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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1888
Page
7
A garbled press fragment depicts a frenzied Democratic party scene with factions, nominations, and warnings amid internal strife. It references labor conventions, nominees, fundraising, and shifting alliances, hinting at broader political tensions and upcoming decisions.
A fragmented piece discusses Ex-Senator McDonald in Indianapolis advocating protection tariff reform and free trade, arguing trusts arise from private corporations. It critiques the logic, notes legal actions against trusts in New York, and contrasts Democratic inaction with Republican measures in combating trusts.
A confounding mix of political diatribe and social commentary. The Kansas City Times is cited on Republican central committee figures as factional conduct sours party loyalty. A jumble of figures, accusations of embezzlement, and debates on currency reveal tense party infighting, public notices, and historical conflict shaping local sentiment.
A 1853- era discussion on silk culture and political alignments cites the U S Greenback movement and a September 2 meeting to nominate a ticket. It includes Irish trade history, economic critique, and letters between practitioners and the U S Department of Agriculture on silkworm rearing efficiency and egg timing.
Reports describe continued salt production from saline basins with rising prices and expanding output. Analysts note higher demand, improved yields, and wider adoption of salt drying processes. Farmers gain from larger areas devoted to salt crops, while market outlook points to sustained growth this season.
A letter from Galloway, secretary of the state Democratic central committee, criticizes Prohibition orator Thomas Note and accuses the Democratic party of duplicity. The piece alleges the state central committee protects Prohibition speakers while opposing reform, portraying a deep split within party ranks.
The letter claims teachers face Democratic influence while pledging support for the Republican party and Prohibition. It notes O H Bentley as a Kansas Midland builder’s counsel, disclaims ties to the St Louis San Francisco railway, and praises several Republican nominees for governor and other offices with brief biographical sketches and wartime service.
Substantial reader backlash follows complaints about tariff policy and newspaper subscriptions in Wellington. The issue centers on a Kansas City paper and mentions of sales of ure a leaf product, with reports of civic meetings, religious notices, and legal notices about arrests and jail conditions.
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