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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1895
Page
3
The passage presents a garbled collage of names, places, and notices, including references to Choctaw and European figures, a medical claim about curing ailments, and stray lines about real estate and funerals. It reads like OCR from a historical newspaper page with many misspellings and disrupted phrases.
Widespread labor unrest grips Brooklyn as a gang of seventy five strikers assaults streetcar workers near Atlantic Avenue and Flushing avenues. The attack follows leaders’ surrender and a failed bid to force wage concessions, with legal action looming and officials debating court orders to reopen service.
A large attendance is expected for the upcoming session of the National Council of Women of America in Washington next month. Delegates from organizations such as the National American Woman's Suffrage Association and the Universal Peace Union plan to attend, with European fraternal delegates anticipated. The president Mrs. May Wright Sewall notes strong support from many prominent women and several leading groups.
The piece traces perfume’s rise in western Europe via crusaders and Avans, naming Catharine de Modrel and Cardinal Melelleu as key figures. It notes Provence flower distillation, wealth from the Var hills, and large violet and rose usage by Graye factories. It also mentions US gold bar exchanges and midwestern cattle markets in blended OCR text.
A dispatch from London reports a Japanese force entering Shan Tubut bay early Sunday morning. The squadron includes twenty warships, nineteen transports and twenty torpedo boats, with British flags watching from the bay as ground forces move inland. Inhabitants were warned to expect swift actions and potential arms exchanges.
A London committee seeking relief for the victims of the Liber Building Society collapse reports subscriptions reach about 8225,000 far short of the required sum. Since January 4, fifteen new cases, mostly frail elderly, have been added, forcing the committee to abandon hopes of regular annuities and focus on minimal casual aid for ages 70 to 80.
The Statist warns London bankers of continued gold drains from the United States as Congress stalls on currency reform. It doubts a new loan abroad would occur at favorable rates and predicts renewed borrowing will deplete gold unless Congress acts. It urges abstention from US railway securities until currency policy stabilizes.
Mexico City reports the fourth battalion of infantry preparing to relocate from the capital toward Acapulco on the Pacific coast. Eighteen other forces are already there for sea transport, amid tense Mexican and Guatemalan war preparations.
A detailed set of proposed measures is introduced in the Senate and discussed in committee. It calls for maintaining a large gold and silver reserve, allowing coin exchanges, and authorizing banks to use new bonds. Debates reveal party splits over debt levels and gold standard options, with actions deferred to finance committees and rule discussions continuing.
Paris dispatch reports confusion over whether the Callot Collection of Impressionist works will be exhibited in Luxembourg or Louvre. The Temps says the bequest was accepted and the executors will arrange a solution to display the canvases after the artist’s death rule in Louvre complicates immediate admission. An accord with the Callotbotte family is expected to honor the artist’s wishes and make the temporary exhibition possible. A separate item notes a brick plant fire in Canton, Ohio, destroying a Royal Brisk paving plant with losses of 835,000 and some injuries.
A severe snow storm hit Texas with strong northerly winds and continuous snowfall from Saturday night into Sunday, delaying Fort Worth Denver trains and disrupting Plains towns. Hazy reports describe downed structures, drifting snow, and bitter cold with temperatures many degrees below freezing affecting Cherokee County settlers and Hennessey areas.
A San Francisco dispatch outlines a long standing border dispute between Mexico and Guatemala over the Tacandon and Venmasinta forks in Chiapas. It notes forested regions, cross border logging, and a plan that allegedly would drag Guatemala toward New Orleans, with authorities clashing over exploration and transport rights.
Daily dispatch notes the interment of Lord Randolph Churchill at Lonbelin Park Wood stocky with royal and imperial representatives present. Westminster Abbey memorial service reported. Also cites amnesty talks for Rochard Rochefort and Count Dillon amid European weather and other brief items including a Utah Mormon figure, a state court actions summary, and a death by electric chair in New York.
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