03 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1905
Page
1
The notice stresses seasonal pricing ethics, inviting patrons to buy early for better assortments and longer use. It highlights the store’s goal of offering a wide Millinery line at low prices without inflating marks. The message emphasizes quality, breadth of selection, and a hoped-for strong turnout on the opening date.
Emperor William of Germany made a short two hour stay in Tangier landing at 8 but delaying five hours. He visited the German legation and met German residents in Morocco while rumors of an anarchistic plot and Francophobic demonstrations circulated. Count von Tallensach-Aschold noted precautions and the emperor’s visit ended with decorations to Mulai Abd-El-Mareek and the sultan’s deputation.
Dispatches from Tangier report Emperor William defending equal rights for Germany in Morocco and vowing to maintain Morocco's sovereignty. Hamburg area detour notes a German cruiser collision with the Prince George near Gibraltar, with the latter leaking and to be docked. In Buffalo, Alonzo Py Whitemon is released on bail of 6.09 dollars after acquittals on grand larceny charges.
Observers offer varied interpretations of the visit noting differing views on its significance. Critics question motives and potential implications while supporters emphasize diplomatic aims and collaborative prospects.
Foreign Minister Delcasse told the senate in Paris the tone of his speech on the Emperor’s Tangier visit was sober and deliberate. He closed by saying no resistance from interested quarters would force France to change its policy, a declaration greeted with strong applause.
Reports from St. Petersburg say Japan declines to negotiate peace on Russia’s terms. Japanese forces under Oyama advance northward with extended wings as the main army moves. The information could not be traced to a responsible source.
The leaders of multiple secret societies in China wield growing influence across the country. Their power could shape official policy and public sentiment as authorities monitor evolving factional dynamics and regional loyalties.
St. Petersburg reports Japanese prisoners at Medved killed themselves by harikari and arsenic. Embassies say Russian arrangements were largely good. Paris notes peace prospects fading withories of Delcasse talks inaccurate. A church reform drive urges a general council to free the church from state control and examine Armenian church property admin.
St. Petersburg reports Field Marshal Oyama has begun a full advance with wings extended. Heavy reconnaissance targets the Russian center to uncover weak points and improve the attack.
Reconnaissances disclose activity by the Japanese on the west near the Mongolian frontier. Anti foreign propaganda is said to be stirred among Chinese to renew Boxer disturbances. Hun Yuan Min societies and Tsai Li groups are named as fanning agitation in Manchuria.
In St Petersburg on April 1 a group of clergy favorable to complete church independence and self rule presented a document to Metropolitan Antonius. The views are published in the Church Messenger, reflecting growing Orthodox influence among Russia’s people.
In St Petersburg on April 1 a crowd of workers demanded the release of imprisoned strike leaders. Mounted police and troops surrounded the demonstrators and dispersed them after a tense scuffle that left a few injured.
Nicholas Goetzinger uncovered a roll of thirty silver pieces while digging fence postholes in Templeton on April 1. The coins, dating centuries back, show mint marks from Prussia Hungary Flanders and Bavaria as the outer wrapping rotted away.
Paris reports Robert R. McCormick and Mrs McCormick arriving from St Petersburg at 4 p m by order from Washington. They travel with new ambassadorial duties and aim to advance U S interests in France.
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