Daily Beagle notes on campaign and politics across states
The Tandon Times critiques Cleveland for Sackville bias, cites Humphreys vote guess and official tally, and discusses party majorities, legislative sessions, and political rhetoric. It highlights Kansas and Missouri politics, tax and tariff debates, campaign strategies, and the influence of advertising on Wichita manufacturing.
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Tandon Times
Cleveland
Sackville’s
Oklahoma settlement drive fuels Kansas political debate
A Kansas Democratic source says open Oklahoma to settlers may shift 75,000 to 100,000 people into the district, boosting Republican gains and potentially helping a pro slavery clash. Wichita reports strong Oklahoma convention support, with Kansas leaders optimistic Congress will act. The Wichita convention text outlines bills on taxes and land, signaling a push to open lands, build factories, and support rapid development in the territory.
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Minlat Dude Parkinson
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Sedgwick Pantagraph
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Insane From Cigarette Habit Drives Woman to Asylum
A Chicago traveler's wife, 38, Sadie Waiters, is declared insane due to cigarette use after hay fever treatment led to a heavy habit. Her husband aided access to cigarettes to prevent fits, but doctors doubt recovery. The case prompts removal to an asylum.
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Sadie Waiters
Chicago
Walters
Talking alient advertising scheme from a Chicago era notice
A fragmented OCR piece describes a notorious boot and shoe merchant in Chicago promoting a new advertising scheme. The narrative blends dialogue about sample fills and claims of a revolutionary sales method with digressions on printing presses and a convoluted plan.
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