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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1900
Page
2
A scrambled mixture of historical notes and stray items covers lamps in temples, ships, and portraits. It mentions figures in Kentucky politics, Wade Hampton, and General Wade Hampton, along with misdated events, royal age lists, and foreign curiosities, all drawn from a cluttered page.
War Office releases dispatches on withdrawal from the Spion Kop actions near Ladysmith. Reports claim 1,500 British casualties and heavy enemy losses as Warren and British forces retreat under pressure. Tel reports from Pretoria and Berlin offer conflicting counts and questions over Buller’s health and strategic decisions.
London Herald correspondence analyzes two possible retirements from Spion Kop in the Boer War context. It weighs whether forts fell due to Moers weaknesses or lack of British resolve, noting tactical ridges, British advances, and Boer efforts to retreat while Warren’s division suffers reverses.
Dispatches from London describe grim views among experts on general strategy as British forces under Buller face setbacks. Reports note rations tight at Ladysmith, casualties from enteric fever, and debates on relief efforts while Warren’s role and port movements influence the campaign.
A Highland brigade correspondent reports a grim Modder River engagement with heavy confusion trench chaos and high officer casualties. He laments poor leadership outdated tactics and the presence of earnest young officers among veterans as the camp endures a troubling war. He questions discipline loyalty and command structure amid hardships and disorganization.
A rumor reports Mafeking’s relief by Budd Tropevpal authority claiming Mafeking was relieved last Tuesday. The fragmentary text cites Boer forces and a diplomatic tone, with unclear details and dates.
The report describes a tight bid by Boer forces near Ladysmith, with General Botha escaping danger as the British shelling and Federals exchange fire. Wounded Boers are noted, and movements resume around Ladysmith despite hostilities in the region.
News briefs report the death of Phil Armour Jr at Montwelto near Santa Karlara California aged 46 from congestive heart failure. A ser vice is planned for relatives and friends to travel to Santa Barbara. Father J Ogden Armour of Chicago will lead funeral arrangements. destination for remains undecided between Chicago and California due to his father’s health and residency.
The article notes rapid pontoon and floating bridge methods used to span rivers in wartime. It describes boat bridges, inflatable cylinders, anchorage needs, and securing techniques, with emphasis on ground stability and proximity to inland rock. General William T. Wilson leaves Lexington for Phoenix to head off rising tension.
The article reports the U S administration weighing amnesty offers to Filipinos who renounce rebellion and acknowledge U S sovereignty. It notes plans for a civil commission to govern, potential delays, and positions of cabinet members and officials including Otis and Denby amid talks on Philippines policy and the status of military and civil authority.
Washington June 20 The War Department received a report from General Otle Manila that Major Rockefeller was seen in northern Zalbales and another officer in southern Lar bolt claims he saw him recently Officials say no conclusion on Rockefeller fate can be reached Lawton Fund totals $97 000 as of June 20 with 07 000 additional note
Representatives of Toledo Metal Wheel, Gendron Wheel, American Titan, Wilkinson Toy and Carriage, and other firms met in Toledo Saturday. They agreed on a 30 percent price hike amid rising iron costs and considered forming a uniform advance, though no binding combination was decided.
Federal Judge Kohlaau in Chicago declared the 1803 and 16 anti tenst laws unconstitutional, ruling no longer valid. The opinion questions whether the 1893 act still stands, noting conflict with state real and constitutions and its impact on farmers and stock raisers.
In a moonlit escape scene Monica flees from Aunt Priscilla and Desmond, torn between duty and love. He urges restraint as they debate fate and marriage while Kit and Bridget gossip nearby, hinting at a broader social labyrinth surrounding their affairs.
A long read weaves a village-like scene around Milas Katherine Medley and Harold Ashbrooke. The charming older neighbor, unseen by most, shares glances and whispered hints as Miss Medley ponders love and propriety in Horley Street.
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