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Newspaper

Wichita Eagle

Location

Wichita, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1889

Page

2

CARNOT'S CABINET AND FRENCH PRESIDENT MINISTRY

The article discusses Carmot's cabinet forming under the French president during a crisis, noting obscure politicians declining seats and a claimed appeal from De Freymant. It also mentions rumors among Indianapolis cabinet gossipers and a fire victim report. Weather bulletin covers February conditions with temperature, wind, and barometer notes from Virginia and Washington, including forecasts for various regions.

Indianapolis Virginia

Cabinet Guesses Wild in France and U S Politics

In a chaotic round of ministerial talks President Carnot faces refusals over ministerial appointments with Tirant and Moline amid rumors of a cabinet reshuffle. Elsewhere Democratic caucus turmoil continues as Kenna and Wilson vie, with no clear outcome and a looming election deadlock. Meanwhile Mrs Harrison receives a ceremonial broom crafted by Jas Peary & Co as a presidential gift and rail and land disputes stir public interest across states.

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Fire and Disaster Report Lost in Hartford Incidents

A garbled but readable chunk mentions Reverend Fromm of Hartford Connecticut and a fatal fire. It lists names, locations, and a hospital or hotel context, with references to wartime relics and a memorial tone. A fragment references West Virginia Legislature and party divisions, noting a disorganized faction and legislative sessions.

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Senate debates and rejected motion on constitutional limits

The Senate considered West’s bid to reconsider the report on the amendment and argued that Congress cannot pass the bill without breaching the constitution. The motion to reconsider was defeated 4 to 48 as the conference report moved to the House. The Senate then addressed sundry civil appropriations, including a Fort Scott completion amendment, and discussed nominations and executive business. A separate item notes a Philadelphia fire damaging Blankenship’s and related properties on Bank and Strawberry streets with extensive property loss and casualties.

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Tariff Reformers Open Session Attendee Count Thin

At Madison Street the opening session of the American Tariff reform convention opened with only about a third of delegates present. Secretary White read a letter from Cleveland. temporary chairman F. Fusritt Smith conducted the meeting as other officials and speakers were noted, including Buckner and Laid, while George was introduced but did not register.

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Investigating Railroads and Public Notices Across States

Reports from February describe a Western railroads conference on rates with Minnesota officials alleging lawful rate sheets not published. Other items include National Law and Order League updates, Grand Trunk collision near Saint Hyacinthe, accidental shooting in Sava, and various regional notices on mining trouble, tax collection fraud, and a murder-suicide rumor in Arkansas with cabinet dinners and big four shop fires also reported.

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Murder claim and American team news from Naples

Powell Clayton denounces his brother's murder as a palvi val assassination. The American baseball teams in Naples face weather and field limits. Spalding plus agents discuss arrangements, with first European game set at Campo di Marte. A Georgia cyclone kills several and injures many in a Hills valley, blowing down houses and telegraph lines.

Naples James Gordon Hennett Mount Naples Pfeffer Manning Vesuvius Spalding Parry Vignna Auow Lynch Paris Vienns I. 5 E Ei Jes Campo dl Marte Baldwire Daly Healy Farle San Carlos Theater Want Washington Club Hewett Day Washington Ward Heston Kelly Pitee Leavy Georgia Atlanta Lou Stephens Ann M. Meaders Nicholson Maeathia

Boston Lawyers Wealth and Courtly Life in Old New England

A fragmentary portrait of Boston lawyers and judges with notes on incomes and social standing. Mentions Judge Hoar and Judge William Russell, notable figures like Sidany Bartlett, Parker C. Chastier, and George O. Shattuck. Quotes suggest incomes ranging from thousands to several millions, reflecting status and influence in legal circles.

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Illinois Naval Career and Tramp Payment Debate

An Illinois man, John F. R. Thomas, begins a political ascent tied to naval service and reform. The piece discusses his limited early life, schooling, and rapid rise, with attention to his potential as a naval commander and the broader wartime political implications. Critics debate funding for naval capabilities and the treatment of tramp labor, linking social issues to national defense debates.

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