16 Dec 1893
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1893
Page
1
A notice outlines advertising terms and rates for the publication. It explains acceptance, duration, and charging procedures with references to the author and publication schedule. The document notes that changes or expirations will be recorded and communicated to advertisers.
A favorable outlook in South Dakota mining is described with new companies forming and funds raised to develop the Black Hills. The South Dakota Mining Company, backed by British capital and American management, plans a wide operation including a large mill at Garden City and Thunderbird works, aiming to ship bullion next summer.
The Defassilie Hankel Minnexpalle Teller Arhoonjeyiges Hipsjullt pled guilty after being brought back from Contton. He was remanded until tomorrow for sentencing. The cash of Wie Ployves and Wis wectity Ellers will be taken up and Soholg esed as witnesses against them.
The Ardlamont mystery grips Scotland as Alfred Monson pleads not guilty to murder in the shooting of Lt Hembrough at Archamont estate near Rothesay. Edward Scott, the alleged co defendant, remains at large while prosecutors press a strong case built on post mortem evidence and Monson’s suspicious insurance claims.
Dispatches report General Campos met with Muly Aurai, the Sultan’s brother, yielding a favorable understanding and a blockade of rebel forces. In London the Commons debates protection against bombs as a new wire net is planned for the gallery to guard Parliament. A factory disaster at Waltham Abbey leaves one dead and eight injured as a building wreckage catches fire.
Amid chaotic dispatches from Rio Janeiro and Honolulu, naval action in Rio Harbor escalates as Admiral Digams faces the Cunton Houan and Arienal. Provisional government tensions deepen with reports of arms, defenses, and international reactions from Washington to Paris.
A fragmented account describes a post office robbery in Chicago with a victim named Cashtar Nobertaon and an estimated stolen sum around $5,000. The report tracks injuries to the robber or victims, post-crime medical visits, and ongoing police or postal inquiries. It shifts to a series of brief items from December 13 about legislative committees, tax measures, and regional political notes.
Representatives of organized labor from all parts of the country, aggregating about 1 500 000 members, convened in Chicago to inaugurate the thirteenth annual convention of the American Federation of Labor. Gompers opened remarks praising unity while warning of industrial depression and unemployment. the federation urged reducing working hours and political action to stabilize labor, with Taft and Taft era figures cited. A Chicago rumor denied the Eastern Times sale of the Chicago fund to He Foun.
A business man in Mitchell was assaulted and robbed between 10 and 11 Sunday night. He was knocked down by assailants, losing 227 in cash and a gold watch. He sustained facial injuries and was treated at a local medical facility. Investigation ongoing, suspects unnamed.
The University of Chicago study group led by Prof Hourwitch and fifteen students toured City Hall seeking data on Chicago unemployment. Reported: most questioned denied begging, many are married, and most expect to work only in minimum wage or unstable jobs, with few finding outside domestic work.
In Powram Oregon on December 12 Mrs. Moo H Williams finishes a forty day wilderness fast for bodily purification and to receive prophecies about the world’s end. She is linked to a religious faction led by her husband’s law partner, with others labeling her a Christian Scientist. The tale includes attacks on her credibility and notes the wilderness path as a second such ordeal.
In a December statement from Tarristont Maryland, St Anne's pastor K Bartlett denounces A P A and Protestant clergy attacks on Catholics over the cent Kelinal circular. He warns against persecution rhetoric and asserts that intelligent non Catholics should heed anti Catholic imaginations. He says the A P A in the west is foreign controlled and that Catholics, upholding public school principles, would defend themselves if attacked. DISTILLING PLANT BURNS INDIANA SPONTANEOUSLY COMBUSTED. insured losses. Admiral Mello acknowledges French steamer Autahybu bound for Buenos Aires. Presidential nominations: Dabney Jr of Tennessee named assistant secretary of agriculture. postmasters appointed in Colorado and Denver areas.
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