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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1890
Page
1
Our case explains that Arcade sells unsold small lots at less than worth while invoicing this week. Prices are plainly marked with no schemes or dodges to lure shoppers. Arcady’s promises open dealing and reliable low prices on dry goods in Wichita. A child can buy as well as a man.
Swiss Newers Office in Wichita Kansas reports fresh stock including 10 pieces Figured Henriettas at 50 cents and 25 pieces Silks at 59 cents. Also 100 dozen stainless hose at 25 cents and 50 pieces Jaconet and Fibunciog at half price. They claim a price match and mention manufacturer samples of Lisle.
Seventy-five representatives from Kansas Missouri Illinois and Iowa met at Turner mill at 11 am. Mrs Lease of Wichita spoke on anti monopoly urging Farmers Alliance claims. El Harper nominated Lincoln, and H Elder former Kansas governor chaired. Committees on resolutions praised the Union Labor campaign and urged alliance cooperation. Indictments and political notes rounded out the report with criticism of the administration and government officials.
A report covers calendar bills including authorizing the purchase of gold and silver bullion and issuance of treasury notes, alongside parliamentary exchanges in the Senate. Separately a grand dinner hosted by Andrew Carnegie for international congress delegates in Washington is described as the era’s most elegant event with lavish decor and speeches.
The Chicago group presses the world’s fair bill with zeal urging rapid action. New York will aid, and there is little opposition expected in either house. Senators Gail and Chandler occupy the Senate pace with personalities as the Oklahoma bill debate continues.
The Secretary of Agriculture orders railroad and transport managers to stop moving Texas cattle from infected regions to any U S area except under strict rules from March 1 to December 1 1900. Cattle unloaded must be fed and watered in designated areas, inspected weekly, and kept separate from other cattle. Arrival points require pens and movement rules set by state cattle sanitary officers. Reshipping cattle must use placards marking southern cattle and keep to separate pen regulations.
The Senate passed a bill authorizing a bridge across the Arkansas River near Fort Smith and another to substitute a draw bridge on the Missouri River for a pontoon bridge. House proceedings continued with a motion to strike a section of a bill. vote tied briefly, then defeated, and the committee disclosed 21 members present. The House adjourned pending further action.
The grand Joye A. C. TE held a grand reception for delegates by Winfield lodge No. The event filled seating for 120 in the house. Addresses by officials from Minneapolis and Gower Grove followed a prayer by Corinne and a speech by Mayor Albright. Reports from Supreme Recorder W. Seen outlined past year activities and finances.
A local meeting in Kinehsore and vicinity discussed openings and movement goals. A committee was formed to push memorials and organize future events with emphasis on community progress and safety measures.
A distorted mass of reports details a catastrophic Walnut Dam break with at least thirty eight dead or missing. Rescue crews and prospectors race to verify bodies and locate survivors amid a widespread flood that swept wreckage downstream and left towns below the dam in shock and distress.
Gregory of unknown origin arrived in the county seat to answer a grave accusation. Proceedings note detentions and a formal arraignment, with officials stating a preliminary hearing will set a later date. Local offices seek missing documents.
An unclear report references a late season storm and a sports score event. It mentions conditions, riders, and scores with several garbled names and places, including a deputy victory, but specifics are unreadable due to damaged text.
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