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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1899
Page
2
A collage of notes and curiosities mentions Kipling, academic leaders, museums, church preservation, and historical figures. It notes Dr. A Bredins acquiring a Dutch master, university presidents, and a variety of cultural tidbits from Rome to New York, with reflections on golf bans and taxation.
Sioux pallbearers and the firing squad from the Sioux Valley Kalle boys honored Captains A J Seaxions and M G Kragenbuhl and Lieutenants Lien Adams Morrison in a solemn burial at Pucothie cemetery. Adjutant Lien Adams and Lt Morrison were mourned for their service and personal sacrifice, with tributes from officers and clergy marking a somber day of loss for the unit.
Washington discussions center on the form of Philippine government with lawmakers split. Senators Wetmore Chandier Hawley and others advocate military control, urging strong enforcement and staged liberalization only after Filipinos show readiness to govern themselves. Some favor civil rule under congress and executive oversight, while others push for decisive, continued U S military authority until Manila demonstrates strength and loyalty.
Representative Gamble of South Dakota left for Chicago yesterday and said the president had no hint of appointing a South Dakotan to a consul post. The time and exact position remain undisclosed. On returning he will discuss with colleague Burkey the appointment of a supervisor and Merriam’s role. The Cedar Valley post office contest in Turner County has been settled.
The St Paul Des Moines and Northern recovers into the Chicago and Des Moines system after formal steps completed May 10. Agreements were not fully arranged for operations or future joint use, and two roads will be operated as a single system for a period while adjustments are made.
Aberdeen notes report a death, a burglary accused, jury recommendations, and a local resident convicted as an accessory. The piece mentions Wy family, Napthers railway, and Levers tied to the Mellette burglary with a rain affecting the night scene.
A seventy two hour trans Atlantic race began at 4 o clock this afternoon in the Grand Central Palace New York with fifteen starters listed. The line up includes Oliver Thunken Ward George Horiew Thos Cox Patrick Igo Chas Demond Take Wood Samuel London Peter Engleman Philipp Martin and more from Philadelphia Chicago and England.
Delayed rites for a governor’s relative held at St. Josie Buptler chapel with private services attended by close friends from Springfield Decatur Bloomington and nearby cities. Burial followed in a cemetery near the town.
Weather disaster report from Texas recounts a sudden waterspout or storm that swept inland. Mentions Knox County and local families affected by rising waters and river flooding. Widespread damage noted with casualties implied but details unclear.
The navy has chosen to relieve Admiral Walton from command of the Asiatic fleet at Manila. Rear Admiral Kempf will succeed Walton in command of the Mare Island yard, and Dewey is slated to return to the United States for rest. The Olympia requires overhaul after long service in the Asiatic station.
General Miles and officials deflect questions on the Wade report. Miles states the president has approved findings and declines to comment. The army commander cites military duty and health considerations, denying any imminent action or inquiry.
The hearing opens with Most Rev. Frederick Temple and Mont Rev. William Dalrymple Mac Lagan presiding as a tribunal over Rev. Henry Wentill and Rev. Edward Rani amid charges on incense and debts. The archbishops warn that a decision by the archbishops may lack binding force but carries moral weight, with clergy and secular courts referenced. A large assembly of bishops and clergy attend as proceedings begin in Old England.
Taonjon May 10 ambassador Choate led the annual meeting of the British and Rarely Sailors Society at the Mansion latin. The duke of Fife introduced Mrs. Choate and the audience gave fervent cheers as Choate praised friendship between Britain and America and recalled the 1814 treaty in history.
A massive fire swept Russell and Co s mammoth threshing and engine plant in Massillon Ohio last night causing extensive property damage. Authorities note the incident as one of the worst in the city s history as local firms work to assess losses and recover equipment.
Washington May 2008 The court of inquiry reviewing beef for the troops criticized refrigerated and canned beef practices during the Spanish American War era. It found no conclusive evidence of deliberate adulteration but faulted procurement and inspection methods and urged better sampling and preservation controls. The panel approved the report and named systematic reforms to prevent future dietary shortfalls.
Salt Lake jurors acquitted Banker J M Stoutt former president of the Ural National Bank after a weeklong trial. The jury found no wilful forgery or intent to defraud regarding alleged note forgeries. The defense argued signatures were genuine and the bank operated under national banking law.
Bluefields correspondent reports Captain Macey United States minister has agreed to a retirement settlement with Nicaragua over claims by American citizens. The accord, relayed as favorable to Nicaragua, signals a triumph for foreign relations efforts amid tensions.
Washington May 9 As a result of the president considering a rework of the court of inquiry in the charioter dt Soot supplied The uray especially suents during the war with Spalo Instructions Nave Leet ophied to the ailitary patmmanders ir the PHiippiies Ciba nn Puerto Rico de rectiur then ene to appaint t bours of thres ofigers to fully exume iigtiy The subject of why desired ehingce bay the rutlots for trodjs and report the ratnil the
Ronner, a renowned editor and columnist, dies at home in San Francisco at age 70. Survived by three children including Star Heraldine Hower, with details of his long career in journalism and literary work.
General Otis reports progress in the Philippines as U.S. forces under MacArthur and Lawton push north toward insurgent strongholds. Army gunboats patrol rivers while expeditions connect San Fernando and nearby towns. Filipino defenders ambush a railway line but American troops repel the attack and capture equipment and a Philippine minister.
War Department dispatch dates May 9 report additional casualties from General Orders. Minnesota soldiers Private Jaren Barrett shoulder wound. Oregon Captain H Le Heath slight. Sixth Artillery Private William Bet jield Jr arm injury. Kansas Private Arthur KK Moore multiple injuries. Washington Private Ritfameeharmerinen arm injury with April 21 date. Includes lists by company and state.
A cable report from New York describes General Hale with fifty-first Iowa troops leading a Troop assault on San Fernando. They crossed two streams, seized the town, routed the defenders, and pursued them beyond the outskirts as fires burned in the town. The piece also includes a comic anecdote about a preacher, a minister, and a boy, followed by a Irish tale and a joke about tax collectors.
An ad claim promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a health tonic that makes warm the body by addressing disordered kidneys liver bowels blood or brain. It asserts the product restores perfect health for all who take it.
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