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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1885
Page
2
A garbled 19th century page reports on religious revival in Massachusetts led by a pastor, male church member increases, a German infidel episode, plus rail traffic trends and a large memorial clock controversy. It includes a note on a Spanish artist and a strange spider intelligence anecdote.
Reporting on Gov Maten's mild reprimand, military court findings against Brig Gen Hazen, and a noted exchange over a 1864 loss claim. The piece covers criticism of official decisions, public statements to the War Secretary, and broader implications for military discipline and conduct. It also includes side notes on an Fort Appell interview and regional political unrest in Montana and Dakota areas.
The proclamation cancels the February 1855 executive order reopening parts of the Winnebago and Crow Creek reservations along the Missouri, restores the lands to public domain, and orders occupation halted within sixty days. It cites treaty obligations with the Sioux and cites the need to protect Indian tribes and U.S. interests. Prepared under President Grover Cleveland and dated April 7, 1885.
A detailed 1860s era update describes General Grant's condition after illness. It notes improved mood and mental strength aiding recovery, mentions attire and room setting, and reports physicians prescribing morphine for pain while monitoring throat complications. The piece includes political context on British and Afghan affairs and contemplates potential medical outcomes.
A chaotic report describes a violent mob in Pions Dakota dragging and hanging a suspect, W. Bell, outside a jail after a late court session. The scene includes a midnight entry to the jail, threats to sheriff and turnkeys, the lynching of Bell and a companion, and subsequent investigations. The article notes public outrage and calls for lawful trial amid contested guilt.
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