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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1898
Page
2
A sprawling, unreadable collage covers planning for Western expansion, river projects, fountains, and exhibitions. It blends references to Routt county Colorado, Oregon ventures, wool and textile notes, a Paris art exhibit, and diverse local notices with financial bounties and civic debates.
The Yankton Hospital association, supported by leading Yankton residents, reports charitable acts and a state oversight transition. The 1895-1905 finances show receipts of $821.41 in 1895, $937.27 in 1905, with disbursements of $787.40 and $80.00 respectively, leaving a balance of $40.21. The hospital was self supporting in 1905 through subscriptions and a city subsidy, with the balance to be given to the King’s Daughters society. Mortimer Crome Brown of White Lake Wave writes praise for a local South Dakotan poet.
Brookings February report shows strong turnout planned for the Daven Men's Convention at Brookin. Exhibits include top Wil Willey creamery products with substantial butter and cheese receipts since 1880, plus notes on local dairy and bank officials and recent thefts and robberies in the region.
Consul General Teo chaired a banquet in Havatin with Maine officers and U S and English press attendees. Captains Spee der and Lipshee spoke as Consul Generals Springer and Fitzhugh Lee attended a lively event featuring a bull fight and festive entertainments for the Maine crew.
A midnigh explosion at Havana’s conservative leader Miguel Diaz’s residence killed Colonel Josauin Rule and wounded several neighbors. Louis 1. %0, recently returned from the Atrein pringas, is implicated in the blast. Bodies were moved to Quinta Molind as troops secured the area and authorities conducted a dawn march from Santiago de Cuba.
Abe Stromer, after interrogation in the sweat box, confesses to killing Mrs Tuthbnen and her firener, and to abducting and murdering a girl in a brutal sequence. He details strikes in the cellar, an upstairs bedroom attack, and a throat cutting. Lynching threats surge as officials plan formal proceedings tonight with armed guards.
In Lexington a young woman killed herself after planning with a lover from near Hue county. She removed clothes, donned a night robe, knelt before a tool and fired a bullet. Her father found a note asking he Vale to tell the lover to wait. she then attempted suicide by leaping from a bridge but survived.
Pensions and postmasters revived and extended in Washington. Names appear for town origins and rolls, with officials and appointees listed. The article notes court nominations in New Mexico and port positions, plus a third dividend declaration by the Comptroller of Currency, and financial figures for a First National Bank.
A garbled dispatch reports a man claiming to be Webb McNall writing to an inspector about a personal crisis and an attempted incident involving a city marshal. It mentions a bank, a fire, and illegal debt collections. Lancashire cotton business figures are cited with 1,700 firms and 72,900,000 units of value.
Yankton mourns Mex Orphia Tarbox one of the citys pioneer women. Survived by children including Nettie Tarbox Weisbine and Mrs. John Lanning of Yankton, Mrs. Willian Curtin and Mrs. G W Kellogg of Sioux City, and George Minros of the Black Hills. Also notes efforts to secure aid for animal disease and a proposed sugar beet factory meeting, plus a disastrous fire destroying six buildings in another town.
An uproar over AL Mievoye speech against Jews led to a street clash between socialist and anarchist factions in Bordenua. Police dispersed the injured and chaotic audience as violence erupted during the February gathering.
The case involves Charles W Surke suing to bar the Republic from publishing on reform measures. Stark, the defendant’s attorney, faces accusations of corrupt lobby influence and unlawful help to a public body. The article notes tensions between old school politics and new reforms amid a heated legal battle.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions unnamed people and places with garbled words. The text lacks a clear event, date, or identifiable organizations, making it hard to determine the subject or outcome for a concise summary.
Textile workers in Lawrence New Bedford and other mills faced a ten percent wage cut decided by management. The move affects Atlant and Paci mills while workers remain focused on the factory action and possible further protests. Time may test the balance between industry demand and labor costs as discussions continue.
Fragmented OCR notes report an 18 dead casualty in a fire incident near Sailsbury Grother and list names and ages in a tense, garbled style. Mentions Lord Backyifle Arthur Geet and the mar jis of Ballsuupy with reference to Tom Pneumoni Ford Geel and a 187H railway fire.
Washington, Feb 1 The House debated the Teller resolution on bonds payable in silver amid a party line vote. Dingley opposed. Hailey led Democrats in support of reporting with recommendation not pass. Five hours of debate ended with the resolution rejected 152 to 12 against passage.
Detroit financier Stephen Baldwin seeks cancellation of a mortgage by tendering silver dollars in payment while asserting the Bland Allison act violates constitutional limits on coinage. The case, before Pontige court in Michigan, argues the act fails to provide free coinage and instead sets government values for silver. The matter draws noted silver advocates and marks a fight over monetary policy and legal tender.
The fragmentary report notes a discovery by Calvary Nan regarding a historical figure or event. It mentions a modern interpretation and labels the find as a significant moment in local or religious history, with unclear connections to a broader timeline.
Fragmentary report details custody and alleged neglect of a Nataville infant, a grave verdict of negligence by a grand jury, and shifting ownership of the Globe. It notes no physician signed the death record, a custody dispute, and the involvement of named parties in New York and St Paul media circles.
Staten Attorney letter to the court cites charges against a physician and two parents for criminal negligence in letting a child die without summoning medical aid. The document references a February date and mentions the medical practice act and district attorney actions.
In Alaska s harsh trail conditions the Royal Baking Powder is praised as superior to rivals for durability in cold damp climates. Mr McQuesten, called the Father of Alaska, endorses its strength and long shelf life for miners and supplies. Also notes Maine cat shipment and Pennsylvania fort history.
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