Talk about flops and politics in Iowa and Kansas
Daily Eagle notes the Kansas City Star flops and Iowa Republican dailies. It laments politicians and corporate interests, salutes honest stay of the temperance cause, and comments on Brazil, New York fairs, Missouri river navigation, and Wichita police commissioners defending prohibition.
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Kansas City
Congress
Missouri Military
Icharacter
Joinitats
Wichita
Leavenworth
Atchison
St. Louis
Cnline
Orkl
New York
Chicago
Washington City
Plains
Missouri
Norton Monitor
Reichield
John Brown
Sey
Marion County
Great Bend
Windeld Courier
Kietfield
Simmer
Morals and politics in Utah press and reform debate
The Utah political scene shows a battle between Mormons and Liberals with no party loyalty to national lines. The issue centers on morals, as the Liberal side challenges Mormon tenets. This long standing stigma is said to be breaking, yielding to a rising moral and social progress in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Liberal Party
Utali
Sorghum Cane Sugar Prospects In Kansas Noted
In Kansas the sorghum cane sugar venture shows progress with two mills, Kelly Manufacturing work in Ness City and Medicine Lodge, extracting sugar from cane. Reports cite daily yields, costs, and profits, with 21 percent sugar in some varieties and hopes for future cost-competitive production locally.
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CESS
Agin
Kansas
Conway Springs
Attica
Medicine Lodge
Fort Scott
Kelly Manufacturing Compay
Cleveland
Ohio
Ness City
Tacome
Sterling
Kanaas
Louisiana
Shirland
Farmers and politics stir western states in farmers alliance
The Emporia Republican reports a rising farmer movement in western states aimed at shaping government policy. Farmers unite to counter corporate interests, influence elections, and seek tools to improve farm prices and relief from trusts. The article notes organization efforts, challenges in uniting scattered forces, and a broader push in states like Ohio Iowa and Kansas.
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Emporia Republican
Ohio
Iowa
Kansas
Te Warite
Bnd
Wwere
Alances
Congress
Cunningham
Herald
Mran
Morrison
Danville
Atchisoo
Dressmakers and wealth debates span Atchison to Hartford posts
The excerpt discusses Mrs Jenness Miller’s stance on dressmakers urging women to cultivate taste and judgment, arguing against blind trust in seamstresses, and shifts to broader talks on wealth distribution, urging focus on how many hold various wealth levels and the impact on national prosperity.
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Atchison Comopion
Jenness Miller
Atchison
Kansan
Bina
Angelina
Seraphina
Agelina
Mra Jenness Miller
Miller
Mesdaniws
Hartford Post
Thomas G. Shearman
Brooklyn
Ins
Howevier
American Generosity from the Kansas Chief
The United States shows broad generosity after a telegraph report said Mrs Delia Stewart Parbell, mother of the Irish leader, faced sale of her home for mortgage. Funds quickly poured in from many, enough to cover the 3500 mortgage and lift her from need. Mrs Parbell kept her son unaware, while Bordentown grocers generally refused credit.
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Kansas
United States
Telegraph
Delia Stewart Parbell
Stewart
Enforcement and Nonenforcement Debate Prompts Change in Policy
The piece notes uneven enforcement of law in localities fueling discontent among mothers and business interests. Enforcement disparities push some to favor re licensing while others seek resubmission to resolve pressure and avoid discrimination. It reports prohibitionists face a need for candid argument to curb a tide toward resubmission.
Exchange Shots and Flora Imagery Praise
Fragmentary text extols wild flora and beauty, likening nature to an ideal temple and calling William Wordsworth a distant influence. It references Emme Abtete and Bohemian GU, but text is garbled with incomplete phrases and unclear subjects.
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Nature
William Wordeworth
Emme
Atchison
Moman
GU “Eresni
Evertody Taitehiwos
Fragmented House Proceedings Reflect Turbulent Debate and Gulf Between Sides
The transcript captures a chaotic session with noisy spectators and disjointed commentary as clerks and interpreters struggle to maintain order. Speakers clash over procedure, while observers press for decisive action as tensions rise and the future of Cherryvale looms in the balance.
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Ory Ta Bert
Metinyey
Senate
Willy Ape Peat
House
Erdertania
Bruglieb Wait
Chereken
Julie House Peerer
Kiigtioh
Aileeniesthy
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Tanner
Pension Bureau
Raum
Hush Center
Ami
Dick Blue
Chicazo
St. Luisa
Joel Benton
Popular Science Monthly
Windom
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Mrazhae
Virginia
Foster
U.S District Court
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No-Man's-Land
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Letory
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el Dorado Democrat
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Wwe
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Centemerris
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Sweeney
Ben
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Howe
Renker
Shober
ELBA
Baby
E. Douglas Ave
Roscoe Conkling
the Forum
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