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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1889
Page
3
Amid chaotic strike clashes in New York City streets, onlookers observed barricades torn tracks and a six-man mob in a car amid a mass audience. The piece sketches public bemusement at the spectacle, detailing officials, shopfronts, and a parade of notable locals in the East Side milieu.
A fragmented reprint discusses Scouring Soap advertising, a mock modernity on New York streets, and a column about happiness at home. It mentions Amy Fousay and a Chicago Journal anecdote about a witty writer who composes daily columns by lighting a pipe and jotting notes, with reflections on reading and sociability.
An old advertisement touts a wedding and party service tied to the Chicago Kansas Nebraska Railway. It promotes travel comfort and reliability for trips across Kansas, Nebraska, and eastern routes, highlighting equipment built for passenger service and urging travelers to start right with the railroad.
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