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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1890
Page
2
A chaotic transcribed dispatch details party policy lines and parliamentary clashes. Notes report disputes in North Dakota, Illinois and Missouri over amendments and platforms. Mentions weather, rail and maritime concerns, and global trade tensions impacting governments and industries.
Delegates convened in a Republican gathering as they vote on platform items and praise President Harrison. The session featured remarks by party leaders and pledged support for tariffs, immigration limits, and anti trust measures while denouncing Democratic policies and calling for discipline within the party.
The piece outlines heated Senate clashes over an attorney general inquiry and street rumors, names senators who attacked the attorney general, and notes the election of Lamar as president pro tem amid turmoil. It also reports Allison’s formal election as U S senator for a six year term beginning March 4, 1890, and mentions Rhode Island Democrats choosing John W. Davis for governor.
Fragmented dispatch recounts alleged hunger strike and brutal reprisals at Sidorian facilities. Mentions multiple prisoners, executions by pistol fire, and court-looking commentary from foreign observers, with sparse names and dates embedded in a translated crash of text.
March 5 dispatch reports the comptroller of currency has called all national banks to submit statements of condition as of February 3. Also notes Mr Tanibee's grave injuries and critical condition after being shot, with uncertainty about survival through the night. Dickinson county residents criticize personal property taxation and propose a legislative committee to review assessment methods. Hess estate valued at 2 percent of actual value. W. E. Meak, a Dickinson farmer and politician, dies near Dillon of pneumonia at age 65.
A man registered as Morgan Avery was found dead in bed at the Arlington hotel in Kan. He arrived on the Santa Fe train from St Louis the previous evening. He wore a light check coat jeans pants and a dark shirt. In his pockets were a St Louis to Medicine Lodge ticket a 41 cent item money a watch and a revolver. The death cause is unknown. The body is unidentified.
Jackson fights in Leroy New York fails to KO challenger Lambert amid crowd energy. Report notes Jackson’s defeatist swing after a clash that ends with Lambert carrying the bout and Jackson’s team planning a return to Ree Farm without a title.
Fragments describe a chaotic scene surrounding a death near Lincoln with references to Levies, a minister named Rakert Lites, and mentions of turmoil, public notices, and unresolved claims. The readable text hints at a contested local event or funeral proceedings amid tense community dynamics.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous names, places, and phrases across Spain and Europe, referencing figures such as Ama and Ascorton with mentions of officials, churches, and historical titles. The fragmentary text includes scattered references to religious orders, papal figures, and personalities, but lacks a coherent narrative or clear dates or events.
A long fragment surveys women who seek newspaper work, noting hopes of editors, fear of rejection, and the cultural pushback they encounter. It sketches aspiring female writers, their ambitions for earnings, and the male editorial gatekeeping shaping early press.
The readable fragments describe a long list of people places and actions with many garbled names. Key items mention Durty Ths, Eldard Ptaus, and a set of unclear figures in a legal or news context. The text shows scattered references to dates numbers and locations without cohesive narrative.
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