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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1900
Page
2
Fragmented report covers a recital, bean shelling by a cannery foreman, Tickey beer lore, a street incident with a fat man and pencils, a Paris flower hospital, Napoleonic era queen Ranavalona, and political and scientific notes. Contains diverse names, places, and events with no single unified story.
Campaign activity grows in the Hills as prominent speakers tour key mining districts. Chicago orator A. D. Prost headlines a two week push, attacking Hearst while praising Judge Moore on the fusion ticket. J. W. Martin remains less active west of the Mississippi. Labor miners rally to Moore, with judicial support delaying resignation requests.
Local figures including McKinley relatives accompany the Republican push with Bryan and Stevenson speeches anticipated. Nominations and party tickets appear in South Dakota as a state secretary files the People’s Party slate. In Deadwood a mining camp, Mrs J M Merdin was shot during a robbery at her home. about $200 stolen and a horse confiscated as suspects are sought.
A chaotic report from Gentarville describes an attempted mud thresher incident where a gun was fired near a man named Willers, wounding a rib. The culprit was arrested. In a separate note, a man near northwest of here, Anderson, committed suicide by hanging after years of despair.
A monument honoring dead soldiers from the Epamatic American War was dedicated in Spearfish with a dedicatory address by Majors and participation from numerous mobile and nearby communities. The bronze figure stands on a white marble pedestal, flanked by engraved slabs listing names from the South Dakota Voluntary Cavalry and the Third United States Volunteer Cavalry. The ceremony featured a large crowd, a prayer, and plans for a surrounding memorial plot.
Governor Roosevelt arrives in AuburnBeatrice Nebraska amid rain to address a large crowd from surrounding counties at the opera house. He defends his administration against Republican opponent claims citing improvements in farm products mortgages and savings, urging voters to judge by fulfilled prophecies rather than predictions.
Senator Beveridge of Indiana addressed a large Republican rally in Columbus Nebraska. He argued for government control of trusts, contrasting Republican remedies with Democratic opposition, and cited regulators as the only viable path to curb corporate abuses while preserving efficiency. Meanwhile Hanna and Prohibition events were noted in Chicago and surrounding news briefs.
In London Ontario Archbisop Tre upd speaks on U S relations with Catholic church. He notes the pope’s audience and says the American government shows good will and justice toward the church in Cuba and the Philippines as stated in today’s interview.
Wyoming, Lackawanna, and Lehigh mine operators offer a 10 percent wage rise and powder-price cut, but Wilkes-Barre workers reject the terms. Strikes spread across Lackawanna, Wyoming, Shenandoah, and other districts as officials warn of further action while President Mitchell braces for a large mass demonstration tomorrow.
Unclear OCR dump lists varied codes and descriptors like yellow 4% white 5% and references to brand names, sizes, prices, and possible product categories. The legible parts show mixed alphanumeric tokens and fragmented phrases without a cohesive story or clear event.
Washington dispatch lists postmasters named for counties in Nebraska and Minnesota teachers appointed at several rural schools. Appointments include Elbert Croft in Webster County and Simeon Cherry in Cherry County, with various salaries noted for the teachers and clerks in towns such as Logan, Iowa and Perry, Nebraska. Washington also adds minor increases and widows’ pensions across multiple counties in Nebraska and surrounding states.
Thomas J. Shearman, a prominent New York lawyer born in 1844, died after a surgical operation at his Brooklyn residence. He helped found major firms, defended figures like Henry Ward Beecher, and later focused on compilation work while aligning with abolitionist and free trade causes. Obituary remarks highlight his legal influence and public stances.
Fragmentary notes describe a recapture by Rundle involving forces from Animalilon and Roberts angos. The text references Wiindle's troops in a trick and a battery at Niediol with May recapture efforts. Details on dates, places, and numbers are unclear due to damaged OCR.
In New Haven and nearby towns on election night January brought mixed results as Democrats claimed gains while Republicans held solid positions in several towns. Data from 188 towns shows Republicans 123 to Democrats 37 in earlier tallies, with shifts noted in several communities and a looming territorial political fight.
The Methodist conference issued pastor assignments across multiple churches including Sioux City First Grace and LeMars. Several clergy shifts are noted with names and new posting details, affecting Webster City and surrounding districts as Rev Wittengers takes a new role and others move within the Iowa region.
A garbled dispatch from Petersburg reports a disclaimer by Russia about Manchuria annexation. The text mentions officials communications, a Shanghai consul general, and a British gunboat incident near Muklue with inhabitants and captured vessels.
The report notes manual polls in most towns with six lacking. City ballots are being cast in Norwalk South Norwalk and New London. observers see rising doubt about legality and the November forecast remains unsettled as the process proceeds.
A Morning Post dispatch reports Germany edging from a rigid civili stance as France, Germany, and Russia discuss a Chincken program to be presented to powers soon. The Vienna and Cologne outlets note shifts in German policy, with pressure from Britain and other nations influencing a milder proposal and possible concessions in Asia.
Reports discuss a proposed blockade against Chinese ports at Shanghai and other coastal locations. The piece analyzes international law, unilateral versus joint actions, and the legality of a pacific blockade as a constraint on war while noting historical usage and the dubious clarity of enforcement.
Sexto Lopes, former secretary to General Aguinaldo, arrived in New York on October 3 to explain to Americans the Filipino fight for independence. He said his trip aims to inform U.S. citizens about Filipino desires for future government and peace with honor, insisting Filipinos seek justice rather than interference in American politics. Lopes and party are believed to be aligned with Mr Warren.
The report notes reduced insurgent activity around Manila with intermittent attacks near Law Pings in Baranwgué and nearby towns. Official dispatches describe skirmishes in Fambaton and Batangas provinces with several clashes on the Moot Aver. Lt. Davssimated casualties and Capt. Samuel E. Smiley of the United States Infantry is mentioned in a cross Atlantic return narrative.
fragments describe a deserter shot during a skirmish near Lawton with General Lawton present. narrative references a private named Mahie and officers from Troop 1, Blooming Wadted Shaver Cavalry, and chaotic scene at a church square with telegraph tape lines and claimed movements of Del Mar and an American in command. Descriptions are fragmentary and include uncertain names and details.
A chaotic report details a national convention in Indianapolis with multiple named figures and clubs listed. The text references speakers, attendees, and planned programs, though many names and terms are garbled, highlighting a political gathering with expected addresses and parade events.
The assassination case of Kerteler was tried by court martial with no immediate sentence given. The prisoner will be held in hope of obtaining further information against him. Reports state Remianarksypl captured Kirin and established control as Chinese troops dispersed rebels.
The death of James Tecler aged forty years, a longtime resident of Union County, occurred this afternoon from heart failure after dinner. He was well known in his community and leaves a wife, children, and other relatives to mourn his loss. A weekly bank statement from New York is noted in the same issue.
The report describes William Jennings Bryan speaking from the rear platform of a Bryan train at Hankinson North Dakota at 6 30. He addresses a large audience for about sixty minutes focusing on reform, war, and materialism. He argues for voting against the Republican party citing distrust in trusts and calls for a shift in November. He warns against Philippine policy and accuses the Republicans of leading the nation toward war for imperial aims.
John E Hudson president of the American Bell Telephone Company died suddenly in Mell Teteply Kajlevm Deverly on Oct 3. The report notes his prominent role in the firm and his sudden illness.
An unnamed man, Hiram George Mentty, traveled from Mexico claiming robbery of 10000 Mexican dollars and wandered fourteen days in the desert toward Galveston with Jim Murphy. He says Mexican authorities later shot him, and money and mules were taken. Concurrently reports mention Hamburg and local grain yard details with vague names and a mispatched note.
Partial OCR reads indicate a Chicago market upset involving U Devore Co and Kanounesd, with Mr Peters and Alve-oul W Wintéinant named. The article mentions a stock or bond amount of 10,100 and ties to the firm of Charts Hearotin, suggesting a liquidity or margin crisis and pending draughts from creditors.
Washington signals orders for withdrawal of most American troops from Peking with General Chaffee overseeing the move. Plans show a land expedition to Shan Hai Kwan may depart Oct 1 leaving about 4,200 troops, while naval force details remain unsettled. A mixed Anglo-Russian stance and railway friction add to tense predeparture atmosphere as Brooklyn likely hosts the expedition's warship.
Washington reports reflect mixed European positions on the Geninax Proportion and its Chinese ringleaders, with Great Britain Russia and France supporting the United States approach while Germany, Austria, and Italy back a unified Dreibrund stance. Officials expect no shift in State Department policy as Secretary Nay returns, fearing attempts to seize Chinese officials could derail peaceful negotiations.
The Victor Colorado scene reports a September convention where Vienne Demhcedta and others condemned Governor Knoxerelt and denounced intolerance at a public gathering. The resolution disavows violence by speakers and criticizes Republicans for provoking disorder, naming Senator Edward Walcotte and others.
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