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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1889
Page
2
War report from January indicates German control tensions and calls for rapid readiness of the cruiser Charleston. Secretary Whitney urges immediate use, Bayard defends rights of Americans, while weather and storm data fill the bulletin amid wartime warning and public notices.
A garbled Samoa report cites Cusack as publishing an article in Apin and notes tensions between Germans and Southans. The piece mentions conservative media, limited firing details, and Samoa’s protector status with British authorities, reflecting confusion and hostility in coverage.
Reports from Washington describe Consul General Suwald initially detained and now expected to depart for Samoa by Friday or Saturday. The exchange covers Germany’s rights claims in Apia, U S and German tensions, and notes on the state department actions and a dispatch from Count Blacktork. The piece also mentions Allison declining a cabinet post and a French parliamentary debate on electoral and press law reforms.
Fragmented Interstate wire reports from Paris and Kansas detail rumors of an Austrian prince’s shooting at Meyerlings estate and local accounts of crime and theft. The dispatches mix rumors, names, and scattered details, with references to officials and scattered Western market notes.
Deputy U S marshal L H Faulkenburg arrived from Union County with prisoner Dick Darden charged with election outrages at the November poll. Witnesses include Capt L T Robinson and Ira Chapman as the case unfolds amid tense West Virginia and Missouri political turmoil and local arrests.
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