Kansas and national politics stir heated press debate
The Kansas scene features Harrison's administration praised as a clean sweep looms after March 4. Editors rail against party factions, Indian supplies probe, and farmer conventions loom as new plans test reform. Arkansas City and Wichita voices clash over capital plans and convention hosting.
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Harrison
Blackburn
Rucker
Atchison Patriot
Wichita
Kansas
Ingalls
Guecia Springs
Washington
Caldwell
Wall Reynolds
Arkansas City
Miserable Lying Slander Over Kansas City Dispatches
The Exers deny slanderous reports about western Kansas affairs were issued to papers from Hutchinson and Garden City and attributed to Wichita. AP managers say no Wichita dispatch was sent and the error stemmed from an unreliable correspondent. Western Kansas travel agents report no trouble, with Ness City schools fuller, contradicting Wichita's claims.
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Exers
Kansas
Wichita
Associated Press
Kansas City
Faun
Hutchinson
Wichal
Clamberlain
Thie
Con
Chamberlain
Mitchinson
Bb Pion Ple
Biannia
Exgle
Ness City
Oklahoma land rush debate stirs county settler plans
Long letter discusses Oklahoma open land policy, speculation on migration to the territory, and impact on Barber and neighboring counties. It argues that opening the land will draw settlers, affect mortgages, preemption claims, and farming, while warning that government timetables delay final proof and urging patience until formal opening notices.
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Oklahoma
Wichita
Okinkoma
Nore Hime
Mier
Tari County
Alreade
Darbor
Buniier
Har
Reno
Kangatas
Oklhonia
Oklahone
Kanes
Barber County
Tiober
Kansas
Senate
Easil
Acter County
Turthur
Trees and Their Values in the Desert Colonization Effort
A scientific note argues that extensive tree planting can transform arid regions like Sidura and parts of Kansas. It cites artesian basins, growing oases, and increasing cultivated tracts, claiming trees provide shade, windbreaks, moisture retention, snow shelter, and even medicines, supporting broader climate and human needs.
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Sidura
Falun
Topeka
Hut ‘le
Eagle
Kansas
Storina
Sumner
Varias
Mate de Best Yalantes
Oklahoma Strip Proposals Stir Local Inquiries
Local reports indicate Oklahoma inquiry into a mineral strip sale. W A Embry and A T Ganson, with Mr Stout of Ninus, discuss potential terms as two more syndicate members arrive. Proposals expected soon, with payments claimed up to $1.5 per acre to Cherokees, amid cross-party interest and public debate.
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W. A Embry
Dadge
A. T. Ganson Company
Stout
Ninus
Mainy
Aly
Kansas
Aleve Featurd
Les Stunk
Jenin
Oklahoma
Vic Springer
Anthony Repabiscan
Gaaloway's Mortgage Circular Sparks Party Debate
In Gaeexsser Kansas a reader asks if others besides Galloway shared responsibility for a mortgage circular that damaged the party during the late campaign. The letter notes John Martin and Pacoee of una question G.A.R. ties and cites Sheridan and Palmer as context while urging truth about the affair and the Grand Army's stance.
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Gaeexsser
Kan
Esau
Galloway
Eagte
John Martin
Bergree
Gan Foht
Pacoee
Una
Sheridan
Chicago
Palmer
Grand Army
Attica votes on waterworks proposition and local affairs
Kansas and Missouri notes include Attica voting on a 20000 waterworks fund, editorials from Lawrence and Winfield, Kansas crime and prison population trends, and the disappearance of farmer Mr O Connor near Argentine, with a letter from St. Louis reporting his intent to vanish.
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Attica
L. D. Mills
Harvey
la Fontaine
Wilson County
Kansas
Tames G. Smith
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Missouri
McPherson
Utah
Dartee Kanssa
Winfield
Lawrence Journal
The
Arkansas News
Union
Thea
Kansa 4
United States
Argentine
Wrandote County
Dodt O'Connor
O'Connor
Hone
St. Louis
Colorado Slugger Seeks Meeting With La Blanche
Denver lad C Smith hopes to meet La Blanche in a forthcoming boxing bout scenario. The Maring and El Bath from Denver loom as probable opponents, with Breith viewed by many as favored should the match proceed.
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England
Alf Gi
Clow
Dodge City
Miners and Marine Mining Firms Near Port Royal
Fragmented OCR notes describe phosphate mining operations by Beaufort Circlefon and Muang syndicates. Mentions dredging rock at Port Royal mining sites, Beaufort harbor labor details, and production rates with unclear figures and dates.
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Carslina
Beaufort
Crclefon
Berkeiny
Coomen
Muang Company
Ealy
Dewiging
Phowpbace Syndicate
Rigace
Port Royal Mining
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Kansas City Star
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Ylenso
Arkansa
Umter
Benjamin Harison
Indiana
Indian Territory
Tnians
Secretary of the Interior
Convention City
Manes Cparien
Tantly
Pont
Tran
Ranans
Elley
Bernard
Newton Republican
Sedgwick
Eacra
New York Evening Post
Tarrill
Mills
McGrover Cleveland
Sayaour
Imar
Evening Post
Stigoman veneEs
T. Siaremiaeite
Soe Abe
Injitus
Souther Pomeroy
Leule Tar
Weeslington
George
Oklahomaites
Lorane
Atchieon
Port Filey
Lraysnwarth
Thor Wathim
Saya
Colorado Slugger
Actiow
Rasy Breagh
Ant Laather
Annie Jenness
Innes - & - Ross
Gent
Calldren
Union Salts
Acee Anus
Iron Tees
Anata Dargales
California
Gary
Main Street
P. Centimerrie & Son
South Carolina
Booth
State Department of Artewiture
Colembia
Wight
Enwadeth
Actom Lseir Mystie
South Caroline
State Board of Agriculture
S & Polrenethy
Cles
Fock
Mar
Am Horde
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