25 Nov 1893
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1893
Page
1
The notice outlines advertising terms including blanked wording about charges and future publication. It notes that certain communications require payment details and references a Tuesday publication date. The text is fragmented and unclear but centers on advertising order procedures and pricing.
Detailed account of Commissioner Blount's inquiry into the Hawaiian Revolution with testimony from Wandenbarg Damon and others. Describes U S troop landing, provisional government actions, queen's abdication, and the role of American forces in shaping events through January in Honolulu.
Secretary Capistrano announced the release of Russsian convicts held as political prisoners in Manila. The prisoners, deemed nonpolitical under local law, were discharged and bound for Brazil. A Brazilian unit ship with the Russian flag and American ensign dispersed from port, heading toward Urbaill.
A prolonged exchange unfolds with Thurston disputing Blount’s report on the Hawaiian revolution. He defends the provisional government and US troops role, cites that troops did not aid overthrow, and details cabinet clashes, armed sentiment, and actions around January 10 to 14 amid royalist pressure and appeals to foreign representatives.
The long-running murder case in Lyman county centers on Henry Schroeder and Frink Phelps charged in the death of a man named Mut Mutsod. The trial is set to begin in Alexandria with venue concerns noted, as Phelps seeks a change of venue due to alleged local prejudice.
A dispatch from Melilla says a severe storm forced fort work to pause for forty eight hours as the quail steamer for Malaga returned to Melilla. Skirmishes continued between Spanish forces and Rif tribesmen. two Spanish soldiers were wounded and a convict died in the clash. An envoy to General Macias sought peace terms with Kiitians. the conference offered a delay until Saturday before continuing the action. Bulgaria approves Alexander pension. remains interred there. widow accepts pension plan.
The Lehigh Valley strike hardens with potential widespread disruption. Train crews report refusals and legal limits blocking outbound trains while passenger service may suffer. engineers walk out, and maintenance staff remain with the company, signaling a prolonged endurance battle as a general conference of brotherhoods begins.
Fragmented report says the State Department avoided acknowledging Representative Thurston in a diplomatic capacity. It notes that Thirstow received copies of documents via Judge and cites Secretary Gresham’s letter to the President dated October 15 as a point of reference.
A carlin hunting party gathered near Lote Cunped with locals on the middle ford of Chay Water, sharing food for the winter as three Sveale Algor Smin and a Larson couple with French Goya helped scout prospects. The group traveled with Loew, who led the party and was well supplied for the season.
Fragmented text mentions people and a county, with garbled phrases about education and a perceived trend. It references a serialized feature and a lively atmosphere. Specific names, dates, or clear events are unreadable in the mangled input.
A disastrous blaze at the Merrill house, a combined hotel and boarding house under construction near Iraven, Pa, killed six men and seriously injured several others. Victims include Joan Reciy, Barney Wilkes, Henry Wilkes, Robert Suanlicy, J Wrenn, and James Hogs. Fire started around 4 30 am with the stairwell aflame, trapping rooms full of sleeping occupants. Fire chief William Mellies alerted residents as they panicked seeking exits and many perished in the corridors. The hotel, 80 by 40 feet, housed twenty five sleeping rooms, a telegraph office and other facilities. Proprieties Frauke Je Irailey and Robert Kenyon owned the site. Nearby, the tug Charles St. Stone sank at North River with two drowned.
Vinayva Wisconsin November reports exiiar Jennor Rupk died this morning in private car services offered from Chicago to Wisconsin for General Rusk funeral. Governor McKinlay and cabinet members offered ride as Republican leaders arrange funeral events. Lamont to appoint new assistant secretary of war by mid December. General Joseph I s Doe chosen to fill post, praised for leadership and capacity.
President Lorrios of Guatemala issues a decree of emancipation to labor classes from slavery. The measure, published in Guatemala, is to take effect next March and aims to curb forcible posta mon of workers by government agents and harsh relocations. Henry C. Stewart, the consul general, reports the plan will go into effect in March.
The Gazette reports negotiations backed by the Russian government to end competition between Russian and American oil firms, aiming to form a great international trust. A conference at St Petersburg discussed the trust and price cuts are cited as justification. it remains to be seen if American exporters will agree with the Russians.
Western roads adopt unified times next Sunday. The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line shifts 9:00 pm for Guanehe and Sioux City to depart earlier, with a 6:25 pm arrival at the last city on the way. A 6:00 pm St Paul and Minneapolis train moves to 6:90 pm, and a new service at 5:30 pm will run to Dakota, Minnesota, and Des Moines.
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