Fragmented political chatter spans nations and parties
A garbled political column surveys Republican and Democratic threads, mentioning Vermont, Maine, and Oregon trends. It references Gen Ten Harricon, Professor Sheridan, and a London military meeting, then wobbles through local civic notes about marriages and city demographics, ending with a nod to rising Republican majorities in several states and a shaky verdict on election dynamics.
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Public outrage over Thurman display sparks calls for dignity
The piece condemns the Madison Square spectacle and the era of political expediency surrounding Thurman. It argues Republicans already hold the contest, deplores the old man’s treatment, and critiques leaders for dragging him from quiet life to bolster a flagging campaign while praising Harrison’s stance on law and order.
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Unreadable 19th Century Speech Causes Outrage and Debate
A garbled Wichita Daily record recounts a heated critique of a Newton Republican speech and its alleged racist remarks. The piece frames accusations as part of a wider convention dispute, noting contention over the orator’s race and the political tensions within labor and reform circles.
Wicked speech sparks debate on free speech and treason
The remark singled out the colored man and compared him to Mirabeau and Robert, portraying the spokesperson as representative of those who applauded him. It labeled the speech wicked, noting it as incendiary and morally treasonable, whether spoken by white or black.
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Modest Hewitt as Honest Leader Highlighted in Self ACC
Opinion piece lauds Abram S Hewitt of New York as modest and honest. It argues for his re election while mocking rivals and signaling partisan views on Vermont politics and national issues. It cites reflections by Harvey Hurner a Wichita figure and discusses labor fusion tactics and senate election strategies.
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One Big Silo and Long Rain Telltale of a Kansas Farm
An 1888 update from Sedgwick County Kansas describes a farmer finishing a 1000 ton silo as rain interrupts work. He boasts on cutting machinery, oats and clover forage, and plans rye seed for winter and spring pastures. He notes corn, oats, wheat yields and cider apples and pears. He mentions sending a huge corn bundle to Cincinnati.
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Philadelphia wool merchant turns protectionist after European tour
Eye witness Mr. T. F. Halvey, a Philadelphia wool merchant, returns from Europe a veered protectionist. He wore a Harrison and Merton button and announced support for protection in November. He criticized Mills bill after visiting Ireland, England, France, Germany, and Turkish ports, citing harsh conditions for mill workers. He described Bradford, England as showing 1000 unemployed or underpaid workers, many barefoot, and warned against free wool imports, noting poor blanket quality and harm to American workers.
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Union Labor party critics in Arkansas City race
Our Friends the Union Labor men in Arkansas City face scrutiny over their national and state ticket picks. Streeter is cited as the wealthiest candidate, with Limbecker flagged for a questionable record as former Pottawatomie treasurer. Critics claim fiscal conservatism and self-enrichment while urging voters to consider platform principles.
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Lawrence Rally Sparks Party Tone in Turbulent Meeting
A chaotic Lawrence campaign scene features Democratic and Republican figures sparring over Union Labor doctrine. Letters from readers critique politicians and mobilize on women’s votes, while editors mock attendance and note rival county politics and local newspaper rivalries amid a broader political fray.
Unlaundered shirts and textiles offered at bargain prices
Fifty dozen mens unlaundried shirts priced low, plus cheap cotton hose in black and colors, new plushes at 36 cents, all wool suitings at 36 cents, and a large Carpet Department with Carpets Oilcloths Rugs and house furnishings.
New Goods and Odd News From a Turbulent Era
Fragmented OCR notes reveal a chaotic column touching on New Goods in Every Department and low prices at Innes & Ross, railroad topics, local weather quips, and scattered anecdotes about people, places, and events. The text is garbled with many misread terms but preserves mentions of railroads, farmers, and community tidbits.
Prime Baking Powder Co of New York and others dominates world
An outline noting Prime Baking Powder Go. of New York Chicago and St. Louis as the world’s largest firm. It mentions hundreds of tons of cream of tartar crystals sourced from French vineyards used in Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder and references the entire parduet of the product.
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