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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1900
Page
4
A fragmented narrative spans politics, romance, and legal tension. It follows Jim Hooker and Clarence Brant amid marriage, duty, and rivalries, with Susy and Mrs Peyton adding domestic complexities. A dawn meeting hints at looming conflict and unresolved loyalties.
In Lehlich and Schuylkill regions miners propose to accept a 10 percent advance, guaranteed until April 1, 1900, with abolition of sliding scales. Operators would need to agree to continue raises and settle grievances. strike to continue until official union notice of settlement. President Mitchell voices cautious optimism but warns against reopening mines prematurely. A union telegram refutes rumors of settlement and confirms no deal until official notice.
In Hazleton and Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on October 16 coal operators declined to comment on the Scranton anthracite convention's actions. Reports say mine owners await large railroad decisions and a New York conference. Operators oppose further concessions beyond the 10 percent offer and miners press for a settlement.
Leilie Homman of Wisconsin and Hauge Himaei of Waterloo City report a sudden crisis. The incident occurred in Webster City as a well known resident, a longtime Air National Guard member, allegedly took his own life after a period of ill health and possible insanity.
A historical overview traces how presidential electors were chosen and when voting occurred in various states through the 19th and early 20th centuries. It notes shifts in election days, mentions Kentucky Michigan New York Massachusetts Delaware and Illinois, and references McKinley era discussions and related political commentary.
A collection of testimonials from Ohio and Indiana women in 1899 praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for kidney and female ailments. Letters recount severe symptoms, weight loss, fatigue, and relief after using the remedy, urging others to try it.
A fragmented reminiscence tells of a Cleveland man who leaves his father, wanders to Bay City and Detroit seeking bread and shelter. He recalls a Christmas card, charity from a fund, and money arriving in May, intertwined with a distant call to respond to an advertisement from The Avimator Cy in Chicago.
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