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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1895
Page
3
A chaotic shipboard incident aboard the Mohawk results in the death of seaman Charles Smith after a violent clash during a training exercise near Governor’s island. The coroner and Pier station respond as crews face confusion and conflicting accounts of what happened.
A long item traces sensational claims for No-To-Bac in Urbana Ohio in 1945. It recounts a sheriff named Wilkins praised by users, cites cases of weight gain and health boosts, and warns of counterfeit No-To-Bac products while noting local merchants Anderson and Cramer sold the remedy with a money back guarantee.
A Brooklyn woman in men’s attire traveled to Manhattan and leaped from a bridge after a motel incident. Police investigated the escape and recovery, with bystander reports noting the fatal fall near the Hudson river and the victim later identified by officials.
A chaotic scene unfolded at a convention in Villadelphia Pennsylvania as factions clashed amid disorder. Delegates from New York and Brooklyn faced disruptions during the meeting when votes and rules were contested. Delounte Win and J Marchant of Brooklyn were noted, with a later selection of Grand Raphia after an appeal from dissenting delegates.
In Butte Montana on September 7 a forgery case involves ex City Clerk Irvine’s agent Phillip Miller and others. Warrants were issued and suspects suspected of drafting phony warrants to political opponents. Authorities believe several may have fled the area. The case implicates numerous individuals and potential ties to high profile figures.
A rear end train collision in the Birlieion yards near Iowa Falls, Ta, injures one man pinned under a wheel. The train cars and stock were damaged as bystanders and crews attempted rescue and assess the wreckage.
A mosaic of snippets shows buried treasure in Hollura and a tale of Cornelius mansion with robbers seeking gold. Reports touch on a monetary conference letter by Balfour, a nature fruit pigment myth, fashion notes from New York World, and colorful street chatter about emanci- pated women and a French colonel.
A dramatic extract follows Tess and Mountjoy amid engagement tensions with Lord Harry. Letters, negotiations, and an impending marriage unfold with mounting intrigue as secrets threaten fidelity and fortune, ending with a perilous turn and a looming, decisive separation.
The article recounts a European flower trade influencing American horticulture, noting a royal patronage and Bancroft’s garden as a stage for roses. It describes imports from Europe, a royal stipend, and a display of blooms in Washington near the White House during a period of cultural exchange. It mentions a valuable pine specimen and a narrative about persistence and prestige in horticulture.
A study by J Kenehier examines trees over 180 years old felled to compare trunk growth rings with historical rainfall. Results show years of wide versus narrow rings align imperfectly with recorded rainfall, suggesting wood growth reflects broader climate patterns such as sunshine, evaporation, and moisture variability across long eras.
An OCR fragment from the Washington Star shows a girl voicing weariness with lessons and a casual hope to be a teacher. A jumbled line about Athan’s support and a reference to Philadelphia appear among garbled names and phrases.
A sprawling, garbled excerpt blends references to baking powder and hotel life with a long stream of names, places, and events. The piece shifts through sports, music, tournaments, and social observations, listing individuals and venues in a chaotic, diary-like flow with few clear outcomes.
A garbled advertisement touts a free book offer with a coupon system. It claims a one volume medical library delivered in strong paper covers, with postage paid and rapid delivery upon payment of a small cost. The text is choppy and inconsistent but centers on distributing a single-volume medical work.
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