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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1889
Page
2
The Attorney General rules out any agreement among insurance companies to fix rates as a violation of law. The article explains enforcement of the anti trust measure and how the legislation was contested in the legislature. Also noted are a supposed murder discovery in Wyandotte County and general weather observations for April with temperatures, wind, and humidity.
Texes Kan April 11 The attorney general of Karwushaw holds that the anti trust law passed by the last Kan legislature makes combinations between insurance companies to fix rates or divide property insurance business in Kansas illegal The anti trust bill was debated as a key measure and faced strong pushback from insurance interests who argued it would raise costs The bill passed despite opposition and without significant support from powerful groups in the legislature
In Wyandotts county Kansas Wilhelminina Seiterich a widow and her hired man Jacob Setaler were found dead, apparently killed recently. Neighbors note frequent quarrels with Shaler suspected. Seiterich’s former husband was involved in a past controversy. Police investigations unfold as reports of lethal wounds and possible murder linger.
At St Joseph Minnesota on April 11 four children playing near furrows uprooted wild parsnips. They all ate roots and fell violently ill. Three children, a boy and two girls aged five to eight, died in agony. A fifth child, five, survived after isolating the root and may recover. The burials occurred yesterday in St Joseph. LATTER DAY SAINTS. St Joseph Missouri April 1. The world’s conference heard reports from quorums with William Chambers elected president of the Mik priests quorum. The presiding bishop reported receipts up by 454 and expenditures up by 1072. Eder Wing and others were guided by church leaders on publication.
A thief entered Thomas Lowery’s Minneapolis residence last night while the couple spoke in the parlor. Jewelry valued at about £10400 was stolen after a torch was used, leaving Mrs Lowery in bed as the intruder fled. No injuries reported.
A morning note from Lav ikG Michigan outlines a strict prohibition on cigarette manufacture sale or gifting under local law. In Washington April 11 Commissioner Tanner issues a pension order adjusting monthly awards after March 3 1880, potentially increasing beneficiaries. The Missouri Kansas Texas line railroad merger plan seeks corporate reorganization approval amid previous delays.
The article reviews U S homestead law provisions, detailing five years of continuous occupancy required for a patent, and restrictions on abandoning lands. It notes a settler may not easily proxy residence or relocate family, and cites conflicting rulings on custody and tenancy across states. Eviction orders in Iowa are suspended while the attorney general reviews land titling and possible federal action.
Misxmarous reports April 1 midnigh t strike follows wage reductions ordered by President Thomas Levery of the Minne ta 4S streetcar railway. Drivers and conductors walk off, crews halt street cars on multiple lines, with near-total stoppage expected. A terse strike note follows about subscription suspensions at New Vime and broader commentary on medical regulation and the inadequacy of “regular” medicine.
New York April 1 Russell Harrison Way is arrested in the Porter building on a charge tied to publishing in his Montana Livestock Journal an article about Governor Crosby of Montana and jewel theft allegations. Warrant set at 1000 dollars. defense and court dates to follow.
In the New York Evening Post libel case Colonel Dudley seeks damages for publication of alleged libelous material on the “blocks of five” letters. Counsel indicates Dudley refused to testify and invoked self protection. the grand jury was asked to compel his response. A court day on April 1 touches on signature verification and witness rights. A separate note promotes Rose Cream as a remedy for catarrh.
This week offer includes 49 dozen Lace Caps at 25 cents each with most not under 50 cents and some at a dollar. 32 dozen children space caps at 50 cents apiece, previously not below 150 cents. 28 pieces half wool dress goods at 19 cents, good for early spring. One case half wool Charlies at 7 cents a yard, all wool Henriettas at 43 cents, few left. Also manufacturer samples of Ladies Pocket Books and muslin laundry shirts at 43 cents with a six per customer limit.
New York April 1 The demand for dry goods was steadier today though trade remains fair for this period. An important drive by wholesalers boosted popular items, with steady purchasing by the Mayers, Beys, and other home buyers despite overall softer inquiry.
Historic note reflects ongoing efforts by Oklahoma Town Company to develop a colony project led by E.G. Cole as president with LE. Phillips serving as secretary. The document hints at organizational roles and planned community exploration in the region near Douglas arena.
This readable fragment references a land tie and various terms such as discharged items and site activity. The text is garbled OCR with unclear names and places, making precise facts difficult. It hints at legal or property proceedings without concrete details or identifiable entities.
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