Fragmented From The Nation On The Political Scene
The fragmented text hints at 19th century U.S. politics with references to Republican and Democratic aspirants, Topeka, union labor, and mentions of Grover Cleveland. It reflects noisy party discourse, frost predictions, and local voter interest in districts and election dynamics across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tepe
Grover Cleveland
William Barker
Athens
Wheenlock
Unon Labor
Muere
Botkin
Galloway
Democratic Party
Hons
G. Slonecker
G. OL. Alt
Lother
Stapreni
Kanssus
Peple
Porto
Faust
Rev. Brooks
LEGislative TICKET PROMISES STEADY SEDGWICK SUPPORT
The Sedgwick county slate pledges strong backing in the next legislature with O H Bentley and George L Douglass leading a ticket of proven Republicans. It touts experience in law and politics, loyalty to the county, and a commitment to protect local interests in both chambers while denouncing opposing schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seigwick
O. H. Bentley
Senate
Bentley
Sedgwick
Topeka
Beatles
Kansas
Watking
Geo. L. Douglass
Fini
Washington City
Interior Department
Hard Teevorsalue
Douglass Tall
Asto Kh W. Phils
Sard
C. Bayle
Sedgwick County
Rose
Phillips
Republican Party
Jin
Martin at Oberlin as Democrat rally stirs Oberlin crowd
A report notes Democratic gubernatorial candidate Martin spoke at Oberlin last week. The audience, largely Republican, praised or booed as the crowd reacted to his remarks. Applause rose when Cleveland was mentioned, and enthusiasm ran high with Democrats waving hats in the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Male
Oberlin
Clewland
Martin
Wien
Ubet Hyibel
Disjointed Notes Refer to Court Oath and Election Rumors
The fragmentary text mentions Chief Justice Puller taking an oath next Monday and leaving his law practice to new associates. It also references temperance drink traditions in a party, peaches, and fermenting methods, with scattered names and places suggesting a dated, confused local news snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puller
Partie
Gregory
Wftine
Willixen M. Bowtti
Clean Office Law
Northwestern University
James S. Harlan
Justice Harlan
Sunceune Court
Wike
Atlanta
Goresinoua
Georgia
Blaine Speech Transcribed Incoherently By Press Tone
The article reports a damaged transcription of Blaine's Detroit speech received near dawn. It notes the New York Sun's bold claim that Cleveland would win the largest vote since a previous era, while criticizing the Sun's sensationalism and urging cautious reading due to garbled wording.
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Blaine
Tuesdoy Senning
New York Sun
Cleveland
Prof Wiley on Sorghum Sugar Industry in Kansas
A fragmentary 19th century style notice discusses sorghum sugar, scientific input from H W Winer, and claimed industry value for farmers. It references bulletin numbers, legal prison population data, and regional exchanges in the state of Kansas, noting evolving economic context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downes
Prodigy and Prostitution in Covington’s Drams Shops
A fragment describes Covington as a city of dram shops on a square, criticizing the prevalence of liquor sellers and the impact on public virtue. It recalls church work in Cincinnati Mission Sunday school with 1,632 attendees, and profiles Pascal Porter a precocious boy preacher. It notes a visit to Hon. David S Trumbo in Bath County Kentucky, with socializing and a river trip, describing wardrobe mishaps and a humorous misfit clothing exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Mia
Cincinnati Mission Sunday School
Cincinnaw
Front Street
Broadway
Lee Isow
Pascal Porter
Weal
Pascal
Indy
Mrx
Washer
Jefferson County
Indiana
Sui
Cincinnati
Sol Levy
Ares
John
Snajer
Misses Hose at 25 Cents a Pair Special Drive
Ladies misses and infants underwear in wool merino and Jersey knit offered at low prices. Corsets and cloaks advertised with marked discounts. Camels ball stockings and white underwear highlighted with fall lines of hosiery and neckwear.
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Ruya
Beit Arderwear
Raleigh County fair notes and local stories mix in October edition
A sprawling column describes a lively October scene with a Wichita to Cheney train visit, the Wenalla and local ferry crossings, and a famous Kentucky candidate touring. It mentions The White House store in Covington Kentucky style, fishing mishaps, river adventures, creamery plans in Wichita, and a large cross county crowd.
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Baily’ Man
Mumdock, Easter
Republican
Benjamin Harrison
Presh
Levi P. Mok
New York
Attaree
D. A. VA
Epublican States Ticket
TOR Congress
Tsttiue Samcel R
PUTAS
HangEy
Tyfor
The
Supreme Wa Acher
Ottawa County
Lyman U
Usain
Montigom County
A.J Felae
Nem County
Vena Tiggins
Shawnee County
JW. Hamilt
Sumner County
Timothy McCarthy
Pawnee
Tom Reladuc
Simon Comnnty
George W. Winans
Davis County
OW. Bentley
Geo. J. Dochlass
OW. Prilli
H.C. Boyle
Republican County
Clore
Buckner
Tor
A. Vasy
Ann
Ana Naes
Stanley
Snerman
Celrean
Venezuela
New York Evening Post
Benet
Endicott
Springfield Republican
Hartford Courant
Toneka Democrat
Winfield Telegram
United States
Indiaapolis
White House
Buffalo Bill
Executive Mansion
Elwy
Peters Sperch
Ebley
Texas
Peters
Key
Kansas City Ganette
Akansas
Atchisen
Wsrata
Maertin
Detroit
Wiley
Kansan
Bomng SK
Kamasine
wSaly
Otter
Ualin
the Land OF
Bourbon
Kentucky
White House of Innes & Ross
Chi
London
Paris
Sarah
City of
Phoenix London
Directoire
Hercules
Onix
Innes & Ross
Angers
Main St
Rita
Shales
Wellington Young
Ninth Congressional District
Joli
Cavanston
Bose
Wisstow Anmerr
Covingiog
Uot
Iss
Wichita
Lely Kang
Iran
Kenia
Mann
Cheney
Opie
Mnisny
Crerden
Ecditard
Peythieg
Wl Enterprises
Engtuneen
Union
William Elf
Stewie
Lee
Chretien
Elena
Ieee
Aru Connelleny
Mery Wace
Merve Elmaart
Unni
Macey
Vane Canitellanes Tapan
Wiettta
Reewil
Then
Alchison Bag
Ralph
Tueuits
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