08 Feb 1889
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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1889
Page
1
A noisy sales pitch announcing a large stock of 36-inch wool Dress Flannels in greys and browns, Henriets at low prices, and novelties like Dew Weves and Coorings. Claims huge value, discounts, and a wide variety, inviting customers to inspect in person.
A screw steamer named Glouroe Suvken collided with the Larzo Bay off Bagland's Oost Lonees Pel. F passengers and crew, with reports of a sudden shock and wreckage, note the Larzo Bay would have sunk if water light provisions failed. The other vessel pinned off, and the Bark weathered the storm and was towed to Cowen.
Reports detail Belle Starr the outlaw's murder with pursuit along the river and a fatal ambush as she neared Canada River, witnesses say a rifle and pistol volley felled her. In another item a four year old, Eva Birroucks, dies after a pistol mishap at a Dawson residence with children present.
Durralo Feb L Walter J. Gibson a well known insurance agent shot himself this morning in Washington. Aged 45, formerly with Khabell & Gshoun, he was a member of the old Dawnty-fest New York volunteers and served in the war. The motive remains unclear.
Speculation surrounds the planned establishment of new courts, stirring significant public interest. Officials and local residents discuss potential locations and benefits while questions about funding and scheduling persist.
A long Senate discussion outlines measures to form a five member commission to secure fair relinquishment of Cherokee and other civilized tribes claims, with rights to renounce claims to either one state or territory. A separate Sioux relinquishment proposal seeks a similar commission to negotiate ceding portions of treaty lands. The debate also covers civil service reform and extensions for postal clerks amid broader political lines.
Advertising copy promotes a sale of well made garments at 25 cents each. Describes full size range and superior quality, highlighting value and availability at current sale.
Local retailer touts a Great Sale with a large assortment of underwear and garments. Customers are urged to save 25 cents on every item while supplies last.
A disjointed report describes a fire at a paper mill with destruction to buildings and machinery, a bank swindle case in Kankakee and trials related to Sullivan, a derailment injury incident near Nashville, another wreck in Ohio, and a fox drive event near Eugene and Perineville. The text lists names, places, and sparse details of each event, reflecting a chaotic, multi-item news snippet.
Washington reports the Creek Indians have agreed to cede their lands in the proposed Oklahoma territory, a move seen as simplifying federal action. Seminole leaders are also said to be willing to relinquish lands, with miners voicing objections over excluded tribes and timing.
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