Wichita's Troubled Boom Through the Great Money Panic
A long reflection on Wichita from 1836 to 1867, detailing how the city weathered deep financial distress and bank failures. It credits business leaders and residents for guiding Wichita through turmoil, crediting steady growth, new building, and a rising reputation as a green city bound for greater things.
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Wichita as a Great City in Progress and Growth
A long examination of Wichita shows rapid construction and investment. Buildings rise on new lots, with diverse architectural styles and substantial private finance driving streets, factories, and residences. The city’s modern commerce, tall structures, and extensive housing signal a thriving future.
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President Dies From Heat at Memphis Welcome for Cleveland
Oct 15 reports from Memphis describe Judge Elliott's death on the stand after delivering the welcome address to the president. A faulty trestle fire on the presidential train near Ark. prompted emergency actions as investigators noted deliberate torching and multiple sparks, implying an attempted wreck.
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Equal Suffrage Convention Ends at Newton. Russell County Reunion a Success
Reader notes local and national coverage of the Equal Suffrage Convention ending in Newton. Also reports Russell County reunion as a grand success. Mentions arrival of conductors from Leavenworth and a passenger train on the Santa Fe line. Weather forecast for Kansas includes cooler spells and shifting winds.
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