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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1889
Page
4
A compilation of editorials discusses Governor Humphrey's stance on capital punishment, the premature misreporting of the St Paul Ice Palace carnival, and various international and national curiosities. The piece critiques public governance, railroads, and local Wichita politics, referencing opinions on law, sovereignty, and civic responsibility.
A fragmented historical piece narrates Silk culture's origins tracing a worm’s life from mulberry tree to cocoon and butterfly, linking its progress across China, Japan, Greece, India, and beyond. It links silk’s spread to modern uses in clothing, cables, and industry, noting centuries of growth and potential widespread impact.
The article argues against a proposed second county court, warning it would stagnate the docket and invite new suits. It contends costs are borne by litigants and the state would not face tax increases, while foreclosures and property issues would adjust slowly under the existing system. It discusses mortgage and contract disputes, construction delays, and the broader impact on local commerce and justice.
Kansas State Historical Society praises A. Phillips of Salina for founding the city, aiding free soil and citizenship, corresponding for the New York Tribune, exploring the territory, and serving in the Union Army and state legislature. He helped build Salina and the state historical society.
The New Association of railroad lines centered at Chicago aims to end the rate war by uniting under the Interstate Commerce Act. Presidents of lines including Chicago & Alton, Illinois Central, Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific, and others expect signatures and an adjourned Chicago meeting to finalize machinery and put the plan in operation.
A garbled穴 newspaper fragment recounts German slang origins and social trends, with references to slang terms, urban life, and emblems. It mentions booksellers, cafes, and lzaars, and notes shifts in religious and labor groups. The piece mocks imbecility and observes fashion and civic topics amid chaotic OCR text.
Fragmentary report references Innes and Ross, white ribbon barge, Kings Usughes, Unitarian League, and water works in Port Bary. Mentions drownings, farmers entertainment, political mentions, and medical curiosities. Content is garbled with many mis-typed names and events.
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