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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1894
Page
2
Fragmented report describes a wharf collapse at a Boston rail yard injuring several men, with two fatalities reported among workers on the Interurban Railroad wharf. Cause listed as failure of underpiling, alarms and hospital transports follow the incident.
Denver officials say a Chicago grand jury delay may trigger a United States district court warrant in Denver for Debs. The charge alleges violation of the U.S. Constitution by enforcing impairment of coffeepetaa?
Sacramento July 10 strikers were told the president would impose the Pacific coast martial law and federal troops would be sent. Freight crews on the Dakota Central and Santa Fe divisions resume work while other trains face possible disruption. A trestle near Calumet River was destroyed, blocking traffic. militia was sent to patrol bridges as authorities seek to restore order.
A judge in Chicago delivers a charge to a special grand jury amid a major strike, focusing on the Brotherhood of Labor and the right to lawful activity. He warns that interfering with communications and mail flow constitutes a crime, while praising unions for essential purposes.
A royal homecoming greeted Company M to Sioux City with a noon arrival and a ceremony. Miia Hoya and Grand Reception led a festive welcome with Cherokee band and drum corps. Troops were escorted to the armory where toasts and speeches followed.
In Alsace Germany a vast fortune awaits Baron Catille Stoechlin who seeks to claim title and property in New York Cincinnati. He is said to be the son of a Stoechlin heiress and once worked as a hotel glazier. His father died May 18, leaving a contested estate with a rival heir Anne and a sibling involved in a family dispute over inheritance and control.
A garbled excerpt mixes stock quotes, currency, and notes about auctions, farms, and political figures. Names appear distorted while references to markets, patents, and international affairs surface amid stray phrases about photographs and duels.
Delegate Joseph Tale describes a newly found gold bearing belt within twenty five miles of Santa Fe Cochitie district. Reports claim a single nugget weighed a pound containing 68 cents worth of gold sparking a rush attracting thousands of prospectors chiefly from Colorado. Prospectors predict vast yields from millions of unseen ore and hundreds of thousands may seek work as gold fields attract workers nationwide.
July 10 report from Kentucky discusses Breckinridge's nomination hopes amid Democratic divisions. Davies Har fapa, a prominent Ohio citizen now in Lexington, says support hinges on party unity and anti Democratic sentiment. Women and merchants reportedly oppose Breckinridge. some boycott concerns of his backers persist. The piece notes mixed forecasts about Democratic disarray helping Republicans.
A chaotic scene at Mortyseventh and Looms streets as 2,000 workers clear overturned coal cars while a large crowd gathers. Police and militia disperse the demonstrators after guarding trains under heavy escort. Swift and Morris trains move dressed beef to Liverpool amid police and federal troop presence.
In Colorado on July 10 General McSools proclaims the strike nearly settled by law 68, while Governor Watts responds tersely. The American Railway Union faces pressure as miners remain at work and meetings plan actions.
In Washington a heated debate rages over sensational and false reporting about the president and Congress. Editors and officials denounce watered down stories while warning against partisan misrepresentation at a time of mounting political tension.
Peter in Kansas reports a heated political scene where Peffer urged abolition of Hoth and Howes, denouncing assembly condones government role in railroads. He criticized Pullman and urged voting against the Senate, while supporting action by the House of Representatives and urging national reform.
Democratic convention nominating results show Goldzier renominated in the Sixth district while in the Fifth district incumbent Allen C. Durkorrow lost the nomination to Noonan. Minnothy Bear won the Democratic nomination in the Fourth district.
In a capital city political dispute, Republicans debate delaying the state convention to pursue a nomination for commissioner. Supporters insist the move preserves momentum, while opponents question timing and strategy amid internal party tensions.
The Pullman strike broadens across states with engineers refusing to work, leaving roads like Illinois Central and Burlington in limited operation. Debs and Howard plan actions, while Chicago workers join a boycott against newspapers, as turmoil touches yards, factories, and executive offices.
Rioters torch Pan Handle yards causing massive losses. Thousands of cars and tracks burned, stacks of oil and fuel spread, Hyde Park to Thirty-ninth Street suffer widespread damage. Firefighting efforts stretch as police and National Guard move to curb violence. Losses run into millions with Pan Handle yards alone estimated at 1,350,000.
Mrs Jane Stanford widow of Toland Stanford was stranded north of Lure when a burning trestle disrupted a Southern Pacific line. Striking railroad workers arranged transport to Wer pele vateur, then routed her to another car amidst chaotic locomotive coupling and a strong union presence.
Content Leuren Marganto Tullman reports the View President of the Lincoln Central described threats of assault toward George M. Pullman as he examined a crisis. The executive warned Pullman’s obstinacy cost the company 24000 daily and risked collapse of rail operations, urging decisive leadership before irreparable damage.
A Wyoming cabinet session at 11 am with all members except two secretaries present discussed suppressing disorder and resuming interstate traffic. The group favored delaying deployment of US troops until Chicago injunctions are settled, but warned that federal forces could be used promptly if violence persists.
Colonel Jacques, claimed American claimant of the Townley estates fund, was arrested after trial adjournment amid judge’s belief he conspired with Thomas to defraud American subscribers. The case centers on fraudulent pretenses by Hiowell Thomas and others as Sullcitor Hiowell Thomas was convicted of obtaining money by deceptive means.
The annual canoe meet unfolds today at Lake Mendon bringing together key clubs from Kenwood Cheney Stillwater Wuyton and Milwaukee to compete. Teams from Detroit Tykeon Polwalis Latins and Ohioan Chiebela join Mayo group Wise Bevyvit and Longwoool club.
Three girls suffered fatal injuries when a train struck their carriage near Letra. Witnesses say the accident happened as the train approached a crossing on the road near Lenexi. Bart Scowt and Myuyihis assisted, with responders arriving promptly.
A garbled report notes the Hepatit ean Convention at Dow Stansled Font poimt was postponed due to a strike, with dates shifting to July 25 or the strike’s end. The piece mentions figures such as Terigation Bureey Thanes and MU Griffin of Washington, plus irrigation work plans near a river, and a National Council of Education meeting in New York.
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