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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1895
Page
2
A sprawling collage of 19th century glimpses covers biblical plagues and exoduses, royal dedications, political shifts in the United States, colonial rail ambitions, and odd scientific notes from across continents, naming figures like General Tulloch, Queen Victoria, and ex-Congressman Funston, among others.
Judge Murphy opens the San Francisco court with a contempt case against Mana ger Dalley and others linked to theatre activity while a murder trial looms. A prior restraining order keeps performers undisclosed as three women and an elderly man are released on recognizance. Bail set at 1000 dollars may force jail if not lifted. The theatre troupe faces possible legal action as proceedings unfold.
The missing Emeline Cleland’s daughter is linked to a Chicago case. Inspector Calef Madenveh questions relatives about a trunk found in Oxford Ohio containing clothes. Police offer little solid information as they pursue possible foul play in Emeline’s disappearance.
London July cabinet meeting presided by Lord Saltabey discussed Mr Roosevelt’s brief speech and policy direction for the new government. A likely rejection of Mr Gully was noted as the next parliamentary choice, with decisions to be presented at the next session.
Chaos followed a severe storm in Ville Minkourh Hoonville, Mo, causing wind driven damage along the riverfront. A barge towed from Cleveland to Detroit broke apart near Lorain, with five crew rescued. The Virgin War and other vessels reported varying fates in rough seas.
The lengthy debate in Chicago centers on the feasibility of independent action by the United States to restore silver as a monetary standard. Harvey argues for free coinage while Horr disputes it, citing gold reserves, consumer impact, and international balances. The discussion covers currency values, debt, labor, and the potential geopolitical effects if silver were remonetized.
A garbled excerpt recounts wartime declarations and public response. Names appear tangled with references to Washington Jefferson and Kaiser era events. The passage notes public applause, marriages, and political figures amid a chaotic, partially obscured narrative.
Fragmented OCR story blends Chappel case details with a Weather Crop Tulletin and assorted notes. It references Chappel and family testimony, recounts court delays, and mentions agricultural conditions, winds, and harvest prospects alongside political chatter and miscellaneous anecdotes from the era.
A sprawling, fragmentary note fields racing chatter from Detroit and Madison crowds. The piece mentions teams, venues, and a marathon pace of news, with scattered names such as Shannon and Paris and coach figures in a distant event.
A jagged missive claims Quinlan faced threats and a plot involving Minnie killed at a factory. detectives pursue leads about location, identity, and connections to Holm and Quinlan. The document references a murder case, a court fight over warrants, and the role of political and financial figures in a tangled narrative.
A fragmentary dispatch from Market Lake Idaho dated July 28 notes that through Jacksons Hole no Indian army indications have appeared. Statements quote travelers about local natives, with mentions of Ketters and Lemwhlie groups, and reinforce that troops will reach Market Lake soon.
Turmoil grips Massacres at Duckson's Hole near Marker Lake on July 27 as troops and local authorities respond to a chaotic incident. Reports cite confused leadership, delays, and a beleaguered attempt to secure supplies. Details remain unsettled amid competing accounts and scattered troop movements.
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