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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1895
Page
2
A scrambled OCR fragment details political unrest, prosecutions, and historical references including punitive actions, governance figures, and public notices. It mentions authorities, patriotism laws, and education mandates, interspersed with unrelated weather notes and vivid but obscured events.
A note from Inia Agent George W. Dayle Shooty details a personal crisis linked to state auditors and the governor. The document discusses alleged misuses of funds, calls for legislative action, and mentions the murder allegation as part of a broader plea for accountability and legal compliance. The report references a railroad and telegraph tax issue, school funding, and state institutions with targeted recommendations and fiscal figures.
An explosion at a hardware factory in Dubuque fatally injured Dougherty, 21, who was adjusting a tool in a jappaning room. His body with missing hands and feet was found in the annex area as flames and debris spread through the building. The injured man left behind a wife and child. the company’s insurance coverage and damage loss are reported near 26,000.
Fragmented OCR describes Republican caucus actions in the South Dakota Senate and House. Officers named include President pro tempore Falls River, secretary Person Mines, and other clerks and sergeants at arms. Election of officers followed caucus nominations with duties assigned for the legislative session.
Reports foretell a stormy first session of the 1895 chamber of deputies beginning today. Forecasts expect Uri gon to be re elected president without opposition and initial debates to focus on the release of M. Geruult Rishakd from confinement in Atted President Costatelorler.
Central Nova Agency reports the King of Coren yesterday proclaimed Caren's independence at the ancestral temple. He was joined by cabinet members and high officials as soldiers in modern dress provided security.
A sprawling report on a Dundy Edgerton feud embroils Judge A sl Holberton and Judge Hlinoe Ting with United States officials over jury selection. Controversy centers on orders, grand jurors, and potential dismissal of the Mehruary deen of court. The dispute risks invalidating the Dundy jury and creating broader courtroom upheaval.
An order from Sioux Falls health officials requires all children in public and private schools to show vaccination certificates or be excluded from classes after January 1. The doctor warned of danger from smallpox and urged prompt compliance. many parents dispute the mandate and some schools began excluding noncompliant students.
WASHINGTON Jan 8 Contrary to expectations the charge against Walted Statos of Cleveland Ohio was not considered by the House Judiciary Committee today. Chairman Bailey of Texas led the subcommittee inquiry while members expect verbal reports tomorrow. A meeting of members is planned to discuss the case with reports due. The Carlisle Building Hill in Maryland saw no formal sale of mules announced though Democratic members hint a vote will occur Friday with debate rules to follow.
Detroit style summary notes from Congress and Senate daily actions. The House debated currency and a Leavenworth transfer while adjournment for holidays loomed. In the Senate a resolution concerning naval matters and war purchases drew attention as weather and flood news dominated Washington reports.
A report from St Paul notes Dr Plint, a leading figure in hypnotic science, interviewed by Blixte and associates after a patient case. The doctor, claiming the subject was not a free moral agent, asserted his involvement could affect reputational standings and legal interpretations.
In Cusiano January 8 Eugene Vo Sele and other officers of the American Railway union faced contempt proceedings for not complying with court orders. Prisoners must remain jailed at least two weeks before the supreme court can hear the appeal.
A Madrid dispatch reports a new tariff compromise between Spain and the United States on exports to Cuba and Puerto Rico. The piece also notes a dynamite explosion at Seatac near Retboa Kinont disrupting telegraph lines, with damage to wires and services. It mentions Moltique colonials repelling a Malagasoy attack near Diogo Sunviez and heavy snow in northern Spain hampering travel. Also covered are Cannes travel, Emperor Captured news from Little Rock, and the arrest of Deputy U.S. Marshal T. J. Grasso’s killer in Murfreesboro.
A Jackson Day event in Putadelyita features a banquet hosted by the Young Men's Democratic association with a long speaker list. Notable figures include Vice President Stevenson, Speaker Crispy, and several U.S. representatives and officials from Wisconalh Delaware West Virginia and California. A special train from Wilmington brings attendees for evening activities and speeches on the currency question.
Fragmented report recounts Governor Altgeld and Attorney General Olney clashing over invoking federal troops in Chicago during industrial unrest. Mentions Judge Wool, Marshal Wein, and President Cleveland, with references to the 1894 coal and railroad conflicts and a disputed injunction.
Fragmented OCR item notes suits for twelve thousand dollars involving Mire Joste Metaughtin and Amontit from Baladakurpee as well as another suit by Tontg Mem Taughlin against Walter Dule. Mentions of a deputy county official and a mover case show a restless set of civil actions with few details. Pacific Mail steamer Rio de Janeiro bound for South California noted with no further details.
A sensational rumor links Sir William Vernon Marchourne and others to a dissolution plan as the Pall Mall Gazette reports Marconi resigned and ministers prepare for a parliamentary session. The London government faces testimony prep and possible dissolution next session.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses Stevenson, a personality, and a courtroom writ in Louden, Croatia signaled by John’s signature. It touches on literary work, monologue tricks, moral reflection, religious doubt, and mixed reactions from readers about a controversial figure.
Weather records report the heaviest rainfall since the weather bureau was established in Cincinnati. A storm began Sunday evening driving up water levels on the Ohba River and flooding streets, with a rise of thirteen feet by Sunday night.
A mob of several hundred city residents paraded with a blanket inscribed World or bread. Thousands of workingmen, though not joining, endorse relief but urge delay to pressure government. They head toward the legislative building, threaten disruption, and warships’ crews are ordered on standby.
A group including James Griffin William O’toled and Will Main Haske were accused of robbing Pax ton and Millard hotels Thursday to Friday night. Sandow’s diamond watch valued at 3500 and $100 in gold pieces were stolen from his room. One suspect’s photo appeared in a rogue’s gallery but others unidentified. Detectives pursue remaining gang members. watch to be recovered. Willy Smith and Jon Walcott accepted a purse from Suffolk Athletic Club for a twenty round match on January 17 with a weigh in at 14d pounds.
A Cherokees petition to Washington led by J. C. J. Mure calls for Congress to rethink Dawes policies and resist railroading land away. They accuse the Dawes Commission of misinforming the public and warn that a monopoly will arise if lands are distributed unequally. They urge federal inquiry and support for frontier farming and development while preserving Cherokee rights.
The article discusses subsidies for foreign mail services amid cross border disputes over who gains from carrying US correspondence. It cites British, French, and German examples, noting payments to American carriers and claims about overseas competition. A Washington note adds political intrigue surrounding a commission appointment and hints at romance and social gossip as a backdrop to policy debates.
Moody County voters backed Hrullea with a 4 vote margin after seven illegal ballots were discarded. The tallies showed Braliie 730 and Walker 735 amid a disputed count affecting the county’s election outcome. An investigation into irregularities follows.
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