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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1905
Page
2
Chicago reports that Hoch, a condemned killer, received a four week reprieve from Governor Deneen after discussions with Mrs. Wilson and Dr. Montgomery. The stay allows Hoch to seek Supreme Court review and possible clemency as he nears execution.
Diplomatic reports indicate renewed strain between Germany and Morocco over the Moroccan conference. Ambassador von Agi struggles to finalize a definite program amid persistent deadlock and uncertain German stance.
Mueller testifies he killed his sleeping wife and two children in a somnambulistic state. The case, in White County court, proceeds with a slowly selected jury as doctors and experts discuss sleep disorders and epilepsy.
A troubled husband pledges to mend his ways if his wife grants forgiveness. The fragmented article notes counseling details and court actions, with references to divorce petitions and a long history of marital disputes.
Aboard the cruiser Brooks Rear Admiral Slysbee's squadron tests wireless equipment en route to France. A German contact reported long reception distances while signals from shore stations varied in strength during the voyage under testing by Rear Admiral Massy.
Four men died and two injured in a wreck east of Billings. The crash occurred as a wrecking unit tried to decelerate near Tutinge Mot. Authorities report the scene involved Myers and Horn, with Averson and others named in the muddy OCR, while medical teams worked at the roadside.
A New York youth incarcerated in St Louis explains the motive behind stealing jewelry. He recounts planning with a colleague and intends to flee with the items, detailing the sequence from the initial theft to the attempt to escape.
In a deadly clash in a rugged Kentucky mountain area near Letcher and Pike counties Sol Mullins was killed and William Mattington wounded Jett Fleming fatally hurt Three Mullins faction men were arrested by Mercer county officers after the confrontation Fleming fled with his group into the mountains seeking escape
Washington reports former statistician John Hyde fled to Europe to avoid grand jury scrutiny as associate Holmes also goes missing. A woman tied to the case and errors in a crop report add to a widening scandal while Secretary Wilson accepts resignations and investigators turn to deeper questions.
In St Tavis New York the Belnar society club announced no Peis to Melua wae. Jefferson City Missouri formalities proceed as Hibtoy seeks to confiscate Delmar Jackey church property for the state. Judge Marshall in the Supreme Court orders appeal by October 10 to show cause why charter should not be forfeited.
Police pulled John Puskas from a mob in Erie Pennsylvania where officers stopped a crowd that had placed a rope around his neck and seemed ready to lynch him. The threat followed an accusation by John Semple that Puskas assaulted his year old daughter, a claim challenged by the girl's mother and elder sister who drove him away.
An attorney in Sturdevant issues an opinion holding that under the anti pass law public officials including editors cannot use passes for advertising. contracts for passes are annulled and railway employees who are public officials may ride only while discharging duties for their employers.
The United States circuit court in Southern New York begins a suit to place the Equitable Life Assurance Society under receivership. The amended complaint accuses mismanagement and waste, seeking seizure of all funds and property and appointment of receivers to distribute assets and recount funds to policyholders. Forty four holders have intervened amid charges of large uninvested funds and excessive cash balances.
Report from New York indicates Japanese peace commission leaders deny any demand from President Roosevelt during yesterday's meeting. They say no antiserious agenda was discussed and no dates or terms were set for further talks.
In Melbourne Victoria the assembly passed a bill extending the elective franchise to women. The measure aims to enfranchise women across the state and marks a milestone in the suffrage movement.
Constantinople reports the sultan attributes his escape from a planned assassination to divine protection. He praises God for guiding him toward peace and happiness for his people following the explosion incident on Friday.
A Hereford Daily style fiction piece follows Tom and Nellie in a suburban romance marred by jealousy and a rival Ned Graham. Nellie reveals a misstep, Ned’s plea restores trust, but Nellie dies after a hospital scene leaving Tom distraught and alone at Ventnor Road.
A Portland Oregonian summary contrasts Alaska with Norway noting Alaska's vast resources in minerals amber fisheries and potential in agriculture. It ranks Alaska’s area population and climate as favorable though development is in early stages and predicts eventual growth to about 2.4 to 3 million inhabitants.
Quotations from Mrs Nexdore and Mrs Pepprey reveal a lighthearted discussion on a plan for killing time. The exchange notes the ease of using a plan and a daughter’s ability to fill idle moments with activities.
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