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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1900

Page

2

Former Adams Express employee admits to murder and train robbery

Charles R H Ferrell, a former Adams Express worker, confessed to killing Messenger Safie Lane and robbing the train’s way safe on an east bound Pennsylvania train. He planned the crime to fund his upcoming marriage to Lillian Costelow and recovered about part of the stolen money.

Cotumnvus, O Charles R. H. Ferrell Adams Express Company Safie Pennsylvania Ferrell Lillian Costelow Patrick Costelow Marriegre Torrell Hoe Express Lane Leo Smith & Wesson Urbana Columbus Forrer Farrel Farrell Plain City

Filipinos Surrender Report From General MacArthur Dispatch

War Department cablegram from Manila dated Aug 12 reports in the Tayuca vicinity a Filipino force surrendered to Colonel Freeman of the Twenty-fourth United States Infantry. The unit included one major 68 captains lieutenants totaling 169 men with 401 rifles and 50 bolos.

War Department Manila Yiaonel Tayuca Freeman Twenty-fourth United States Infantry

Kings Bre Sxesed 3 s covernor of South

Omitted or garbled text from a Napoleon report notes Robert Kings home in Napoleon.

Tornoe Robert Kings South Napoleon

Veteran Civil War General and Italian King Meet

An elderly veteran of the Civil War who rose from lieutenant colonel to major general is noted for his service. He also served twice as civil governor of South Carolina. In Rome King Victor Emmanuel III received 600 senators and deputies to honor the throne and Queen Helena for funeral rites and the king’s elevation.

Fie South Carolina Rome Victor Emanuel III Senate Chamber of Deputies Helena Humbert

King Victor Emanuel III Takes Oath as Italian King

In Rome on August 13 King Victor Emanuel III took the constitutional oath before parliament as crowds cheered the royal procession. The senate chamber wore mourning colors while cannon boomed and officials gathered to witness the ceremony and the king's address.

Rome Victor Emanuel III Senate Quirinal Chamber of Deputies Aosta Turin Genoa

Republicans Plan Nordic Speakers Across Northwestern States

Mr Fischer Hanson named to head the Scandinavian bureau at Republican headquarters and to assign speakers for campaigns in Iowa Minnesota Nebraska Illinois and the Dakotas. He will first speak in Chicago next Thursday night.

New York Fischer- Hanson Chicago Republican Heath Iowa Minnesota Nebraska Illinois Dakotas

Wanted in Iowa For Murder

Sioux City Iowa August 13 Chief of Police Nelson is advised Frank Peyton has been arrested in St Louis on suspicion of murdering John J Robson a prominent contractor of this city who was killed in his office on December 20 last

Sioux City Nelson Frank Peyton St. Louis John J. Robson

Telegraphed battle reports from Yang Tsun front

A Remey cable from Taku dated August 7 quotes Chaffee reporting the Sixth Division at Yang Tsun with about sixty casualties and two wounded marines from heat and fatigue. A front commander says the attack began nine miles from Pei Tsang, with Americans on the right and Russians on the left, yielding first line losses of about fifty killed or sunstroke deaths.

Washington Navy Department Remey Taku Chaffee Yang Tsun Pei Tsang

Mankato Beer Agency Draws 3000. Republican Fray Ahead

From Mankato 3000 sample the new brewing agency event drew a crowd with seventy barrels poured. In Albert Lea a heated Republican convention race sees two to five candidates per office and one candidate travel to Mower County to campaign.

Mankato Albert Lea Mower County

Italian foreign office reports Pekin clash deaths and ally delay

From Pekin dated Aug 5, Marquis Salvator Raggi reports shots exchanged between legation defenders and Chinese fighters, one killed and two wounded, with no news from allies since July 30 and hope they advance to Pekin soon. Foot and mouth disease widespread across Europe livestock, Italian societies in Chicago and thousands of Italians honor King Humbert, and Mme Elsie Camacho died of heart disease on a Pennsylvania railway train leaving Newark for Jersey City.

Rome Pekin Salvator Raggi Legations Mme Elsie Camacho Mexico Pennsylvania Newark Jersey City

Late Market Report From DuLutTa Wheat Prices Decline

DuLutTa August market notes show cash wheat prices for No 1 hard at 79 30 cents No 1 Northern at 77 3 4 cents and No 8 at 72 3 4 cents With arrivals of No 1 hard and No 1 Northern old and new contracts listed For flax cash at 1 32 with September 1 31 and October 1 28 The report captures price levels and contract mentions for wheat and flax in late trading.

Wheat futures update from Minneapolis grain market

Market string reports in Minneap olis show wheat prices for August September and December contracts with No 1 Northern and No 2 Northern quotes. Track prices list hard red winter and Northern grades with bid levels and percent figures.

Minneapolis

Sioux City Live Stock Market Report August 13

CATTLE market steady with beeves 5.00 to 5.65, cows and bulls 4.00 to 5.00, stockers 4.00 to 5.50, calves 3.25 to 3.50. HOGS market weak with prices 9.40 to 9.10. Receipts: cattle 800, hogs 2,800.

Sioux City

Hogs and Cattle Prices Steady After Open Below Peak

SouTH St. Paul market opened lower and closed steady amid declines. Hogs ranged $4.50 to $5.16. Cattle sales $8.75 to $25 for choice cows, $4.75 to $5.25 for choice steers, $3.25 to $3.50 for fat bulls, $4.50 to $6.00 for calves, and $3.26 to $4.80 for stockers. Fat sheep steady lambs dull. fat sheep $3.50 to $4.00, lambs $4.00 to $4.25.

South St. Paul

Commodity Price Quotes in Chicago Trade Roundup

Wheat prices posted August seven decimals and September around 75 to 40 while October marked 764c. Corn noted August u8 ge and September 880 with October at 87c0. Oats showed August gc and September 21 with October 24 22e60. No.2 white corn priced at 324c in September and 7dc in October.

Chicago

Ingomar in Demand as Solid Theater Rises in Popularity

Public tastes shift from frothy farce to plays of merit. Ingomar remains gripping with a tight plot and sharp character portrayal. The stock company revival across the country boosts audience interest and promises strong box office.

Zonda Ingomar

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