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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1888
Page
2
Fragmentary report sketches events and speeches at a Detroit banquet with references to Washington figures and Democratic tariff talk. It mentions L F McComas and I Fivearty and notes diverse weather forecasts across Missouri Kapka and Washington. The piece blends political rhetoric with scattered names and places from a turbulent historical briefing.
Reports from the Winehild encampment detail new posts organized and charters surrendered, with roster changes and financial totals for the year. The Cherokee Nation sues to block the railroad right of way, asserting eminent domain limits. Judge Parker rules the United States holds the power to grant rights.
New York figure Depew addressed a Union League club gathering on Washington's birthday, praising Washington and outlining views on civil service reform and the spoils system. The speech lauded Hamilton, Jefferson, and Webster, urged honesty, and urged enactment of reform while honoring Washington's legacy.
The third annual Michigan Club banquet was held tonight at the Detroit rink with lair covers. Gov Love addressed attendees as toast master. Hon Joseph Hawley spoke on Washington protectionism and national care for its people. The event featured remarks on unity and national service as the crowd reflected on recent political topics.
A suit for damages is filed today by Kassse Cire Beh 22 against Chicago and Pacific railroads. Claims allege employment was terminated under questionable circumstances and that misrepresented employment led to injuries. Local option debates in Dakota and Chicago Alton earnings are noted in a broader roundup.
Dispatches recount John B. Lynch carrying dispatches in the Civil War and Lincoln's orders upon Antietam and Willerness. Butterworth bill hearing on counterfeit lard. Senate readings of farewell address by Washington leader. Syracuse protest over Oklahoma settlement bill. theater and arts notes in Rochester and Chicago. vivid frontier accounts of shotgun guard warnings and Deadwood treks. cave bats and a danger sign in Albany.
The article notes Thomson extended atomic measurement methods and concluded centers of configuration molecules lie between nine five millionths and a trillionth of a centimeter. It discusses magnifying water to earth size and the mass roughness between small shot heaps and ererer balls, reflecting early atomic theory.
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