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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1890
Page
5
A raw OCR mix details social calls, city council chatter, and scattered notices. It mentions citizens visiting and staying in towns, legal and public works talks, a plan for a waterworks bridge, and upcoming events including a concert and church services with scattered names and places throughout multiple towns.
A powerful sermon from Revelation 22 17 drew many converts at First St Church with daily readings at 2 30 pm and nightly preaching. Dr Williamson's stay prompts attendance. Also reported are a card dispute at local printing offices, Bishop Hennessey lending support to Lent lectures, and brief city updates on a Buffalo cattle venture, a fire at Charles T Black’s grocery, and an aggravated assault near Garfield High School.
Margaret Harper Lowes aged 15 months, daughter of Col J W Lewis, died Sunday after attending a funeral yesterday at Maple Grows cemetery. The town mourns as heartfelt prayers accompany the child to her last resting place. The issue notes school board and council elections in Fifth Ward with candidates Allison Coleman Milton and Payne among others, and comments on local civic leadership.
In District Court yesterday a jury trial was held over a suit by a plaintiff seeking damages for the death of his nine year old son Susith Taylor. The proceedings also included probate matters with Andrew J. Neck and Ida Th Mail of Cheney handling a marriage waiver and estate settlements for Henry Lents and others. A variety of cases and arraignments were reported, including theft charges and numerous domestic and civil filings, with several trials and hearings scheduled for today.
An East Coast newspaper piece reflects on a controversial phrase and its cultural impact. It notes figures from The Indie and Persie and Bra huey Gad while mentioning ONO lute OD rem wal yaad. The article links the incident to a broader movement and the public reaction.
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