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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1888
Page
4
Fragmented notes from Indianapolis and Kanes detail a mass meeting for General Harrison. References to Capt Booth calling a forgery and praise for Harrison highlight a pro Republican turnout with a parade of national and local figures and plans for mobilization before election night.
A public letter to the editor defends the Republican county ticket from bottom to top, arguing their selection embodies principled fitness and opposition to deception. It links tariff policy, government spending, and civil service concerns with broader party consistency and upcoming election enthusiasm.
A reader rebuts an expository piece on Sand Creek by recounting Black Kettle at Sand Creek, Chivington’s march, and the fort raw details. He claims the other side is misrepresented and defends the Hungate family, noting the attack occurred near Denver and included ambushes, scalping, and killing of whites. He signs as Zane MacLung Co L Colorado First Justice.
The text argues that the Prohibition party, active since 1869, failed to secure prohibitory laws in states like Maine and others. It cites vote totals showing minimal impact, notes many laws passed by other legislators, and concludes the party has hindered rather than helped prohibition efforts.
The Northwestern quotes Bishop Goodsell defending church neutrality in politics while allowing individual belief. He says Methodist Episcopal pastors may privately advocate party principles, but no presiding elder should pressure a colleague over political candidacy, and he returns Wilmot Witfield to the district with full confidence.
An analysis of Ben Harrison’s campaign is recounted through 19th century editorials. James G. Binnie lauds Harrison’s argumentative skills while various papers like Kansas City Journal Commercial Gazette and Inls News compare him to great speakers and figures. The clippings reflect early public perception and support dynamics.
A jumble of quotes from multiple papers reflects partisan views on the campaign season. Readers hear contrasts between Republicans and Democrats, with mentions of candidates and public sentiment. The text notes energetic rhetoric, allegations of party strength, and observers debating leadership qualities and labor issues.
The report notes a surge of powder products across the United States, with numerous brands competing for shelves. Analysts warn consumers to check ingredients and safety labels as new formulas enter the market and distribution expands nationwide.
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