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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1889
Page
1
The Fashion offers a new line of millinery and ladies goods including dress trimmings buttons embroideries corsets neckwear underwear and parasols hose and laces from latest importations. Grand opening set for April 12 and 13.
Rosenheim and Nathan involve a writ against St. Martins Academy to compel appearance for Phillipaburs Mons. Connelly. Occurs after a meeting at the academy. two lovers, Hetty Ner and Shullings party, object to terms of marriage. New York goods report and lumber rate changes affect trade.
Abstract of the Washington centennial celebration program issued today. Details cover April events in New York City including loan exhibitions, arrival of dignitaries aboard the Despatch, naval and military pageantry, a great centennial halt, and services in churches nationwide.
Miss Mary Anderson arrived in New York on April 2 and checked into the Victoria hotel. A reporter found her exhausted by the journey from Philadelphia and she appeared tired yet said she felt better overall and planned to sail for Europe Wednesday.
The newly appointed federal court officers arrived in Muskogee and opened the first U S court in the Indian Territory at Phenix hall with Judge James M Shackelford presiding. Cherokee leaders debate selling strip lands while U S commissioners expected May 1 and Rep Springer weighs on negotiations with chiefs.
In Topeka the coroner's jury returned a verdict of accidental shooting in the McGuire killing. The jury noted the absence of felonious intent and referenced the scene and witnesses, with jurors named from local families. The report also mentions coal rates and a state board examination in the same brief item.
The Senate confirmed multiple nominations including George H. Shields for Assistant Attorney General and Robert J. Fisher for Assistant Commissioner of Patents. Other appointments cover chiefs of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, governor of New Mexico, and various military ranks. Debate spans foreign relations and resolutions on John Bright’s death.
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