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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1892
Page
1
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News from Washington reports President Harrison comments on his party's November loss. He cites rejection of tariff policy and the force bill as key factors. He notes mixed reactions in the North and South, criticizes party leadership, and discusses the impact of state campaigns on New York and Indiana. Some mentions of cabinet figures and regional demonstrations accompany the analysis of political fallout.
William S. Johnstone, prominent Maulton businessman, is arrested for bigamy. Accuser, identified as Wife No. 3, alleges a long history of dishonesty, multiple marriages, and prior spouses who died under mysterious circumstances. The case has stirred local interest amid broader news from New York and other cities.
Senator Patt of South Dakota, speaking at the Grand Pacific yesterday, commented that the Republicans were defeated not by a landslide but by misreading the mood of the nation. He blamed populist and Democrat collaboration, the platform shifts in St Louis, and the railroad interests for steering the ticket. Patt warned that labor uprisings and farmer discontent contributed to the loss, calling the episode an experiment with lessons for the future while noting no new congressional session was planned.
A detailed, tense report from The Standard Union on President Harrison’s era, cabinet reshuffles, and rumored moves of associates like J J Moline. It notes a possible New York partnership replacing officials and the impact on political balance, plus commentary from economists on tariff policy and industrial growth. It also mentions a New York City graft case involving Charles A White and a flood of damages in Venezuela.
A Baltimore and Ohio express reportedly wrecked near Hartman’s switch after leaving Cumberland. Officials later released a brief but unclear statement. reports say engine 156 and car stock were damaged with several lives feared lost, though later accounts provide limited details.
A chaotic assault at Homestead ends with one man dead and a second seriously wounded. Witnesses described a shooter bursting into the scene and firing repeatedly, then fleeing as police arrived. Investigators seek the assailant, Max Newman of New York, while the motive remains unclear.
Nov 14 and 16 reports depict Thomas Neill Cream’s hanging at Newgate after a troubled night, with later coverage of a U.S. tariff commission proposal under President Cleveland as Congress nears session, outlining delays and reform aims amid partisan concerns. The Knights of Labor assemble in St Louis, with delegates from every district attending and plans for events and reports.
A boiler explosion near Milwaukee at night killed five men and injured several others on a freight train engine. The dead include engineer Wat Cowey and fireman William Moyer. other fatalities named Harry Alison and conductor Kendrick. The wreck left the locomotive a total loss near Palo Alto as crews investigated. Also noted are social notices from Milwaukee and San Francisco about marriages and society events.
Cleveland plans to host New Year dinner honoring reform leaders after a December meeting. City figures discuss upcoming May convention, and speakers include Cleveland Adams Hot POPOXA and others. Arthur Weellmeas to begin a 50 day fast under Western Reserve guidance. details sketch Cleveland social and political scenes.
A scrambled OCR report details thirteen days of drifting vessels and damaged shipping for England, mentions locations London and San Francisco, and notes repairs to enable continued voyage. It references October and November dates, ship names, and weather events affecting navigation and city disturbances with limited readability.
A patchwork of European unrest across nations including Hungary Belgium Portugal and France signals rising tension ahead of winter. Reports note changes in cabinets tensions over universal suffrage and looming revolutionary movements with protests in Carmaux and a fragile French ministry amid fiscal strains and political upheaval.
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