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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1890
Page
1
Local retailer announces closing out sale on Rae woolen underwear and hosiery with remaining stock offered at bargain prices. Limited quantities remain as discounts apply to essentials for cooler seasons.
Fragmented late 19th century dispatch covers German policy under Wilhelm II, Allied reactions, and a Europe-wide balance of power. Includes notes on peacetime politics, diplomatic strains, and labor sentences. Also reports a Colorado cattle quarantine and U S immigration concerns affecting contractors and foreign workers.
Arguments on the Oklahoma Territory bill filled the house committee on territories with Judge Paine representing Chickasaw and Choctaw interests. Alice M. Robinson urged protection for the red Indian in any action. Rogers criticized the bill’s machinery and promised further remarks next Wednesday. Official claims were challenged in Washington as the world’s fair bill and naturalization issues appeared. Funeral notices followed, then Kunze’s museum exhibition and England sentiment reports amid Chicago’s Century Club gathering.
Testimony in the House committee on ballot box forgery details an affair involving ex Governor Foraker, Wood, Butterworth, McKinley and Sherman. Witnesses describe authenticating papers, signatures, and threats to retract or publish, with Murray warned of possible affidavits if papers are not recovered.
Oklahoma City dispatch notes a well organized Territorial Republican convention with delegates from about forty clubs. Officers selected include temporary chair A B Hamner and secretary Canningham, with a banquet and speeches by Colton Kingfisher Swoard Guthrie and Rev James Murray, as adherents work toward permanent organization and dividing the territory into twelve precincts.
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