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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1894
Page
2
An artifact filled with varied clippings covers travel lore, royal musings, weather and rain drops, building bids in New York, cucumber and honeybees notes, bank notes, friction about aluminum bathtubs, colonial life, and a scattered cast of people from Amelia Bare to the duke of Paris. The item blends disparate reports with no single focus or narrative.
A garbled Sioux Falls report notes a Laboringmen's union forming in Stour Fail with a planned Fourth of July celebration in Sioux Falls. It mentions the Moody county area, various local figures, incarceration rumors, and widening civic developments including bridges, rail notes, and town improvements.
Reports from Rio de Janeiro indicate Admiral da Gama has boarded a Portuguese warship in Rio harbor and offered surrender terms to President Peixoto in exchange for protection for himself and followers. Dispatches confirm a possible end to the rebellion and note questions over Portugal’s role in the capitulation.
Ex mayor James H. Holton now of New York City was arrested at a station for alleged embracement in Vernon Texas. The report notes a private dispute in Flandreau and a court matter involving G. M. Higby, with county commissioners paying a claimed allowance and questions over authority and resignations in the case.
Official dispatches from Rio de Janeiro confirm reports of Admiral Da Gama’s surrender aboard the Portuguese corvette Mindelio Mo Vion. The dispatches note resurgent action and hesitation as officers adapt to new orders while preparations for formal ceremony proceed.
March 12 report cites expert estimates lowering the annual federal shortfall from 487 million to as low as 70 million, with customs receipts and whisky tax policy under the pending tariff bill shaping the deficit. Analysts expect slower imports, reduced stock, and continued conservative spending across departments to trim the gap.
A carpenter was killed at No 6 Cragan Avenue last Sunday after intruder Lindt entered the Huddingeywing River project and shot coworker Wuensch in the abdomen with a buckshot loaded shotgun. Lindt then shot himself, dying soon after in hospital. The assailant and victim were both recognized by local residents amid the traumatic event.
March 12 dispatches say St Joseph Grand Island will be represented in the Union Pacific conference. An effort will be made to add telegraphers to the schedule. Separate management exists within the Grand Island pact of the Union Pacific system, with same receivers. No further conference details available. Train communications and regional appointments feature in ongoing talks.
A cautious trade review notes mixed signs of improvement in business yet warns of cautious investors. Wheat prices rise, other staples vary, and domestic and foreign trade show uneven demand with continuing stock adjustments. The report highlights gains in iron and steel, coke production, and textile activity, while overall commerce remains wary amid inflation and cautious consumer spending.
The Friends of Charles W. Mosher, the Capital National Bank wrecker, press for a presidential pardon. Reports say a quiet, high-level effort has surfaced, with lawyers reviewing related documents as speculation grows that a pardon could come soon.
An OCR fragment recounts a dramatic incident in Wisconsin involving a tiger and veterinary surgery. It describes the remains of a missionary and a royal personage, a treatment with appendicitis, and a vivid scene of surgical removal of the vermiform appendix from a tiger. The text blends unrelated notices, local elections, and stock market notes, with scattered dates and names, including Madison and New York references, plus stock prices and cattle market details.
A scrambled OCR recounts a March session with Lord Rosebery and John Morley debating the government and House of Lords reform. Mentions ministerial bench concerns, party unity, and policy aims amid constitutional tensions. Also notes nominations for diplomatic and local posts, a jail death by suicide, and wartime parish disputes.
The monarch's address outlines aims for peace and arbitration, settlement of central Asia frontier questions with Russia, and talks with the United States on arbitration in riverine disputes. It notes colonial clashes in West Africa, Ireland reforms, and measures on electoral reform, church establishments in Wales and Scotland, and liquor control.
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