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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1902
Page
2
A clash between O Logins and workers at the Native Malleable Castings plant in Haughville escalated into a large fight. Stones bricks and missiles flew as about two hundred participants battled this evening. Police arrived after the melee ended with several wounded and ten arrests.
Note lists mailing details for the Daly Herald published in Austin Minnesota. It states second class mail matter status and a schedule for subscription options including yearly, quarterly, and weekly rates.
With a new bee yard and dairy workforce, Austin is described as a land of plenty but faces rain and a farmer interrupted by a political candidate seeking a talk at work. The piece contrasts agricultural life with campaign activity.
A new publication titled Spot Cash has launched, prompting questions about whether the name signals a serious venture or a playful jab. Observers note readers wonder if the title hints at financial themes or is a tongue in cheek device.
Sweningsen ends 21 years in public office and will yield to a more powerful figure, stepping aside as a leadership transition unfolds. The move marks a long tenure end and a shift toward new political dynamics.
Public opinion shifts toward Tawney as two year effort nears completion this year and a clean sweep appears likely from Tawney down.
A reprint of the Transcript containing criticism of Tawney's Porto Rican policy would intrigue readers who see that paper as aligned with Tawney's interests. The piece prompts curiosity about editorial stances and historical debates.
The Register reports the current favors Taw ney in the county while Knatvold seems to have only a few supporters left after a previous count of four.
The text argues that independents reflect the people they serve and that representatives must safeguard constituents' interests. When lawmakers misrepresent or neglect those interests, it signals a need for change and accountability.
A local figure is urged to beware dishonest practices used to secure nomination. The writer argues that buying and hobnobbing with bosses corrupts public service and any office won by such means would fail the people. The message emphasizes that public office belongs to the public.
Tawney remains quiet on the lumber issue as backers argue Knatvold’s record proves dairy advocacy. The senator is praised for safeguarding cows and products while promising fair shed costs for farmers.
The writer laments vandalism in the city cemetery where decorative roadways and plantings are damaged by careless drivers and blossom pickers. They urge respectful behavior and clear signals to preserve orderly, sacred grounds and prevent further destruction of beauty.
President Roosevelt arrived in Hartford where crowds greeted him with enthusiasm. He delivered a well received speech on important national relations, and the day featured a large floral piece presented by Hartford workingmen. City wore gala dress and weather was perfect with no incidents.
A concise reflection on order and harmony, arguing that proper placement follows nature’s intent. The piece frames the idea that arranging objects in their correct places respects natural design.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Geo Hogan drowned Sunday while visiting at the Dan Hogan home near Cedar City. A blossom floated on the water showed the boy reached the tank and was likely in it only a few minutes before he was found. Dr Lewis arrived after more than two hours and the child was dead. Funeral services will be at 2 30 Tuesday at the Baptist church and interment in Oakwood cemetery.
A hopeful poem excerpt from the Atlanta Constitution celebrating joy in the country. The lines speak of birds in blossoms, singing rivers, and love's beam dispelling sighs as lights shine through storms toward a heavenly dream.
East Side resident Frank Herzog fell from an apple tree at Evergreen Farm and sustained serious head injuries. Doctors fear he may have a broken back and he was hospitalized after the incident this afternoon.
Andrew Hanson completed a neat home in Slaven addition to Austin and about twenty families gathered Sunday to tour and celebrate. Guests marched from P Jensen’s to the Hanson home and enjoyed quiet amusement followed by a six o'clock supper. Gifts included six dining chairs a large framed picture a sardiniere and stand and a hanging lamp.
Miss Jennette Gibbons, Columbia School of Oratory graduate, will present a recital at the Baptist church Tuesday evening August 26. Tickets are 15 cents. The program follows.
Bertha Chapman sixteen daughter of Mr and Mrs Enoch Chapman suffered severe burns Sunday when kerosene spilled and the can exploded. Her clothing caught fire and she ran outside as her mother tried to douse the flames. Dr Pierson attends and little hope of recovery is entertained.
Fire at the Butte Montana reverbatory building owned by Senator W A Clark destroyed the structure after the furnace roof fell in. The blaze spread to the roof and forced the smelter and three ore mines to close, leaving about 1 000 men unemployed for roughly two months.
State of Minnesota and D Court summon defendants Joseph Jackson Charles P Brown Caroline M Brown and Oliver Potter to answer the complaint filed with the clerk of the court in Mower County Austin Minnesota within twenty days after service. Attorneys Greenman & Greenman notice dated June 23 1902.
Aug 26. At midnight Miss Tucker, a prominent young lady, fell over a cliff during a party. Nashville man Cowan caught her just as she slipped and plunged a 60 foot drop. He was badly hurt but saved her as companions organized a rescue to the ledge. Miss Tucker was insensible.
In Mower County a lawsuit by Joseph Jackson seeks to correct a deed error from Brown to Potter and to obtain a fee simple title to described property. The real estate includes the west half of the northwest quarter of section 20 in township 103 north range 15 west and part of the east half of the northwest quarter lying north of the M M St P railroad in the same township and range. Dated Austin Minnesota June 23 1902.
The Baptist Sunday School holds its regular annual picnic at Lafayette Park next Wednesday afternoon. Attendees should meet at the church at 10 o'clock with their baskets.
Classified notice seeking male workers to oversee an office in Austin. Address with reference to A. T. Morris care L. T. Deaver Creston Iowa for applications.
A freight train struck three passenger coaches at the Mason City depot on Sunday, smashing them. No passengers were aboard the coaches and two men on the engine escaped unharmed.
Albert Lea College at Albert Lea Minnesota offers B A degrees and four year courses. It proclaims itself the Northwest’s only exclusively women’s college with university standards and competent teachers. The college emphasizes social advantages, music, art, elocution, physical culture, normal training and low terms. Fall term opens September 10 1902. Miss K I Hutchison principal Rev C C Adams secretary.
The Harmonia Society held a Sunday picnic at the Poor Farm with members and a few guests of Charles Fitzloff. A celebrated savnel soup was the chief dish followed by a singing program. The event was a successful gathering and thanks were extended to the Poor Farm management for use of the grounds.
Three good rooms suitable for housekeeping available at 403 East Maple Street. Contact Mrs. J. Guinn ey.
St Paul Aug 25 Agreement reached between Justice Department counsel and Northern Securities to begin testimony Sept 15 at the U S district attorney office in New York City Special Examiner Ingersoll of St Paul will travel East to handle duties Testimony will first cover the federal government then the Northern Securities company Solicitor General Richards is expected to represent the federal government with plans for Attorney General Knox to travel abroad
Minnie Masterson was killed in New Albany Indiana and husband James Masterson is jailed on murder charges. He says a strange assailant emerged from a post as the couple returned from Louisville and opened fire. Masterson claims he was shot in the arm during the struggle and was bleeding when arrested.
Miss Basford will open her studio in the Joseph building on August 25. The event marks the debut of her new space in the downtown area, inviting local residents to visit and view her offerings.
Friends and relatives gathered for a Riverview Sunday picnic honoring Elias Howe and his wife. The gathering enjoyed a pleasant dinner and the day will be long remembered by those in attendance.
Piano tuning services offered in Austin by F M Reruss at 303 Water St. Prices include 3.00 for a single tuning, 5.00 for two tunings in a year, and 2.00 each for clubs of three or more. First class work guaranteed. tf.
After September 1 cement sidewalks will cost 55 cents per foot for a 5 foot 4 inch walk due to the higher cement price. Signatures: C. E. Dickens, E. Enockson.
A Sunday picnic at Oscar Lambert's farm nine miles east of town drew about a dozen couples from Austin. Guests praised Mr and Mrs Lambert as fine entertainers.
Ten members of the native constabulary were ambushed near Magdalena in Sor-Sogon province by a band of sixty militants armed with rifles and bolos. One constable killed, two wounded, three captured. seventy constabulary pursue the insurgents.
Homestead relinquishments offered for sale across good farm lands with some improvements. Several 5 to 10 acre flax plots available. Prices: half sections from 350 to 700 dollars, quarters from 300 to 500 dollars. Correspond with Claud C. Keenan in Minot or Bjelland P.O. North Dakota.
The Central Federation Union representing 260000 workers decides to seek a special session of Congress via a mass meeting in New York City urging President Roosevelt to convene Congress to finalize plans for a swift end to the coal strike.
Chicago tale reports Bryant Schick awakened by a dream then found his home filled with escaping gas. His wife and two children, a two year old daughter and an infant, died. Authorities suspect the wife turned on the gas while insane and note the unreadable suicide note.
Uncle and his visiting nephew share a casual meal in a Varisian restaurant. The nephew, still growing, enjoys the first-rate dinner and lively talk as they plan another visit. Toledo Blade.
A lignite called paper coal is found near Bonn Germany. It naturally divides into very thin sheets as part of its mineral structure.
Conditioning for entrance to the High School last June may make up exams at the High School building on August 29. At 9 a.m. Arithmetic and Geography, 2 p.m. United States History, 4 p.m. English Grammar. Very respectfully Andrew Nelson.
Official figures list 25 664 cases and 18 040 deaths to date with likely undercounting. Manila reported only eight cases last Saturday while Luzon provinces show 414 infections and 317 deaths in Ilocos Norte the previous Saturday.
Northwest Telephone Exchange Co subscribers may submit name changes for the directory. Notify the manager or chief operator by 6 pm Thursday August 28 1902. A six month contract dated Oct 1 allows new subscribers a position in the new directory. W. L. Van Camp manager.
A trade note from C. A. Emmons of Austin Lumber & Fuel Co. explains prudence in practice as choosing high quality goods at low prices. The ad emphasizes customer trust and sensible buying decisions.
A special excursion via Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway promises entertainment for visitors. The trip departs Austin at 6 46 a m with a 1 50 round trip fare, offering a Sunday outing to Minneapolis and Minnehaha Falls on August 24 1902.
A water rescue at Pat tle Island near Victory leaves five year old Miss W. and a man named Wyman drowned as their group attended festivities. The victims, including a child of Judge Siian, were amidst a crowd at the beach when the tragedy occurred.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad advertises summer balance travel options with round trip and one way tickets to Pueblo Colorado Springs Ogden Salt Lake City Leadville and Hot Springs. Prices and exact routes not fully legible in OCR.
Hasnems Of pportunities Fall Locations in Iowa Illinois Minnewia and Missouri on the Chicago Great Western ka way promising agricultural sector in United States where farming is prospering and business thrives. We seek competent men for branches of business with opportunities for creamery and general merchandise sites. hotels banks and more. Correspondence invited. Write for Maps Leaflets W. D. Reed Lodust Age 4 dicott Building St Paul Minn.
Special fare excursion to Duluth branded at five dollars departs Saturday Aug 23 via the Chicago Great Western. Arrivals and connections through St Paul and Chicago with return options on Sunday Aug 24 and 25. Tickets valid from St J to any Great Western train. details at Great Western agents or J Elmer, G P A Chicago.
An extension of the Milwaukee and St Paul Railway from Eureka in McPherson County to Linton in Emmons County North Dakota will pass through prairie country known as the Wheat Belt of South Dakota. The line should finish by harvest time with Greenway Zeeland Lagau Stafford and Linton as key markets. Watch for opening announcements and August dates.
Keep Your Eye On the new town of Linton South Dakota. Linton is the county seat of Emmons on Beaver Creek. A sale will take place at Eureka September 4 1902. Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway offers fixed rates from all points within South Dakota for business location opportunities. For information write W Morrow Eureka South Dakota.
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