28 Feb 1889
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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1889
Page
1
Notice reads of new spring weight French Broad cloths in latest colors at 1.00 per yard with patterns costing 7.00 for a Broadcloth Dress. Also 22 pieces of 40 inch all wool Henrietta seize advertised as bargain fabric, reduced from 0.74 to 0.50 per yard. Include call to see Gilly dress goods for value.
A Wichita led day as lawmakers clash over state house funding, county seat fights, and appropriation bills. Oklahoma matters loom with Captain Couch reporting support for the territorial bill while lobbyists pressure for or against key measures.
Wasnington February 27 The pending Oklahoma measure will be pressed in the Senate before the session closes with Cullom Fevr and Springer optimistic about passage despite delays The president ready to sign the bill supporters undismayed Patrick Egan credited with exposing Pigott forgeries revealing a history of the discovery and political maneuvering surrounding the measure
A high official describes how the Parnell letters conspiracy was uncovered. The tale centers on forged notes tied to the London Times, with Rev. Marion Dorney and allied figures traveling to expose the forgeries and reveal the plot behind the political intrigue surrounding Charles Parnell and associates.
The narrative details how Pigott forged and interpolated letters to manipulate public perception. It covers examining handwriting under a microscope, forging signatures, and the scheme involving papers, inventories, and staged transactions tied to Parnell and others.
Fragmentary report recounts freeing of a convicted individual after legal proceedings with references to a governor, jury, and various officials. The piece mentions delay, appeals, and ensuing public attention, alongside chaotic, unclear details about sentences and outcomes.
Commodity trends show fluctuations in iron and steel, with producers cautiously watching copper and coal prices. The article notes recent market movement, shipping delays, and a dealer let fee structure tied to heavy industry demand, while local firms report a firm price around $55 per ton and a twelve year business history.
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