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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1888
Page
2
The bulletin details General Sheridan's worsening status after a heart attack and hemorrhage this afternoon. Doctors report no improvement by 4:10 p.m. despite urgent attention. The health crisis dominates Senate and House chatter with references to ongoing political maneuvering.
Baltimore pitchers shaky early, but the Orioles pull ahead with strong early offense. Kansas City errors haunt the visitors while the Athletics and Reds showcase notable hits and misplays across multiple ballparks, including Brooklyn and Cleveland.
A tangled report describes Virgina author Miss Artilia Rives and her great grandson’s engagement, secrecy, and recent social pressure. Details of Paris visits and a rumored wedding loom amid family rivalries and press scrutiny.
The convention erupts as Thurman’s nomination is debated and Gray is urged by Indiana delegates. Speeches praise Cleveland era ideals and warn of electoral risks, while Oregon and Iowa results hint at Republican momentum in early voting patterns.
Court in Pooente hears charges against Povesty Artz and others, Apache Indians accused of murder near Sin Petito and Crittenden station in 1877 1887. Government struggles to obtain juries over Indian versus white witness credibility as 30 jurors exhausted. 10 more trials planned with no jury. Capt. Tacs leads the group. arrests spark war dances at the Sal. Authorities assign a brass tag and plan larger juries from across the reservation.
A romantic tale about Miss Rivers the novelist and a youthful admirer once linked to her in early life. The rumor centers on A C Coolidge as the groom elect, with details hinting at a longstanding, secret attachment amid social gossip and regional ties.
A lettered portrait of Geilidge, a diligent Harvard student, described as tall, fair complexioned with a handsome mouth and chin, and a past injury. the piece notes his athletic renderings at the winter meet in Hemenway Gymnasium and references a stubborn public appetite for his related fame. It then shifts to Washington dispatches from June seven about tariff policy confusion, President’s concern, and party dynamics, citing leaders Cooper Soult Gwena Carlisle and the free trade shift debated by Cleveland and others. The article highlights possible compromise and political pressure shaping the tariff debate ahead of the coming campaign.
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