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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
4
A seller advertises up to date wallpaper lines at reduced rates and invites customers to call a phone number to view samples at their home. The message requests viewers to decide colors and patterns that harmonize with existing furnishings and provides the phone number 421 L.
Mrs Helen Pierce Grey, journalist tied to Crow Indians protests against government agents, testifies before the Senate Indian Affairs Committee accusing mistreatment and jailings of Indians on the Crow reservation in Montana. She cites alleged official knowledge, recalling six arrests and a threat of insanity charge, while Secretary Garfield denies her claims.
War Secretary William H. Taft spoke at the Columbus Board of Trade annual dinner at Memorial hall before about 1,200 attendees. He urged better treatment for U S soldiers and spent the day preparing his remarks and meeting Republican leaders with Governor Harris and state officials.
Wireless reports from Magdalena Bay say the Atlantic fleet nears completion of target practice. The Vermont has finished 12 inch gun work and is finishing the secondary battery rifles as most ships complete torpedo drills.剩
Admiral Robley D. Evans starts his bath treatment in Hot Springs California on April 3. He is wheeled to the baths in a chair and reports feeling refreshed. He plans to take a bath and treatment each morning and spend the days in the sun.
Billings police chief Talgo declares Mrs. Helen Grey’s claim that Secretary Garfield warned him she is a dangerous blackmailer and adventuress is untrue. Talgo says he has never met Garfield and would not recognize him if faced with him.
Washington report says an attorney for Electric Boat pressed a member of Congress, Loud, over submarine bill votes. Frank L. Edinborough testified that W. D. Gordon sought influence, alleging graft payments and candidate pressure. Witnesses Berger and Treadwell denied improper lobbying.
Nebraska delegation presses to delay the Populist national convention in Bryan's interest. After two sessions, no permanent committee was formed. A. M. Walling of David City challenged credentials rules, but his protest failed. Nebraska allies vow to bolt if a ticket is placed and seek support from other states.
City advances offer on properties and a mower count program, highlighting special bargains for local buyers and potential price reductions. Authorities outline terms, locations, and eligibility for residents seeking deals on urban parcels and lawn equipment.
Tahlequah Oklahoma April 3 a full blood Cherokee man Bert Hampton entered a country dance eight miles south of Tahlequah and shot and killed Joe Bonhannon and Arch Barsha two white farmers. Hampton fled the scene and remained at large as authorities sought him. He is described as intoxicated.
In Cleveland on April 3 a fire caused about 120000 dollars in damages to J Koblitz and Co wholesale rags and to the Buckeye Fish Company.
Great Western air lines timetable lists northbound departures from Chicago to St Paul Minneapolis Fort Dodge Mason City and Council Bluffs with 4:08 AM and 3:35 PM departures. Southbound trains to Fort Ledge Omaha and Lyle arrive 11:35 PM to 4:08 AM with 3:25 PM and 12:40 PM arrivals.
In Rome on April 3 during a workman’s funeral a group of roughs following the hearse caused chaos. Troops barred the procession and opened fire, killing three rioters and wounding fifteen, four mortally. The labor exchange threatens a general strike in protest.
Fire ravaged Hobbs' glass works in London Ontario on April 3 causing extensive damage to adjacent buildings. The total loss is estimated at 300000 dollars with about 80 percent insured.
Ed Schiewek, proprietor of the largest ladies tailoring establishment in the country, invites all ladies to have their suits made to measure for a perfect fit. He promises no extra cost and sometimes even lower prices than ready made garments.
A collection of classified notices offering labor on a farm and multiple properties for sale. Items include a three man farm job request, a house with barn on 1.75 acres, a 240 acre land with buildings near a market, two houses with three lots on Bridge Street, and various home sites and investment properties priced to sell with cash payments and terms.
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