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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1900
Page
2
A panoply of 19th century figures, events, and opinions is sketched including Hoosier editors, Swinburne, Perdue University, and the Philippines. The piece cites politicians like Hitchcock and Gage, naval figures, and cultural mentions from England and France, with broad commentary on governance and public figures.
Governor Willian Goebel died at 6 45 a m after a prolonged illness. Family members and doctors attended at his bedside as his condition worsened with hiccoughs and weakness. Post death, officials prepared a death certificate and prepared to announce the passing to the public.
A federal court appeal centers on a witness from Chicago who allegedly lied about the Clark investigation. Testimony claims manipulation of votes and a conspiracy to favor Clark, with witnesses from Montana and Philadelphia connected to the effort. The probe touches on legislative actions and alleged improper influence in the election process.
In Louisville telephungil County Deputy Sheriff Moore reports Lester Sutton was arrested February 5 on a charge of shooting Governor Ebel. Sutton remained in custody as Judge Moore ordered detention pending further proceedings.
A Page citizen was killed while hunting near Elk when a horse threw him. The accident occurred during a hunt associated with local figures and cattle activity. Further details are unclear due to fragmented text.
The commission endorses a territorial form for the Philippines modeled on old Louisiana. It outlines a governor and secretary, annual President-appointed legislature, and courts, aiming for limited responsible governance. The report discusses social, education, health, currency, and naval issues, with a forthcoming volume detailing resources.
The report to Congress presents a Philippine government model akin to U S territory rule with elected local officers and a central advisory body. It discusses protectorate options, revenue control, and the aim of self government while preserving American sovereignty and avoiding direct colonization contrasts.
Henry Watterson editor of the Lavine Couriers recalls his tour through St Louis and Kansaniy and private Bank City visit as he was recalled to lead the paper amid the Goebel shooting. He denounces Republicans for threats and praises Democrats for lawful action while condemning the Taylor government and calls the Kentucky crisis provocative and conspiratorial.
A distorted report from Kentucky cites Spanish colonial organ Corre Hepanal criticizing U S policy. It claims Americans would intervene against Yankee rivals similar to actions in South Africa and mentions dignitaries Marquis and Louirango along the way to a conference.
Scenes unfold at a rural Irish home where Monica Kit and Desmond visit the Daly family. The bustling parlor carries tea, baby chatter, and aunties trading jokes while Paddy the boy endures scolding and prideful praise from mother and grandmother amid wary glances at the visiting suitor. The piece hints at looming tension and romance surrounding Miss Montea and the Daly clan.
An observer notes country cats differ from city cats in diet color tail length and eye color with country cats larger and heavier. The article contrasts cat types and cites a penny telegraph anecdote about a bank president and a lookkeeper involved in small payments and salaries.
An explorer recounts a perilous encounter as four rhinoceroses charge during a hunt for a zabra. The warrior shoots to defend, then dodges attacks while companions retreat. After a tense stand, the narrator kills one beast and narrowly escapes further danger.
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