Longest presidential term expected in Harrison era
The issue notes President Harrison may serve the longest term to date, while Kane moves to second in state railway mileage with Illinois leading at 9,700 miles. It highlights political shifts, court rulings on life insurance, and Kansas Tennessee Missouri election dynamics, with references to cabinet prospects and party changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dungee Eagle Marstall
Murdock
Harrison
Kane
Ilinois
Kamer City
Ty Opek
Jain A. Anderson
Harrison victory sparks a revival of business hopes
A Fisher-ites style broadside declares Harrison’s win signals a revived economy led by capital, industry and enterprise in key states. It cites New York and Boston as centers of business, while warning political methods and slums threaten progress. The piece links typhoid fears to public health and ice quality, urging safer water and winter ice sourcing. It also covers canal funding hopes and Oklahoma state issues, with party strategy in Indiana and Kansas politics and congressional battles over redistribution and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Harrison States
New York
Boston
New York City
Jes
Indiana
Peesuton- UN
Thirten
Ciievcinies
Desaperas
Prohibitionises
Rananity
Convention of Friends of Oklahoma
Wichita
Congress
House
United States
Oklahoma
Oklahomia
Oklahous
Rocheater
Kansas
Gulf Coast
Germany
England
Belgium
Holland
France
West Africa
Australia
Sorghum Sugar Factories Advice From U S Agriculture Chief
United States Commissioner of Agriculture Norman J. Coleman replies to Dr F L S Peck on sorghum sugar making. He warns skilled factory managers are scarce and cites failures at Conway Springs and Douglass due to water suitability and faulty equipment. He estimates a competent factory costs about 5000 and outlines costs and acreage, stressing caution and adherence to proven plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hien
Norman J. Coleman
United States Commissioner of Agriculture
FL S Peck
Nashville
Kan
Douglass
Comway Springs
Novaber
Relatis
Wichita Prospects and Financial Strength in 19th Century View
A detailed portrait of Wichita’s growth as a robust midwestern city. It notes strong banking capital around $1.45 million, a network of investment firms, and ample liquidity. Observers praise local enterprise, prominent financiers, and a solid market foundation fueling future prosperity. The piece also surveys regional fruit evaporators near Rochester, New York, and Kansas City affairs influencing commerce and rates.
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Wichita
Threece
Saregan
Elie
sSo
Ese
Eclat
Kansas Kollary and District Gossip From Topeka
A ragbag of Kansas notes reports Bhafl City church plans and Anthony lighting promises. It notes Blue Valley polling 212 votes for Harrison and 200 for Cleveland with 1 for Fisk, plus various local items on apples shipped from Leavenworth, a Republican race close in Kaysis, and a Topeka circuit court docket of 588 cases including a Russell Sage suit against the Missouri Kansas and Texas railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Society
Bhafl City
Kansas
Anthony
Blue Valley Township
Pottawatomie County
Harrison
Cleveland
Fisk
Anania Club
Galloway Club
Topeka
Ottawa
Carlier
Leavenworth
Republican [Candidate In ‘Kaysis
Kundall
Labette County
Artical
Kingaian Courier
Equant SuiTnne Association
Emporia
Brown County
Kanles
Lamar
United States Circuit Court
Russell Sage
George Gould
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
John Burrows
Bert Therry
Huisess
Luis Mank
Wowdeon Democrat
Metropeilitary Trust Company
New York
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NOTT
Concordia Blade
Atchison Champior
United States Supreme Court
St Louis Dispatches
Missouri
Party of the Saint
Towa
Thichisyro
Thia
Kansas City
IC. Cos
Amsterdam
Harr
Sauland & Awu
Lawmat
Basiness Outlook & Bright
Kanes
Pennaytrania
Sarricon
Prohibition
Penerlvania
Stualier
Alayka Isood
Tongass Narrows
Nivel Howland
Barry
Knights of Labor
Himelf
Selecion
Derry
Order
Weiden
Plower
Koeeling
Signet
Robert
F. M. Jordan
T. RB
Cook
Purcell
Indian Territory
Nicaragua Canal
Oxlanoma
Springer
Committee’ On
Territories
House of Representatives
Kinews Cty Star
Plumb
Lite
Treasury
Senate
Phinib
United States Senate
Wichita Aone
Kansas City Gazett
Annie Jenness Miller
Drummers’ Association
Paidacelonia
Grassico
Soall
Cooper
Pennsylvania
Allen
Cape
Pss
Unis
Alexander Grant
Loch Seally
Fas Prasrans Citemson
John Swett Grammar School
Nesired & L of Co
Kansas City Gasetta
Kunms
Galloway
Wichitaway
Washington
Mrs. Cleveland
West Washington Syndicate
Philadelphis
Balti
Cincinnati
Wsnae of Fortune
Magus
Pias
Palleioes
Tade
Housere
Main Street
THE
Curiosity Shop
Europe
Peter the
Lani
St Allen
Rium
Pontius
Jowat
Hamberg
Mort
Mypat Wu
Pili
Alezamder the Great
Diane
Philip
Mothes
Hwan
Pictore
Matthew
Prince Cedeumir
Febus
Cntersas Reviire
Westers
Uae
Bae
Om Macatielt
Seth
Lek
Ealew Walt
Hutchiowe
Ilummny
Cumiee
Intel
Sprekong
Belen
Lasek Et Eilew Hall
Wits
Weil
Acullest
Galiagher
Martin
Elmer
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