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Kimball Graphic

Location

Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1886

Page

2

Nations ranked in wealth and shipbuilding reports

The Graphic details global wealth rankings led by France, with the United States second and Britain third as Germany, Italy, Spain, Russia, Adattalia and Austria follow. It cites September fire losses and shipbuilding reports, plus a note on Chicago aviation and civil service veteran certification rules.

France United States Great Britain Germany Italy Spain Russia Adattalia Austria United States Civil Service, Commission

Charleston Earthquake Damage Attributed To Old Buildings

Mr A B Mulloht a former supervising architect of the treasury argues that Charleston’s earthquake damage is exaggerated by comparing it with Washington. He notes Charleston’s structures are largely old with locally sourced inferior mortar and cement, suggesting the apparent destruction would be less severe elsewhere.

A B. Mulloht The Treasury Charleston Washington Wtmace

Railroads in 1886 assets and debts grow markedly

On January 1 1886 there were 28000 miles of railroad in the United States with reported assets exceeding 8214 201 220 though debts bond and other liabilities reached 4256875562. The Rail road Gazette notes slower expansion since 1872, with far fewer miles of new track laid through 1886.

United States Linbili Thea

Grain shipments rise with new rail routes to Montreal

Grain carried west to Montreal for export has greatly increased over the last three years and more is expected with a direct Minneapolis to Montreal rail line. A short route via Minneapolis Sault Ste Marie and Georgian Bay is reported, and Grand Trunk eyes a northwest link to Sailt Ste. Marie. The Minneapolis to Montreal distance is about 2000 miles, 250 less than via Chicago to New York. In New York, a Protestant Episcopal convention adopted resolutions on marriage and divorce requiring county clerks to issue licenses and seeking uniformity in recording parcels.

Montreal Minneapolia S J. Paul Minneapolis Sault Bte Maria & Atlantic Canadian Pacific Rods Grand Trunk Gravenhurst Phore Georgian Bay Sailt Ste. Marie New York Chicago New Jamon Wind Luriner Aga Nour Hantings St. Paul Neb de Bonswade Violat Cumer Gord Lonsdale Earl Cress Bell Boy Lewis Livingstam Macqueen Milan City Dew Constantinople England Dardanellee Francis A. Walker Stanford California Congressman Felton Colorado Ee State United States Bonator Fike Franklin Falla X. H. Bale Stanley Chippewa City Ea Glairy Wis Eau Claire Martin Gannon Nelile Goldsmith Mniure Mick Purpawa Gannon Ch Ontioud Hin Pittafield Mane Josiah Curtee Fonda Grenstaw Mondomin Towa Weat Ioland Lailift Purlee Saltyrea Gilerrin Defrynwe Pefaw Joe Frank Borenger Glowersville N.Y Bontiky Point Lwis Genter New York City J. Edward Simmons Edward Fox Toman Poveenor Jerry Mahano Benedict Barola Col. Buoman Y Upoeral Jorn Myron Reid Union Furniture Company Grand Rapids Mich Nathan Brorsly Banyo Union Springs Ald Natheo Northern Piss Company Washburn Win Chemane Lone Cedar Rapids Joe Bonber Grand Forks Red Red River Potta Iran Mountain Republic Milwaukee & Northven Road Milwaukes W. L. Green Thomas W. Smnthy L. A. Uealey A. A. Rantwy We Davidson Jth Her Navy Department Whitney Knights of Labor Otter Washington Navy Yard Navy Yard Oftcore Ingle River Lincoln County Wingates Dickinson & Cook'n General Stores Dradatreet The London News Maya Provneva Ireland Gladatonn Trinh Westminster Lord Hartington Chamberlain Gladatone Thoms B. Scott Wisconsin Morrill Sawyer Oakosh Butte Montana Arthur Bessette F. X. Girard Lamartiny Matthew &. Evana Ofan Townahiy Range 6Th Fergus Falls Land Mian Minnesota St. Paul, Minneapolis& Manitoba Railroad Company Itia Bulgaria Sofa Phillinpopolia Huatchok Sevéra T. F. Bayard Yale Vienna Oventien Thi Bowen Oliver He Diskenson Inenrad Jacred Jerwrah Bned Yephi

Assassination Case Developments and Westward Alerts

Bronx notes report rapid developments in the Leavitt assassination case with John Arenadori named as the shooter. Confessions tie Leavitt to Benjamin Haddock's murder. arrests, bail, and police actions expand, with names like Arthur Muncheath and Henry Treber prominent. Other items cover fires, political moves, and a broad array of crimes and investigations across the Midwest and beyond.

Kéquith Joan Arere- Goch Bronx Cry Iowa Leavith Chicago Attorney Wood Wood Chionge FA. Hill Sioux City Triune JC. Kelly Hill Leavitt John Arenadori Franz Stewing Company Leavittan Frank Cochran R. Haden John Hoop Taire Tomat Champion Stator Bherman Twan Sioux i Honor Bank Moncheath George Trivber Louis Plath Baie Tenumiat Reall Dateharen Treber Walker Bout Haddock Trieber John Aronadort Arcradort Munchrath Mluth Wenry Myacl Columbia House John Arenaijorl Haddock Arensdorf Davenport Wdelozabe Knights of Pyti Paul Leader George Lange Ward Mundhrath Sherman Warriuite Isa Deavitt Wtath Malone Neyo Armador Lengitt Alderman

Chicago Anarchists Convicted in Turbulent Trial

The court sentences the Chicago Anarchists led by Lutu to Joliet penitentiary for fifteen years hard labor. Other defendants receive death by hanging on December day following the trial, amid warnings that lawless resistance to justice will meet severe punishment.

Chicago Parsons Wardick Mlingis Jawa Edwin Mennin Puta Mia Liberty Noobo Joliet

Dakota Territorial News Briefs Mixed In Flames and Fire Losses

A two week report ending Sept 15 covers mine losses at Homvatake and a milling plant near Stipance, with 80 000 attributed to the mine fire. multiple house blazes including near Sanborn and Willowdale, a deadly collapse at a pigeonary, and deaths in Morton and Oliver counties. Damages total thousands with several insurance gaps. Bridge fire endangers eastbound passengers. railroad workers survive. Territorial party committees organize campaigns. Fire and health orders disrupt Morton and Oliver counties.

Homvatake Manson Stipance Los Jurdurd County Awilphur Adred Alison Pigeonary New Grass Forks Janes Forbes Thomas Ryan Valley Cay William M. Williamson General Lando Halling Mitchell Iand Hon PLD Amos Belcher Sanborn Naturalgax Bargo Darrow Fargo Territorial Board of Health Coe Mandanto Morton Oliver Canton Territorial Democratic Central ‘Committee of Dakota L.G. Johnson Brown Den Minneapolis B.strawder Lof Clay J. A. Seaton Willowdale Watertown Miller Charles Sweat Bank of Secretary of the Interior Hia General Land Office Goh Towhehip Aberdeen Land District Edgar ‘Tibbitts Bismark Pierre Fire and Marine Insurance Company Rolinson Andrew Carlson Peter Nelson Bismarck Robinson Nelson Spink and Clark Counties E. W. Foster Frankfort Mariner Northville William N. Berry Willow Lanke Trail Steele Griggs J. F. Selby Traill W. Sprague I. H. Adan C. PB. Price Moses Young C. H. Warwick House

Worcester Teesplrin Honors George Bancroft in Homecoming

A Worcester Mass crowd welcomed George Bancroft born in town with a public reception. On entering the hall the audience rose in tribute, heads bowed then lifted as cheers erupted. Bancroft, with snowy hair and dignified bearing, bowed to his hometown.

Worcester Mass George Bancroft Bangrold Mann Mr. Bancroft Mr. Bancroft, With His Snowy Hair and Stately, Dignified Thanner

Dakota Territory Governor Reports on Civilian Prosperity

Gov. Pierce presents annual summary noting Dakota’s unsettled wealth, new land filings, railroad expansion, and population growth. He urges clearer land use for school funds, warns on cattle ranching limits, and calls Congress to empower territorial development and representation within the Union.

Giibord A . Pierce Dakota Ama Ensenini Tee Thas Hall Leen Pastuc Hallroad Jane Jones Katy Pope Congress Lipadialaalon Adda Yaey Eptrit Sud

English Women and Manners in a 19th Century View

A Baden critique cites English women as less educated than peers in other regions, praising outdoor skills and practical pursuits while assuming limited literary taste. The piece contrasts women’s supposed lack of high art with their proclivity for riding, shooting, walking, billiards, pattering, and park knowledge, noting they avoid housewifery before marriage.

Baden Vale Gitia Tiurwant Degdemonn

Eye stone described as alive and calcareous relic

Fragmented OCR notes claim the eye stone is 0 efficient at removing foreign bodies. It is said to be alive, moves in vinegar, and is composed of calcareous material that reacts with acid to move via evolved carbonic acid. The eye stone is likened to the mollusc shell’s front door on the South American coast.

Sant Bostat Polatous Steve Hermuticuilly Ted Rmee Groutt Rick

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