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Newspaper

Wichita Eagle

Location

Wichita, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1888

Page

6

The Electric Age and a Burglars Aides at Home

A fragmented feature lampoons early tech worship and a private home scheme blending electricity and burglar alarm ideas. It sketches a chaotic public craving for gadgets, a clumsy system of signals, and a comic office scene as workers navigate paper orders and telegraphic notices.

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Fractured Tale of a Sleepless Passenger and a Water Rope

A garbled steam of dialogue unfolds around a traveler seeking rest and remedies. A train miscue near a station prompts a rope bell call, a faulty water supply sparks chaos, and a doctor prescribes hot flaxseed tea. Intercut are brusque exchanges about travel and weather, with fragmented street scenes and stray banter.

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BILL OF PARTICULARS WANTED IN FEDERAL CASE

Fragmentary text from a 19th century newspaper discusses a bill of particulars request, political commentary on President Cleveland, and editorials accusing W H English of misrepresenting the circumstances of Cleveland’s rise to power. It cites The Indianapolis Journal, Disraesing remarks, and labor issues with miners and steel workers.

W. H. English Ton. W. IL Mr. Cleveland Tates Abraham Lincoln Navy United States Globe Army Union Washington Treasury Cleveland Tall Vereus Willam L. Scott Pennsylvania Bancombe Lis Pooch John Flannery Ies Minors’ Association Scott Pittstore Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Beatt Haven Congressmen John Jacrott England United State Carnegin le Forkers Ian Utdee

Tariff Theories and Industry Struggles Across the Nation

A Philadelphia note highlights dangers of the Mills tariff bill for home industries. Reports from Boston and New York warn of factory closures and 24 million in San Francisco failures linked to tariff shifts. Observers contrast theory with practice, citing farmer and manufacturer hardships and political critiques of Cleveland era reforms.

Inegar Cintry Owen Philadelphia Philadelpha Boston Covs- Baal Bulletin New York Tribune San Francisco William T. Coleman & Co New York Southwest California Pinghatton Sard Roger Q. Mitts Lima Milla Collinsville Ils Chicago Inter Genans Adama Staith Sears Probicta Piatistacteres

Political debate laced with party drumbeat and ironies

The excerpt surveys U S political talk across papers, noting attacks on Cleveland era issues, tariff reform, and party unity. It cites editorials from Chicago Inter Ocean New York Tribune Saratogian Port Wayne Gusetta and others, highlighting Democratic and Republican contrasts, trade policy, and fear of rival campaigns while mingling colorful quotations and anecdotes from 19th century press.

Chicago Inter Ocean William Tl. Barnum Democratis National Committee Connecticut Cleseland New York Tribune Ihillian Party Seratogs Saratogian Port Weyne Gusetta Cleveland Thurman New Jersey Herald New York Milia Philadelphia Watterson Boston Linda Troy Tunes Detroit ‘Tribune

Mystery Exchange Under Chestnut Tree In Marchent Traveder Drift

A fragmented dialogue fragment shows a cryptic conversation between George, Maude, and Marchent Traveder about “the home mock” and several things to discuss or hide. The odd phrasing suggests a literary or theatrical aside rather than a clear event.

George Dexz Hoealyi Maude Marchent Traveder

Fragmented Night at Solingens: Erratic Voices and Cigarettes

A chaotic, OCRed page recounts a chaotic scene with many names and places, including Solinengs, Mary, Marina, and Dr. did, amid fragmented dialogues. The text describes a tense gathering with mentions of a servant, a gate, a cap, and various overheard lines about a cigarette and a mysterious court case.

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