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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
2
The Williston Graphic item notes the Pope's vault believed the world's wealthiest jewel collection valued near 200 million dollars. Other notes cover Morocco population guesses, Indian lands openings, U S coin counterfeiting, and Taft’s long travels. Railcar orders surge with 141 415 freight cars and 3 284 passenger cars.
Daisy longs for Santa as John Langlands contemplates leaving. Kate endures his distance stirred by a betrayed past. A Christmas night of doubt, reconciliation, and softened pride unfolds as Daisy’s faith in her father prompts a fragile reunion. John returns with a gift for Daisy, and Kate sees renewed love in their embrace.
Noted Chicago Inter Ocean piece recalls Capt. Samuel Harris of the Fifth Michigan Cavalry who, after aiding a wounded Confederate family, was spared execution by a reprieve from Mrs. Jefferson Davis. Harris later thanked Mrs. Davis in 1895 and recounted the 1864 Dahlgren raid tale, highlighting loyalty across war lines.
The poem fragment narrates a brutal assault with heroic violence as fighters press the foe. It centers on Bumbum and distant distances as lines rise and fall amid gore and banners. The piece reflects warlike imagery and ardent combat, ending with a distant eighty mile refrain.
The imperial memorial plan collapses as Britain cannot locate a suitable site and all subscriptions will be refunded. In Texas, pensions for Confederate veterans rise with $900,000 allocated for 1905 and 1907 and $154,538 for Confederate home support.
A Confederate soldier confronts a Union writer near Grant's army, promising fair play in a pistol duel. The writer is wounded but saved as bushwhackers close in. the Confederate carries him to Union lines, insisting the fight was for justice as a deserter defense fades and Sam explains the ruse to pickets.
A panel of figures shows global trade shifts with 1904 exports and imports in the United States and Europe. Philadelphia’s foreign trade neared 140 million dollars, while Siam and China ports reflect growing shipping and tariff patterns. Medical notes discuss X rays in cancer care, dust exposure risks, and plague transmission from dead tissues.
Augustin Poole, a veteran trainer and Crimea War veteran from 1854 to 1866, was nearly buried alive after being thrown into a burial trench wounded following the battle of Tchernaya. He was rescued, died in England recently, and reportedly lived only a few years after his funeral.
A Danish descended clergyman recalls coffee causing nerves insomnia and dull brain at a Biblical Institute. He quits coffee, returns to it with worse results, then tries Postum Food Coffee. He reports faster recovery, clearer mind and better sleep, praising Postum highly and endorsing the product from Batavia Creek Michigan. There is a reason. Read The Road to Wellville.
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