Peace plans and German diplomacy dominate the canvas
Planning for peace dominates the scene as Bismarck secures a turning point from the czar while Germany seeks olive branches and broader European friendship. German delegates at the Maritime Congress discuss settlement of fishery tensions and political notes, with Alexander treated kindly. Weather bulletin from Signal Office in Wichita shows a cool, windy day with a late thunderstorm and 0.40 inch rain, first in 17 days, high 62, low 38, barometer rising, for eastern Kansas warmer with variable winds.
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Alexander
Wich
Kan
Fred L. Joresnes
van Drranryrst
Wassixeros
D.C. Ct
Kansas
Czar's policy push signals new European press moves
A lengthy dispatch outlines Prince Bismarck's maneuvers and Russian reactions during talks on the Berlin alliance. It notes English squadron eyeing Kiel and a Constantinople visit as signs of coalition aims while naming key figures such as Wilhelm II and Deva’s revelations. The piece covers diplomatic pressure, suppression goals, and the shifting balance of power among Europe’s great powers.
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New York
Prem. Bettis
Prines Bismarck
Touuniel
Montay
Yesterdac
Prince Bisuesrelk
European Alliance of Muon
Far Etn
Chanerline
Extar
Berlin
Prince Hismarck
Hamburg
Hismarck
England
Turkey
Kiel
Emperor Willison
Copstantinanle
Russia
Perinee Verdinant
Balzarin
Ower
Ponce Procram
Weil
Farredeed
Vienna
Thali
Tharelas
Wismarek
Dueeias
Wallin
Etiperce
Mounton Walaa
Pastor Storucer
Atiel
Lee Washington Maritioe
Congress
Kore
Sizove
Ils
Iis
Iis Wife, Lis
America
Dhelw
United States
Msnister
Haron
Eld
Phelps
Uetableat
Herr Wanlerman
Maison
Apd
Western Matters at the Capital and State Livestock Inspectors
Hubert A Heath of Topeka named special agent for Kansas Agriculture to oversee livestock inspection. Fourth class inspectors appointed across multiple counties. Complex legal prose details a land grant dispute involving Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad, Leavenworth rail line, and settlements with Evans, Lynn, and Noble, culminating in a Secretary Noble affirmation of prior commission decisions and railroad title cancellation.
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Ihubert A. Heath
Topeks
The
Kansas Farmer
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Heath
Cora
Smith County
Hazelton
C. ML Isom
Mallett
Chautauqua
George J. Church
GW. Starp
Quickville
Thomas
Madison Clark
A.J. Taylor
Ritchie
Montgomery County
Allen Brambull
J HL Ritchie
Ress
Noble
General Land Office
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Millway
H. Lynn
Independence
Topeka
Harry Evans
Isi
Ninth
Kansas Cavalry
Isid
Leavenworth, Lawrence & Galveston
Evans
Missouri, Kauss & Texas
Leavenworth, Lawrence & Galveston Railroad
Uuch
Lyon
Southern Kansas Railway
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Galveston
Missouri, Kansas d&Texas
Lynn
Bloody shooting spree in Warrenton ends with Cody slain
The report recalls a fatal shooting in Warrenton Georgia where C E McGregor shot and wounded J W Cody in front of Pitcher Co store. Cody later died from wounds after McGregor fired three times. Witnesses described Cody alighting from a buggy and being approached by McGregor who drew a pistol and fired. Cody had been indicted for assault to murder and faced trial. The piece also mentions local taxation grievance and other regional notices and weather reports.
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Amaxta
C. E. Metiinger
Wareoton
J. W. Cody
C. E. Monregor
Cody
James M. English
C. W. Pitcher & Co
T. X. Pool
D. W. Rogers
Kaglish
McGregory
Captain T. Thompson
Buguy
Minuut
McGregor
Gregor
McCrear
Te Abril
Supreme Court
Wassot
Werrenton
Coly
Colee
Nerove
Baseball at conuasts and other items from Oct
A jumble of baseball box scores, races, city notes, and telegraph briefs. It reports baseball results for Philadelphia and Baltimore, horse racing results at Morris Park and Latonia, a charity tin box for an lineman’s family, a Kansas City street railway receiver, assorted telegraphicle briefs on officials, a murder report, and other small notices from New York and across the country.
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Latonia
Cixciyvati
Ramon
Colonel Gale
Billy Pinkeston
Catapala
Bally Hoo
Hopeful
Bettlng
Famine
New York
Central
Elm Streets
Lineman Feeks
Isserby
J. Tiddle
District of Columbis
Henry E. Davis
William G. Abbott
Connecticut Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Secretary of the Treasury
T. P. Smith
Ail Saints Hospital
Doctor Louis Weigert Promotes Heated Air TB Cure
A pamphlet by Dr. Louis Weigert claims wide European and American approval for his heated air treatment for tuberculosis. He lists prominent physicians across Europe and asserts the method destroys tubercle bacilli by exposing them to high heat, detailing rapid pulse changes and improved breathing as indicators of safety. He argues the therapy targets the disease cause and reports successful results in numerous cases without harming patients.
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Louis Weigert
Prater
Fes
Sors Litton
Frankel
Robert Koch
Withie
Doctor broadcasts new electric treatment devices in Chicago visit
Dr Terrill displays a range of electric apparatuses for chronic disease including diamond carbon cell cabinets for lung conditions and remedies for tumors, hairs, warts, and skin blemishes. He touts Prof Apsell’s plan and tools for nasal and throat illnesses during his Chicago tour.
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Terrill
Chicago
West
Apsell
Prof
Davidson
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