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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1895
Page
2
New York investigator links a suspect vendor to selling melted cream tainted by repeated freezing. The report recounts medical cases and puzzling incidents across districts, plus varied items from art contests to Cuban Marti, a ghostly longshore whale sighting, and a widow carrier story.
A Dakota era dispute describes Sioux objections to government seizure of Crow Creek agency quarries. Petition states the Sioux ownership of quarries and calls for recognition, naming delegates Collyer Crow Creek Agency White Ghost Veress Deitting Gore and others, with references to a broad coalition and a demand to protect tribal rights amid federal action.
The Deadwood Independent reports on the convict Dayfison and the sentencing of Day Idwon for the murder of Orlando Giles in Hardin County. The article suggests cattlemen named Wyn ming and Blele Gaunvty may seek vigilante justice, while noting jurors relied on tantalizing circumstantial evidence.
Fragmented report describes a Unitarian church dispute in Sioux Falls with members who signed pledges yet refuse or fail to pay. The pastor plans legal action to enforce obligations while others dispute alleged misrepresentation and church affiliation. Proceedings touch on local real estate and business developments in the region.
The article discusses congressional authority over presidential succession amid a potential failure to elect a president by the Electoral College. It explores Cabinet roles, specifically Secretary Olney, and how vacancy or delay could lead to the vice president or cabinet officers acting as president under longstanding law.
The National Educational Association opened its twenty fourth annual meeting in Denver Colorado with Nicholas Murray Butler presiding. Delegates from many states attended as Denver hosts showcased the city and its schools. The program included addresses by James MacMister and Dr W Ne Hillman and featured a discussion on art and education and Indian education. The convention runs through the week with lectures and an evening address by Butler.
The Lincoln Monument transfer to the City of Illinois by the controlling association faced delays due to a July 1 operative date. A planned ceremony was postponed because the law affected the transfer, and concerns about the memorial’s ownership, related charges, and affiliated governance sparked controversy. The Atlantic City briefing notes factional disputes within the Independent Order, with arguments that a previous convention was irregular and not legally binding.
In Asbury Park New Jersey the Wheel Ashing Parkday event opens with color and parade. Lieutenant Conway leads a 200-vintturs field as Corbettase Chaynakt and Spathie Nates join the circuit of the state. Tickets list prices from $0 to $200 with free pirates. attendance and venues span New York Chicago and other elite cities as plans unfold for the Florida meat and legal actions.
A garbled 1890s item notes Iowa counties and population shifts, claiming a national scale rise to about 2.08 million people with a net gain around 62 percent since 1890, referencing Des Moines and July events.
A morning wreck on the Thesrand Trunk near Crake Charles Hedard and nearby stations killed several, including Rev Mr Muncer and Hector stelved, with others injured. Police and coroner attended the scene. authorities urged caution and investigation into the cause.
The court adjusted Eugene Debs and other directors from original terms tied to the American Railway strike case. Debs’ sentence reduced from one year to six months, with related changes for co-defendants. Sentences were partially suspended pending Supreme Court considerations.
Readable fragments describe a chaotic detour around Senator Fair’s will and court proceedings. The report mentions Curtin, Judge Black, and an examiner, with allegations of theft and public interest in the deceased Jamies G Maine. A gossip-laden column adds sensational mentions of books and political figures amid a tense legal atmosphere.
The Epworth League convenes in Ludington with 15 000 expected visitors. Delegates from many states will occupy headquarters as work begins on Manchanee Hall preparations. Notable speakers include Gifford of Buffalo and Dixon of Brooklyn. the program features Bible study and Sunday school work over three weeks beside a large land donation and rail line support.
Governor Altgeld reconvened the Illinois General Assembly after a nine day recess to seek further revenue for the fiscal year. Republicans warn existing funds may suffice, while hints of bribery investigations surface against some lawmakers. Lieutenant General Prime tours northern towns seeking the 2nd brigade encampment site with incentives from Des Moines. Niagary on the Lake hosts Canadian championship teams with Mathsen defending his title.
The Great Henley Regatta opened under cloudy skies but cleared by 1 o'clock as crowds filled the riverbanks to watch the day’s events. The Corall crew led the Grand Challenge and Trinity Hall displayed strong form ahead of a close finish. The Leanders and Cornell faced off in the third heat with an early start issue and later pace adjustments. The Eton college boat club beat Thames after a tight early margin, and the Steward's challenge cup went to the London Rowing Club ahead of Argonauts of Toronto.
Gladstone writes to address the people from Hawarden on July 1 affirming the rights of the House of Commons and England's honor while praising constitutional limits. A St Petersburg dispatch notes the arrest of conspirators linked to a major plot, with 10,000 roubles offered as a reward in the ongoing investigation.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered names, places, dates, and terms with no clear event. It mentions Chaote, Minnie, Terri, Beale Die, and HNL among garbled phrases, suggesting a damaged historical notice or article with mixed individuals and locations but no coherent narrative.
The Iron Molders Union holds its first national gathering in Chicago, with delegates discussing trade details, methods, and the latest technological advances. A keynote feature projects future collective actions and potential regional impact on the industry.
A garbled description describes a furniture exposition at the city building, noting exhibitors and rising prices affecting the industry. The fragment mentions a national or regional event with participants and debates on cost, with a focus on furniture rotating stock and consumer impact. The text remains unclear on a specific date or organizer.
An incomplete report describes surgical bone grafting techniques and a patient case with anesthesia, detailing the removal and preservation of tissues, monitoring, and postoperative care. The article notes methods, instruments, and outcomes while referencing specific medical terms and clinician actions.
Incoming trade figures show reduced potato imports with consignments valued at several thousand dollars and tonnages from Dundee and other ports. The data notes rising prices and decreased shipments, while events in Britain and the United States hint at broader economic shifts affecting agricultural goods and sporting and athletic organization meetings planned for July.
A late July report from Roseard's Bay, Mase, notes the birth of a baby girl to Ruth's family, the third child, all daughters. The village observed the event with limited bystander details and no further names or dates are confirmed.
Washington July 5 The president may soon appoint a political time army billet filling a vacancy in the Jude advocate general rank. Colonel Willam Winthrop is expected to be advanced to major with a promotion for Major George de Darby to the city. Plans circulate to transfer Winthrop to the west and a few officers seek to secure him a transfer. The scene centers on military appointments and the potential reshuffle within the department.
A severe storm struck Chicago and swept across the Midwest causing widespread alarm and lake dangers. Government lands near the Missouri river faced fencing enforcement, with cattlemen warned of penalties for illegal enclosure. In South Dakota, Chamberlain and Lincoln County figures discussed new milling expansions and contracts.
London notes report the Railway Congress delegates will inspect the Forth Bridge before disbanding and consider moving the next convention to 1877, possibly in New York or Chicago. A London letter covers various items including Sir Walter Besant, a watchtower proposal in Japan, and a domestic exchange about coins between Emily and Mr Winterbottom.
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