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Newspaper

Wichita Eagle

Location

Wichita, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1889

Page

2

Anniversary of Minecreek Battle Unveils Soldier Monument

The soldier monument at the national cemetery was unveiled with imposing ceremonies on the anniversary of the Battle of Minecreek, the war’s key Kansas battle. A Grand Army reunion brought veterans from across the state, with Senator Plumb in attendance to honor the appropriation.

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Refinery Prospects Roar in Henney Oklahoma Territory

Local readers report excitement over sorghum industry expansion near Henney Oklahoma with talks of a refinery, sugar and molasses plants, and new depots. Merchants like J Gillen and W Wear move stocks as Henry Eaton and S C Garnes praise the town’s growth and prospects for thriving agricultural processing. The Missouri Pacific faces opposition over routing and potential town patronage shifts amid broader railway access plans. General C W Balcock’s funeral concludes Lawrence connections as community mourns a longtime figure in local business and civic life.

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Eleven Innings Tie Deepens World Series Duel

The New York and Brooklyn teams played a 11 inning tie, the World Series game ending with New York ahead in the final. O Day and Perry pitched superbly, supported by rugged fielding and timely hits from Drooks and others. The contest featured strong pitching, defense, and battling lineups from both clubs.

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Cabinet in Congress Topic Dominates Oct Meeting

A late October cabinet session lasted about two hours with the day’s main focus on addressing searing issues for forthcoming reports to Congress. Secretary Windom remained after the meeting to discuss tariff and financial policy with the president, prompting public interest in administration priorities. WESTERN MATTERS AT THE CAPITAL reports a Kan­sas GOP gathering and other federal notes.

Waentsotoy Congress Windom Wasuixerox Kadsns A A. Thomas Atlantic J. H. Fraklin K.P. McCabe A. A. Thomas J. P. Gause CB. Titus J. S. Kelly H. Bruce E. J.G. Bouton G.S. Baker W. Carr J.M. Combs S.C. Holmes Jolly Beesens Geen Cogganella Frenetlo HP McCabe Tern Kannsage Association

Care and dangers of ear care in early life

An article explains ear anatomy and warns against common habits that injure the ear such as picking with hairpins, over cleaning wax, and rough towel rubbing. It notes the Eustachian tube's role and cautions that syringes and home remedies can cause harm, urging medical consultation for persistent itching, fullness, pain, or discharge.

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The Cave Deal Ends in a Dollar and a Threat

A narrator recounts a tense chase to a cave for sale with a colonel in pursuit of a risky investment. After a staged escape and a bluff, the colonel demands money. the narrator parts with a dollar and a few small items before escaping toward safety at a hotel.

Fragmented Extract Reflects Aged Civic Customs And Diet

A garbled excerpt discusses an isolated republic with long lived citizens and strict traditions. It notes a steady population, a shared language between French and Spanish, and social roles with masters and servants. Anecdotes mention imports from abroad and hotel kitchen practices in Los Angeles and San Francisco.

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