Sioux City Journal backs resubmission and Kansas politics
The piece notes the Sioux City Journal endorsing resubmission, outlines Topeka appointments under the Harrison administration excluding Bernard Kelly, and comments on Kansas political shifts and local government contests. It references Wichita editorial views, flood impacts in Johnstown and health effects from decaying matter, and railway developments in the region.
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Topeka
Harrison
Bernard Kelly
Gonomaugh River
Johnstown
Resubmission debate and county payment of fees
Editorial notes in a historical paper critique the push for resubmission through the Republican party while examining attorney general fee rules. It argues independence is possible, warns against party puppetry, and explains that the county pays only if costs are not settled, condemning jointistry practices and stressing accountability for defendants.
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At Journey
Kansaa
Wichita
Hutchinson News
W-C.t. U. Pasterday
Republican Party
Mike Willan
Ofler
Kansas City Times
EagLe
Kansas
Alu
Kansas Democracy
Missouri
Times
Eacne
Costa
Hays
Edmund Lan
Wikiahorma
Minick
Aolvers
Saye
Seward Co
Pagan
Oklahoma City
Uralab
Piaimb
Gathtee
Wingiou
Ites
Iuthrie &S
Guthrely Aslatoros
Herat
Okishouia
Guthrie
Sara
Siip
Cat
Houng
Oklahoma City Times
World’s Fair debate shifts west for Chicago or St Louis
The article traces Kansas City and western papers debating the best site for the World’s Fair. It cites Atchison Champion and others urging St Louis, arguing the city’s central west location offers transport access and farmer benefit, with Chicago losing ground. It notes congressional influence and rivalries shaping the decision.
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Congress
West
Kansas City Times
Kansas
Chicago
Times
Teown
St. Louis
Almott
St. Lannix
Atchison
Thas
New World
Vinicago
Louis
Atisciasippi
Missouri
United States
Aldeaco
New York
Washingeton
Sco
Sansa
Nebraska
Valderado
Ijdean
St Lows i
Kanase
Mareones
Soreigncautirie
Catholic Statistics Show Growth Across United States
The article outlines Catholic growth across thirteen ecclesial provinces, listing archbishops, bishops, churches, and Catholic populations in major cities like Baltimore Boston Chicago Cincinnati Milwaukee New Orleans New York Origen Philadelphia St Louis and more. It notes a centennial celebration, mentions parochial schools, and references a Wichita Star item about western U.S. religion amid broader national events.
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Lovys
Tor
Wiehttay Eam
St. Louis
Grand Music Hall
United States
E. A. Emiorr
Cam Rauncin
Maryland
Baltimore
England
Ireland
America
Boston
Chicago
Cinginnati
Milwaukee
New Orleans
New York
Origen
Philadelphia
Oatheo- Louis
St. Paul
Sasops
Sagra Fe
Ical University
Monument debate on Grant and death penalty policy
The editorial discusses honoring Grant with monuments as superfluous compared to a living memory through freedom. It also covers the Kansas death penalty law, arguing the statute undermines justice and public trust and urges clear yes or no on executions. Lars A. Wene weighs ideas against hypocrisy and calls for moral clarity.
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Bagin
George W. Childs
Grant
York
Solliery
Peeeilom
Freedom
Horton
Kansas
Citiren
Lars A. Wene
Missouri Pacific plans eastern railroad extension to Tipton Mo
Leeweer Solicitor Merriam reports from Rich Elm to gain support for immediate construction of an extension of the Fort Scott Wichita and Western line from Kick Hill to Tipton Missouri The route would shorten the Missouri Pacific reach to St Louis by about sixty miles and bolster Ver county and Northwest Vergin growth by improving rail facilities and eastern shipments from Rich Hill The piece notes strong sentiment and regional economic expectations tied to the railroad project.
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Leeweer
Merriam
Olsen Pacific
Rich EL
Fort Scott
Wichita & Western
Tipton
Republic
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Muller
East Ens
East Fur
Kanes Fur Cor
Bich Hul
Fragments on Politics and Civic Duty in Worried Times
A stream of old political commentary and personal musings on loyalty, independence, and public obligation. References drift from editors to editors, citizens, and officials, touching on elections, duties, and the costs of service in a troubled era.
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