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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1888
Page
7
A chaotic hotel episode in a Savannah lodging contrasts with a visitor's odd bath demand and ensuing farce. The piece also notes local Savannah residents, colored workers, and hotel staff reactions, detailing social dynamics and curious hotel life observations.
A historical sketch describes a radical nihilist sect led by Shishkin. They deny property and government, shun marriage and social ties, and live in voluntary poverty and self rule. Prison terms and rough justice feature as adherents argue for individual conscience over state authority.
A fragmented page lists mortgage loan calls and requests for documents from Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Co, plus investment notices by Bannell & Eno. It mentions rail travel by the St Louis and San Francisco line, convention trains to St Louis, and reduced ticket rates. Also notes sparse local business references, a secretary’s address, and various names such as Theodore Frothingham and W D Murdock.
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