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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1887
Page
2
The piece sketches a chaotic county scene with political maneuvering, border tensions, and wartime rhetoric. It mentions a governor, local factions, and shifts in power, including a contested election and calls for action amid unrest. It also reports on crops, weather, and regional concerns intertwining with the broader conflict.
An editorial titled Operations Situations reviews Chamberlain’s risks amid international controversy. The Globe discusses U S and Canadian imperial tensions, labor disputes, and economic strain from late November coverage, mentioning figures such as Barry and Haverty and noting public debates over policy and leadership.
An OCR dense jumble mentions Owens's Store, markets, and village life. It references events at a local fair or gathering with names like Wick, Haas, and Seventy, plus political notes about Young Women’s Democratic figures and state Republicans. The text is garbled but centers on community happenings, local prices, and social notices.
Fragmented OCR text details Miller scheduled to speak in Springfield amid anarchist agitation. Mentions steering committee aims and potential protests, with references to gatherings, security, and political tension around the event. The report weaves in multiple names, places, and dates, reflecting a chaotic page item.
Nov 4 reports from Wasuixetos and London describe gifts and political chatter. Mrs. Cleveland receives a fan from Fred Sullivan via the foreign mail, while Balfour attends a Birmingham union meeting amid security checks. Weather and stock updates mingle with a scattered digest of events across Missouri, Ireland, and Germany.
A reporter profiles circulating pictorials praised for beauty yet critiqued for mass production by lithographers. A seller claims worldwide fame for his works while admitting cheap copies flood the market to promote certain tobacco and other brands. The piece notes public deception, pirate reprints, and calls for higher standards in art dissemination.
Readable ad style notice announcing half price sale on all wool dress goods in greys and browns. Offers emphasize wide widths and low price per yard with a call to visit the shop for reasonable dry goods and stock updates amid busy morning reading.
Advertises low prices on 26 inch silk umbrellas and suits, touts wood handles and fine twill at discounts. Claims lots of 50 items, weekly sales, and rapid turnover with prices like $3.15 and $2 453, urging immediate purchase and warning that delays could miss offers.
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