11 Feb 1893
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1893
Page
1
Fragmented notice outlines advertising terms and compensation conditions. It mentions Mayersiovenys and compensed by la Peuctiom with deadlines and requirements for submissions. The text is garbled but indicates expected actions by Betrecewiunicasions and Hel Ranitot with a Wednesday deadline for public release.
A Sioux Falls reporter recounts the Arlington murder trial of A R Thompson for the July Fourth killing of Mrs Clighten. Details include his confession style testimony about his two marriages, motives over property and separation, and a plan to shoot himself after the act.
The Lieutenant Governor exposes a flaw in a two year old act reducing Ivyisinties membership from 120 to 8. The constitution requires a majority of all members elect for a bill to become law. The Senate originated the bill, the House amended, and the Senate concurred by 22 to 19, a Marine majority of the members elect. This concurrence is now challenged as unconstitutional, stirring lobbyist excitement as ex Attorney General Dollard weighs in. Contending factions form daily as plans to block the bill emerge, including moves to relocate the capital and push related measures amid a pending spring session.
A Tuesday evening meeting of the Donahue Combine produced divisions among members. Committees offered stiff rail rail bills while factions formed three sub coalitions and tensions rose between Donahue and Sullivan after consult.
News from Premue and a South Dakota senate debate on whether the current legislature is legal and if five year old appropriations require a majority under the old apportionment. Senator Dollard claims no legislation can pass under the old law, and a court ruling will decide. Nellie Grant’s husband Algernon Sartori died in London, news affecting her circle.
A detailed account of the electoral vote proceedings in Washington and the announcement by Vice President Morton declaring Grover Cleveland elected president and Adlai Stevenson elected vice president. The scene includes opening of certificates, formalities, and the ceremonial display of the Washington portrait and the G W monogram.
A ramage miniature of George Washington, painted during his first presidency period and now in Hackison Stabler’s possession in Baltimore, is discussed alongside a dramatic burglary in Lynchburg involving the Grabenhorst family. The article notes Ramage’s status as a leading miniaturist in New York from 1877 until his death and details the portrait’s size, gold mounting, and nightline technique. Also recounted is the attempted robbery at the Grabenhorst farm near WyedIn, where a masked intruder was tied, subdued, and captured by the family with two daughters’ aid after gunfire and a chase through the barn, with plans to steal valuables from the elderly owner.
The Big Four passenger train No 12 wrecked one mile east of Pana Illinois after a broken rail caused cars to derail and burst into flames. One conductor killed and thirty one passengers injured as cars plunged from a trestle. Rescues were difficult and many passengers suffered exposure. The crash overwhelmed bystanders with a grim toll including multiple seriously wounded and a cremated corpse.
Ward McAllister predicts a spring revival of crinolines as fashion shifts back to modest lines. He argues the new design will loosen the waist without tight lacing, reduce weather mishaps, and align with a refined style for American young women amid debates on propriety and comfort.
Secretary Noble receives telegram from Inspector Gisney at Pine Ridge confirming police returned from their mission. They report sixteen miles from the agency the Sioux Indians allegedly murdered. no breach of the Foalens or Dusihes Gouulete nation reported.
A chaotic native conflict narrative details an attack and alleged murders at an agency. A brave stand by Young Man Afraid of His Horses prevented a broader Indian war, with authorities planning promotions for local police and soldiers while bodies were moved to Hermosa.
A fragmentary report claims the Whisky Trust sought to blow up the Shufoldt Distillery in Waainsdnix with a plan tied to government inquiry. It alleges Thomas Nowar testified about pressure from Mn Gibmans secretary of a Distilling and Cattle Feeding company to use an assassination method, with a witness noting a sequence of events leading to a courtroom chain of custody and a later trip to Chicago.
A suspect proposed delivering a poison like toxin to affect a rival company in Chicago. The plan included a staged poisoning using alcohol and a hidden tube mechanism. A witness would receive $10,000 for success and $1,000 for failure. Details describe testing and placing materials in seven compartments then exposing them to air to trigger a reaction.
The Commons reassembled amid cheers as Gladstone announced plans to move to suspend the rules at midnight, aiming to fast track the address in reply to the queen and then push the Home Rule bill. Chase Collinge attacked Liberal promises, urging priority for agriculture while taunting the Liberals over past pledges. Fire near Allegheny iron works reported with damage and no injuries.
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