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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1885
Page
7
The Senate and House grapple with a broad agenda including the interior department reform, river and harbor measures, postal funding, and pension bills. Debates touch on land policies, appointment confirmations, and proposed budget reductions across federal agencies amid ongoing postwar legislative activity.
Intelligence reports Khartoum captured by Arabian rebels amid confusion over Gen Gordon's fate. Wolseley reports no confirmation of Gordon alive or dead as Wilson's forces reach Khartoum and suffer losses. News sparks gloom in Britain with officers rushing troops to Soudan and preparations for possible further actions following the fall of Khartoum on Jan 26.
George Miller, accused of fatally harming Mr Snell and his son near Larimore North Dakota, was captured at Anoka by a vigil group and brought to town. He confessed to the atrocity and described the sequence from January 24 to his arrest, with involvement of several visitors and a plan to flee to Brainerd and Fargo.
A Rochester column reprinting Dr J B Hanson's sensational rescue tale sparked widespread commotion. The interview covered symptoms and alleged cures for Brights disease, with residents debating the doctor’s claims and a prominent legal notice about a divorce case and pension matter also noted.
A collage of brief items touches trains valued at specific sums, a solar eclipse date, prescriptions in Boston drugstores, German church for epileptics, final words on stage, emigration shifts in the U.S. South and Texas, a death sentence for a nihilist, various advertisements and literary notices, and commentary on weather, markets, and politics with scattered names and venues.
An OCR fragment mentions a product labeled Dr Graves Heart Regulator promoted by Ingalls Cambridge Mann at 61.00 per house. It claims to relieve coughing and bronchial troubles, with promotional phrases about proof across forms and a pamphlet. The text is garbled but centers on a patent medicine style claim.
A damaged headline notes a counterfeit imitation of a medical bottle label claiming to be Dr C D Wansen. The text references dangerous deceit, warnings about accepting tampered products, and misbranding related to a wine or tonic sold in bottles. No verifiable details.
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