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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1895
Page
2
Fragmented remarks recount a broad sweep of world events and figures, listing rulers, battles, and political upheavals from the French Revolution era to mid 19th century. Names such as Napoleon Bonaparte, Louis Philippe, and various contemporaries appear amid scattered notes on wars, governance, and public life.
Fragmented report from Pierre details June 24 and January 2 legislative events with debate on postponement, pay, and a joint session confirming Senator Pmbigrew. Notes include remarks by Senator Toate about a waste paper petition and a broad review of bills, investigations, and aritiration proposals along Missouri river disputes.
A legal analysis argues the government can stop a first mortgage foreclosure tied to Union Pacific securities. It claims permission to foreclose was not properly sought, and government could demand full payment of stock and notes from 1852 and 1853, shifting liability to original holders. The piece surveys constitutional and fiscal implications, including costs of a new census and legislative plans in Pierre.
Bank of Redfield faces reorganization after deposits push for stability. Comptroller in Washington weighs appointment of receiver as stockholders and depositors await recovery plan. Examiner Zimmerman reported bank condition is sound aside from political entanglements. Creditors seek timely action while majority stockholders move to steer recovery. Also, Wight resigns as Boy director at Y M C A following central department move.
The article details Pettigrew's reelection amid a contentious Senate vote with extensive factional opposition. It notes the partisan split, references to key figures, regional concerns, and lingering disputes over the legitimacy and outcome of the election.
An Aberdeen event features Hy Thowanny Dollies at Rennie tonite amid a noisy blend of local names and happenings. The notice references Abors, Wanita, and figures like Lewis & Co of Chicago, with chatter about water projects, county concerns, and a crowded slate of regional topics through a single late night stage and community buzz.
The document argues for revival of gold bonds and a comprehensive plan to stabilize the currency, suppress reliance on silver, and maintain national credit. It warns of mounting obligations, calls for swift action to fund deficits with gold and cancel underperforming notes, and emphasizes safeguarding financial stability and public confidence. It also notes related international figures and political context.
New York reports the engagement of Baron Friedrich Von Hognang, Austrian peer, to Mary Charlotte Durand, leading actress of Conrled's Company at Irving Place theater. Durand would marry into a Hungarian family with vast estates and political influence. the baron’s father is a Hungarian cabinet leader and street railway president.
Fragmentary text describes a Vatican copy of the pope's encyclical arriving in New York and being sent to Tarragona or Apostolic seat, with about 15 000 words. It mentions translation and publication speed and includes assorted stray notices and typographical fragments.
In a South Dakota context the retrenchment drive targets reducing state expenses by about 815,000 annually and possibly lowering the state expense beyond that. Proposals include abolishing unnecessary expenditures, reducing salaries at state institutions, and a plan to pass a militis appropriation this year. Union sentiment in the state carries petitions circulated by political figures to urge relief measures.
A garbled report describes a fugitive in a long pursuit across South Dakota, with mentions of Discoverer Murr Hoe Wen, Chan Howe, and a planned capture near Wak fig home. It notes uncertain whereabouts, guarded authorities, and the path of a long, strenuous journey while noting the fugitive’s health and movement.
County commissioners from several counties faced deep disagreement over settlements with outgoing treasurers led by Lialnasbeery in Ueland. A missing sum tied to Landis county deposits sparked calls for accounting as ex-treasurer claimed prior movement of funds and proposed clerical fees. The board rejected a full restitution plan while partial payments were discussed amid tense sessions.
A druggist in Garretson, Wouden Willer Engager, reportedly forced marriage rumors with Mike Wadahoson of Mayleton township. Friends feared lynching as he remained confined since last Wednesday and kept two loaded revolvers. A mass meeting was called to hear Industrial Union grievances against city council over disposal of assets.
Telegraph report from London describes a night engagement as Japanese forces under Hai Chang repelled a Chinese offensive near Taiyuan. The Fooled retreating Chinese left many casualties and prisoners as Japanese reserves rallied and struck, while rumors spread of 12 000 Qing prisoners. The Central News notes dispatch from Shauplal about peace envoys leaving for Tugun with their suites.
In Chicago on February 26 the trial of Debs supporters began with Assistant District Attorney Mil christ outlining the government’s view. Attorney C. S. Davcow then arraigned the government for persecuting American Railway Union directors, accusing Lucent of being a tool of the rails and challenging the court’s interpretation of the law.
Brooklyn residents report severe disruption as car strike tensions rise with power station attacks. Police indicate suspected vandalism appears aimed at impeding transit, while officials vow precautions and safety measures amid mounting public concern.
The article surveys South Dakota's pasture country west of the Missouri, noting the dominant live stock industry and shifts from horse ranching to cattle. It details cattle weights, market routes to Sioux City and Chicago, and the rapid expansion of farm land, with references to Chamberlain, Rapid City, and the Missouri River region, plus legislative notes on county offices and a 1894 court inquiry into public funds.
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