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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1894
Page
2
The article blends cultural notes on Parisian chic in New York venues with varied curiosities. It describes a French influenced cafe scene, exotic birds for sale, elm beetle battles, and unusual mechanical feats by artisans. It also covers storage batteries, electricity trade, and northern North American fossil notes amid broader urban curiosities.
Rapid City readers hear a remarkable tale of Hans of Owale claiming to have found his long lost son. The story centers on Inga Urother and Willard Randall, alleged motives, and a trek from Saunders County Nebraska to Cheyenne and Fort Pierre. New twists link Johnny Hart to the case with claims of a missing boy and possible custody or reunion. The case has drawn great public interest as details unfold across towns and farms.
Visitors to Windsor marvel at the royal plate set at the castle, with two state services in gold and silver. The plate collection, valued in the tens of thousands of pounds, includes pieces from George V and a priceless wine cooler. Critics note the display as a vivid sign of royal wealth.
In a somber morning session the House caucus debated passage of the Senate bill on tariff and sugar policy. Speaker Crisp urged swift acceptance to avoid more conflict, while Wilson argued the house must honor its position and press for a conference result before adjournment.
Ex governor Evans plots a railway scheme to connect Denver with the Tule region by rerouting the line from Jamesburg to North Platte and then toward ONeill with a possible reach to Cuba and Kurdie. The plan envisions a right angled network across several counties, reshaping eastern Nebraska transport toward the Great Platte river system.
The piece reports on late 19th century tariff talk in the Senate and House, noting Republican factions and proposed measures. It references the Westminster Gazette and U.S. Congress maneuvers, including the McKinley tariff era context and nominee actions. The narrative ties broader party strategy to current legislative moves and upcoming votes and committee actions.
The committee approved a complete resolution praising the Chinese treaty and the agreement’s alignment with President Cleveland's policy. It notes the treaty’s exchange as a firm, mutual commitment between the two nations and forecasts U.S. interests fully protected by the accord.
Heavy talks on arms shipments to the Orient surface from Pittsburg with Winchester company figures and Chinese legation visitors. Reports claim U S firms may deliver arms to China or Japan, despite a recent government stance, amid comments from Louisville manager and regional observers.
Reported order by government official may shut key distilleries including Great Western Peoria Skyfield Chicago and Consolidated Cincinnati for an indefinite period. Twelve plants already idle nationwide with Riverdale possibly last running if closures proceed. price rises and transport costs cited as drivers. President Groenhut notes ongoing supervision and planned directors meeting to discuss action while some firms keep selling to meet demand. Merely Unchanged: Munt Had Auk. Exspramiet Meteier's condition remains unchanged, suffering from diabetes.
Report from Des Moines describes the unearthing of two ancient human remains dating back at least fifteen centuries in a Segnatopol burial mound. The skeletons are well preserved though crumbling upon disturbance, with age indicated by worn teeth and small skulls.
A failed assassination attempt occurred in Cwicaco aimed at Alderman John Coughlin using an infernal machine. The device did not explode and authorities suspect involvement by Chinese associates tied to Coughlin’s past actions.
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