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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1887
Page
1
An Humble Address to be Presented to the Queen argues the Viceroy had no grounds to proclaim. It notes Russia and Italy seeking a Pacific settlement, with Ireland's champion continuing the rights campaign.
The report outlines debates over the League of Nations and Ireland policy, noting responses from figures like Balfour and Rosell. It mentions Ireland’s demand for gentler treatment of Irish affairs, coercion debates, and government powers, with international notes from Italy and Bulgaria. It references public meetings and the Nation’s stance on reporting meetings and results.
Aug 25 dispatches report Turkey declining coercive action toward Bulgaria and balking at Russian commissioner. discussants note Germany's assent to Russian plan and anticipate Ottoman commission. Britain’s Gladstone faces Irish league critique and questions government information on the crime act and Proclamation.
Wide reporting on the August 25 1870s era financial turmoil describes the suspension of Groveston Pell and the First National Bank of Danville New York with liabilities cited around 360000 dollars. Other notes cover missing books at Dayton Fort Wayne Chicago railway and a letter from ex Secretary Manning to the Royal in Washington.
A large force of Union Pacific engineers and hundreds of men and teams are mobilized to survey a road through Kisowas County and city, with work to begin within thirty days toward Bingosan and Menu courts, signaling a major infrastructure push.
In Paixetinn Texas on August 2 ex detective WH Springfield faces bigamy charges with marriages in Denver Cal and Paris. Trial opened with a defense request for valve examination overruled. Witnesses include Annie Karies wife of CO Barnes and David Fletcher an agency superintendent confirming Springfield’s multiple marriages and letters. The defense offered $1,000 bail. proceedings include testimony about Springfield’s alleged affairs and financial actions.
A telegraph from General Reay to Governor Adams conveys positive information about the Utes. It covers quarantine actions, weather notes for Washington and Glenwood Springs, and a fatal train wreck near Sand Creek with engineer Masterton dead and several injured. Kansas Governor Martin renews quarantine orders and a cattle price note is included.
Reports outline a New York state promotion convention called to order in the morning. Hall Culambie led the meeting amid interruptions from a platform faction. A chair from Brooklyn presided briefly before a dispute over seating and rules caused a veto and member removals, with Kings County sparing a seat. The Women's Christian Temperance Union and other groups attended, while a later note refers to broader wartime and religious themes.
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