, drawing applause from friends and rivals alike.
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Uth
Jogle
The Banquet of the Legal Lesson Recounted in Jumbled Text
A garbled account describes a long delayed banquet starting near eleven, extensive Bible work delaying the event, and a chaotic press run finishing around five. It notes efforts to capture speeches, crowding, and mixed impressions of the gathering.
Port governor selection among Loyal Tongren supporters debated
A fragmented editorial comments on two endorsed governor candidates not being official runners. It notes consolidations, political trust, and the risk of disappointed ambitions for other contenders. The piece praises disinterested volunteers and poets guiding the future while hinting at Topeka power plays.
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Ward
Kuna
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Nile
America
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A. Mapun
Topeka
Conference and Women Denied Seats by Methodist Governing Body
The Methodiat Ghar conference in New York refused to recognize women delegates, provoking sharp protest and fears it may impact social progress and political influence. The article notes Protestants increasingly grant women roles in church work and divisions, strengthening their public stance and support among men.
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New York
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York
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Trans Republicans convene to elect a state delegates
A fragmentary report notes the Trans state Republican convention last week resolved to support a sensible course. Delegates from southern states urged unity, with emphasis on the overall party interest and electability of the presidential ticket. The Texas delegation is praised for high minded action guiding future selections.
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Centenary plan to honor the constitution in Philadelphia
Governors from the original thirteen states met in Carpenter's Hall Philadelphia to arrange a monument in Parrmont park and a national celebration of the constitution centennial. Officials invited each state's governors to appoint commissioners to work with New York citizens, while Irish and papal politics loom over future demonstrations as campaign tensions ease. Newspaper also notes prison reform and civic pride amid local arrivals and school graduations.
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Georgia
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Virginia
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United States
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Pope's Mani Festo Sparks Religious Politics Debate
A Cooper Union gathering of the Anti-Poverty Society heard Dr Mein and George Smith attack priestly interference in American politics. Speakers warned against Rome directing church policy, urged “hands off” from politics, and criticized Catholic influence while endorsing American liberty and constitutional separation.
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Home made manures aid for Kansas upland soils
An article urges refreshing fertile valley soils with home made manures and explains stable manure and vegetable matter as essential for sustained yields. It notes the need for proper application, soil feeding crops, and stock of nutrients while contrasting long term upland exhaustion with farm-wide fertilization strategies.
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Lyecncus
Kansas
New York Farmers’ Club
Charles V. Mapes
Ionia
Unclear text fragment from Exeter meeting coverage
A long damaged OCR page fragment covers political discourse and local politics with mentions of Exeter, Leavenearth Times, Cabenel TP Anthne, and various names. The readable portions describe candidates, party loyalties, and debates over governance. Many proper nouns are garbled, but the piece conveys contested elections and regional political tension.
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