25 Feb 1893
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1893
Page
1
The clipping lists varied items from Dakota including a murder raid in Deadwood, river and weather notes, school land sales, and county politics. It mentions a cabinet escape and capture near Sioux Falls, a burglary arrest, and multiple local happenings across towns like Yankton, Madison, and Volga with references to public notices and community concerns.
The interview with Princess Kanlaini, heir to Hawaii, reveals her hopes to influence U.S. policy on annexation. She travels with Theophilus Davis and companions, seeks American sympathy, and aims to meet President Cleveland after two days in New York and a Boston stay.
In St Louis on February 23 1881 candidates pledge to back free bath houses despite critics arguing public funds should not finance such projects The debate highlights the long running agitation for municipal improvements and the push to reuse river barges as cheaper bath facilities amid political maneuvering and local news about a missing boy and property heirs.
A Cairo and Little Kanawha locomotive engineer Miss Ida Hewitt is hired by the world’s fair organizers to operate the opening day train. She plans to depart for Chicago about a week before the exposition, with her engine dressed in a Spanish sixteenth century costume.
The New York steamer was hailed as American registry joined the fleet. President Harrison and Cabinet witnessed the ceremony as the ship’s colors became an American blue and white ensign, marking a peak in U S maritime proud heritage. Also reports a boxing bout ending in a draw between Jim Burge and Charley Johnson. Senate confirmations announced including Judge Jackson.
A southbound express collided with a Norton accommodation train near South Street station in West Philadelphia. Five killed and many injured as wrecked cars and panic followed. Police extricated passengers while hospitals treated the injured. the to be obtained names of dead and injured.
A garbled telegram from North Dakota reports Republicans claim Johnson bears responsibility for the election outcome. The message names several figures and parties, reflecting a contested result and political tension within the state.
Amid heated debate, lawmakers clash over postponing elections to extend the terms of judges. Proponents argue constitutional limits and waste, while opponents warn of overreach. Price and key figures pressure passage of a bill to fix the issue, with salaries and tenure at stake.
In the upheaval, Republicans claim 49 020 ready men and a plan for provisional rule. The report notes potential seizures of state offices, a pretext for another election, and widespread organizing with a court battle looming over the legality of a new government structure.
A Midwest snapshot reports a death by morphine overdose in SincuRLt D and details a gambling dispute influencing a marriage. It covers timber culture bills, a Clarke plaza fire in Clarke County, and local business losses including Tibbits Co and Anderson’s. Also noted are McKinley’s political stance, livestock prices, and varied legislative debates in South Dakota and nearby states.
Senator Allen of Nebraska arrives at his old home on Tuesday as townspeople gather for a welcome. An evening meeting in the opera house draws enthusiastic support and a strong response to his call for national service. Traveling man Brundage injured in Kalamazoo. runover by a runaway team. arm and jaw broken. taken home today if possible. Engineers in Iowa complain of delays and seek parity with other workers. committee plans talks in Chicago with railroad interests. Attorney General John Y Stoke announces candidacy for the presidency under a party call.
A young woman in a depot waiting room recounts a brutal escape from gypsies led by Duke Mastin. She traveled from Texas to California after being taught fortune telling, endured beatings and abduction, and hopes to return to her parents in Kansas with help from kind strangers who sent her on.
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