Botkin absent as Kansas meeting draws fire
A Kansas newspaper column laments Botkin’s absence from a quarterly First Methodist Episcopal service. It condemns his political campaigning as conflicting with church duties and inventories a string of political opinions and events across Kansas and national figures, warning of moral and spiritual consequences. The piece also comments on temperance, Republican gains, and upcoming suffrage events amid a broad political tapestry.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Israel
Botkin
Brooks
Christ
Tenemex
Gabriel
Trump
St.John and Brooks
New World View in a Dated Page of Reviews and Tariffs
Diverse notes from a late 19th century page praise literary works, critique tariffs, and discuss public health. It surveys books on Arthurian tales, political essays, and domestic policy while weighing Massachusetts savings against British incomes amid protectionist arguments and a yellow fever discussion affecting African Americans.
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South
Edison
Beacon
Cleveland
Blaine
New York
Haine
Harrison
G. P. Putnam's Sons
James Russell Well
Reform Club
FR. R. Bowker
J. 5. Moore
Theodore Roosevelt
New York City
Putnam's Sons
Edgar A. Spencer
Alshut
Arthur
Knights of the Round Table
Margaret Vera Farrington
Alfred Fredericks
Fron Ences Publishing House
England
Homer
Tintagel
Cornwall
Nestor
Mes. Martin
Amarala Martin
Manhattan
East
Nationa
P. Putnam's Sons
Turkey
Stanley Lane-Poole
Fark
PL Colele
Biritieh Museum
Campaign Telegrams and Topeka Memories in 19th Century Note
Morrison campaigns nationwide by telegraph while Harrison draws crowds with impromptu speeches. Kanes City Times cites Republican loyalty, urging voters to reject trading a principled candidate for a political enemy. The piece reflects era partisan tension and local reflections on political loyalties.
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Harrison
Morte
Kanese City
Kansas
Turkey in 16th Century Silk Industry Promises Breakthroughs
A historical review highlights laborious Turkish silk culture, noting the discovery of mulberry hosts and the potential for vast yields. It discusses plant choices, field layouts, and climate practices, with references to antiquarian sources and agricultural experiments in Washington, D.C. debates.
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Bie Bros
Philip Walker
Depertment of Agriculture
D.C
Rhs
Fort Gto
Lew Wacoredawr
Sedgwick
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West Virginia
Morton
Kentucky
Cheek
Topeka Daily Democrat
W. FP. Tomlinson
Indiana
Butkin
Democratic Party
Kansas City
P. MG. Dickinson
St.Louis
Chisago
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Towa
Des Moines
J. Ellen Foster
Mira
Carhart
Prohibition Party
Lewis Oere
Republican Party
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ExcLe
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Virginia
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Jetmore Oe
Sdumvere
Wiggins
Logan
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John Martin
Martin
Chautauqua County
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Karrison
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Harrison Shimbl
Lawresce
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Hino
Sen
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Wichita Mendes
Plumb
the Eagle
Jeaserre
Kansas Equal Suffrage Association
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Dakota
Charles Glevd
Abe
Thackeray
Vanity Fair
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Fabled & Ton
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Great Britain
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New Hampshire
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Pahisan
Repub
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Baily
Eagle
Murdock
Eanor
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Levi P. Morton
John L. W. Ae Atlan
Eugene F Warrien
W. W Robinson
Dee T. Rt Anderson
Joan Madden
D. A. Valentine
Sith
J. B. McGonigall
W. G. Emerson
TOR Congress
Samuel BR. Peters
Bante County
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Ottawa County
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Nemaha County
Man Higgins
Shawnee County
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Sumner County
Timothy McCarthy
Pawnee
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Eatative
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Clint
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Iee
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Toweshil King
Walt
Iain
Varen Jones
Hll Taylor
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Morrison
Tiypreanoe” Harrison
Topeka
Charley Helliday
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White House
Main Street
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Tirirest Chitten
Enlive
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Republic
Comary
Horton
Wooder & Gree
Osborne
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Wedune
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