01 Jun 1887
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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1887
Page
1
Two dressmaking operations under Madame Chambers and Madame Liggett promise quick tailoring. Sales feature five pieces of Figured Cardinel Silks discounted from 1.50 to 1.00 per yard. Black Dress Goods in English Silk Warp weaves praised as light and warm weather suitable. Names include Feather, Cloth, Clairette, Gypsy Cloth.
Special sale this week to reduce stock. Fifty dozen silk ladies parasols at 15 cents per pair plus fifty dozen muslin chemise and drawers offered at 25 cents each. Come this week and pick up available stock.
A newspaper notice announces a special sale on muslin underwear including gowns corset covers chemise drawers and white children’s dresses. All garments described as well made and full size with emphasis on restocking for the week.
Public investigation into Union Pacific railroads continues in Boston and Washington with Judge Dillon detailing the litigation history. Gov. Ames testifies on his ties to the road, stock and bonds, and the involvement of Jay Gould. Other reports cover railroad rate tensions, strike threats, and police actions against bandits along the border.
Manufacturers will appeal interstate commerce classification set by a commission in New York. The action seeks a reduction for certain articles and excludes hoops bands sheet metal fencing plain wires springs and related items.
French politics report the formation of a new government led by M Rouvier with policy aims of financial reform and retrenchment. General Ferman becomes war minister replacing Boulanger as tensions rise between the cabinet and the chamber, while colonial and foreign affairs loom amid unrest and protests at the opera house.
The report covers Baptist anniversaries with emphasis on Indian treaty obligations and charitable fundraising. It calls for more church gifts over large loans, supports expanding a Baptist educational society across regions, and notes efforts to sustain denominational education and worship plans.
A fragmented report from a Presbyterian assembly dated May 3 describes general anesthesia controversies within the United Presbyterian Church of New America. The piece lists multiple places and names, noting debates on doctrine, leadership and gifts of the church, with scattered references to cities such as Portland, Maine and Brighton Beach.
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