The Gate and Early Kentucky Papers Recalled
The piece surveys early American journalism from Kentucky and Ohio, noting pioneers like Bradford and Marshall, the Gate history, and the spread of Western papers. It recalls Volapuk founder Father Schleyer and the 1880s press scene, with scattered reminiscences and a look at regional publishing heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
THE
Kentucky Gazette
Willara Imiry Perrin
Aketoh
Papers of
Kentucky
Bradford
Gazette
Euall
Pamphets Hwlea
Eratuchy
Honry Clay
Prenkfort
John Bradford
Hie Son
Yong
Kentucky Herald
Lexington
Furners’ Library of Ohio
Liberty Hall and Cincinnulti Gazette
Amd
Bia Abe
Terre Carnerae
Ier
Tilghman A. Iewant
Eharze
Gudaires
United States
Tors
Koakville, Ltd
Colicin
Kentusky
Westers Cation
Paris
Lumpuy
Marshall
American Republic
Franifort Latur
Hachinger
Radrich Penn
Kenucky
Louie
Trentino
Sfurat Hal
Visiting Washington on the Sioux chiefs delegation ends
The large group led by Sitting Bull and fellow Sioux leaders from Standing Rock and other bands arrives in Washington to finalize reservation affairs. John Grass of the Blackfeet speaks for treaty allotment and schooling promises, while other chiefs discuss move toward farming, cleanliness, and integration with white society amid shifting treaties and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemeyer
Howes
Centurio
Vather Schleyer
Lirr
Tore Ailions
Sablayer
Austria
Waewne
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Proomar KerckSons
United States
Boston
New York
Postong
Standing Rock
Washington
Timn
Sitting Bull
Gall
Join Grass
Mail Bear
Dig Head
Two Bear
John Grass
John
Touris
Orst
Minnesota, m
Indiana Press Landscape in 19th Century Reflections
The piece notes Indiana's early settlement along the western border, referencing historic towns and the Wabash and Ohio valleys. It contrasts the long running Knoxville Tribune with the Indianapolis Journal and Sentinel, praising Indiana country presses for political influence and decentralized literary power. It highlights a lack of dominant central authority and strong local journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Wea Plains
Wabash
Ohio Valleya
Kulbuck
Anderson
Indianapolis
Saults
Stowaways On Board Shipboards Rumored At Large
The account describes stowaways aboard ocean steamers bound for America, often recruited from London's streets. Captains discover large numbers hidden in pipes or aboard cargo ships. Stowaways are mostly Baltimore and London’s street scum, tolerated briefly to feed the voyage, then repelled or handed to authorities when found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Great Britsin
London
Arek
Vpn
Generetie
Atecruce Park
Harte i
Detroit Free Press
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Datta
Journals OF the West
Legington
Hausing
Jer
Thomas St Benning
Charlns Wickillfy
Hheorge J. Trotter
Wirkilite
Suadrach Foxx
John Brarford
Vnstant
Fires
Enquirer
Nes
Ogressad
New York City
Volapuk
Schleyer
Constanre
Haden
Constancs
Balen
Matnad
Laks Constance
Schlever
Volapak Volapak
Eby
Volapak
Fale
Jeanny
Tee
Johnny
Mr. Jeam
Henry
Ingy
Cimquecento Ee
Chief Gras
Eirsue
Las Travers
Soas
Tiebriel Renvilia
Eee
Freark Bloed
Ant
Stace
Saule
Indies
Lave
Enares
Helen
Singy Mountain
Tennessee
Knoxville Tribune
Brown- Jow
Bowery
Joe Howard
Chicago News
Redding
Fairbank
Tanieie
Fourth National Bank
Wichita, Kansas
Datineos
Citizens Bank
State
Kansas
Stewart
Duntmar
Johs T. Carpenter
Wichita
EAGLE
Mfra
Kansas Loan and Investment Co
N. FP
A. W. Ouven
W. Lavy
Treas
Tan
Sue’y
Capital
Wichita National Pabk
Smithson & Co
East
Douglas Ave
H. le Smithson
Chicago Lumber © CO
ST. and
Lawrence Ave
Chicago Yards
35Th and
Iron Sts
Chicago
W. A. Smith
GEO. L. Pratt
Geo. D. Cross
LA Walton
Wichita National Bank
Ral Rosn
Trey
Dunbar
Main St
Aris
Henry Schweiter
Deen
Rave
H. Schweiter
Emporia
Iownee Rai
Ialied Momaage Teas
Township Trustees
Justice Peace
Building & Loan Association
Coal and Mining Co
Stock Co's
Ete
Notaries Records
Blanka
Pocket Real Estate Books
Loan Ri Hotel Registers
Scale Books
Cemetery Association Books and Blanks
Law
Mavie Binding
Harters Ami
Job and
Oater
Book Publishing
Fromlam
Anein Fig Cme
Tor
PB. Murdock
Wichita City Roller Mills
Imperial
Taily
L.C. Jackson
Hacker & Jackson
First Arkansas Valley Bank
W. G. Woodman & Son
Arkansas
Vasiley
Dogue
J.P. Allen
Drugstore
Wichita, Kan
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