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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1904

Page

3

Prudent Tarkio farmer ranks as top U S stock feeder

Missouri’s David Rankin, owner of about 22 000 acres across 14 ranches, is hailed as the nation’s most extensive individual farmer. The New York Sum credits him as the world’s largest stock feeder, selling thousands of cattle and hogs in 1902 and 1900, with yearly gains over 100 000. Rankin manages with 700 teams and 220 men, issuing monthly reports from each foreman. He splits time between fields, barns, and aiding laborers, and supports education with a 50 000 donation to United Presbyterian college at Tarkio. He recalls starting with almost nothing and building prosperity through hard work.

Missouri United States David Rankin Tarkio New York Rankin Ran United School of Lassa Brebun Sera Goden New York Herald

Senator Allison Sole Survivor of Senate's Changes

The Washington Post notes Senator Allison entered the senate in 1873 and remains the sole member to have served continuously since then. It recalls colleagues from Nevada Oregon Iowa and other states who held long tenures, with many carpet baggers from the South. He has witnessed the Senate’s complete turnover except for his own continued service.

Allison Senate Washington Post Stewart Nevada John H. Mitchell Oregon Mitchell John FP. Jones Iowa Powell Clayton Ambaszador Mexico Stephen W. Dorsey Arkansas John B. Gordon Georgia John A. Logan Richard J. Oglesby Illinois Oliver P. Morton Indiana John J. Ingalls Kansas Hannibal Hamlin Lot M. Morrill Maine George 8. Bout James W. Flanagan Texas George F. Edmunds Justin

Classic memorial to honor Illinois soldiers at Vicksburg design

The Illinois Vicksburg military park commission plans a 48 by 58 foot temple in the national park at Vicksburg. The design evokes Rome’s Pantheon and Minerva’s Temple, with top lighting and bronze panels bearing Illinois soldiers’ names. A representation of Grant’s breakthrough and Pemberton’s surrender will be featured. Deaths include Homer N. Hayes of Kansas City from a swallowed pin, with complications from a ruptured stomach. The Boston port of New Chwang is noted as the world’s largest bean market.

Ulinois Erva Rome Vicksburg Pemberton Grant Illinois Down Homer N. Hayes Kansas City Colorado Springs Boston New Chwang Liao River

Negro Cook Receives Confederate Cross of Honor at Nashville Camp

Preston Roberts known as Uncle Pete of Collierville, a long time camp servant for Forrest’s cavalry and First Tennessee Regiment, is to be awarded the Confederate Cross of Honor. He formerly commanded seventy five black cooks, earning praise for faithful service through 1861 to 1865. His application was endorsed by white veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy, marking the first such honor to a Negro in southern Confederate camps.

Tennessee Memphis, Tenn Company A Nashville South Preston Roberts Collierville Tenn Nathan Bedford Forrest Memphis Pete Daughters of the Confederacy Lee Uncle Pete Uncle Pres Coliierville 8. H. Roberts Uncle Pree F.T. Scott Ed Porter Somerville van Dorn Spring Hill Gen. Forrest

Palm trees of Ceylon and their village uses

The cocoanut palm supports Singalese life in the low country with sap for spirits, nut kernels in curry, milk as guest beverage, oil for lamps, fibre for nets, rope for tethering livestock, and leaf and wood for construction and roofing. Its leaf ribs even form brooms and bird cages before cultivation.

Ceylon

Colombia moves troops toward Panama and island annexation

The Bogota press appeals to fund a larger army as war fears grow. Colombia reportedly bought American ships to transport troops. The United States limits itself to guarding the railroad and blocking troop landings near Panama. Colombians landed on Old Providence and St Andrews Islands seeking Panama annexation, denied by Panama.

United States Colombia Panama Old Providence Republic of Panama St. Andrews Nicaragua Providence Island

Navy seeks heavy ships in House naval bill approval needs

Admiral Dewey backed heavy fighting ships over the general board in the naval appropriation bill scope totaling 95.2 million dollars. The plan includes one battleship two armored cruisers three scout cruisers and two squadron colliers with reappropriation of last year’s submarine funds. Armor plate factory planned cost four million with secretary of the navy authorized to build if private bidders fall short.

Admiral Dewey House Committee On Naval Affairs General Board Moody Navy Secretary of the Navy

Conquest of Thibet Sparks European Debate

Europe debates England’s Thibet expedition led by Col Younger and Col MacDonald as a force of up to four thousand to protect and enforce the Great Britain Thibet treaty. China signals no obstacle while mission gains local approval.

England Thibet Col Young Husband MacDonald Rusala Ann Point Great Britain Russia Peking Amban China Lanaa Huc and Gabet Lassa

Weavy Little Fellow Gen Huertas Gallant Panamanian Leader

Biographical sketch of Gen Esteban Huertas commander in Panama forces. Describes his start as a bugle boy, wartime exploits in Panama, capture of two officers during a bloodless revolution, and a nervy arrest trick. Notes he has one hand, is about two feet tall, weighs 107 pounds, and is highly regarded as a strategist.

Esteban Huertas Panama Huertas Ross Colombia

Stephen B Elkins for VP Nomination in Republican Ticket

Stephen Benton Elkins, a U S senator serving his second term, emerges as a suggested Republican vice presidential candidate. Born September 26, 1841 in Perry county Ohio, he moved to Missouri, graduated 1860, became a lawyer, served in New Mexico as legislator and attorney general, and was a U S district attorney and delegate in congress. He later moved to West Virginia and gained prominence in traction gas and mining firms. He also served as secretary of war from 1841 to 1893.

Stephen Benton Elkins N. B. Scott United States Senate Perry County Ohio Missouri State University New Mexico Territory Atrorney Congress West Virginia Elkins

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