The Eve of Battle and Weather Bulletins in Kansas
On the eve of political convention in Kansas, farmers and delegates maneuver for the first ballot with Smith and Humphrey leading, McCarthy and others in contention. Chicago grain concerns discuss Kansas City grievances while Harrison supporters and crowds fill hotels and streets. Weather notes from Steway Orrick include temperature and wind, with extended forecasts for Missouri and Kansas, while Kansas City hosts Republican activity and a heated scramble for convention delegates.
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Saute Bain
Torena
Kan
Kanaua
Une Hotels
Avalancher
Farmer Scrub
Windsor Hotel
Trontot
Windsor
Montgomery
Cherokee County
Hisipiney
Hisipiney Certing Gants
Smith
Copeland
Anthony
Ours
Ube
Tramphrey
Stuetts
Lou
South Willoein
Weil the
Humphrey
Carl Tates
Lew Finehi
Tigophrey
Fiech
McDowell
Pergeant At Arms
Bellatordotin Kelly
Sedgwick
State Central
Farner Smith
Tauephrvy
Srs
Lewtford
Murawk
Peeery
Feigwick
Sunny More
Eversloods
Actig
Cipeland
Hamill
Pawner
Treastrer
McCarthy
Dana on Journalism College Classes Not of Much Benefit
Charles A. Dana, editor of the New York Sun, spoke at the Wisconsin Editorial Association in Milwaukee about journalism. He argued that truth and honesty govern the craft, that college training is valuable for business contact and general knowledge, but practical newspaper work comes from experience in a newsroom rather than formal classes. He urged avoiding blanket codes and emphasized free press principles and responsible reporting over rigid rules.
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Ixptavapouts
Harrison
Caempalis
Ulineis
Princiuplex Peters
Americas
Jae Shail
Evere
Nox
Lori
Keery Citraea
Mlindiey
Logan
Repubiliens
Pavionidl
Sramo
Sokliere
Amilwatere
Charles A. Dana
New York Sun
Academy of Music
Wisconsin
Associ Don
Ile
Thu Javeyer
Lee
Lhe
Wits
Gollieve
Anil
Xurens
Anna
Mir
Koveraricht
Uae
AOL
Peresen
Republic
Wilcomit Tiley
Nenlpark
Tlis
Moss
Cours
Eirva
Indians oppose opening of reservation land near Fort Yates
Report from the agency near Fort Yates describes a large encampment of Indians, mostly Fedaras, protesting a treaty clause requiring three fourths consent to open the reservation. Sitting Bull is absent. leaders fear discord and manipulation among tribes as preparations for council meetings continue.
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Srasping Hocs Agency
Dak
Allis
Waite Nettiers
Eugresd
Cleveland
Fort Yates
Sitting Bull
Vnry
Indians Petition Against Land Cession Amid Treaty Talks
Amid a tribal council, Mad Bear and chiefs urged the people to resist ceding lands to commissioners. They warned the agreement could ruin families and demanded truth, demanding no hasty signing and stressing prior broken promises by whites. The crowd applauded deeply for outspoken leaders and a famed orator’s plea for careful negotiation.
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Ates
Te Niliana
Custer Campasin
Ius
Amine Otter
Peth
Pronines
Font
Pauther
Uhr
Trail
Hsuning Amalope
Mad Bear
Hunbing Autelups
Mob of white men terrorizes town of Marion
In Marion county a mob of white men forced a Black man to the woods and hanged him as federal troops and officials prepared to intervene. Witnesses described the unrest spreading from Waitut Wyidze to Marion while telegraphy and trains were restricted. Local authorities sought protection from Governor Minghesvt of Little Rock amid reports of planned uprisings and racial violence.
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St. Louis
Audifowiwad
Gulf Road
Marion
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Meither Goreum
Menengers
Air
Townscoil
Vietine Wien
Meleud Wim
Enisiese
Cours
Win
How Storms Originate and Their Destructive Power
A historical analysis explains storm formation from heat induced evaporation and electrical forces, detailing waterspouts and tornado-like plumes. It describes how extreme heating drives updrafts, dew-point condensation, and violent winds, with examples of land and sea damage, including uprooted trees and wrecked structures.
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Jurearth
Sean
Baer Hickly
Strathm
Alain
Heyy
Sition
Mamdre Tempins
Haveas
Ex Consul Narrates Monkey Tribe Experience
Ex consul Nicholas Pike recounts his voyage aboard a vessel near Mauritius, detailing encounters with baboons and a famed silver gray chimpanzee named Laban. He describes the baboons’ clever acts, the washing labor, and the complex social dynamics among the animals amid life aboard the ship.
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Sedgwick County
Hamilton
Warrison
Illinois
Steway Orrick
Wiewrta
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Jowssos
Missouri
Kansas
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Carcaco
Kanas City
Neute‘western
Hideley
Chicago
Kans Pointe
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Champaign County
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Tie
Miltah Palmer
Pat Kemtetor
Democratic Ville
Toy
Certo
Turner -Sud
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Diath
Atenita
Phladelphia Adoitelondo
Washington
Dau Ou OI
Philadelphia
Rues
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Hattunes
Bailiogim
Fhllman
Oday and
Mack
Irtin
New York
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Raseas Oott
St Paul
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Wisconsin Editorial Association
Crittenden County
Arkansas
Memphis
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Critternion County
Alcott
Loutss M Alcott
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Exoarson
Emerson Suis
Bazar
Cate
Pexroae Peepalien Safectos
Hugo
Tolles of the Sea
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C. EH. Lewis & Coo.’S
Main Street
Sutton
Newport
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Strest
Nicholas Pike
Museum of Te Noval
Bert Lewis
Abe
Nicholas Fite
United States Conral
Mauritius
United States
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Cape of Good Hope
Stural Bistory
Oring
Werner
Spinel
Saul
Theoagh
Wesley
Elidasug
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Jean Lome
Tatety
Ameri
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Byms
Pendes
Batees
Fey
Suger
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Ipinon
Walt
NASA
Prittakmal
York Mall
Ama
Ae & Sperting
Onderaker
Jose Mesivnee Mens Ocusat Ueme Me
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