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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1894
Page
3
A cryptic transcription shows Bishop Thirlivall and clergy debating doctrine and discipline. The bishop, pressed on attire and borders, is asked about garments and maps while a cleric and lay reader offer cautious replies in a muddled exchange.
Fragmented OCR text from The Wall Courier describes a crowded scene with references to a minister, a discussion about a subject, and multiple disjointed images including perfumes aboard a carriage. The garbled prose mentions Merger, a stench of borogmn mot, Marie Stuart and various brands, and a complainant slipping from a car.
Fragmented congressional coverage notes Aug 18 proceedings in the senate and house. Discussion centers on Murphy resolution declaring Senate judgment regarding Secretary Carlisle's letter and the fate of the franque bill and related liquor measures. Roll calls show narrow support and adjournment to Monday.
Aug 17 in Waamixorox reports a statement of foreign average ad valorem duties under the McKinley law in the senate bill. The report details the percentage reductions applied to listed portions and highlights the changes under consideration.
A local feature recounts how Mrs. Wilson, famed for her strength and affection as a community figure, faced illness with dignity. Neighbors and physicians recalled her long struggle, noting the support and praise from friends while detailing a medical remedy and its reported effects on her condition and family life.
Board of trustees of the Jaws Agricultural College demands severance of Farm and Dairy editors Curtisence and Kent amid ongoing quarrels in tests and governance. Report notes widespread collegiate dissension and removal creating a wave of campus turmoil.
Peter Jandenurs considers the Stone City Athletic club bid at 000 two thousand and asks for personal proof of seriousness before signing. If the offer is valid he will sign articles and begin training, demanding clear commitment and no obstacles to the fight. New Line in Oklahoma reports Kansas Oklahoma Central and Southwestern railroad chartered with 87000000 capital and routes from Cherryville to Vernon via Stillwater and Guthrie. Directors include T. Frazier Coffeyville J. Bar tles Guthrie Av. C. G. Aprhigs Reno J. W. Gardonhire Stillwater and others.
Aug 20. George J. Gould says work on a racing yacht will start after pending negotiations for the Defender challenge are settled. He spoke with Jameson and Captain Carter aboard the Britannia, noting a bout to meet the challenger will be ordered once Simon confirms construction. Gould plans to return to the United States in October and to sail later in the year, with England visits in February and then year‑round in this country.
Sovereign and General Officers tried to join a meeting of district assembly No. 1 with delegates from Knights ranks. Delegates resisted, threats were made, and Sovereign left the hall after warnings from Fitzgerald and the assembly chair. A later meeting at the Knights hall was planned to resolve the dispute.
Aug 10 Wahington dispatch reports Senator McPherson of New Jersey nearly offered his resignation on Saturday. Friends urged him to reconsider, citing health and a desire to be absent. They warned the timing could affect New Jersey politics with a Democratic governor and a Republican legislature, possibly delaying a successor until next winter.
Aug. 18 Washington river and harbor bill with an appropriation of 311,473,180 was sent to the president today. Senate opposes retracing committee travels during recess. Committees consider trips to Los Angeles to compare Santa Monica and San Pedro for a deep water harbor.
Hegi n publication in Kepteviler Independent Democrat reports W L Hegin, a well known St Paul newspaper man, securing the United Press franchise for a morning paper to begin in September, likely Sept 1, joining Chicago partners to launch a eight page independent democratic daily.
Oakland Murou wins the 2:50 trot for 2 year olds in heat one 2 2 344 with Calland Murou the favorite. Axtolloid forces neck and neck in heat two and lowers the world record for 2 year olds in pace at 2 11 2 1 4. Theo wins heat one of the 2 12 pace in 2 12 Bullmont takes heat two in 12 04 Dov Speney wins heat one of the 1 15 pace in 3 10 3 6.
The interior department issued rules for Yellowstone National Park under a May 7 act. They restrict hunting, trapping, and wildlife damage without written superintendent permission. Guns allowed only with written consent. improper conduct leads to ejection and possible penalties.
The Satanite won the Royal Albert Cup race after starting with Fant Vaeht Aguin Sulla Aquy Trews Mellanoia SovnH Sea Ang. The course ran from South Son near Nub lightship to the marl buoy off Cowen and back, twice around, with the Satanite finishing in a steady cold air finish.
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