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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1889
Page
1
Philadelphia store slashes prices to clear space for Christmas displays. Flannels and guns cut 20 percent, dress goods 20 percent, underwear 25 percent as warm weather dampens sales. All table linens and housekeeping items discounted. One dollar buys a ticket for a drawing of a One Thousand Dollar Music Box.
In Rush Center nearly three quarters of business owners favor resubmission on the local meat inspection issue, with a cross section of townspeople showing mixed views. An Hutchinson News correspondent notes nineteen of thirty seven business establishments support resubmission, while others oppose or remain undecided, revealing a split public stance and partisan framing.
Dr Valente, Brazil minister, informed the state secretary that latest notices from Brazil report peace and calm, and Brazil's provisional government has instructed delegates to the international congress and the American commission. A cable from Rio mentions no political troubles at present and notes support from authorities. The decree establishes universal suffrage. the National League explains its stance in Philadelphia.
A ber k shoe ashore near Cattybank this morning. The vessel, described as square and gaff rigged, ran aground on the goat side. Some crew reached shore, signaling for help as others remained aboard and attempted to free the craft.
Montreal dispatch notes Premeti papers urging a Canadian republic as a model for Brazil. The Herald of Toronto contends Britain’s monarchy could fall, urging constitutional change. Missouri political notes report Prohibition and Union parties largely excluded from general elections amid speakership debates.
A Missouri law requiring a party to poll 8 percent of votes to run on a ticket and petition rules is criticized as unfair. Prohibition and Union Labor parties face dissolution if the law remains unchanged before the next election. The piece notes the difficulty of gathering signatures and argues partisan bias against smaller parties.
The report covers the International Conference proceedings with credentials debated and tabled, a plea for stronger ties between nations, and multiple Washington items including Secretary Blaine stepping in, a cabinet reshuffle, postmaster appointments, and a push for safer quarters as federal law disputes unfold. It notes ongoing political maneuvering around Speaker Reed, Maine opposition, and potential shifts in party leadership with Sen. Pierce.
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