25 Sep 1903
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1903
Page
1
Reports from Istanbul and Washington indicate rising American pressure over Turkey’s actions. Officials debate public expression of U.S. concerns while military and diplomatic maneuvers threaten to reshape the region. Analysts note potential troop deployments and regional shifts in alliance dynamics as events unfold.
A garbled report warns that authorities expect swift action as unrest rises. It mentions measures against revolts, and Revolutionary chiefs threatening to shut down operations. The piece references Christians, Meat Leuaye, Bul gar, and international tension with a looming crisis across districts and cities.
The letter from Chive, HOD, reports Sir Thomas Stronger plans a departure for Len ton by week’s end. It notes a steady and satisfactory progress, with medical opinions mostly favorable, barring any unforeseen complications, and anticipates the baronet’s movement by week’s end.
The article describes a heated political clash as Prime Minister Balfour faces internal party dissent and public scrutiny in London. It notes speculation on Chamberlain reentering power, possible reshaping of the ministry, and hints at a new administrative realignment if Balfour’s government falls short.
Reuters dispatch from St. Petersburg reports Russian press reacting with satisfaction to Neville Chamberlain’s resignation. They view it as removing a disruptive factor for European peace and expect stability to follow in the wake of his departure.
In Dresden on Sept 2 Ilerr Bebvl assailed U S policy before the social democratic congress warning of an approaching economic crisis. He urged inflexible stance by the social democracy against imperial policy, condemned militarism and colonial expansion, and urged undermining the current capitalist system. Harp Vollmar to respond tomorrow.
The most violent quake since 1885 rattled Santiago early today, lasting about fifteen seconds. Buildings cracked, bricks and plaster fell, and residents rushed into streets in fear. no injuries reported. Local authorities assess damage and safety.
President Roosevelt and New Jersey Governor Murphy led a historic Antietam dedication in Sharpsburg with nearly 1,000 New Jersey Civil War veterans in attendance. He urged civic virtue, unity, and courage, praising the Grand Army of the Republic while rain dampened ceremonies and a late reception ensued before departure.
Washington reports Dr. Wiley plans another poison eating experiment starting around October 1 as part of a government study. Volunteers from last winter may join again though some married men prefer home life. The act targets salicylic acid with other preservatives considered if needed.
The Wort Worth Telegram repeats claims that Beaumont wells were salted by Standard Oil Company agents. It alleges cheap purchases of salted wells through a dummy concern, kept idle until resold. Professor Hill of Washington warned owners to beware such practices. Fort Worth’s George C. Stutchins cites investigations by local detectives and reports that men discussed the issue in Beaumont.
Rumors persist that the Rock Island Southern Pacific and Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe may form a Southern Securities company if the Northern Securities case is sustained by the U S Supreme Court. Chicago officials doubt the plan, noting Harriman unlikely to split Southern Pacific from his system.
A Greensboro hero Captain Hobson, friend of Captain Richmond J, is said to announce his bid for Congress in the Sixth District against John H. Bankhead. After a successful free lecture tour in Green, Tuscaloosa, and nearby counties, supporters declare Hobson has strong appeal and could mount a winning race.
Sir Thomas Lipton, recovering from catarrhal appendicitis at the Auditorium Annex in Chicago, passed a quiet night and is reportedly doing well this morning per a statement from his physicians.
The Chicago federation of labor passes a 9000 word letter of advice criticizing the presidents handling of the Miller case and non membership in the government printing office. The letter describes Roosevelt as enthusiastic yet uninformed and blames powerful interests around the White House. A copy will be sent to Oyster Bay with a Labor Day date.
Soldiers are deployed as strike talks proceed. Victor Colorado reports a 60 strong crowd jeered miners as they moved toward supper. A Colorado militia guard dispersed the crowd while officials promise the flag over Minip all year if needed. In Camp Weld and Camp Gehfield delegations were hosted by soldiers.
Nathan Swift son of Louis F Swift the packer died after a temple blow from a polo mallet at Owernentsia field. The injury initially seemed minor but sun glare prevented proper sighting of the ball, and a fall while riding led to faintness and delirium. Despite surgery at the Swift home Werklah Take county three doctors fought to save him, but he died. Swift, born in Chicago in 1870, was a noted football and polo enthusiast.
Posses sweep the nation in pursuit of Kid Curry the train robber who led two Great Northern heists on July 3 and escaped from Knoxville jail while being moved to the Ohio penitentiary. Authorities say Curry travels with many disguises and aims for the Bear Paw mountains rendezvous as lawmen press the chase.
Joseph Mrotiis of Jersey City sought police aid to wed Poleno Karenwoll after local residents called him an interloper. Bricks and clubs hailed his carriage arrival, police were attacked with water, yet guards protected the doorway and the marriage was solemnized.
London reports that Canada presses to redefine the southern boundary of the Alaska dispute. Finlay argues the Pearce inlet is the line, while the U S relies on Vancouver’s map. Canadian counsel show confidence despite doubts about sway over arbitrators.
The army board of ordnance and fortification continues Langley airship experiments funded under the 1911 act. Congress authorized 100000 for war engines and tools, with Langley’s flying machine labeled an engine of war. The board has liberal allowances and may grant more if the aeroplane progresses. Langley explains his plan, and a government use remains a possibility if successful.
In Columbia Missouri the new rule requires a chaperone for all sorority chapter events. A professional chaperone will be paid a salary and receive benefits such as theater tickets, free rides, and furnished housing. The Kappa Kappa Sigma sorority was the test case, and Beatty Walker of Columbia was hired to supervise the young women for the year.
In New York a prominent Brooklyn family discovers their adopted daughter, a mixed race girl believed white, is of African descent. The girl, living in luxury, learns she holds a different bloodline than her parents, prompting an emotional upheaval as she faces a new identity. The couple ultimately reaffirms love and plans for her future.
San Francisco on September 19 deputy U S Marshal W P Gamble alleged a plot to substitute old Chinese for some group, leading to deportation claims. Birmingham on September 1 state Senator George A Green faced arrest on conspiracy and bribery charges linked to a postal investigation with bail set at ten thousand dollars.
Mire Adélaide Pairbanks daughter of Senator and Mrs Fairbanks of Indianid Ward married Job W d'Immons at the brides parents residence. Only family and a few friends present.
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