09 Dec 1893
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1893
Page
1
A fragmented ad style note warns advertising copy to follow a specific tone and format. It mentions manuscript submission, scheduling, and consent requirements for Wednesday evening publication and potential office approval.
The long opening day of congress drew little public interest as the House and Senate began their sessions. The president's message was read in the House after a recess and formalities, with committee actions noted and remarks on tariffs and the state of the union. The Senate prepared to receive the message and await its formal reception and discussion in the days ahead.
The article discusses U S policy in Chile and regional disputes, noting neutral, impartial conduct amid internal and external pressures. It highlights diplomatic efforts with Argentina, Brazil, and Switzerland, the Chilean insurgency issue, and the role of naval forces at Rio de Janeiro, stressing adherence to a consistent American foreign policy.
A dense state report discusses international policy, currency reform, and imperial tensions. It notes the Samoa and Hawaii issues, the Blount inquiry, monetary arrangements, national bank data, and military expenditures. The text references the US Treasury, army strength, and legal reforms amid global affairs.
Discussion of pension limits and disability allowances under civil service law, noting the impact on postal service operations and the delivery system. Emphasizes the importance of pensions to veterans and federal workers, and critiques the administration of pension dates and cooperation among postmasters and commissions in enforcing the law.
The article discusses tariff reform, criticizes pension fraud and improper credits, and cites the Postmaster General and Interior Department figures. It details pension rolls, free delivery costs, and naval and postal spending, highlighting calls for fiscal restraint and accountability.
A long report from the secretary of agriculture denounces wasted seed and fruit distribution funded by Congress. It cites inflated expenditures, urges limiting purchases to essential seeds and tools, and argues for economy in government. The document advocates targeted experiments at agricultural stations and warns against broad distributions by legislators.
The Huron bond case discusses taxable bonds and the validity of levies linked to a city or school district and contemplates repudication risks. Also described is a new Merchants Truity Mutual Fire Association offering protection for merchant members, with certificates detailing obligations and benefits. A Spearfish relic flintlock muskets and a destructive New York Navy Yard fire affecting a steam engineering building are briefly reported.
The Lehigh Valley strike reached a settlement after talks between President Wilbur and railroad officials plus state arbitration representatives from New York and New Jersey. An official briefing on the settlement was not released, but sources indicate an accord was achieved and the parties moved toward formal agreement at a hotel where the Lehigh Valley officials were staying.
Juror Taylor excused from the Cronin panel as the panel fills after a brief delay. Witness Mrs Foy looms large as defense fights to limit her testimony and prevent it from steering the opening address. Andrew Foy named as a likely prosecution witness.
In Denver Colorado December 5 Injustice court John Clendenning a local agent for Palatine and Manufacturers Fire insurance companies waived examination on charges of misappropriating cash and policies totaling 8672. He claimed to have accounted for none of the funds though he oversaw over 6000 policies. Insurance men doubt criminal action can succeed. Dupuy president of the Chamber of Deputies in Paris today presided over the election of a resident to secede Casimir with 241 votes to 213 for M Brisson.
Markets show mixed cattle and stocker prices from South Omaha to Kansas City with quotes for beef cows calves and stockers. The snippet also mentions a Sioux Falls claim over O Hares estate as Patrick McNamara ofDevil Lake seeks the property and the president sent a nomination to the Senate for a consul to Dublin Ireland.
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