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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1901
Page
2
A garbled 1901 clipping reports a clash with a proprietor, Colonel Goddard, and a note on a Philadelphia Record exchange. It recounts legal friction, a Dublin style scene, and a later hopeful medical appeal featuring Mrs Doty and Dodd's Kidney Pills with patient testimony.
A fragmented OCR jumble recounts various society names, dignitaries, and anecdotes from late 19th or early 20th century discourse. It mentions President Washington era references, Queen Victoria, Carrie Nation, and cabinet coachmen, with stray notes on knives, trades, and social reform. The piece meanders through reform talk, anecdotes, and curiosities without a single cohesive event.
Washington March 4 1900 McKinley takes oath amid vast crowd as thousands witness grand parade down Pennsylvania Avenue The ceremony features military displays governors from fourteen states and Canada Lord Minto and Parrot Harbor ship as part of a patriotic pageant marking the president’s second term and the start of his inauguration festivities with a massive procession to the White House.
A detailed account of Theodore Roosevelt taking the oath as vice president in the Senate chamber with William P. Frye administering. The ceremony featured national colors, a grand gallery audience, and Roosevelt’s first moments with his wife present. The event included the president addressing the Senate, a session proclamation, and subsequent oaths for new senators.
Crowds packed the streets as a presidential procession moved toward the Capitol. Secretary Cortelyou coordinated arrangements. President McKinley rode in a four-horse carriage, escorted by military units and veterans. The scene featured cheering crowds, band performances, and extensive security along the parade route.
President McKibby outlines aims to stabilize Cuba under a permanent government and to pacify the Philippine Islands. He stresses peace, free commerce, and orderly transition, with American authority supporting emancipation and civil government while avoiding further war.
The inaugural address emphasizes the enduring power of representative bodies in free government. It extols the importance of constitutional processes, civic virtue, and unity, urging Americans to uphold republican ideals and face future challenges with resolve.
Pierre D S D March 4 The capital removal battle dominated the session as supporters and opponents clash over moving the capital. Mitchell Burke and Pierre supporters push for removal while rival factions and House leaders maneuver, with votes and caucuses shaping the outcome amid tense debates on appropriations and governance.
Sioux Falls convenes to discuss moving the state capital from Pierre. Officials including Mayor Barnald pledge city support for a Capitol building and site at no expense, while legislators consider formal actions to relocate the capital. Local agents and officials from Lower Brule and nearby towns report on activity and planning.
A historical medical ad copy describes ovaritis as inflammation marked by throbbing pain in the lower abdomen and one swollen region in the ovary area. It urges letters to Mrs Pinkham for treatment and cites a patient who avoided surgery after using Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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