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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1900
Page
2
A broad, fragmentary 1900 column discusses health risks from unwashed fruit, burned water, and contaminated grapes, plus observations on education laws, Italian royalty, German liquor trends, Canadian jute plans, and assorted global tidbits. Strong entities include England, Italy, Germany, Canada, and Kipling.
The message outlines growth in population and territory, urging reduced war taxes and fiscal restraint. It emphasizes American liberty, the republic’s strength, and unity as the nation enters a new century, with references to the Constitution and expanding citizenship.
President exhorts a peaceful course in China, outlining U S aims to protect lives and property, promote lawful trade, and secure imperial reforms. He details Boxer Uprising impacts, foreign intervention, and calls for negotiated settlement with China, arbitration if needed, and safeguards for treaty rights.
The article outlines improving relations with the German empire including limited admixture of allied companies in new markets, a settled naval telegraphic link, and cautious enforcement of neutrality rules. It notes ongoing positive ties with Great Britain and discusses trade restrictions with South Africa, plus possible frontier demarcation talks and broader foreign policy aims.
The report details surplus revenues for the year, with receipts from internal revenue and miscellaneous sources rising, and expenditures for the government service, including debt service and administrative costs. It notes reductions in expenditures, calls for funding adjustments, and the impact of tariff and banking reforms on national finance and currency parity.
An annual message urges early federal action to curb evils and establish a broad, uniform code of laws. It highlights the Philippine governance issue, the role of military administration, and calls for intelligent, prudent congressional measures to foster liberty, equality, and progress in Philippine development within a united United States framework.
A historic report highlights a surge in U S foreign trade with 1 994 483 082 in exports and 243 041 184 in imports. It discusses increased manufacturing output, war finance taxes, and calls for reduced wartime taxes. It urges public support for education charity and expanded enlistment while outlining military post structures and future force needs in Cuba the Philippines and Porto Rico. It notes potential need to raise native troops to 10 000 in the Philippines and emphasizes strategic military readiness and funding.
The draft discusses a new interoceanic canal, possible forfeiture of the Maritime Canal Company contract, and a U S Nicaragua stance. It notes government reactions to non payment advances, protests in the state department, and exploration of a convention with Great Britain to push canal plans while studying various route merits.
Fragmented OCR covers a 19th century debate on U S governance of the Philippines. It argues Congress must define civil and military authority, maintain American flag at the archipelago, and pursue pacification amid insurgent forces. Strong entities include United States, Congress, and Philippines.
The Porto Rican civil government under congressional act of April 2, 1900 shows in successful operation. Governors and officers meet with commendable accuracy and harmony as a general election was held on November 1. Congress is urged to act to direct interior supervision of public lands and their location remaining in the island.
A fragmented analysis discusses a potential U S shipping subsidy policy and its impact on exports and domestic industry. It references commerce, transportation, labor, and the need to strengthen American trade through fiscal measures and regulatory reforms.
A desultory OCR fragment outlines rural free delivery experiments and projected benefits. It notes nationwide growth, cost concerns, and the aim to extend daily mail to about 9 million rural residents. The document references the Postmaster General's annual report and calls for careful study before expanding service.
A fragmentary report discusses Cuba's path to independence, the exercise of a constitutional convention, and the duty to draft a constitution ensuring a stable and free government. It notes the convention's aim to propose a framework for governance and to present it to the United States and related parties for approval.
Four townships in White Garth Reserve opened to land seekers amid heavy overrun by influx from nearby areas. The rush sparked warnings of delays and potential conflicts as officials plan timely filings and improvements. Local residents report crowded parcels, with multiple groups filing and others awaiting outcomes as preparatory measures proceed.
London field 1809 notes Mr and Mrs Workman returning from a cycling tour plan to expedition to northern region of Baltutan. Guided by Zurbriggen they reach 23,000 feet elevation near Askole, with Mrs Workman achieving a historic 14,100 feet ascent for a woman.
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