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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1908
Page
4
Washington April 13. Representative James E. Watson of Indiana predicts the present session will act on or about Saturday, May, based on a careful survey of the situation in the two houses of Congress.
Lieutenant Charles A. L. Totten U S A retired and former Yale professor died at his Milford Connecticut home on April 13. He was known for mathematical deductions used in prophetic interpretations of scriptures many predicting the end of the world.
Officially announced April 13 the cabinet shows Asquith as prime minister with David Lloyd George as chancellor and Lloyd George's rise to deputy leader in the commons. Churchill and Runciman join the cabinet while Campbell Bannerman and Elgin exit from previous posts.
Wireless reports the Atlantic fleet en route to San Diego and set to anchor on schedule time. The ships will form in four lines of four vessels each in division formation off Coronado Beach.
New Richmond Wisconsin April 13 Mrs Joseph Harback accidentally drowned in Willow river near her home southeast of the city She was among the first settlers and about eighty years old She leaves a husband and two grown sons.
President Roosevelt may spend the first year post office travel abroad if his desires are realized. He aims to visit rugged foreign regions and popular tourist sites, with hunts for big game in Alaska discussed at a Boone and Crockett dinner. The White House stay continues until the Chicago convention returns are in.
Dover reports a practically unanimous Delaware delegation for Judge George Gray at the Denver nomination convention. A few Kent county districts appear won by Bryan adherents, suggesting possible Bryan representation on the delegation.
General Byron M. Cutcheon longtime congressman from Manistee Mich and Civil War veteran died at Ypsilanti Mich at age seventy two after a lingering illness from a complication of disorders.
A light form of scarlet fever is present at Harvard university. Eighteen students are confined in Stillman Infirmary and additional cases are reported in other dormitories.
Daniel R. Noyes head of Noyes Bros. & Cutler wholesale druggists of St Paul died at home of heart failure. Secretary of War Taft returned to Washington after a ten day West trip with multiple addresses. Fire at the Aquarium saloon and lunch room in St Paul caused damage estimated at 7009 dollars and threatened the block.
George W. Thomas, cashier of the First State Bank of Newport, Washington, ended his life at the Colonial hotel in Spokane by taking strychnine. Domestic troubles and failing health are given as factors prompting the act.
Real estate notices advertise 240 acres with buildings near a market for 1000 dollars with flexible terms, a house and three lots in a good location, elegant residences with city water and cement walk for 2250 dollars, and a first class room house with cellar and well priced around 950 dollars. Other houses and a good house with barn are offered at bargain prices.
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