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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1888
Page
1
An advertised sale presents Nine ladies watches at 18 dollars each from former 35.00, alarm walnut clocks at 9.00, Rogers Bros. flatware at 2.00 to 3.50 with former prices listed. Elgin stem wind watches and solid gold variants show steep cuts from higher prices, plus gold filled options. All stock offered at these reduced rates.
Fragmented reports from CoronErty Texas and Tishoringo describe Governor Guy seizing the capital with an armed group while Byrd supporters react. Tensions rise as lawmakers face possible adjournment and lingering disputes over lawful authority and control of state funds.
The general deficiency appropriation stands as the sole item for action by both houses. A key point is the Senate amendment extending jurisdiction over No Man's Land, a measure opposed by Oklahoma bill supporters who fear it blocks passage of broader reform. House attendance declines as campaigns begin.
Valley Center reports a grand Republican rally with eloquent speakers HC Sluss and Farmer Smith in a two hour program. The event featured three Wichita cars, a martial band, and strong party unity amid upcoming November elections and a new corporate charter wave.
The text outlines Indiana political maneuvers ahead of elections, naming figures like Morrison English and McDonneld, with references to pledges against fraudulent voting, the Indiana electing plan, and reactions from leaders in Indianapolis. It notes telegrams, campaign visits, and looming weather and market reports across states, including crops, cotton, wheat, and cattle trends, with quoted remarks from various newspapers and officials.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a wartime chronicle with mentions of yellow fever, laws and prosecutions. It references public health fears, court cases, and a legal opinion by Given on selling in cryptic phrases. The irregularities obscure clear events or dates.
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