What was the significance of Lecompton, Kansas as the territorial capital?

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The discussion centers around a visit to a museum in Lecompton, Kansas, where a reprint of The New York Times from November 23, 2012, and February 20, 1858, was received during a Christmas tree exhibit. The original poster expresses confusion about the content and relevance of the newspaper reprint. Other participants question the connection between the newspaper and the Christmas exhibit, noting that the title and images do not clarify the purpose of sharing the reprint. The conversation concludes with an apology from the original poster for any misunderstanding caused by their post.
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I went to the museum in Lecompton, Kansas today to see their Christmas tree exhibit and was given this reprint of The New York Times Newspaper:
Front:
front (November 23, 2012):
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I am not sure what I'm looking at.
 
DaveC426913 said:
I am not sure what I'm looking at.
It's a reprint of The New York Times Newspaper
 
DaveC426913 said:
I am not sure what I'm looking at.
I attached the full size images which might be easier to read.
 

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dlgoff said:
It's a reprint of The New York Times Newspaper
Yes, it is.
 
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DaveC426913 said:
Yes, it is.
So, you were able to read it okay?
 
dlgoff said:
So, you were able to read it okay?
Well, no.

I think perhaps a teaser would be in order - something that might pique a potential reader's curiosity and draw them in.
 
DaveC426913 said:
Well, no.

I think perhaps a teaser would be in order - something that might pique a potential reader's curiosity and draw them in.
I really don't know what you mean.
 
PF automatically downsizes the images. To read the full sized versions, you'll either need to post them elsewhere and link to them, or alternatively, type in the text.
 
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dlgoff said:
I really don't know what you mean.
  1. The title contains three words that, while I recognize, I'm not used to seeing together, and make no sense to me. They do not illuminate the subject of the thread, except for Kansas, but then the thread seems to also have something to do with Christmas.
  2. The body of the thread contains photos of New York Times newspaper pages, which is a complete non sequitur, though they too reference Kansas.
None of that explains why you've presented this for us to read.
 
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DaveC426913 said:
  1. The title contains three words that, while I recognize, I'm not used to seeing together, and make no sense to me. They do not illuminate the subject of the thread, except for Kansas, but then the thread seems to also have something to do with Christmas.
  2. The body of the thread contains photos of New York Times newspaper pages, which is a complete non sequitur, though they too reference Kansas.
None of that explains why you've presented this for us to read.
Sorry you don't understand why I posted the reproduction that was given to me while visiting the Christmas tree exhibit. Discussion Ended.
 
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Sorry about that. I don't mean to be a stinker.
 
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