Kansas a crossroad of railways and unrest in 1886
A sprawling dispatch covers politics in multiple states, notes Republican gains in Montana, socialists protests in New Jersey, and Kansas agricultural optimism. It highlights wheat prospects, railroad expansion near Montevideo to Valparaiso, and Pan American trade talk urging US coastal lines and reduced reliance on European ships. The piece also recalls Mine Creek battle memories and a Missouri cemetery monument ceremony for Civil War dead.
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Amd
St. Louis
Kansas
Luuwes
Generoum
Joseph
Emily
Vargiey
South
Central America
United States
Alaska
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Valparaiso
Pacific Coast
Mexico
Darien
Andes
Europe
Americas
Three Americas
Pan-American Congress
Washington
Ue Armée Americas
Central American
Argentine Republic
Peru
United States of Columbia
Uruguay
Cirvat Benavi
France
Central and
South America
Young
Kaneas
Mine Creek
Linn County
Mound City
Telliay
Morial
Vlumber
Price
Mongol City
Grand
Moonlight
Wichita
Weis
Gros
Monuments Erected for Morgan Family Battle Ancestors
West Virginia article recounts the Morgan family plan to honor their ancestors with a granite monument on the Catawba battle site near Morgans, Marion County. Edits note the 1773/74 encounter with Indians, dedication ceremonies held October 12, with Ex-Governor Peirpoint and Stephen Morgan in attendance. a narrative by Prof. May and a talk by William E. Watson are mentioned.
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Morgastown
W. Va
MM. Murdock
Wicuiis Eagle
Pierpoint
Frank Pierpoint
Morgans
West
David Morgan
Fairmont Bee and Post
F. H. Peirpoint
Morgan Morgan
Peirpoint
Stephen Morgan
Upshur
Stephen
Joseph May
Benwood
DeHass
Withers
William E. Watson
Two Noteworthy Facts About the People of Colombia
The article notes Colombia’s wealth distribution with widespread small landholdings and home ownership among workers in regions like Stullander, Antioquia, Tolima, and Cauca, while Cundinamarca and Boyaca show poorer wages. It also highlights Colombia’s national character, limited foreign capital, native control of major industries, modest debt, and a tariff around five percent, with a gross weight system and notable internal revenue sources.
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Becerra
Fyarper
Tolima
Cauca
Cundinamarca
Boyaca
Mortmain
Colombia
Argentine
Chile
Braxil
Peru
Sud
Venezuela
Vanaua
Algerica
Colorabia
Uough
Pattes
Ecuador
Varus Europeso
Magdalena
Lebrija
Colstabians
Columbian Capital and Credit
Columbea
Tanion
Venzuela
Haraly
Forvirn
Panotes
Madiani Sae
Curuta
Antioquia Americaa
Varinas Mines
Panama
al Hits
Interior
Upper
Vast Kansas clip nibs from multi-source notes on 19th century topics
A sprawling recap of late 19th century items touches politics, soldiers reunions, rail and industry talk, court and social notes, and local Kansas happenings. It cites figures like Jay Gould and Colonel Marsh, discusses Pan American topics, world fairs mention, and Kansas agricultural college enrollment, plus local crime, weather, and social gossip across several cities including Emporia, Topeka, Leavenworth, Atchison, and Lawrence.
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McPherson
Kansas
Leavenworth
Atchison
Alex Barts
Minnie Wallace
Emporia Avenue
Ayo
Europe
Topeka
Kansas City Agricultural College
Iss
Markses
Te Box
Lawrence J
Troy
Riley County
Ymunty Board
Harper County
Anthony
Sunflower State
Missouri
Kansas City
Caleo
Salina
Woman's Relief
Rossel AL Alger
Ichigan
Minneola
Eax
Abilete
Dwight L Mooly
Fepeka
Cll
YMCAC
Feparwr
Awdalan
Leo Grate
Leo Grate Ost Chita of Hae Aid Dever
Mr Finer
Stala
Caldwell Journal
Constable Jarrete
Steon
Sato Dita
Hans
Brigibl
Jarrett
Oklahoma Outlines Rural Prospects and Expositions
A Guthrie Herald summary notes barren weather affecting Benurital Land and topographical surveys of plantations. It mentions a lodge planned at Guthoma Cliry, preparations for electrical expositions, and whisky trade rumors influencing regional economy amid calls for territorial governance reforms.
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Guthrie Canital
Benurital
Oiscome
Gkidtoma Cliry
Waite
Fata
Hrek Tejas
Cintahama State Register
Tolinse
Wesel
Oxlaboma
United States
Moorish Wives and Indian Territory Fear and Provocation
A fragmented account describes Moorish wives accused of infidelity and forced discipline, with violent imagery surrounding a Moorish officer and families. The report shifts to a correspondent’s travel in Indian Territory, detailing a journey along the Prisco railroad from Carthage to Wyandot lands and a rough, sparsely populated ride toward a distant reservation.
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Meise
Prisco
Carthage
Wyandotls
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Murdock
Faitor
Republican
Coun County
Fepean
Plas
Wigarinne Vetch
Toler
W. R. Roel
Welland
Cen. Com
Chicago
Teis
New Jere
Perhayes
Montana
Inetewi
Repubicans
Henry Stillman
Connecticut
Mr. Stillman
Bike Chantry
Mound City Monument
McRa
Woolard & Smith
Ita
Eden Tooth Oak
Messrs. Woolard & Smith
Colorado
Stearman
Arkansas Valley
Emporia Republican
Prom the Midwaster Journal
Catron
Sporta Republica
Jay Gould
Marsh Murdock
Kanaar City
Pan- American Congress
Sma Sam
Merald
Henry George
Terry
Sere
Tur
Neta
Lefure
Lives of Justice Fund
Judge Sawyer
Abe Dent
Babcock
Lawrence
Louis
Carmie W. Hahcock
Lew
Varcus
Wire Venta
Oklahoma
Priestley
Exwa
Benet
Escari
Enit
White House
Unnich
Elia
Bes
Macy
Targist
Beth Indies
Elether
Remy Geliece
Pt Indian Territory
Wuler
Csmuc
Ted Fines
Rolie
Aendalya
Greer EtneLt
Nestle
Shawnie
Corman
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