Abilene Reflector notes varied reads and people
Viexxa grants Johann Strauss city freedom and tax exemption. Famed literary figure Hugh Conway ill in Monte Carlo. Kingston NY chartered man dies aged eighty three who ran old mail stage line. Anarchist A Suewrzs invited to Geneva cholera talks. Empress of Austria walks eighteen miles in a day. Waning of Watt Street teachers. new arrivals replace retiring editors. Controversy over political editor Cranes loses War Dept post. New US seal planned to match statute. Medal to Vasilli Riobrowskey for Lena River aid. Roubaix menagerie fire ends in cannibalism scare. National Land Company proposed in London to ease land ownership. Cross-examining James D. Frsu exposes Grant & Ward funding fraud.
World at Large Personal and Political News
Asreody W. Kerr of Virginia declines United States Minister to Italy to avoid embassy objections. Tart the minister to Russia convalesces. several political notes follow with disasters and political shifts worldwide including gas explosion, floods, and diplomatic tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asreody W. Kerr
Virginia
United States
Italy
Ma. Tart
Russia
Hos
Porter
Whitthorne
Tennessee
Lievresant
H. Jopp
Aspinwall
New York
Kane
Onaxpo W. Powras
Kalamazoo
Mich
Supreme Court of Utah
Barrios
Keiley
Kansas State News on pardons and public notices rules
Kansas officials outlined rules for pardon applications including written petitions, two weeks’ public notice, and detailed supporting evidence. The board meets in Topeka on fixed dates, with emphasis on written statements and local county recommendations where offenses occurred. The report also notes patents, crimes, rail plans, and local civic actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sich
Court House
Vis
Notevec
Cnet
Topeka
CROP PROSPECTS AND WEAT HES IN KANSAS CROPS
The quarterly state board report details winter wheat acreage down about 2 percent from last year and uneven seeding across counties Ness and Washington hold acreage while Hessian fly and freezing weather reduced yields. Rainfall and drought in the western half delayed growth, while eastern areas saw better vigor. Cattle sheep and horses face winter stress with disease and exposure common. fruit buds show mixed promise with peaches largely killed by cold but grapes and berries, figs, pears and cherries varying by region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the State Board of Agriculture
Ness
Washington
Crontes
Kansas
Turkets
Ia Sulk Helis
Dawe
Freir
Ead Ie
Medicine Lodge Flood Toll Spurs Rescue Efforts
A severe Kansas storm flooded Medicine River and Elm Creek in Barber County. Dozens of emigrant wagons, numerous houses, and crops were destroyed. Many residents clung to trees or rooftops as rescuers formed boats and rafts. fatalities and missing persons were reported, with authorities forming relief funds and a morgue at the courthouse. Several towns nearby escaped major damage while flood waters penetrated low-lying areas.
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Phenix
Pittston
Oue Grand Jury
London
Cunningham
Burton
Tresson
Captain Couch
Dongola
Mehbdis
E Obeid
Denison
Tex
Gladstone
Egypt
Wivays
Soalfield
Java
Vicksburg
Miss
Reading Railroad
Big Hear
Riel
Great Britain
Hosphere
Egyption
Alexandria
Perryville
Tennessee
Preller
Southern Hotel
St. Louis
Maxwell
Chicago
Charlies B. Shultz
Beng
Russia
Sweden
Norway
Forest
Welsh
Pennsylvania
Pullman
Philadelphia
Karber County
Kan
Medicine Lodge
Lewis Cook Manufacturing Company
Cincinnati
Austin
Tez
Congress Avenue
Worrier
Mare Island Navy
Jae
Robert Gillam
Kansas City
AtriuRs
Central America
United States Marine
Admiralty Office
Viennia
Volga
Pourteen
Kaw
Fort Pitt
Massa
Haner
Kax
Barber County
Medicine River
Elm Creek
Medicine
Here
Sim City
Elm Mills
G. W. Pardeck
Frank Shipler
Shipler
Jerry Gibbs
Uarris
Tor Bomes
Charlie Siwith
Vichey County
Samuel Maddes
Chautauqua County
Mihert Sux
Chatn Fomty
Martlax
Niles
District Court
Jorge Olver
Sun City
Lake City
Eloi Mills
Hite
Death of Barrios of Guatemala Stirs Guatemala Consul Tale
The Bulletin details the death of former Guatemalan President Barrios from a sharpshooter's bullet during a battle between Salvadorian and Austemalian troops. It notes Barrios and his officers in a tent when killed, the body later recovered, and Mrs Barrios with seven children aboard the steamer Greneda. Also reported: Barrios to retire to Soldiers' Home and coroner findings on Waters death amid tenement collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Frasersco
Cat
Bulletin
President Barrios
Guatemala
L. B. Parnett
Greneds
Barrios
Hin
Barnos
Pleuro Pneumonia Measures and Slaughter Rules
The First Comptroller allows using pleuro pneumonia funds to destroy cattle to stamp out infection. Commissioner Colman issues rules authorizing quarantine and compensation for destroyed cattle, with carcasses disposed of and paid from designated funds. Governor Marmaduke and Missouri officials are asked to advise on acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnvatox
D. C
Commissioner of Agriculture
Colman
Marmaduke
Missouri
Bureau of Animal Industry
Mariusaduke
Mesouri
Callaway
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Strother Bros
Viexxa
Johann Strauss
Freventex J. Fancus
Hugh Conway
Monte Carlo
William Scurc Basies
Kingston
N. Y
New Brunswick
Newton
A. Suewrzs
Switzerland
Geneva
Austria
Lord Alfred Paget
Deal
Dover
Folkestone
Watt Street
Gould
Mr. Sage
Vanderbilt
Woerishoeffer
Europe
Keene
D. Q. Mills
Cammack
Osborne
Travers
Deacon White
Messrs. Slayback
Lewis Bell
Charley Johns
Cranes
Cleveland
War Department
Tas
Lieutexant Serevrze
Vasilli Riobrowskey
Vasilli Noolgivort
Lena River
DeLong
Roubaix
Department of
Nord
France
Duke of Argyle
Earl of Carnarvon
Marquis of
James D. Frsu
Marine Bank
Grant & Ward
Ward
The
Daily News
E. Haniwax
Lonaconing
Dan Mace
Boston
Robert Bonner
Frank Work
Cred
Bettleford
Frog Lake
Crotena
Cairo
Seydersford
Iceland
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Mexia
Gxneral Harres
England
Herat
Cartaix Joan O'Baiex
City
Mexico
Colombia
Tex Board of Commissioners
Ashbury Park
N.J
Salvation Army
Saigon
G. D. Swaim
Tax Secretary of the Treasury
Manhattan
Baltimore
Cape Charles
Gothland
Oscar
Stockholm
South America
Michael P. Grace
Lima
Batty
Cambridge
N. J
Crowe
Garlaul
Canada
Handoub
Panama
Aizpura
Shuber’s
Tirteen
Randolph
Grant
Hussie
Afghanistan
Plymouth
Mippietox
Clark
Presiwest Costello
Coal Miners’ Association
Pittsburgh
Tus
Baryann
Eagles
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Eagle River
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Odessa
Ameer
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Wes
Pandma
Sterling Colleries
Hansas
Rufus M. Brooks
Greeley
William A. Tee
Winfield
Albert McDonand
Augusta
Harry Stow
Herman H. Wempe
Issers Schmipt
Foulks
Independence
Bins
Patrick Coxyanve
M. Stevenson
Central Branch Road
Corning
Uction
L. G. Riper
Bassettville
Oberlin
Chicago, Nebraska & Southwestern Railway Company
Nebraska
Smith County
Rooks, Ellis, Ness
Hodgman
Dodge City
Hodgman County
Ford
Edwards
Comanche
Barber
McLouth and Vicinity
Wyandotte
Nebraska & Northwestern
C.W. Luxen
W. A. Allison
United States Court
Baker
North Topeka
Wrasporre
Tat
Hiram Faulks
Montgomery Colley
Carracy Surtu
Joan Higgins
State Treasury
Higgins
Major Hopkins
Conese Goss
North America
Odd Fellowship
Central Labor Union
Buddensick
Boddensick
Wade Ehain
Lyon Medics
Malgaigue
Dakot
Rockford
Waserxeros
Ome Varly Ness Mumth
Uchmanne
Heid Respor
Whitney
Partizan
Mare Inland Navy Yards
Wastixates
Mary Whitney
John I Russell
Mare Island Navy Yard
Tag Yard
Mare Island Navy Yards
Hoek
Winnebago
Highware
Chamberlain
Crevecasa
Lewis Webster
Perry Harrington
Ashta- Dula County
Webster
Harrington
Miss Hull
Ho Ie Bub
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