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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1901
Page
2
A chaotic compilation covers lawsuits over damaged property from blasting causing minor glass breaks, presidential references to Garfield, and notes on engineers, pencils, wills, and early 20th century public notices. The article threads through brief historical anecdotes, medical theories, and small vignettes on notable figures, inventions, and social curiosities.
The South Dakota Legislature Wednesday proceedings note bills on child welfare and jail spending. Amendments alter state treasurer bond limits and restrict wage officer powers. A penitentiary chaplain position is killed but may be reconsidered. wolf bounty and criminal prosecution funding in unorganized counties are discussed.
Morning session focused on committee reports and deferred bills with a few exceptions. A Rosebud River preservation memorial was moved to open settlement proceedings while the Ninth Judicial Court establishment bill advanced but faced revised action. Adjournments came after late votes and a special session planned for next Tuesday. sectional discussions east and north of Huron were noted.
Yankton Feb 18 The state legislative Committee investigating the institutions under the board of charities and corrections has spent days in Hesston examining Dr Mead’s administration. Witnesses including ex Governor Lee, Public Examiner Taylor, and Architect Dow testified on costs and alleged irregularities while noting no sensational findings to date. The probe continues with questions on accounting practices and employer charges.
A Dakota revenue district plan in the Third Iowa district faces opposition from the commissioner and Senator Kyle, while Patterson pushes to add South Dakota. Various regional notes include a school break in Ordway, temperance actions in Vermillion, a new Scot land telephone system, and efforts to revive juvenile work in Mitchell.
Sixty Ga radian miners are reported entombed by a blast at Cumberland village within the Antominos colliery. Rescue efforts commenced as a second explosion struck Union colliery and further hampered recovery. A partial list names widows and children of several entombed workers.
A collision and derailment near Cincinnati on February 18 left multiple dead and several injured. Motorman Samuel Yates died on scene. other victims include W. J. McCormyels and William Bpencer among passengers from Dayton and Bellevue. Emergency crews diverted the car to the ravine, with many uninjured survivors reported but a high casualty count.
In Cumberland Maryland an explosion as workers attempted to thaw dynamite while cutting a tunnel through a mountain. Three men killed and four others injured severely with two unblown cases reported. Names and exact details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania February, Judge Acheron of the state court issued a ruling in a malletows trespirum and battery case. The decision states that United States marshall or the police may make arrests in emergency cues without a warrant, setting a precedent for urgent actions.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra presided at Buckingham Palace as 260 officers and men of Strathcona’s regiment received the King's Colors. The ceremony included high officials and royal protection, with Duke of Connaught and other court figures attending.
Washington February 20 A senate committee introduces a bill to promote Sampson and Schley for two admirals and to aid resolving tensions over their promotions. The measure lauds their Cuba campaign and the destruction of the Spanish fleet at Santiago de Cuba. Both draft resolutions come from the Navy Department for action by Congress.
Fragmented OSC notes describe market chatter, financial prices, and shipments across cities with references to Candian and American firms. The text mentions February 20 and includes scattered figures for stock values, cattle, cheese, and wheat, with obscure references to authorities and constitutional themes.
The article reports comedian William W. McCutcheon being taken to Asheville after a tropical fever disrupted his schedule. Doctors note the illness has affected his whole system, prompting private arrangements for rest with companions.
A reported dispute involving Bob Aad and Courter Willeinatod in Tulund of Curacon seeks court adjudication. The matter centers on US government mediation and potential intervening actions if the Yorke and Bermudes company loses.
Washington February reports a packed congressional schedule with key battles over the war revenue bill, appropriations, and deficits. Senate conferees push for a rough framework while House leaders seek conferees and rapid action.
Reports state the mine at Union near Cumberland suffered a fatal blast with extensive flooding. Officials fear prolonged rescue efforts as water pours into the shaft while the Premier visits and aid reaches the affected families.
Governor Roosevelt, visiting Colorado Springs, denies sensational hunting stories, says he did not witness bears or wolves and praises his guide John Goff. He plans to return for the inaugural and thanks Colorado for hospitality while promising to visit again.
A Hong Kong bank cashier published a letter in the South Australian Register accusing the United States Philippine commission of incompetence and laxity. The backlash included merchants and officials repudiating the document as sensational.
Archdiocese officials delayed the Dunas seminary project amid plans to divide Si Cathalle Diocese of the north. Archbishop Eacho said work is paused due to uncertainties and funding concerns, with a debt figure around 850000 cited as a constraint.
Washington reports a war department release detailing experiments on altitude and human vigor. Captain Cyril W. King announces transient improvements in mood and energy with altitude changes, noting renewals upon returning to sea level. The study also links higher altitude exposure to physiological responses and vigor variation.
London reports the wedding of the Duke of Westsailbator and Ming Shelagh West at St Paul’s Knightsbridge. After the ceremony the couple visited the Countess of Grosvenor’s home and then departed for Eaton Hall for their honeymoon. The newlyweds received over 600 guests including King Edward and members of the Cornwall and York families.
Winona newspaper merger announced merging the Winona Republican under Fred N. Van Augens with Scott Laird and the Taper Will into the Winona Republican and Herald. The consolidation creates a single paper for Winona.
The Senate committee approved the Harbors appropriation and a canal amendment totaling about 60 million dollars. Rivera supports the measure as part of the Nicaragua canal package.
Washington Feb 20 The Senate Commerce Committee completed consideration of the rivers and harbors bill with house amendments and substantial cuts totaling over 50 000 000 in immediate appropriations The Nicaragua canal amendment was voted down and the bill will be reported to the Senate today The committee reduced many items to fit the lower overall figure while preserving key harbor and river projects across Michigan Ohio Wisconsin and South Dakota among others
Fragmented handwritten notice narrates a veteran named Hin Man and his supposed ailments tied to Todd's medicine. It claims kidney pain and weakness resolved by Dodds Kile and other tonics. The text includes promotional lines for Buffalo New York based medicine and unrelated quips about politics and cold remedies.
A House debate centers on a $5,000,000 provision to fund a St Louis exposition. Legislative discussions touch on Sunday closing, squat sales ban, and the need to celebrate America’s milestones alongside prior expositions. Supporters cite contract terms and national interest. opponents warn of rising expenditures.
Kerr and Ayten sold controlling interest in the Pittsburg club today. Birkey Dreytum became president, Harry William secretary, Sterahmvin manager, and W Kealey Schone named manager of the consolidated traction company. The move aims to resolve a presidency tangle ahead of a New Jersey court hearing tomorrow.
A passenger train collision in Maryland killed Wilmington engineer Edward Mead and seriously injured several others. Details are unclear due to damaged text but report notes a fatal wreck with multiple injuries among the crew and passengers.
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