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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1888
Page
1
This week the company unveils expanded staffing and tactics to handle large dry goods shipments. It claims to own vast inventories and positions itself to lead in the national market with ample pods available for public sale.
A fractured ledger of business thinking argues profits are secondary to volume. Some merchants savor margins, others pursue higher turnover. The piece asserts that even a small profit on large sales yields greater value than a high margin on few deals.
In a late notice, a Wisely Quality company advertises a two column sale of prised goods, promising warranted representation and money back if not as described. The ad hints at auction-like pricing, emphasizing bargains across departments with remaining stock and a new store opening.
Reports detail a violent clash at a bridge near Swennmehkr Que between soldiers and rioters, with casualties among both sides. The incident escalated as artillery and bayonet units engaged, several wounded soldiers described, and a larger security response deployed to restore order.
A week long sale offers nine ladies gold watches at 18 each, Elgin stem wind watches from 12 to 50 with various origins, Rogers Bros. silver spoons forks and knives at 2 to 3 each, and solid gold or gold filled Elgin watches at reduced prices from 20 to 50. Former prices are noted beside each item, with many items cut to about half or less. An emphasis on silverware and watches across the Rogers Bros. line and Elgin brands.
Local shop advertises limited time prices this week with slogans urging customers to act soon. Prompting shoppers to visit for discounted cones and specials before the week ends.
The president transmitted a message to Congress announcing approval of House Bill 11,30, supplementary to the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. He condemns the Burlingame framework and details the need to halt Chinese laborers while referencing treaties and prior conventions. The Senate considered related measures on fortifications and Republican discharge questions, with ongoing debates over enforcement and railroad land policies.
Bloomington reports Harrison's week mapped with daily arrivals from Indiana and nearby states for speeches and visits. Chicago hosts large veteran delegations. Bloomington residents refute a charge alleging Harrison made a promise to retain troops, with local figures denying the claim.
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