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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1893
Page
4
A vintage lamp review describes a china pond lily lamp with open lily shade and enamel brackets. It notes care routines, lampwick trimming, cleaning methods, and the need for expert handling in boudoir and dining settings. It also recounts Edwin Booth stories and memories of Constant Coquelin meeting Booth in Paris.
Chicago reports say Daniel Coughlin the lone surviving conspirator in the Cronin murder case may get a new trial. State's Attorney Kern signals possible prosecution this month as evidence and rumors swirl about decoy letters and the white horse linked to Dinan and Cronin. Hynes and Forrest reportedly will not appear. Wing and Doubon to lead the proceeding.
Culcano Sept 5. Faitha the eft reports on Robert Austin's 10,000 mile journey to the single tax congress. He cites New Zealand adopting the tax amid 1878 bank failures and crisis, linking land value and income tax to relief, growth, and labor shifts.
In Milwaukee labor day observances unfold as banks and many businesses close. Secretary Carlisle refuses to confirm or deny reports that the administration favors abolishing national banks and substituting government supervised deposits. Congressmen Mull and Warner met Carlisle by appointment while Speaker Crisp’s possible conference with the treasury is questioned. Labor Day events draw about 6,000 workers at Schutz Park in Milwaukee and surrounding areas.
Intense scenes at Downing Street as the Home Rule Bill clears the House by a 401 to 247 tally, with Gladstone first to vote and Morley last. Crowds in London celebrate, sing, and cheer, while police manage a boisterous throng outside the Commons and on Downing Street amid widespread enthusiasm.
Reports from Fayal and Minneapolis describe a massive labor demonstration and crowd movements amid disasters and storms. The Fayal damage left many dead or missing while U.S. observers note large gatherings and subsequent relief efforts. meanwhile mining and land developments surface in national headlines with government plans to open Indian lands for settlement.
The passage notes human ingenuity improving nature through oyster cultivation in a coastal tank on the English Channel in France. Since spring 1890, oysters have been carefully tended, with experimenters claiming they reached larger size and superior flavor compared to wild counterparts. Support is urged for further quality improvements in cultivated oysters.
The article argues that baking powder strength varies with brands, criticizing all except Royal for inferior composition and loss of leavening power after opening. It claims Royal remains uniformly strong, economical, and produces lighter, healthier food, whereas substitutes waste flour, eggs, and butter and harm consumers financially and nutritionally.
A column reviews Dr. Mivart and his work Happiness in Hell noting his broad life, legal and medical background, and his proposed ideas on joy in damnation. Emerson and Swedenborg are invoked in contrasting views, with anecdotes about religion, ethics, and playful musings on heaven, hell, and human nature.
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