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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1889
Page
1
The notice advertises fall season fashion with Paris novelty dresses and a sign that highly crafted garments will be displayed. It mentions a Grent Autinia 2001 event and a Mill Nary department arrival, with Miss Lowe finalizing this week.
The column urges readers to vote on trade questions and to act on a September limited express sale of wraps and dresses. It notes the autumn edge over prior years and forecasts a "great go-off morning" for wraps and hoods, urging timely purchases.
A fragmented notice advertises a sale of shares and hotel services with prices like 35.00 and 2.00, mentioning limited stock and shipping terms. It references Teton and various locations, urging readers to visit and purchase despite unclear wording.
A fragmented report details preparations for a major event with Miller and Guyer hats, racing chiefs, and betting. It mentions ex Confederates and a committee, with hopes for unveiling soon in a context mixing sports and public notices.
Kansas City reporters recount a hearing into the meat packing industry led by Senators Voor and Vest. Ex governor Glick of Atchison and Charles Dart testifying describe a price depressions and a powerful tiered packers alliance controlling cattle flow. Witnesses claim reduced competition and higher margins driven by the Swift and other packing firms. The testimony details price manipulation, transportation routes, and market dynamics affecting Kansas, Missouri, and Texas markets.
Testimony from Missouri ranchers details a collapse in cattle prices on the Chicago market due to packer control. Witnesses describe bid suppression, lack of competition, and threats from packers as causes of the depressed prices. The inquiry continues with testimony from Saline County farmers and statements about four firm packers dictating terms.
A historical newspaper column questions Wing involvement in the Cronin murder case. It details police statements, arrests, and witness accounts surrounding May 7 events at the Carlson cottage, plus broader local speculation and conflicting reports from Lakeview authorities.
Judge Metenanl oversees jury selection after a tense morning in the Cronin trial. Talesmen were examined and overruled challenges kept the panel intact. Defense attorney Forrest pressed to strike a juror for alleged bias while the court ruled on whether immunity and motive affected juror neutrality. The process continues as attorneys question remaining panelists.
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