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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1895
Page
2
A chaotic report from a Washington social event recounts a planned entertainment of tableaux vivants by a fund-raising group. Prominent attendees withdrew amid scandal rumors. A robbery involving Miss Mira Spencer and the loss of $97 unsettled the crowd, while opera and theater talk dominated after a misfired gala.
Washington May 8 Secretary Grey died at 11 15 o clock this morning in the Arlington hotel room. Hope of recovery faded after a sinking spell occurred shortly before he took last evening. Affected by heart ailment, injections were given but failed to save him. His wife Mrs. Gresham and family were with him. No funeral arrangements will be made until after the arrival of Mrs Gresham.
Debs faces six month term and related penalties after a U S Supreme Court decision upheld injunctions against interference with interstate commerce. The proceedings focus on violations of antitrust statutes and actions surrounding the Interes tate Commerce Commission and civil courts. The government asserts the ruling enforces lawful processes while Debs and other officers await further action and sentencing.
The long running cases against Frank M. ami Percival Ella and Bethe Hawley for the Tabumipolld Natal tank wrecking move toward the penitentiary after initial sentences in Michigan City. Briefer terms and appeals followed as the matter awaits action by higher courts.
A transport from Savannah, Ohio brings flowers to Oakwood Cemetery for Confederate soldiers at Camp Dovging. The array includes twenty four pampas trees, laurel, wild olive and hanging joss. A memorial wreath and additional floral shipments are planned from New Orleans and other southern cities ahead of a May 25 ceremony in Chicago.undesired text trimmed
A garbled report outlines state financial plans involving apportionment of funds for a pastor, office move to Pine Ridge, and road or public works allocations. It mentions South Dakota accuracy review, a slated apportionment of about 4 million dollars, and related maintenance or tax considerations, with unclear dates and recipients due to the damaged text.
Local school board faces two slander suits tied to allegations against Ron Maimer and Rupert Tendon. Do UE Mow i Wembee and other figures named in the cases, with ongoing council and church ties, amid discussions on superintendent credibility and DPI oversight. A mass turnout and community debate surround the ongoing legal actions and school governance.
Fragmentary text from a Memphis Convention item discusses dollars of full value and the employment of debts owed by citizens of the Union and by subjects of other countries. The fragment hints at financial obligations across domestic and foreign realms within a postwar context.
In Memphis on May 2, a meeting of anti silver coinage advocates denounced free coinage and argued for maintaining the gold standard. Separately, reports from Washington note Nicaragua and Honduras moving toward a defense alliance and a proposed Central American union with arbitration for disputes, while discussing dual metal standards and monetary policy.
May 27 in Dilne Texas delegates from the state Democratic committee met to define the party’s attitude on the money question. The gathering urged unity under the majority judgment while acknowledging personal doubts, with hard money and free silver factions both pledging to stand by their colors through the split era.
May 27 Nashville Tennessee: the state assembly concluded routine work while governor Turney secured the supreme chair after a lengthy campaign. Extra sessions may follow to address debts and charitable legislation. Meanwhile Memphis hosts national charity conference deliberations on union soldiers homes and related topics.
The article recounts evidence of white miners possibly entering the Black Hills and not returning, with mentions of Indian agent figures, Fur Company expeditions led by Vel o, and early colonial tensions. It notes mining dangers, later stock market updates, weather impacts, and a narrative blend of historical inquiry and frontier anecdotes.
Judge Fygerton granted a motion moving the state case against the bondsmen of the defaulting ex treasurer Taylor to the United States court citing local prejudice. Trial date not yet fixed due to health of Judge Edgerton. Judge Willams of Little Rock to handle the case. Fatal accidents reported in Dubuque and surrounding areas with victims named Ruppert and Brodle.
In Omaha on May 27, reports describe Captain Beck and his Indian pos in a tense mobilization as ammunition arrives at the agency. White forces and surface Indian aides prepare to respond to unrest while patrols and police are noted, with tension rising around the agency and surrounding hills.
The Salvation Army begins a broad country campaign led by Brigadier General Fielding at Princess rink. Officers met in Evanston for a high level planning session with several brigades to perform throughout rural districts, using brass bands and singing groups to draw crowds of 1,000 to 2,000. The aim is to strengthen the army’s presence beyond major cities, relying less on urban bases for support.
Washington notes Miss Mary Abt Gall Hamilton remains alive with fluctuating consciousness and limited nourishment over the last forty eight hours. Condition remains critical as reports from Washington indicate a fragile state and mixed signs of change.
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