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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1894
Page
2
A garbled column mixes natural history with speculative science and noisy anecdotes. It recalls robins feeding their young, the chaparral cock, and venomous snakes, then shifts to human inquiry about telegraphy and vibrating light. The piece blends odd facts, misprints, and curious digressions across birds, poles, and Bible editions.
Beadle county leaders urge state and county action to back irrigation laws and artesian wells. Proposals call for two artesian wells in central and northern counties to feed shallow beds and streams, financing from state credit and coordinated county efforts. Keystone region gold discovery drew attention as local inquiries spark exploration.
A July canvass of Cable Road surface workers and locals disclosed oddities in organizing efforts. Conductor with years of factory work past revealed a shift in labor ties. Several graduates from notable schools and colleges were among those involved, while others held various roles. A trade group meeting drew questions about motives, power, and influence in the community.
Wastixorox July 17 The fight over topartment townsites in Oklahoma pits Interior Department against the railroad as settlers demand rail stops at department towns. A bill to force stops passes the House but stalls in the Senate amid railroad lobbying and filibuster threats. Conference talks between leaders Berry and Kilgore fail to reach agreement as adjournment nears.
A report from an unnamed city details Archbishop Ireland removing Bishop Marty amid a church complaint about Sisters. It notes Ireland plans to appoint an assistant Archbishop as a temporary fill and hints at broader reforms. The piece blends sensational mischief with political unrest and social change.
Market notes show cattle prices around 64 to 66 dollars with stockers and feeders at 80 dollars, hogs near 85 to 90, and calves about 85. Wheat futures trade near 590 in July and nearby September. Grain values list cash bids and futures across corn, oats, and soy with regional references for Chicago and Omaha.
The federal contempt case against Eugene V. Debs and union leaders opened in Chicago as prosecutors seek writs of attachment for acts defying injunctions. Key figures including Gregory and Erwin attended with attorneys as debates over railroad interference and enforcement of federal orders dominated the session.
Judge Seaman in the United States circuit court orders the contempt trials of Debs Howard Rogers and Kullher for next Monday morning. Bail set at 4,000 dollars with four defendants in custody of the marshal. Debs and the others vow to refuse further bonds, citing threats to bondsmen in related cases.
The article reports that hotelkeepers Hovtiere Motorkenpera Aro Jolie Oukinn and Toho Walters were fined 53 for selling liquor on Sunday. It notes a mayoral warning and cites delegates electing leaders at the county Democratic convention in Librey with names including W. Hickok F W That Wasstand and others. Weather and harvest remarks follow about dryness and corn, with July dates referenced.
Rumors of Mrs. Cleveland visiting New York to prepare for a voyage to Europe are unfounded. She will remain at Gray Gables with her children, avoiding travel during the current administration and keeping a low profile near the president.
In Ireland on July 17 the Vigilant and Hintonia started their eighth contest for the Commodore’s Cup, racing the same course as yesterday amid a strong winter wind. The Vigilant led the second round but Britannia retired after its forestay failed, as the race crossed the line at 11 00 14 with Vigilant at 2 10 49. Britannia 2019.
In a federal court hearing, defendants Debs, Soward, Kelcher, and Rogers were told they will go to jail rather than receive bail for the ongoing contri pledge cases. The judge indicated a bond of 810,000 was considered and rejected.
The text reports Archbishop Henneskey at Fort Dodge for a confirmation service held this morning. A large congregation attended, but no witnesses other than the archbishop and clergy are noted.
A massive dynamite blast at No 5 Stockton mine near New Stockton killed and maimed numerous workers. Charles ODonnell and Andrew Sabo are among the injured. the explosion destroyed the lower slope area and debris filled the mine shaft as rescuers combed the wreckage.
The conference committee of Republicans, including Voorhees and others, planned a full conference meeting at 2 PM to discuss the tariff bill. Senators Showman, Aliivon, Aldrieh, and the group met at Geneva but adjourned without action after discussing the general situation. The chatter includes mentions of statehood debates, Gladstone, and antisuffrage remarks.
A Tennessee murder trial features a horse as key witness. The horse’s reactions allegedly reveal the murderer’s intent in a district where the crime occurred. The horse led authorities to a tree where the suspect supposedly staged the scene and demanded gold, strengthening the case for conviction.
A garbled passage depicts a commercial traveler praising a newly minted acquaintance and referencing civilization. The dialogue hints at intrigue and a tense exchange, ending with a line about travels near Washington.
A solemn execution unfolds in Cool County as Patrick Eugene Prendergast is hanged for the murder of Carter Harrison. The death march includes a detailed jail vigil, guard arrangements, and a final ceremonial approach to the scaffold ending in a swift, composed death. The ceremony followed a drawn out nine month trial and appeals process, with the condemned showing calm resolve. The public and officials watch as the sentence is carried out in a charged atmosphere.
The Awbary Martettaces and officials abandon a planned tri-state bicycle meet after protests from managers. The Longie of American Wheelmen schedule a Denver event next month, aiming to unite racing communities, while the New Jersey division distance itself from the movement.
Fire of incendiary origin swept the town of New Berlin causing extensive damage estimated at over 26000. Buildings, stock and property were destroyed leaving many destitute. Local reports say assistance is needed as residents seek aid. Also notes the eleventh annual encampment of a veterans association will be held August 15 and 16 on fairgrounds. Democratic convention set for Hardin County Court House on Saturday. Other items report a $30,000 mail release decision in New York and a legal matter involving Marastus Winaw.
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