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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1899
Page
2
A San Franciscan Chronicle writer failed to summarize speeches at the Balvstion Army celebration, while other items describe journalist Larion Terry and Miss Kilon Terry, along with portraits and autographs. The piece also notes Washington figures, New England politicians, And a blend of maritime and colonial era curiosities with various names and places.
Garretson restaurant keeper John Dischner was found dead in his place of business amid a dispute over life insurance payouts. Policies from Ohio and another company denied payment, claiming suicide. Judge instructed a verdict for the defense citing the policy clause. Heirs plan to appeal to the state supreme court.
Watertown city marshal Makepeace launches a campaign against profane speech in public places including near women and children. He arrests an alleged stubborn offender dubbed Hippy Jack and orders $6 to the city treasury as a warning, aiming to curb street obscenity and protect the public ear.
The House begins debate on a national currency bill. Representative Overstreet argues for a gold standard, stressing national credit and economic growth. He claims certainty in value will support repayment and U S leadership, while critics fear restrictions and calls for reform.
The report notes a diarrheal disease outbreak in the vicinity with one death, traced to a dance event. Authorities cite strict quarantine regulations and containment measures while Dr. Robert ill oversees efforts to halt contagion and protect the public.
A 19th century senate session features Mason denouncing Britain amid talks on intervention in Cuba and the Monroe Doctrine. Senators Mayon, Cockrell, Gulliver, Pettigrew, Morgan, and Mason discuss pensions, war orders, and anti-trust resolutions. The discourse centers on intervention in Cuba and Boer aid, with references to the Reynolds and Merriam cases and prompts for constitutional reform.
The Northwestern conductor Trenden, brother of former Assistant Superintendent N Wy Kraden of the Chicago and Northwest railway, fell from a train near Capran Alabama yesterday afternoon and was killed instantly. The incident is reported as a tragic on board fall with no survivors.
Reports from December describe General Grant’s Marines and Major Spence’s command advancing from Olangapo to Bitibig and then to Sa Pint, with American troops occupying towns, engaging entrenched insurgents, and consolidating positions near Olangapo and Ceravantes. Troops face long marches, ammo shortages, and rugged terrain while natives resist and logistics strain supply lines.
Iowa Falls December 13 Mrs Ina Mule Holland wife of the pastor of the People's church died here yesterday. Her death followed dropsy and bronchitis. She was about sixty years old and survived by a husband and daughter. The family formerly lived in Minneapolis and Charles City. A heavy snowstorm hit the region today with drifting and strong northeast winds. The temperature is low and rising snow is not abating.
Dubuque Fed eral Court unit Katurday postpones the Sioux Milling case to next Saturday by request of parties. The report mixes local color with garbled prose about a snake tamer and a dogged market scene with unclear connections.
The annual report of Secretary of the Treasury Lyman J. Gage shows 1899 revenues totaling $61,982,004 with internal revenue and customs receipts, and expenditures of $70,009,004. The report notes deficits, treasury balances, and gold and silver movements, including bond sales and bank deposits, detailing currency shifts, stock and circulation changes, and foreign trade indicators. It discusses future currency reform, fiscal policy, and monetary standards amid a growing economy and evolving banking system.
A Philadelphia professor of physiology reports army trials showing a sugar diet improves muscular purity, reduces fatigue, and quickens recovery. Tests indicate even small sugar amounts can lessen pain and restore elasticity within minutes, with gains varying by individual.
Anclivols Growse Snipa Honia reports 4000 pounds of Khioa melons shipped from Gratil County to Washington. Ex-Courity Commissioner TV Brown notes melons weigh eight to forty pounds each and are described as the finest grown on American soil. One and a half acres yielded about 25,000 pounds of m¢Jphs, with crates and freight details included.
An OCR fragment recounts Indian regiments and Britons linked to Ireland. It mentions Royal Goblin Tusbllers, a Dublin militia, Kildare rifles, and a unit raised in Ireland two decades ago. The text notes the wartime context and suggests this will become a poem about a father’s death.
A letter from Sheriff John M. McGinnis of Grant County invites a named recipient to witness a death sentence at the county jail on Friday at noon November 4. The notice promises public attendance, dramatic ceremony, and references to improvised methods and prayers. The sheriff regrets inability to personally attend due to other duties.
Obituary notes Commander Wood of the gunboat Petrel dies of typhoid in Washington. He led Petrel into Cavite during the Battle of Manila Bay sinking boats and silencing forts. Praised by Dewey, his conduct earned a promotion recommendation before returning home to Baltimore lighthouse duties.
United States troops recover stolen property worth $12,000 from insurgents and return it to a Manila priest aboard the Zealandia. A court of inquiry exonerates Captain Dorris in the Morgan City loss. Reporter Robinson arrives aboard the Zealandia with a review plan for the cable steamer Impoker wrecked at Corregidor. Filipino leaders admit defeat and predict Aguinaldo’s capture soon.
Washington cables report American dead and wounded in Luzon from November through December. Names include Lt. Stone, Capt. Mc, and several other soldiers from infantry and company units. multiple locations such as Massing, Novaliches, and Talisung noted with company designations and dates.
Admiral Watson Mesponda describes a joint naval aid mission supporting MacArthur and Grant forces. The operation included troop movements from Monin to Shibbe, arrival after dark, relief of scattered army units, and return to Cavite. The report notes wrecks in Nebraska and ongoing combat conditions.
A freight train wreck halted at Colorado spur when an open switch caused the locomotive and caboose to collide with freight cars. Engineer Myers and Elremmy Murphy sustained injuries described as Hermanly. Weather and location details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Ottumwa attorney Jake Woolson’s report notes prominent attorney Willi dhum McNert formally announced as a candidate to fill the late Judge Woolson’s seat. The item includes editorial commentary and quoted lines from contemporary sources, reflecting public reaction and political discourse.
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