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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1894
Page
2
A collage of antiquated curiosities and oddities describes fossil tracks in Connecticut River valley geology, giant amphibious theories, a living bat in a Lincolnshire tomb, Adirondack health visits, early literary journals, and curious modern-era statistics on divorce, prisons, and punishment methods with various global references and speculative musings.
The South Dakota Press Association holds a winter meeting on Tuesday through Wednesday January 29 and 4. The program lists speakers from LaMSEE to J. Longatail and others, discussing art, transformation, and press ethics, with a focus on member benefits and future legislative work. The Sioux Falls and Brookhaven area coverage notes murder trials and local civic topics tied to the association’s activities.
Dr J B Lafeyth a Dallas broker swore a complaint charging G D Martin formerly of Fort Worth and inter of Denver with obtaining goods valued at 3000 under false pretenses. Martin and accomplice J M Wylie allegedly conspired to rob Lafeyth by trading stock of notions for 1643 acres of Archer County Texas land mortgaged for 12008. Martin jailed, awaiting hearing.
The national convention of dairymen opened at Tremont House in Sosaton Ohio with goals to curb oleomargarine and its imitators through state and federal legislation. Leaders from Elgin and other regions organized the effort, seeking cooperation to form a national dairy association to fight fraudulent butter substitutes and promote high grade dairy products. Commissioner Schraub of New York arrived to speak as resolutions pressed for stronger laws and federal licensing of oleomargarine. The three day convention plans to push actions in New York Minnesota and Pennsylvania amid industry lobbying.
The theater exchange arbitration panel ruled there was no trade and thus no contract between parties over the capital stock in a matter involving La Rotin and Moxie. An appeal notice was issued to the exchange's governing committee as regions report welding district tensions easing without external interference.
A fragmented report details Junkalant and Mawail royal contention. Samuel Warker leads a petition against a claimant and a US link is hinted. Officials deny insortions while legal actions loom over damages and a voyage from Wonalulu aboard the steamer Anstealin.
A Washington rumor suggests Senator David Wroth of New York may be moving toward marriage, linked to Miss Scott, niece of Vice President Stevens. The piece notes the governor and senator have avoided society for years, but hints at a shift after social visits with General and Mrs Upshaw.
A group of elderly Mormon missionaries sailed on the Servia to Liverpool planning a year or more abroad to seek converts in Sweden Norway Denmark Wales and Holland. They expect to bring thousands into the faith with regular delegations and nightly meetings in semivian regions and Europe.
The Democratic Party faces internal strategy shifts as Attorney General Joeleton weighs kef status and a Democratic Senate is debated in Beaverton. Market notes cover cattle quotes from Omaha and Chicago unions, with hogs, wheat, corn, and butter prices listed. a fire in Mills destroys homes. Minor political and legal updates include the Minnesota Democratic committee's session and a murder sentence in Chicago for Thomas Siginw.
Washington January 15 reports say the administration will use the 1875 act authority to issue bonds if Congress fails to provide relief. Treasury funds near 38 million, risking gold outflow to Europe and jeopardizing national credit, with Carlisle pressing urgent measures and engraving work for plates in motion.
Telegrams report insurgent forces in Rio Grande do Sul suffer pressure as relief from Santa Catharina appears unlikely. Revolt leaders brace for renewed fighting with government troops, while desertions rise and morale wanes. Meanwhile, other dispatches describe political tensions in Hawaii, snow avalanches in Argentina, and local incidents across Rio de Janeiro and Montevideo, painting a turbulent regional picture.
The document outlines transmittal from a Honolulu ministerial group dated 1804 and 1893 related to restoration efforts and communications with Congress. It covers Willis correspondence with Iresham, queen visits, and varying interpretations of U.S. intervention in Hawaii, with notes on December dispatches and the provisional government’s response.
A Pernambuco dispatch reports a mutiny on the dynamite cruiser Nietheroy caused by heavy drinking Severn led to overpowered mutineers with two killed. The remainder were jailed. A Tegateaton special notes President Vanier attacked the Nicarayunis last night, killing twenty men.
A weekly bank statement shows changes in reserves and loans with figures in the millions. the bank holds excess reserves above the required percentage. In Chicago a temperance fountain fund of about 1000 dollars is raised with global contributors. ceremonies planned for May. Moscow reports an effort to start a Hebrew language daily paper with ward clubs and political activity. Nova Scotia notes a pomology expert in apples from Nobrake.
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