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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1895
Page
3
An assortment of testimonials extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a life saving tonic for aged readers. Claims include relief from stomach and blood disorders, sores healing, regulated bowels, and renewed vigor. Also touts it as a preventive health aid and praises the product across varied reader experiences.
The high court declares that taxes on rents and income from real estate and on municipal bonds are unconstitutional as direct taxes without apportionment. It preserves the tax on municipal bonds income only, and reverses lower court with direction to adjust the ruling accordingly.
The report covers Secretary Morton and Representative Tarsney defending their actions on seed accounts, a critical condition of Deputy Comptroller Mansur, and the Pillsbury Plate Glass Company forming a national merger. The consolidation transfers several factories to the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company, with leadership and management changes noted.
A wave of dismay sweeps through New York and nearby regions as a preacher’s assault on President Cleveland at the New England Methodist conference triggers opposition among Democrats and Republicans alike. Guests at Delmonica’s dinner, Henry Villard’s gathering, and the Reform Club dinner defend Cleveland, denying reports of intoxication and praising his composure.
A fight in the Glennon hotel lobby in Little Rock involved Representative Jones and Governor Clark. Spitting, insults, and a gun were reported, with bystanders disarming Clark. Clark was later arrested and released. The incident followed a dispute over alleged bribery in the railway commission and existed amid political tensions in Arkansas.
A Washington conference report quotes President Cleveland angrily denying a preacher’s charges of intemperance. He calls the accusations baseless and scandalous, saying ministers must not cast public doubt on Christian leadership. He defends the church’s character and urges the public to seek truthful judgment.
Adel Munk Kolber Geen pleaded guilty to robbery with intent to murder and received the longest sentence Judge Wilkinson had ever given on his counts. Co-defendants Charles W. Crsichont and R. Barr received five and two years respectively. The verdict stood at twenty years for Geen amid a reportedly satisfied crowd.
Minnesota Democrats report a nationwide free trade party movement forming to unite anti protection forces. Circles invite all free trade supporters to a Chicago conference in October, attracting figures like Hill, Johnson, Maguire, and Henry George. The drive sparks talk of a new Inde party reshaping U.S. politics with White House backing cited.
A fragmented verse portrays March as a busy, dreamlike figure weaving cloth and birthing motifs of spring. It shifts to a vivid scene of Dolly and May in a chorus of seasonal imagery, then transitions to brief newspaper items about interior views and scandalous art, finishing with a humorous parrot-and-monkey anecdote.
A Harper’s Young People excerpt urges boys and girls to treat each other as comrades like siblings. It argues against flirtation or mystery in friendships, promoting outdoor winter outings, schoolyard cooperation, and mutual support between sisters and brothers.
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