Oklahoma Movement Opens To Opened Territory At Wichita
The Kansas movement to open the Oklah oma territory gains momentum with an inter state convention planned for November 20 in Wichita. Leaders from Texas Missouri Arkansas Colorado and Kansas plan to push federal action to settle and govern the land for settlers and commerce.
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Rema
Chisago Times
Wichita
Oklahoma Movement
Capt
Payne
Moralice Corres
David J. Payne
Kansas
Wichita Board of Trade
Texas
Missouri
Arkansas
Colorado
Boards of Trade
Citixens
Ikinkenss
Tates
Larry
Rand Xis
United States
Larbarleti
Ulieliorta
Jose Springer
Tiina
Choebrenan
Tait L. Payne
Ile
Alahoma Boomer
Iden
Thie Cite
Iegentiostins Frost
Wink Barry Fill
Uh Tenia
Lester J Payar
Courk
Pasthonich
Urauch
Tein Winhita
Cal Pane
Cal Cocker
W. 5
Reper
Col. Crocker
Oklahoma
Crouch
Clark
Washington
National Capital
Tate
Committee of Territories
Springer
Lsst
State of
Territory
New Mexico
Cone
Indian Territory
Silk Culture Reform Prison Plan Highlighted
Miss Mary Davidson of Junction City urges introducing silk culture for inmate women at Sherborn reform school Massachusetts. She argues silkworm cultivation fits reformatories, offering income for inmates and teaching useful skills, with potential expansion to Hutchinson and other institutions. She cites economic and educational benefits and quotes strong support for local sericulture development.
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Iiss
Mary Ms. Davidson
Junction City
Reformatory
Sherborn
Massachusetts
Miss Davidson
Hutchinson
Grant County Letter Describes 1853 Election Rumors and Harrison Support
A 1853 dispatch from Grant County Kansas reports election speculation amid fraud concerns, praising General Harrison as Republican standard bearer. The writer notes bogus tickets, party divisions, and enthusiasm among Kansas Republicans including former Hoosier residents, while predicting a national GOP victory. The item also mentions plans to form a national women’s congress in the state.
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Topeka
Plum
Enns Poriar
Katies
Grant
Sind Tiatch
York Vulee
Finkel Brooks
S.s's
Bagasse
Suockey
Kan
Southwest
New York
Indiana
Majoritin
Kansas
Reblicans
Damocrats
Kawas
Hoosier Suite
Gineral Harrhen
Morrison
Harrison
Hwuge
Kanbe
Soave Tae
Osr
Chiense
Lim
Party of Freedom
Tule
Gresham
Friends of
Pood
Sheer
United
Antint
SUTTS CUTS AT KANSAS DEMOCRATS AND RAILWAY GAFFES
A garbled Kansas City Star excerpt pokes fun at Kansas politics and events. It surveys Republican strength, railroad building, local offices, court decisions, and odd notes from Topeka to Florence, mentioning election results, a bank closure, a 102 year old resident, and a Solomon City bank robbery, all in a satirical, wide ranging digest.
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Kansas City Star
Kansas
Railway Age
Kanasa
M Undertaker
Emporia
Topeka
Joe Hudson
Ingalls
Frandouh
Tippecanoe Club
Harrison
Tip
Benjamin Harrison
Wortsmitt
Eivil
Tus
Bustnvar
Kansas Farmer World Feed Remarkable Harvest
A Kansas farmer is praised as a mighty atlas lifting world grain needs with rich soil and vast potential. The piece notes rich mineral resources, fertile climate, and growing commerce if opened to settlement, predicting rapid wealth and national benefit.
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New York
Kansas
Aatennon
Oklahoma
Haing
Missouri River
United States
Bargain Textile Sale Offers Wool Blankets and Fabrics
A noisy catalog of discount textiles lists wool blankets in multiple weights and colors with prices ranging from a few cents to under a dollar. It highlights superfine wool, scarlet blankets, and various dress fabrics, dress goods, and childrens wear at deep cuts, promising low prices and limited quantities.
City Cloak Department Markets Latest Fashions
A city cloak department presents a wide assortment of plush garments cloths childrens cloaks infants cloaks white shawls and more. Shoppers can save time and money by buying goods there.
Innes & Ross Inventions In Dental Survers and Reformers
An odd 19th century debate on dental inventions contrasts conservatives who favor patents and rapid use with reformers who argue for longer invention times and worker fair wages. The piece cites a New York Tribune excerpt and notes the influence of a prominent inventor and the stage engineer’s precision in a theater setting.
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Ditteri¢l
Christendenn
Hemawity
New York Tribune
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Times
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Grant County
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Samnas
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Coleman Township
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Farmers’ Congress
Supreme Court
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Tio
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Firt National Bank of
Peore
Jaffrey & Co
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Peoria
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White Clay Creek
Atchison Patriot
Joe Wakefield
Eodesha Register
Nottin May Fitton
Thee
Kingman Democrat
Valley Center
Strecken
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Newark
Weil
Kanone
Adie
Lng
Hic
Irene
Baltimore American
Brush Creek
Harrison Giel
Abibeame
M. Hollingsworth
Farmers’ Bank
Mr. Ferguson
Wourbat
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Conta
Ghana
Childrens Union
Hortessa
Bisck Roote Xan
Ares
Fabla Ipens
Jane Ibet
Main Street
Reik
New York Cocmercial
Yueng Gas
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Jator Medical
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Uae
Lille
Hatin
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Ating Sheather
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Solon
Wien
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