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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1889
Page
7
The piece surveys political clashes and reform calls across Kansas and Oklahoma. It notes Unitarian meeting plans in Topeka, skewers administration methods, cites the Wichita and statewide press disputes, and reports on labor strikes, railroad freight rates, and western settlement prospects amid a mix of optimism and concern.
Reports from Victoria claim British sealers will resist US control in Behring Sea with armed ships, while Canada debates action and Kansas politics clash over enforcement of new laws, urging citizens to oppose the clerk and attorney general.
About 300 Odd Fellows and guests from Wichita arrived in Hutchinson for the Twentieth anniversary celebration. A parade, speeches by Mayor Constant and Rev. Waldrop, and a large dinner followed the procession from the Higley building. The event featured remarks on Odd Fellowship and its benevolent aims, with music and a sense of civic pride permeating the day.
A legendary New York Police Department dog named Jack is described as a fearless mastiff with loyal service and rare independence. The piece portrays Jack as a model officer who never complains and once aided by Patrolman Tramis Avene, sharing meals and patrolling scenes that marked his steadfast presence in the force.
The report outlines a London burglary at 30 Kare Klevesti Street where two assailants broke into a shop floor ceiling and a window, with Jack and McCullagh involved in the investigation. Police, led by caretaker Borel, captured suspects and recovered the stolen items as evidence. The case notes arrests, the involvement of O’Feeres, and the broader tale of the crime and pursuit.
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