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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1900
Page
2
A collage of political charges and international figures is presented. Senator Clark faces a bribery inquiry while Diaz’s popularity in Mexico stirs debate. Canadian and British figures weigh in on North American power, and American lawmakers clash over pensions and governance.
Senator Beveridge argues the Philippines must remain under U S sovereignty with a strong protectorate. He frames imperial policy as a divinely guided mission, warning against retreat, and urges readiness to sacrifice for national unity and global leadership in the Pacific.
A chaotic report from Newgate details the execution of a French suspect linked to the murder of a local executive. The ravens’ procession and the unfortunate infant’s role are noted amid the grim ceremony.
London detailed dispatches describe British forces under General Buller winning a decisive, costly victory near Ladysmith. Devonshire regiment led bayonet charges to retake positions as Hoors were driven from Wagon Hill and surrounding trenches. News inflamed London crowds with cheers and reports of a brilliant victory.
In Washington January Pettigrew proposes a Senate resolution calling for investigation into a rage war between Growpela and its SrA ally. He would address the Senate on the Suniel. McLourin of South aris argues the need to halt rate hikes and approve measures for investigation, while reports describe a serious assault on a battalion of the affolk regiment with heavy casualties and strategic missteps in subsequent battles.
A 120 strong garrison at Kuruman surrenders after a bombardment that began Monday. Captains Bates and Dennison, magistrate Hillyard, and eight officers among the captured, with arms and ammunition seized. British wounded treated. horses and supplies sent to Pretoria via Vesti.
A private of the British Rifles wounded a guide during action at Stormmburg then shot him dead with his own revolver. In Santo Domingo a French warship Cecille has arrived and the situation is tranquil.
The president created a military department for the Alaska territory with Colonel Randall assigned to command the troops there. Randall will report and serve on duty with his unit, while the formal transfer and duties are noted in dispatches from Washington and Milwaukee. The National Building Trades Council of America held a convention with delegates from across the country in Milwaukee.
Reports from January describe White's defense at Ladysmith as stubborn while Buller pressures Natal for relief. British commanders debate river crossings and rail moves as Canadians and Queenslanders suffer at Sunnyside and Modder River engagements intensify.
An Amsterdam report notes an unidentified fire exchange near Feienland with British warships. Casualties are unconfirmed while Dutch crews respond under tense conditions. The incident triggers diplomatic telegrams and naval movements from Amsterdam.
A Beach Board factory blast caused multiple fatalities and injuries. Police state the incident occurred this morning as emergency crews responded to the scene. Names of victims are being confirmed, with authorities urging caution amid chaotic reports.
The inland Tavolars in Sardinia’s north is described as the world’s smallest republic with under 60 residents. It elects a president every six years and unpayd councilors, with both men and women voting since 1456. Independence has persisted since 1884 and Italy recognized Tavolich decades later. Its people live mainly by fishing and farming.
The New York Herald reports General Miles and General Weston as famed athletic officers who, after Civil War injuries and campaigns, fought a staged boxing match at a frontier post. Beside six bottleholders and a chaplain referee, the exhausted principals battled to a draw over five more rounds, then were hospitalized for three weeks.
Mrs Noah Brown of Col rain avemue endured a peculiar accident Monday night when a celluloid comb in her hair exploded near an open grate. The blast threw her to the floor injuring face neck and burning hair eyebrows and lashes. Neighbors helped control the fire but the blazing comb could not be extinguished until removed from her head. The report likens the sound to a blank cartridge and several witnesses heard the blast.
The piece extols nature as ever moving and blood as vital. It claims illness stems from impure blood and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as uniquely capable of keeping the blood pure and healthful. Users are urged to seek Hood's as a trusted remedy.
Nayptlile Liated two Days, an oversight by Dayhd Turkey in Tadian graduate of Carlisle school led to two days of wedding festivities. The couple were to wed Friday but no license arrived from Langs Warne until Doylestown. minister arrived, ceremony postponed, merrymaking continued. The ensuing events included breakfast and a Saturday ceremony, while political chatter about Henry Clay Sulzer and James Db Richardson surfaced.
Reading of a regional fraud shows con artists selling “steel range” cookstoves on installment plans. Farmers pay cash, trade in old stoves, then face inflated notes and binding contracts. Incidents cited include break ins, a farmer chasing away an agent, and a widow coerced into a steep ninety day note. Authorities warn of similar schemes spreading across Potter and Spihk counties.
Reports from Treno nearby Sioux Malle South Dakota describe a wife eloping with a hired man after a hypnotic influence over her by a local worker. Recent letters reveal the man sought a railroad ticket to reunite the family in South Dakota and end the mystery. The farmer’s wife and infant remain central to the tale amid investigations.
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