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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1888
Page
1
The store touts low prices on silks and dry goods with big discounts and a guarantee of best value. Shoppers are invited to inspect the updated stock in Wichita, promising refunds on unsatisfactory items and emphasis on rapid turnover and quality.
A boastful sale notice in Wichita promises outstanding bargains and “peas” so cheap they cannot be found elsewhere. The proclamation urges quick action before stock runs out, claiming past December sales and better offers this year. It uses exaggerated claims to attract customers.
A Philadelphia store touts markdowns on wool tricots at 45 cents a yard and Jersey goods at 75 cents. Merino vests and pants, red children mitts, toboggans, cashmeres, and turkey red table linen are advertised with deep discounts, claiming prior prices higher and goods new to the sale.
A careful examination of our advertised harmonoin products is respectfully requested to ensure accuracy and integrity. The notice invites readers to verify claims and reflect on the quality and safety of items marketed under the harmonoin label.
Senator Gorman, a top Democratic strategist, visited the White House and warned the president that his tariff and civil service policies helped defeat the party. The Republican victory gives a projected 15 seat majority, with McKinley and Reed shaping the next House leadership and several territorial delegates shifting under New Mexico and Washington.
A scrambled report from New York outlines Democratic concerns over party strength and potential shifts ahead of the upcoming elections. It notes political figures such as Lemoved lant Temalay and mentions transfer of influence among different regions and territories.
A vivid report from Spitalfields details the brutal murder of a missing woman named Mary Jane, her body mutilated in a manner likened to the Whitechapel cases. Police seek the killer as investigators describe the gore and a burned house scene on Doyle Street, with witnesses recalling a violent struggle and the murderer’s careful concealment.
Official county tally reports votes for state nominating race with the Take 14980 Hoey 7 percent result and Marpter MO Prise noted. precincts credited as part of the Comanche County outcome. Details are limited in the legible text segment.
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