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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1895
Page
3
Knowledge Brings proven relief and pleasant taste with Syrup of Figs. The product claims to cleanse the system, relieve constipation, and dispel fevers and headaches. Sold by druggists in bottles labeled Syrup of Figs, with no substitutes urged.
A Shanghai dispatch to the Pall Mall Gazette says England and Russia may mediate between China and Japan. Foreign ministers ordered legation guards from warships to Pekin, awaiting orders, as tense reports surface on potential steps toward mediation in the ongoing Far East crisis.
A New England reader reports fear of pneumonia despite medical assurances while seeking care and affordable remedies. The piece contrasts misdiagnoses with patent medicines and loud promotion from catalog houses and druggists, underscoring the era’s health anxieties and quack cures.
Fragmented dispatch describes a court martial outcome, deportation threats against Whitmanes and others, and mixed government actions. Reports note troop sentiment, annexation debates, and resistance to harsh measures as officials discuss the potential relocation of several families and trials aboard ships. An unnamed apprentice, Smith, is cited in unverified U.S. steamer anecdotes.
Honolulu February reports wild rumors about prisoner mistreatment at Odie Prison during a fire week. Advertiser and Marshal Hitchcock deny abuses while detailing threats and alleged water torture. Aberdeen South Dakota land decision clears city stakes but affirms townsite holders rights.
Fragmented report shows Isaac P Gray dies at American Hospital in Mexico City after a prolonged illness. The text notes his political prominence, his state party role, and mentions his public duties and connections within the Democratic landscape, with remnants of biographical and local references in the obfuscated OCR.
An American officer Moonlight faced a diplomatic misstep for seeking a Bolivian promotion through a foreign minister. The State Department cautioned that US officials may not solicit foreign appointments. Moonlight apologized, stating the error and asking his note be treated as null. No record shows his promotion revoked.
Honolulu reports the trial of an ex-queen’s co-conspirators concluded with predictions of guilt and swift executions. A wave of conservative resistance in Honolulu to treason penalties is noted as the case finalizes.
A Central News Dispatch from Shanghal says the Saracen fort at Tuleno Mor moxa exploded destroying the fort and killing fifty soldiers and injuring many others. The blast also damaged several houses and affected nearby residents.
A German firm linked to supplying arms to rebels was convicted as authorities seized a large quantity of ammunition. The case noted arms shipped in wine casks and pallet bins, with penalties totaling 10 marks and deposits of funds by partners. Guns were previously secured at Smalt and later reexported to Sydney. Meanwhile Grand Duke George’s health reportedly worsened after a cold.
New York February 16 report shows mixed banking moves with Nevoyre and other figures, mentions $441,200 in specie decrease and deposits rising. It notes income tax reporting deadlines in March and asks whether collectors can grant extensions. Discussions cover exemptions for cooperative creameries and corporations, penalties for evading taxes, and prompts for collectors to verify income figures and reporting duties.
Three men Robert Phillips Wil Wijeon and an unknown man were killed in a land dispute over squatters on a riverfront strip added to the county. Jurisdiction over the disputed territory is unclear, hindering punishment for the murders. The article notes Lee Boyles and an early settler from Town with political and judicial roles in nearby Madison.
An advert extols Royal Baking Powder as the purest and strongest powder for light, delicious, and digestible foods. It warns against powders with gifts or prizes or those cheaper than Royal, alleging they contain alum or acids and render food unwholesome. It urges housekeepers to choose Royal for absolute purity.
A chaotic mosaic of person names, places, and past events mixes Napoleon era reflections with telegram telephony shifts and humorous anecdotes. The piece narrates conversations, framed by scattered dialogue about destiny, power, and identity, interspersed with brief, unrelated vignettes and oddities.
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