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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1894
Page
2
A long jumble of clipped notes and anecdotes mentions Kimball, Mackay, and various places like Canton and New Orleans. It touches on immigration agents, highbinders, weather and health theories, a Louisiana Lottery move, and a parade of odd facts about libraries, typography, architecture, and insects. The item reads as a collage of brief fragments without a single coherent story.
In a sprawling Sioux Falls era column, Vermilion hosts the South Dakota Poultry Show in February while local banks and firms push for new ventures. Reports reveal a proposed interstate rail line, a shooting incident near Hecken How, and various legal or civic actions. References span Yankton brewery openings, temple quarrys, and a mix of weather, wildlife, and social vignettes. The piece captures a mosaic of South Dakota life with named towns, officials, and enterprises shaping regional news.
A Denver pastor, Kerry Papper of the First Anyuat church, announced at a ministers’ meeting that the Baptist and Christian denominations may consolidate globally under a forthcoming scheme. The statement implies a vital question about unity and a pending conference to pursue the plan, with Indiana positioned as a potential center of the effort.
A murky transcript outlines the Coughlin trial with witnesses Susie Horton and Trish Wollian testifying on incidents at Lake View. Daniel Coughlin, Andrew Pow, and Moy are mentioned. scene centers on a residence on Kos tog Street near Astrud avenue with a painting date of May 1st noted.
The Toncashire insurance company notes limited coverage for the manufacturers building with a 1,000 policy listed for a Norway exhibit expiring February 20, 1909. Most policies on buildings and many exhibitor risks appear expired, with foreign exhibits leaning toward American insurers. County records and audits spark debate over entry fees and county clerk disclosures, as the public examiner and attorney general weigh thousands of dollars in unresolved fees and potential shortages.
A telegram from Omaha reports Mra Maury Leuse accepted the editor post of a new populist dairy paper to be started in the city. Her friends say she does not plan to leave the administration, and she has won a feud with the current leadership. The note also mentions a Supreme Court vacancy and politics in Dakota Territory with rumored contenders Seward and Pulley, but no appointment soon.
In Deadwood South Dakota a group including Matsy Carr and Sam Sehware backs a $50,000 purse for a Corlett-Mitchell boxing bout at a club near Lostons. The project plans a 13,000 capacity pavilion. Authorities and locals discuss the legal and financial implications amid cross county support.
A long, fragmentary dispatch reports Gary’s response and U S concerns over Hawaii. It details Minister Thurston sending notes to Washington, Willis pressure, and the treasury’s replenishment via tax collection. Dole defends the republic, denies prior authorization of terms with Stevens, and asserts the provisional government’s independence from foreign power. A Fiji commissioner's remarks hint at annexation tensions and native attitudes amid a political crisis.
The morning papers report a sensational claim of ciphered Honolulu dispatches to President McKinley from Secretary Gresham. The cabinet secretaries discuss the matter privately, with Senator Mills of Texas visiting Gresham and the foreign relations committee probing Hawaiian relations.
Governor McKinley took the oath of office to begin his second term in Ohio at noon, as crowds filled the streets and a procession represented nine regiments. He pledged cooperation with the General Assembly to improve finances, taxation, and public services, stressing unity and dedication to law and education.
A St Paul train derailment in Missouri Valley injured multiple people when a car toppled after dragging for seventy five feet. One woman, Francia Hensler, died from injuries as the car window trapped her. Several other injuries reported but most escaped with minor harm. An attempted safe robbery followed at Kort Duile Fort Doper with burglars drilling around a safe but fleeing before completion. A bakery break in also occurred with few loaves taken. Additional incidents include a furniture factory fire in Wisconsin and a wagon crash in Adair County with one child killed.
The president sent several nominations to the senate for minister resident consul general and other posts. Names include John M L Bl Si of Mtchired and Hichned J Highes among officials to be confirmed, with several others listed across states and departments. The senate has confirmed various postings including Westmasters and a Town post for William H. O Connell.
The Senate opens with routine morning business, Mr Chandler’s resolution on judiciary inquiry and executive appointments is referred to committee, and moves to foreign relations. Debates cover Hawaiian intervention, federal election repeal, and a contentious privilege dispute over seating and previous question, with motions assigned for tomorrow.
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