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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1899
Page
2
Article reports emerald finds in the Ural district near the Tokova river, cites historic royal gifts, and notes broader wartime and social context. It mentions U.S. colored regiments, French university funding for world travel, and a mix of military, cultural, and legal items from the era.
General Otis replies to the war department cable on Philippine affairs. He notes American lines in Luzon stretch sixty miles, insurgents scattered but weakened, and natives seeking peace under American protection. He reports no recent towns burned, rising trade, and calls for more troops as volunteers are replaced by regulars.
A committee appointed by the Central Federated Union announces the start of organizing a 500000 strong union for New York workmen. The new central labor body aims to unite the five boroughs, surpass national unions in influence, reduce strikes through arbitration, and benefit both workers and employers by centralized bargaining.
Washington June 27 General Corbin received a telegram from General Shafer in San Francisco stating the transport Sheridan waited at a o'clock yesterday afternoon for Manila General Youray and rides and Companies D and FH of the Fourteenth Infantry 240 enlisted men and two company officers were aboard Troops and F Fourth cavalry Aeyen officers and 184 enlisted men lieutenant Mase and 25 guiding Twenty fourth infantry hospital corps men and assistants at the digital corps are ill on the transport Recruits tutoring L248 for the regiments are ready in the Philippines Work aided in addition to this were a number of company officers and assistants KuR Reons
Three men perished in the Yellowstone River near Livingston Montana yesterday after a boating incident. Names listed include Jeno Sherman, W Dickens, and Thompson from Kansas City. Local authorities investigate the accident and search for missing equipment along the river.
Telegraphed report from Central Europe and London notes improved wheat prospects across France Germany Romania Poland and the Baltic region. Despite local troubles yields are expected near average with prices buoyed by Atlantic market pressures and the influence of North American harvests.
June 27 report on Saturday and Sunday efforts to float the American liner Paris from the sandbar near Port, with five divers inspecting the hull. Mrs Short, wife of a former secretary, suffered a paralytic fit and required a physician for the first time in seventy four years of life.
Judge Gup ster holds Act 1 unconstitutional, striking down protections for workers who join unions. Lewis Mack prosecutes George W. Clark for union activity. ruling says employees of individuals or firms may be barred from forming or joining unions, undermining protections for laborers.
A Nevada City to San Francisco miner, Norval Dowglans, reports that her son Marcy Douglass and twenty five California miners left June 2 last under John T. McCall for a three year voyage to Siberia with a New York company. They perished from privation and cold along with two San Francisco colleagues, John Archinbaige and Thamar Daniels.
Reports describe Nina’s floating island concept a square platform about twenty feet wide that can carry twenty people. It stays stable as waves roll, is rowed into place and anchored, offering fishing and hunting use, and could be launched from ships to evacuate or aid passengers.
Chicago June 2 report of a Knights of Pythian expedition derailment near Danville Illinois with severe casualties and missing, amid chaotic dispatches from the Big Four line. A separate steamer, the Pawnee, reported missing its crew after sinking near Cape Charles, with vessel valued at 10000 dollars.
Thousands gather in Las Vegas New Mexico for a Rough Riders reunion honoring Theodore Roosevelt. A memorial sermon by Rev. Thomas Ave of Denver precedes a parade led by Roosevelt, with praise from Col. Springer and Eva Springer, and a medal presentation to Roosevelt amid remarks on unity and national service.
A misread early draft outlines Mrs Stanford bequeathing most wealth to Blan Ford University of California lip tm front lane of thehianthroplus. The text states wishes made before death and hints the fund will exceed prior figures by several millions, with the transfer to be carried out under a Widertaved grant and related provisions.
In a small town a wounded captain contemplates past battles and sweet memories of Tracy as Fourth of July celebrations approach. Harriet, a young woman with ties to his past, invites him to participate, edging him toward a public salute and a moment of reflection on duty and friendship amid the holiday noise.
A Fourth of July pageant in Miami County ends with Capt Chevers and Tracy Wordworth sharing a moment after a crowd cheered a young singer delivering an anthem. The event features a parade, platform drama, and a hopeful note for future reunions as townsfolk recall past days at school.
A New York City girl, joined by a party led by W Ratcliff of London and C Hellman of Denver, pursued a bear in the Colorado mountains near Glenwood Springs. The hunting party overtook a crown head within minutes and followed a deep vine through the pursuit.
Johnnyask Willy remarks on the Fourth while two blisters and wounds are described. The Wear is overtaken at bay after a perilous pursuit. Several ogs are killed, and a man is shot near Gutter square. CapCired and shown to Deavey city park as part of a collection. Miss Vomerley is depicted as a strong athlete in the narrative.
An incoherent fragment details a woman and a man in a striped shirt reading papers, debating monopoly of a port and lawn mowing, with social commentary and playful threats. The passage is garbled and lacks clear events or identifiable subjects.
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