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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1894
Page
3
An old advertisement touts a “pure Liquid” laxative for cleansing the system, claiming it relieves headaches fevers constipation and improves well being. It promotes a syrup sold by the California Fig Syrup Co and emphasizes the product’s pleasant taste and suitability for family use.
A young couple in Washington hosts a fashionable Thanksgiving in a capital home. The evening unravels as a nervous husband fears his career drift while guests, a pompous cousin and a wary maid, stumble through a table of mishaps. In the end the wife consoles him about life and the future.
The article recounts tales of Hans von Bulow as a formidable opinionated pianist, his dramatic onstage discipline, and a legend of Brahms repetition. It links Isham Harris and Quintard of Memphis through shared profane restraint, then shifts to society vignettes including a vault visit with a joking cashier and a humorous exchange about a marriagable woman’s supposed lack of “accomplishments.”
The report details a grave robbing incident at Oak Grove Cemetery near Kansas City involving students from the University Medical College in Robbing. Arrests were made, and authorities seized a wagon with tools and belongings. In another item, Charles Goodnight is connected to experiments on buffalo breeding and perceptions of native species in Texas, describing efforts to develop a new cattle type and the environmental impact on prairies and wildlife.
Local mills halt operations causing bread scarcity as city officials debate bread by weight. Merchants blame rising costs and shortages. residents face rising prices and disrupted supplies. Public debate centers on whether to mandate bread by weight.
Nov 8 reports from Henry G. Sidle, president of the First National Bank Signal Vani, warn creditors of Arthur K. Noyes about liabilities estimated between 100000 and 130000 with assets in excess of obligations. The chaotic dispatch describes repeated assaults and turmoil around Port Arthur and references various named figures and factions in a period of upheaval.
Paris reports detail Princess Alix of Hesse preparing for a Russian backed royal wedding. Furs, gold cloth of gold costumes, and a palace procession symbolize the union’s wealth. Duchess Elizabeth’s influence shapes the trousseau selection amid court intrigue and imperial oversight.
Private Secretary said the cabinet session to be delayed due to President’s illness and ongoing health issues. The postponement aims to allow a quicker recovery and to align with the president’s travel and scheduling needs.
Reports from New York indicate a tentative treaty between Japan and the United States was signed in Washington by the secretary of state. The agreement seeks to widen commercial ties and establish paths for mutual recognition, in a move toward broader reconciliation after months of negotiation.
A dawn robbery and arson devastated the commercial district of Shiner Texas. Gunfire and a dynamite blast destroyed the largest mercantile block owned by AWG Witigwtimus. Police pursued, arresting four rough-looking suspects. two linked to local inn gunmen. Estimated losses include at least 100000 dollars in property and 15000 in book accounts. exact vault haul undetermined. Sheriff with bloodhounds investigated.
A devastating blaze struck a Springfield factory complex on Higtry Avenue, gutting Little & Son’s and adjoining buildings. Insurance estimates place total damage around 125000 with dozens of workmen displaced and a worker fatally burned in the inferno.
A fragmented 19th century note recalls prophecies about the Roman off lineage and the fate of Nicolas of Russia. It links Lord Palmerston, Humboldt, and events leading to the Crimean War, alleging royal destinies and mental health details of Alexander I era figures.
A brief item notes Alaska appoints Thomas S. Novell, a mining man, as delegate to Congress with restrictions likely to secure. The piece mentions territorial trends toward Oregon and licensing issues, reflecting early 19th century political concerns. Local context centers on Airtime history and representation in Washington.
A Cincinnati Enquirer writer profiles Oliver Clay Mor ton and Thaddeus Sirvans, detailing the Kentucky figure’s aging appearance and stoic, poetical demeanor. The piece recalls abolitionist actions before the war, his leadership voice in politics and journalism, and the lingering aura of the antebellum era surrounding his mansion near Richmond. References to Whitehall Hill, the Kentucky River cliffs, and the long memory of the old days frame the portrait of a veteran fighter aligned with era-defining figures and events.
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