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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1894
Page
3
Fragmentary dialogue shows Lenni Tabu and Yuluita debating travel and loneliness at Teayent, with a looming note of fear and emergency. Grandpa urges faith and practical remedies while mentioning powder, a cure for consumption, and a 25 cent price, reflecting anxious concerns of a community.
A fragmentary report from Yulinya notes the death of the Russian czar, with succession details and references to Napoleon’s invasion era. It traces the lineage through Nicholas and Constantine, mentions Alexander II and Alexander III, and hints at dynastic turmoil and public reaction in St. Petersburg and surrounding regions.
The message notes the death of the emperor and the plan to order the Russian flag over the legation at half mast. Prince Cantazenene was said to convey the news. funeral arrangements may take several days. TheRussian minister reacted with profound emotion, notifying his colleagues.
A long flawed sketch outlines Alexander III Emperor of all the Russias born March 10 1845 and succeeding his father on March 19 1841. It details family ties grand dukes and vital events including plots attempts on his life and his aim to strengthen Russia while guarding Constantinople. It covers Romanov lineage wars with the Mongols and shifts in succession law and ends with notes on relatives and military service.
Reports spread of a round basin two miles from Anniston Alabama described as a deep chasm with a craterlike rim and lush bottom. Sightings sparked wild tales of tremors and a sleeping volcano as stumps and rocks tumbled, drawing curiosity from towns like Oxford and locals wary of hoaxes and fear.
A Canadian mining syndicate led by L Haningarten and Baumgarten, active across Quebec and coastal regions, seeks control of premier mica and other mineral properties. They claim vast reserves and plan inland and coastal operations with electric plants, targeting extensive ore extraction and new ventures in Canada.
The Yceum League of America transitions from a national to a public institution with an eight page paper as its national organ. The management includes senators congressmen and other dignitaries with Theodore Koonyak guiding civil service activity. It lists 1,200 clubs mostly young men around 22 and advocates citizen reforms and public service while educating youths.
A Illinois man, Chief Clerk Muti at the Northern Penitentiary, shot himself to death at 7:30 this morning. He had served twenty eight years as chief clerk and introduced a system of methods in the prison. Neighbors speak of his habit of drinking and erratic behavior in his final days.
A fragmentary account discusses Russia's heir and the aged czar's son, tracing the prince's upbringing and travels. It notes his education, exposure to European ideas, and a feared future as emperor, with emphasis on his harsh views and influence from German circles.
In a tangled dispatch from Centex, an unnamed auditor cites a “great friend of peace” dying and warns that successor power shifts may follow. The piece notes European nations prepared for the loss, with reflections on war, famine, and shifting alliances affecting Weaver and Gore CENTEX.
Omaha Neb Nov 6 voters face a plain question on bonds of 1,000,000 to build the Matta River Canal from the Plwith river to the Loop and Elithora rivers. Proponents claim it will create 25,000 to 50,000 horsepower for factories, power Omaha’s growth, and attract industry, while opposition doubts feasibility and cost.
Cardinal Sibbons preached at a Maryland cathedral urging unity among Christians. He spoke of a yearning for union across English speaking lands, noting letters from protestant leaders expressing hope for reconciliation. He stressed social ties and shared faith while acknowledging the obstacles and necessary compromises in the path to unity.
A garbled market ledger from Minnesota lists cattle, hogs, and dairy items with prices and suppliers. Names like Bluen Blumen and Cannon appear amid fragmented figures for cattle, hogs, and creamery goods, noting closing dates in November and December with scattered regional references.
A new device named the stadimeter designed by Lieutenant Vinke promises to let mariners determine how far a ship lies from shore or other vessels. It claims simplicity compared with the range finder and could reveal both height and distance moments after use.
Fragmentary report notes a night watchman tied to Marraond Park and Hammond Packlog House hires. Osawa and Mia Vinze are unnamed in the plant affair as authorities pursue the truth amid public voting tensions and alleged property loss valued at 86 404 000.
A garbled 19th century piece touts Brazil imported pebbles used in coffee production on Long Island. It describes a complex pebble sorting device, claims immense pebbles per batch, and notes a large reward for a cure for a listed disease. The passage also promotes a patent medicine with a $100 reward for proof of cure.
Story recounts Napoleon's health decline during the Egyptian campaign and consulate, attributing it to a grievous wound incident where a gunner's shell allegedly caused a malignant skin disease after Napoleon loaded a rammer with his bare hands. It details doctors and cures, then notes later plumpness after treatment and a shift in appearance.
A mixed reading from Demorest's Magazine and period notices covers visiting the sick with cheery talk, cigarette etiquette, eye anatomy, and the virtues of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It weaves practical advice with advertisements and trivia, highlighting social norms, health lore, and luxury lineage items.
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