11 Nov 1887
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1887
Page
1
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a local item with unclear names and places. Readable parts point to a brief record of an event or notice and reference to a person or organization, though specifics remain fragmentary and uncertain.
A lengthy courtroom narrative covers Cap Black and Captain Black’s discussions, governor’s stance, and police actions amid the Haymarket bomb case. It details evidence, the juror selection process, and prosecutor Willard H. Guin nell opening, with defense challenges and trial progress through August. The piece notes arrests, raids, and proclamations linked to the Anarchist movement.
Prairie fire near Mitchell destroyed several hay and grain stacks. L. A. Sperry, Groton hardware dealer, made an assignment. Sioux Falls to Pierre line operation noted. A judge’s son was severely hazed. Parker resident G. Davis died suddenly of heart disease. Eureka land case heard at Aberdeen. Mars challenges Barnard filing over railroad transfer. Coal vein struck 806 feet north of Hu ron. Rail project surveying Milbank to Bronx Falls. Yankton still regarded as capital by many. Aberdeen creamery stock $5,000. Harney Peak mine employs sixty. Aberdeen News loss change. Gov Church removes Yankton trustees over alleged public funds misuse. Washington trip planned. New Milbank railroad survey crew. Park River elevator fire $18,000 loss. Dakota pensions listed. Court verdicts in Watertown. Doland man nearly commits suicide. Burlington railroad worker injured at Toronto. Park River wind drives major fire losses north of town.
The British Medical Journal notes antiseptic aid in a duel aftermath documented by French papers. A New Orleans tale mocks racial stereotypes. The incident highlights a surgeon's use of carbolic acid to sterilize blades as combatants collide, while broader chatter questions heredity and class through anecdotal remarks.
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