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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1889
Page
5
Rosenheim reports on the Clay Center shooting case detailing Wellington head and Dr Stewart. He reveals clandestine meetings, letters, and a fatal confrontation with a doctor and a pursued revenge motive amid personal ruin. The narrative covers aftermath, court implications, and social reactions.
Dornell Chas Mayor Clement stavea said vacancies in the Sixth ward are to be filled by appointment under the new school law, canceling an election. Residents debate legality, while board members push for appointments of top vote getters or simultaneous park bond talks to unify the vote. The scene includes council canvassing plans and discussion of possible elections on school and park bonds.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous city names and personal names including Topeka Chicago Cincinnati and Lawrence with scattered phrases about work and expectations. The text is fragmentary, unreadable in places, and lacks a clear narrative or events.
A new and distinguished professor of palmistry, Alex Duman, presents an article on "The Hand" detailing five hand types and their supposed implications for character. He argues palmistry can be exact and positive, though acknowledges the allure and danger of misreading faces, eyes, and mouths, with the hand serving as the index to the human fate.
A fragmented account describes travelers viewing African women in Berber and Attic traditions with remarks on attire, beauty, and perceived propriety. The piece notes admiration, cultural contrast, and occasional judgment of dress and behavior, reflecting colonial-era gaze and stereotypes.
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