Nie The Black Silks Are Genuine Foods
The notice markets genuine food quality with pricing points listed at $1.25 $1.50 and $1.75 for the product named Nie The Black Silks.
24 Dec 1889
Page 1
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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1889
Page
1
The notice markets genuine food quality with pricing points listed at $1.25 $1.50 and $1.75 for the product named Nie The Black Silks.
The Fashion store has been bought for Mr A Katz with stock set to close in one week. Prices cut by half and all items sold at plain figures. Bargains offered before the store closes Saturday evening November 28.
A dispatch from Oklahoma City reports widespread but unfounded fears of bloodshed tied to upcoming council elections. Seminole and Kickapoo factions oppose the plan, while Marshal Walker maintains peace as preparations for Christmas progress.
Guilty verdict returned against James J. West ex-editor of the Cucazo Times in Grinnell court. Five years in state prison and $1000 fine imposed for overissuing stock valued at about $125,000. West showed little emotion, while his attorney spoke loudly in motion for new trial.
The New England Society in New York marked its eighty fourth anniversary with a dinner attended by over 100 members. Cornelius N. Bliss presided as toast master with speakers including Mayor Grant General Sherman and J Pierpont Morgan. Depew praised Henry W Grady while Sherman mourned Fleury W Grady. remarks highlighted northern southern unity and national growth.
A fragmented OCR note describes a dramatic event involving a person connected to an army and a countdown to action. It mentions a fifteen day period and a threat or intention to harm. Details are incomplete, but the core idea hints at a notable incident with military ties.
Sheriff Thomas Bowling’s 1 year old daughter allegedly married at Burnegtos with a license later deemed invalid. Canon and Newton were charged with perjury for procuring the license stating the girl was of age. They were released on bond as a Burlington jury found both not guilty.
A 4 MAD MOTHER, Mtawarua Kay, Dom 2 Mea Sarah Hudgins, wife of James utzins of Baker, and the third daughter of John Meisa heitawr, killed herself in front of her children by cutting her throat. The youngest child was 4 weeks old. Despondency over ill health given as cause. Other items note misfortunes and local notices.
The report chronicles the passing of Henry W. Grady in Atlanta Ga at home after a severe pneumonia attack. It notes a nationwide flood of condolence messages from public officials and prominent figures, and describes state and national reaction, funeral arrangements, and tributes from political leaders and newspapers.
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