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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1894
Page
2
The article recounts tales of legendary strongmen and feats across history and places, noting limbs bending like iron, people lifting heavy objects with ease, and kings or nobles boasting extraordinary endurance. It weaves in stories of wrestlers, heroes, and mythical demonstrations of strength.
The February session sees Reed leading a lengthy speech against the measure as the chamber weighs pro t 172 f duties and the proposed repeal of federal slection laws. Crowds pack public and private galleries while lawmakers clash over amendments and the fate of the bill, with final votes anticipated later today.
The subscription to the new four percent loan has reached 854,508,100 with a further offer of 60 for one kind of security. Additional subscriptions totaling over 25,100,000 are anticipated, though delays in fall arrivals may push some to later payment.
Fire gutted the upper chamber of the Elk Point home of E. G. Briexon, destroying the residence and belongings while a family member escaped. The local banker Indaik was jailed in Fort Dodge after a bombshell of legal charges, as grand jury action looms for alleged illegal airing methods. The mayoralty campaign heats up with Roy Williams entering the field. three to four candidates expected. A saloonkeeper in Sioux Falls fined 75 for keeping a disorderly house under the new ordinance, with monthly fines to continue. A Norwegian farmer’s wife Abe Solle died by suicide after a failed escape attempt, choosing death by wagon wreck.
A newsboy, claiming to be Joint Kataee, told police a romantic tale involving a German count and past kidnaping from Munteh. The narrative includes escape from a refugee home in Philadelphia, a residence at 1123 Montgomery Street, and a lengthy voyage before reaching this city. The German consul may review the boy’s tale. Nearby notes cover a Chicago social circle voyage to Europe, and several unrelated items on boxing, horse breeding, and indited bankers posting bonds.
George W Childs, Philadelphia philanthropist and editor of the Public Ledger, died after a fainting spell and a weekslong decline due to a stroke and paralysis. He built the Ledger into a leading weekly, guided publishing ventures with Drexel, and supported many charities. his death shifts ownership to the Drexel estate while four Drexel heirs share control.
George Wy Child’s death shocks Philadelphia city, sparking mourning and telegenic tributes. Mrs Kaimett Bouvier Paterson Childs grieves as the eminent philosopher and philanthropist passes after a sudden decline. Insurance cases involve Queen Insurance Co and trust permissions, with the Texas Supreme Court overturning a lower ruling. discussion centers on trust formation and alleged rate fixing among multiple firms.
Lottie Collins, the dancer, denounces critics after a morning paper review. She asks ta audience to leave if they did not appreciate her singing and dancing, while officials work to publish clarifications and explain the critique.
Reports from Rio de Janeiro and London describe naval maneuvers as Admiral da Gama contemplates blockades and bellicose actions in Brazil and the Caribbean. Dispatches mention uprisings, mutinies, and German colonial concerns, with Emperor William’s speech signaling treaty moves and cautious neutrality in a widening conflict.
Report from Waamwaroy February 6 shows no verdict on Peckham's nomination for associate justice as judiciary's senioa committee deferred until after Mos t day next. The item blends blurred dialogue and street vignettes about daily life and a spoof of a ring proposal amid a collage of misheard lines and odd anecdotes.
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