Lawrence town hears of war talk and river fears
The piece recounts figures from Governor Glick on pension payouts since January 1, 1856, and mentions a controversial opinion about a woman county clerk. It weaves in vivid, disjointed references to New York World War subscriptions, rabbits, and political commentary. The benighted text also notes Lawrence Khane and a violent illness affecting a Pennsylvania governor, with digressions on white bosses and political reshaping.
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G. W. Glick
New York
Joseph Pulitzer
St. Louis
Airy
Wichita Eagle reply on ethics of its own pages sparks debate
In Wichita a debate unfolds over the EAGLE newspaper and its critics. The Reverend Vibbert from Boston denounces the paper while Wichita readers publish diverse verse endorsements and rebuttals reflecting two distinct viewpoints about the city paper’s role and influence.
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Wichita
Vibbert
Boston
The
EAGLE
Topeka
Boston Rooster
Sailor “Electric
Dows
Holy Weis
Lacked Judgment in Coverage Sparks Press Debate
A fragmented critique rails at media coverage of suffragists and editorial fairness. It condemns The Eagle for bias while defending the Boston episode and Holy Word references, noting respect for impartial reporting yet accusing some papers of sensationalism and poor judgment.
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Cole
Marsh
Ruwrlus
Aperia Republica
EaGue
Kawa
Vexed Democratic Forum Sparks Disruptive Questioning
A heated Republic convention on a Saturday night devolved into a clash as a Democratic speaker faced off with a critic, questions about regis deeds and party loyalties leading to interruptions. Galloway and Hallo well figures are noted, with references to census totals and marriage data mentioned in the transfer of papers.
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Tsking Fu
Itrmieas
Bellawell
Howe
Hallowell
Galloway
Jes Dep
Joe Shel
Masouri
Dea
Topeka
St. Jacoph
Shelby
Francis
Govermoer
Humphrey
Sail
Goversur
Estes Bette
Blavery
Lee
Brotherhood of
Americt
Atchisin Champeon Read Inspiring Youth Tales
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Missouri river schemes and youth reactions. It mentions a failed effort to send four representatives to a conven ton and references the Atchisin Champeon. The text notes New Orleans water levels and adjourned meetings in a cryptic, reformatted style.
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Missouri River
Cave of Call
New Orleans
Deep harbor plan vs Mississippi river navigation debate
The piece argues a deep Gulf coast harbor could outpace a Texas plan by saving rail and river miles for Kansas and surrounding states. It contrasts western harbor schemes with Missouri river focus and criticizes opponents while defending advocates for a swift, practical approach. It notes female suppression debates and public reaction to conv ention language without sensational detail.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Congress
Mississippi River
Ohio
Gulf Coast
Pavilie
Gulf
Tony
Eastern Seaboard
Bag Olds
Missouri “River
Deep Harbor
Party Faithful and Party Loyalty Debate Throughout Reform Era
Columns rail at factional loyalty in party politics, stressing that members back nominees to advance shared principles despite personal disagreements. Readers note regional anecdotes from Kansas and Oklahoma about politics, railroads, depots, and local devotions.
Exchange Shots and Old Friend News in Metropolis Paper
A garbled OCR style note on Exchange Shots and an old friend feature discusses Wichita's metropolitan paper prospects, referencing Gane Mera, Katie, and a Monday Gluion. It mentions political hints, local figures like Captain Winslow, Keasieas year notes, and various named entities in a fragmented newspaper page item.
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Gane Mera
Katie
Edediun
Equal to the Occasion: Kansas City Times Criticized
A Wichita letter questions the Kansas City Times heavy reliance on a Cincinnati banker’s remarks and its defense of local faith in Kansas City’s destiny. The writer disputes erased names and notes the banker’s ties to Peerless Princess property while accusing the Times of reproducing criticisms with its own bias.
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Kasas City Times
Cinennati
Times
Kansas City
Wichita
Married On The Rail Amid Turbulent County Lines
A chaotic wedding tale unfolds on a train from Santa Fe to Los Angeles as Colonel Marta, editor M. Martin, and bridegroom-to-be Dinvin confront tension. The couple's ceremony is interrupted by a dramatic journey and a protective crowd on the platform, ending with a fragile union aboard the moving train. The bride Elsie stands by the groom, while local officials and bystanders watch the unfolding scene with wary calm.
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Roetring
Marti
Pallawn
Fife
Hue
Santa Ana
Maria
Ben
Lee Angee Emai
Wales
Daris Worrell
Laem
Meyer
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Republican County
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Rane
Slater
Elinee Alter
Uli
Chatik
Uae
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Lawrence Khane
Acer
Devica
Val Gobilens
Lawrence
Aleit
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Cumberland
Generilly
Jevinius
Tata Tame
Siam Rox
Ieee
Pune
Ageebor
Tiuin Teacarss
Olatt
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Evuli
Lawrence Journal
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Hsia
Primcigee
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Savangah
Mount Hope
Oklahoma
Shelton
Agricultural College
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Sol Miller
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State Board of Railroad Commissioners
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Band of St. John
Oling Men's Christiaa Association of
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Presbyterian Church
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Capital
Todian Commission
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Ina W Provident Association
Milt Reynolis
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McMillan
Wielita
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Lowa
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Elleworth
Lawrie Tribune
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Hasti
Winslow
Alabama
Peter
Peruse Baury
Uis
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Srenaa
Simmeine
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Governor Martin
White House
London
Paris
Vienna
Targast
America
Innes & Ross
Main Street
Joseph Miller
North Market Street
North Market
J. B.B Bulle
Joteshi Saul
Martin
Keoka
Champien
Marta
the Man IN Root
Glairear
Ada
Mia Boer
Inek
Wien
Liu
Arend
Peiels
Emmy
Bel Lee
Maj Soren
Dr. Princ
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