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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1890
Page
1
Just arrived 10 pieces Figured Henriettas a Die bargain at 60 cents. 25 pieces Figured Silks at 59 cents the thing for combination 8 100 do zen stainless hose at 26 cents. We guarantee them. 50 pieces Jaconet and Swiss Frouting at half prices. 10 pieces 45 inch Henriettas at use. We will match your dollar goods with them.
The Weekly Review of Trade reports only modest changes in business conditions over the past week with weather aiding some sectors while others lag. Treasury cash rises and exchange rates ease, but overall domestic trade shows limited momentum. dry goods and clothing markets hold steady while textile demand remains cautious amid volatile imports and export outlook.
At Washington March 7 Senator Dolph led a special committee to probe leaks from Senate executive sessions. Witnesses included newspaper men and fellow senators sworn to secrecy. The panel adjourned to Monday with further questioning planned and possible contempt proceedings anticipated.
Fragmented report from March 7 describes Senate action on a general forfeiture bill about funds and lands, with references to the United States and related measures. The article also covers the Post Office Committee hearing on extensions to pass laws and the committee’s work led by Chairman How and Members Livcey and UTiAp, with mention of Arkansas and contest details.
A lengthy, garbled report discusses rumors and political maneuvering around Oklahoma and Kansas Black voters. It references Paul Jones, Motabe, McCabe, and rival factions, noting agitation by whites and attempted removal efforts via relocations. The piece mentions statements by Jones and others about candidacy and residence, with broad commentary on race and politics in Oklahoma.
The Missouri and Kansas Lumber Dealers Association held its final meeting in Topeka at the Centropolis hotel with about delegates from both states. Officials J. N. Conningham and A Markey spoke on forming price controls to ease cross state lumber sales while promoting uniform pricing. The event followed a banquet honoring lumbermen and wrapping up with plans for resumed negotiations.
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