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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1897
Page
3
Fragmented OCR reads as a crowded survey of weather, medicines, legal mentions, and a stray note on war and economy. It references Hull's Cotard Care, Allen’s Foot-Ease ads, and a Chilean navy economy measure, with scattered names and dates.
Mey Hved in Philadelphia and Annie Gilbert, 21, of New York, agreed to marry after wagering on a ride to be completed before Mey returned. Alderman Caney consented to perform the ceremony with Dry Max Primkel as best man. The event occurred with both parties dressed in bold attire amid bets and public interest.
A woman reports severe fibroid tumor symptoms ending after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Doctors failed to help, but after taking the remedy regularly her flow normalized and the tumor disappeared. examination later showed normal results. Person: Mna. B. A. Lownanp of Westdale, Muss.
A disastrous collapse at the idome theatre in Cincinnati sent plaster and debris onto a surging crowd. Three killed and many injured as the ceiling and ornamental plaster fell, trapping and injuring dozens. Hospitals received the injured. medical staff and volunteers aided the victims and crowd control efforts were organized amid widespread shock.
The report notes a political bid with personal injury threats as Tow aims to defeat Tracy and the Republican force. Tow vows to use any means possible to foil Tracy, who allegedly is backed by supporters using a horse and horseman for publicity.
Dell Cal October 5 William Harold and Under Sheriff Rad ord were shot and killed while attempting to arrest Harold for complicity in the September 20 stage robbery near Yerka and Fort Jones. Deputy Sheriff Stewart was seriously wounded. A young woman sought a letter at Centerville post office asking for a business or love letter.
A note from Denvar Col. Orfotolia Gore and Amoori Canditare shows a candidate withdrawing from consideration for the justice seat. The party executive committee will choose a replacement as support wanes amid past convictions and tensions within the field.
Report from a disrupted session as labor action interrupts painting work and decorum. Composers and artists rallied for better wages, presenting bids to management amid unsettled negotiations. The scene centered on disputed pay and obligations, with the union pushing for fairness while crews awaited responses.
The Brothers of St Andrews met at Music Hall this afternoon to review reports from the Canadian section. A growing membership and improved efficiency were cited, with greetings exchanged with Canadian delegates and plans to aid Japan.
Washington October 1 Secretary Atewer, amid chaotic reports, weighs the Hammond case involving alleged rough treatment of a Fort Sheridan officer by Captain Leverius. General Miles reviews papers while Alger contemplates propriety of government action as Miles discusses with Miles.
A violent incident at Kolant Hereford ranch on the Wid tiver reservation near Tander ends with the death of a woman and a Mexican man after a confrontation over whisky and guns. The exact injuries and motive remain unclear.
Legal writs allege John L Sullivan assaulted and evicted by Brank Ve Duin of Boston, seeking $15,000 in damages and $2,000 claimed for alleged trespass conversion. Writ served on Sullivan in Providence, ball posted.
A thirteen year old Joanie Matthews was arrested in Guthrie charged with murder. Police say a boy was found shot dead near Captain Ty Ta Tidges's home, with the weapon possibly fired from across the street.
Washington reports that Chicago city authorities attempting to stop streetcar mail transport risk conflict with federal power. The issue centers on whether authorities can compel or prohibit mail carriage on streets, with federal protection for carriers under question, while charter liability remains a city dispute.
The president appointed A. D. Rike as postmaster at Thomasville Georgia. The incomplete dispatch notes opposition to a white man receiving the post and references disturbances in the state. An unknown shooter killed a man for accepting the appointment.
A fragment from a 19th century romance outlines Mona’s complex relations with Uncle Sandy Everard and Lord Fitzallan during a summer at Contrexeville. The plot threads involve proposals, family power, a potential marriage, and Mona’s struggle over independence and loyalty to Kenneth as others scheme.
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names places and terms. It mentions Scrofula cures and various personal names and locations, interspersed with incomplete phrases and stray fragments. The readable content highlights medical terms and odd spellings without a coherent narrative or clear event.
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