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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1889
Page
7
A fragment presents a lone voice contemplating love, shame, passion, and fate. The speaker stands apart in a desert of shadowy experience, musing on meaning as solitude and grief loom. The piece hints at inner conflict and existential dread without a defined narrative.
A first person narrative claims Private Gray killed Capt. Ross in a western town after a long war where Gray’s harsh punishment and a dangerous glare foreshadowed the crime. The writer cites a square, silent threat seen that day and a distant newspaper report as insufficient proof, yet asserts Gray’s guilt beyond circumstantial evidence.
A contemplation on steam navigation's past and future across American canals and rivers. The piece contrasts shrinking internal river fleets with canals being abandoned, warning of railroads diminishing water routes while noting renewed public demand for larger, safer steamboats and the influence of foreign tourism on U.S. waterways.
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