Kimball Graphic and Tian Publisher Announcement
A clipped fragment references Kimball Graphic and Tian as publishers in a brief notice. Details unclear due to damaged text.
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1903
Page
2
A clipped fragment references Kimball Graphic and Tian as publishers in a brief notice. Details unclear due to damaged text.
A collage of notes covers cuisine of Chinese Americans breakfast habits in the U S , notes on French loanwords in society and horse racing terms, land expansion at Biltmore by George Vanderbilt, militia levels in Canada and New York, attitudes toward lions and spiders, Broadway etiquette, watch repairs in New York, a unique church tax case in Toronto, nutrition notes on animal versus vegetable foods, a Lowell worker’s routine, science abroad, and municipal profits in Nottingham.
Harris Franklin & Co the largest cattle owners on the northwestern range will retire from the business due to range congestion. The company will ship market-ready cattle to Nebraska and shift to summer grazing and winter feeding. Next year most cattle will be moved out, caused by smaller ranchers sheep men and farmers fencing water and driving down profits.
In Huron South Dakota Jens Goodwin hired help of A G McFarling, 20, living ten miles from Huron, lost control of his mind after weeks of gradual mental decay. He was brought to town, jailed, and to be sent to Yankton Hospital for the Insane once an attendant arrives. Authorities seek relatives for background as a heavy rainstorm hits Beadle County.
Sioux Falls teen Hay Kirkby, 19, died after a pitched ball struck his jugular during a game. He collapsed four hours later despite medical efforts. In Lead, South Dakota, miner Twane Johnson, 40, was crushed by rock at the 800-foot Homestake level and died.
Miller resumes his role in the bookbinding department of the government printing office in Washington. He leads workers who had opposed him, with union-backed decisions limiting further action. Public Printer Falmer stated no radical move is planned and that charges are not being investigated under existing rules.
Rome reports from July 2 describe the conclave mood with Cardinal Gibbons seen as unlikely to gain votes. Ireland’s Cardinal Logue predicts a quick Leo XIII successor, while the Rampolla faction may back di Pietro if needed. King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Margherita prepare for royal attendance at Humbert I commemoration events.
Spokane July 29 printers employed by the Review quit Sunday night halting publication for the first time in eleven years. The Evening Chronicle and Evening Bulletin share a composing room and are affected. Arbitration favored the publishers but the national board split with President Lynch refusing a third arbitrator, leading to the walkout. Elmer Leash of Millwalkes, Hutchins farm, lost both legs in a milling accident and is expected to die.
The report covers livestock and grain prices with beef hog and cattle quotes for Chicago South Omaha Kansas City and Minneapolis. It cites receipts and market tone including steady to easy conditions and specific price ranges for heavy cattle hogs sheep and cattle stockers and feeders.
A farm tour reports improved corn and barley prospects with barley set to rise by about two million bushels and wheat near average to upper yields. Wheat prices hold around ten cents per bushel with ambitions for profits as farmers press with good conditions in Beadle County.
Four libel suits seeking $10,000 each are filed in Lead against piano dealer Seth Smith. Plaintiffs John Barron Thomas Nichol Joseph Whitford and A McGill accuse Smith of libel for alleging union officials bribed McGill to buy a piano. The Daily Call of Lead published Smith’s affidavit under his signature.
An effort to release Koplinic from Sioux Falls penitentiary rests on alleged court record omissions showing he was present at his trial and on questions about an indictment. Koplinic has hired an attorney and filed a writ of habeas corpus to be argued before Judge Jones.
In Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay President Roosevelt hosts a group of visitors including Samuel McCus Lindaiy Porto Rico education commissioner and Joseph L Bristow fourth assistant postmaster general. The delegation discusses postoffice department affairs and related issues with the president.
Washington July 20 The long bid to replace Persia minister with Barrett or Rockhill faltered as China tensions and Conger’s praised conduct altered plans. Barrett moved to Argentina while Rockhill stayed in reserve. The orient remains the diplomatic battleground shaping future appointments.
London researchers report eight bright ultraviolet lines from a radium spectrum and a faint continuous spectrum after seventy two hours of exposure. Ramsay and Soddy note helium signatures in gases emanating from radium and suggest light from radium mainly comes from evolving helium. The discussion hints at alchemist dreams of element synthesis and the possibility of elemental creation from radium.
In St Louis on July 20 Judge Tyan imposed prison terms on former house members for bribery and perjury linked to municipal franchise deals. Sentences include Sheridan bribery for years, Albright bribery for years, Hannigan bribery for years, Decker perjury four years, Hartman bribery six years, with appeal bonds set at 0,000 each.
New York firm Hooley & Co dominates stock exchange chatter as reports claim their ties to Harriman interests are part of a broader move to block a receiver for Southern Pacific. Legal action by Talbot J. Taylor and Latourbach argues against Union Pacific control, accusing fund vetting and stock voting manipulation.
A 16 year old girl was assaulted between Kahoka Missouri and Medill Iowa by a colored suspect named Clark. A furious pursuit formed with armed bands chasing the suspect across the state line as fear and fever spread through Farmington and Medill communities. Clark was reported seen fleeing toward Medill with a rifle and was later said to be surrounded. The incident sparked immediate action and a prolonged chase lasting into the next day.
In New York on July 29 an accident at the Jacob Ruppert ice plant involved an engine and pump blowing a cylinder, releasing ammonia fumes. Rescue attempts by patrolmen saved conscious workers, with Otto Smith the engineer and John Vincinski the fireman among the injured or dead.
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