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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1892
Page
1
The notice advertises a range of job work and advertising services with standard rates. It warns that ads without proper instructions will be charged accordingly and that submissions for subsections may require a draft or schedule before publication. It mentions a timing note for an early Wednesday edition.
Readable fragments report local events across Deadwood South Dakota and surrounding counties. Topics include school activities, road and quarry expansions near Hot Springs and Aberdeen, land and water issues, tax debates, company profits, and upcoming public meetings. Details reference Yankton, Sioux Falls, and Rapid City areas with mentions of mining progress, river gauges, and local governance developments.
Ex-King Milan's relations with a shopkeeper's widow sparked embarrassment after abdication. He agreed to pay 24,000 francs to settle an intrigue, with two 600 franc monthly payments. The widow pursued courts but Milan used influence to suppress publicity. nonpayment persisted and a settlement is unlikely without a personal intervention.
Congressman Hatch expresses confidence the anti option bill will pass the House, citing growing favorable sentiment from Chicago Board of Trade supporters and opposition from major urban representatives. He plans to push the measure Tuesday, hoping approval before the weekend.
John J Darlington claims ownership of a skeleton muscle excised at Randall's Island Hospital while Dr Bailey asserts the tissue was seized for medical study. The case centers on a $1,000 demanded by the doctor and the skeleton's assertion of ownership amid a heated exchange and formal threats.
On April 23 a frontier murder ring led by Koulikovsky brothers and alleged wife collaboration terrorized emigrants crossing into Brazil. Victims were lured with hospitality then slain for money, with bodies hidden in forest. Five naked bodies found. authorities estimate thirty to forty victims. The elder Koulikovsky and wife arrested. younger brother captured. all jailed at Hicloswell awaiting trial. Meanwhile Gould loses UP proxies in a separate conference about the Union Pacific ticket and leadership.
The Chicago Typographical Union filed a notice describing elaborate preparations to honor Mr. W. Childs of the Philadelphia Record during his May visit. Events include a Union League dinner, a reception at the Herald building, a World’s Fair outing, and a breakfast with Melville Stone, continuing with a Colorado Springs journey.
An elderly, impoverished Calvin Fairbank, once jailed for aiding a slave, is hailed as an anti slavery hero amid postwar vindication. Lincoln and chaplain C McCabe connect his past to present appeals for support, while a Memphis bridge project stalls due to heat and expansion challenges.
A jury awarded 150 dollars to a plaintiff who sued the city for lowering a street grade in front of her premises after a failed petition for a hang sny. The city will appeal to higher courts as the owner challenged the council’s authority.
Manchester Courier reports Prince George of Wales engaged to Princess Jay of Teck, a match welcomed by Queen Victoria and Welsh royals. The story notes prior visits to Teck after his brother's death and general approval from both families. Also mentions Bucharest reaction to a Roumanian match and London gold standard notes debate.
A circular from national colored citizens committees urges all African Americans to fast and pray on May Day at churches nationwide. They seek relief from oppression and fewer white lynchings, condemn general press coverage, and warn of consequences for future generations if violence continues.
A chaotic clipping reports Rev Felix Otayes a Cherokee chief turned minister in Ban Francisco April 23. It blends dramatic claims of encounters with Custer, mendacious finance, a bed collapse fatal to two sisters in Glenwood, a missing judge in New Orleans presumed drowned, a High Court verdict for 3500 in New York Times case, a suicide on a moving train, and a deserter hanged in Wisconsin. The piece mixes sensational local gossip with scattered factual items and multiple unnamed individuals.
Sailors report a voyage to France with Marie J and cousin Charles McAliater leaving by steamer Labretagos while Col Nevins plans to ensure health benefits. In Minnesota, April 24 features athletic contenders in a 72-hour pedoatriatium with famed rivals and notable participants. April 28 a state incest case against Levi I. Larkin dominates the docket as church members testify. Fitzsimmons Hall contest agreements progress in New Orleans. Market notes from Sioux City highlight commodity prices and stocker cattle trends amid a long mix of agricultural and legal items.
In Washington, April events unfold as the Senate and House discuss various measures. Debates touch on restoration laws extending for two years, naval appropriations, automatic couplers, and quorum issues amid legislative procedures and motions.
A Saturday duel on the Jielgian coast near Nieupor Hains between Edward Fox and Faljott Alsop Hor srowe ended with only a minor fabric injury to Borrowe's coat. Seven people witnessed, including Fox’s second William in con jc and Borrawe’s associate Harry Vane Millinox, with others from Hotel Proventy and abroad.
April 2 report claims a budget shortfall of 83 million with economies and a 5 million gain from policies, plus fears of Italian expansion in Africa. Fire in Louisville West End causes extensive damage with large losses despite vigilance committees. Morris bailed for Mowbray, anarchist publisher, to attend wife’s funeral after arrest over incitement to murder.
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