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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1896
Page
2
A report outlines a chaotic scene as a masked man in a rural town fires upon a group, causing panic and a rapid police response. The article notes a single casualty, widespread fear, and investigators tracing the attacker’s route through nearby streets amid mounting tensions. Local officials urge calm as details emerge about motive and the suspect’s identity.
A large crowd gathered in Milwaukee as Mr Bryan spoke in rain at Milyyauikee Park and Schlitz Park, addressing the gold standard versus bimetallism debate. He argued the dollar must reflect real purchasing power, criticizing the gold standard and urging support for expansion of money backed by silver and labor. Governor Peck introduced him and the Chicago platform was explained to the audience.
News reports from New York on September 7 indicate the Spanish Junta plans a swift transport effort to Cuba. Chartered liners including Cunard ships and others are listed as vessels to deploy troops and matériel, with comments from officials noting uncertainty and possible government use. The discussion covers ship capacities and timelines for reinforcement, while unrelated meteorological notes follow later.
A Rare relic from early Iowa days surfaced Friday at Augnila near the Akunk River. The giant millstone once powered a Skunk River mill founded by Levi Mounty and eleven families in 1833. Floods of 1867 destroyed the mill and its gear. The stone will be moved to Burlington for display during Iowa's semicentennial in October. Also notes Canada cheese exports about 1,000,000 pounds last year and New York exports around 7,500,000.
South Dakota officer Shielded a man named Yocum after a fatal Thursday barroom stabbing by Barnes of Ball Foreche. After a mob formed to hang Yocum, Sheriff Fuller arrived with the prisoner and escorted him to safety at Deadwood. Witnesses say little is known about Yocum’s motive or his wife’s whereabouts.
Sept 4 in the city a masked pair sprang from shrubs demanding a man s money. He refused and tackled them, firing two shots as the assailants fled. Police search for two youths believed involved, details unclear due to a damaged report.
Hugh Merron was declared insane yesterday after a break with reality. He had worked in Chicago and reportedly became infatuated with a local teacher, prompting a flight from the city to hide his distress. He later traveled to Omaha, New Orleans, Tampa, and Havana before returning home and accusing his parents of causing his troubles. A later note mentions Mrs. Phronia Litas of Garner, Indiana, dying at her daughter's home after cancer, while serving as matron of a welfare home and treasurer of a women’s society.
At Fleetwood Park on September 4 5 000 attendees watched Cyd Hamlin’s Fleet Fantasy defeat Abmokt and 1K Crack starters. Bouzette broke early then finished strongly as Upiline trotted to lead, with Herdin tauee and Canwuca close behind in the heat.
The Chinese ambassador Li Ming Chan met with New York reporters at the Waldorf. Edward B. Drew presented the delegation to the viceroy, who spoke of New York’s sights but refused to comment on the election and urged caution on routes to the Pacific. He urged repeal of the Geary Act and criticized winter passage.
Chicago marked Labor Day with a grand parade as thousands filled the streets to honor workers. The gathering included political figures and labor organizers, with speeches and demonstrations showcasing unity and the holiday’s national significance.
A large crowd greeted ex governor Veck and candidate Ryan at Northwestern station and Auditorium Annex in Chicago. Supporters cheered as they arrived by Tan train. later a delegation moved to Democratic headquarters amid noisy scenes at the event.
Champion Gauidure won the Great Cup race after a fast open water course from Pulnwy to Martie. Stanbury protested Gauidure claiming a foul as Gauidure finished ten lengths ahead in two minutes and seven seconds with Stannbury second in two minutes forty seconds.
Cleveland Ohio Sept 7 centennial celebration resumed after delays with a ceremonial march in the armory. Prof Charles D of Western Reserve University named president and discussion focused on private and secondary education. Governor Holcomb pardons W K Tall in a forgery case while Hurricane Malontows Pennsylvania devastates sections of Mehalen and neighboring areas with extensive damage and injuries.
Delegates from hình British and Irish unions gather at the City Hall in London for the twenty ninth annual congress. Key resolutions push for shorter working hours and factory act reforms, discuss inspector appointments, and oppose foreign paper imports. Postings from participating unions include leaders such as Chas. H. Willigh and Josaph Arch. Meantime, political figures and labor reps address themes of wage standards and public relief. The congress runs seven days with debates, protests, and committee work.
The National Association of Letter Carriers meets in Grand Rapids Michigan September 7 with a large turnout. Postmaster Carroll gives welcome. a Labor Day parade involves about 500 Chicago office carriers. A proposed bill seeks pay raises from 600 first year to 2022 yearly figures? and other increases. carriers seek higher compensation for service and exposure.
Washington reports rapid industrial expansion linked to the Siberian railroad and newer mining and manufacturing ventures. Factories open weekly and new ventures in sugar, gold, ironware, and coal supply emerge under ambitious capital. Separate notes cover a bridge accident near Kansas City and a Canadian side excursion by Li Hung Chank, plus political maneuverings in London and Indianapolis.
Din weekly review notes signs of renewed business activity due to heavy gold imports and easing fears. Wheat, wool, and cotton show price movements with cautious optimism. exports rise while industrial output remains uneven.
The Parliament of Labor opens in Rainburg on Monday with hundreds of delegates. Key topics include domestic servants, saloon and cafe workers, and enforcement of labor standards amid a broad program for union reform and workers’ rights. The event highlights the concerted push for improved conditions and employer accountability across multiple trades.
Dispatches report Archbishop Martinelli, soon to succeed Cardinal Satolli, departs Genoa aboard the steamer Fulda and will likely reach New York then Washington within about two weeks. He will assume duties with the retiring cardinal’s guidance and proceed to Washington for formal reception and consideration of early actions.
General Clarkson of Omaha elected commander in chief of the G A R by acclamation after rivals withdrew. Major Clarkon and Linghan praised for unity. Adjutant General Mullen of Minnesota unanimously elected senior vice commander. other officers named including surgeon general and chaplain in chief. Women’s relief corps installed new president Agnes Hitt of Indianapolis.
In Chadron Nebraska on September 4 a deadly house fire killed two of Deputy W A Dordeys children after neighbors and officials found the Danley residence ablaze. The four year old girl was found in her bed as fire investigators noted a pane over the room and bed saturated by smoke. Authorities are pursuing possible motives while questioning Danley who admits no known enemies. The fire caused limited structural damage with swift smoldering. public concern and theories fill the town as police and fire departments investigate.
A jumble of historic and fictional names recounts the fate of Prince Lobanoff and an exile who claimed kinship, later linked to trials, disappearances, and prison. It touches on Coburn’s or Paris’ police, a nihilist judge, and a mistaken Whistler forgery tale with a note on aging artist Kart Grey near 100.
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