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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1887
Page
4
A garbled OCR item mentions Watton and Cy Ty in a dispute over Biata and a beret. Readable fragments suggest a legal or personal confrontation with unclear details and dates. The piece preserves names as readable but lacks concrete actions or outcomes.
Disjointed report covers sessions on Indian affairs and appropriation measures. It notes votes on preserving rivers and reservations, building dams, and security for debt obligations. Mentions Van Wyck constitutional amendment and conference report on the naval bill, with fiscal items including a 20000 grant for rent and college repairs. Also references political speeches and Democratic Party sentiment.
Fragmentary text references pension system strain and proposed reforms, naming Stryn as a focal point. It hints at policy debates and potential impacts on retirees, but readable details are sparse and uncertain.
Reports detail a major earthquake affecting Genoa Nice Avignon Cannes and surrounding towns. Buildings collapse cause deaths and injuries while panic leads to evacuations. insurance mentions and medical debates appear amid the disaster narrative.
Frederick Douglass reports to the Boston Courier on access to the French Senate and corps legislatif, noting small galleries, ticketed admission, and his impressions of decorum, dress, and parliamentary drama including a clash over Jefferson Davis’s amnesty debate with M. Maite, presiding in Moquet’s gallery chair.
Thousands attended the funeral of Samuel Murfitt described as the largest man in the world. The London resident, 55, weighed about 20 stone with a 6 foot 1 inch height and a 100 inch waist. A hearse could not accommodate him, body removal required window access and at least twenty men.
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