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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1906

Page

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House Passes Three Measures in Opening Legislation Grind

The House approved three bills including forming the National German American Alliance, authorizing treasury to duplicate lost gold certificates, and amending national banking laws to permit real estate loans by national banks. The banking bill drew support from Western leaders while opponents argued real estate as security is improper. the measure passed 10 to 1.

Washington House Allance Secretary of the Treasury Weat Dlimsiei

Flood Strikes Clifton Arizona Killing Many Foreigner Victims

Clifton Arizona flood relief reports from El Paso say the river is receding and weather has cleared. Two bodies recovered with dozens unaccounted. looters shot. heavy damage along Chase Creek and Becker Franz Mercantile firm suffered $10000 loss. Coronado railroad damaged. trains delayed for weeks. town commerce disrupted but provisions available.

el Paso Tex Clifton Ariz Chase Creek Joe Thorn Chase T Detroit Copper Company North Clifton Becker-Franz Mercantile Company Coronado Railroad Metcalf

Introductory items in senate session prompt debate on negro soldiers

Washington December 6 The brief senate session saw many bills resolutions and memorials introduced and several communications received from executive departments Senator Foraker urged immediate action on pending resolutions seeking information about the discharge of negro soldiers in the Twenty-fifth Infantry provoking discussion but no vote was taken for a day.

Washington Senate Foraker Twenty-fifth Infantry

Attorneys Move to Quash Rockefeller Indictments

Findlay December 6 The Standard Oil attorneys ask the court to quash indictments against John D Rockefeller and others all alleging multiple offenses in one count claiming duplicity and indefiniteness that prevents defendants from knowing the charges The three defendants besides Rockefeller are named in the motions and Rockefeller will plead through counsel.

John D. Rockefell Court Rockefeller

Rockefeller Must Appear In Government Suit In St Louis

The clerk of the U S district court in St Louis received notice from the U S marshal in New York that service had been obtained on John D Rockefeller and other defendants in the government suit against the Standard Oil Co Those served include Henry Rogers William Rockefeller John D Archbold Henry M Flagler and Oliver H Payne They must enter an appearance here

St. Louis Dee United States United States Marshal’s Office New York John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller Henry Rogers William Rockefeller John D. Archbold Henry M. Flagler Oliver H. Payne

Des Moines Senate Conference Opens Push for Constitutional Amendment

A senate conference in Des Moines aims to urge 37 state legislatures to demand congress call a convention to amend the Constitution to shift U S Senate elections to the people. Delegates from California to Wisconsin attend. New York expected. William Larrabee named temporary chair and J B Strode permanent chair. The plan is to form a permanent organization.

Des Moines Congress United States California Colorado Illinois Indiana Iowa Lonsiana Michigan Missouri Nebraska Oregon Wisconsin New York Cummins Wiliam Larrabee J. B. Strode

President Clarifies Use of Troops in California Schools

California congressmen accept the president’s assurance that he did not intend to force Japanese into schools with troops. He would protect Japanese against mob violence, and Californians support government action to guard foreigners. Representative Julius Kahn calls the San Francisco dispute a temporary tempest. federal action and court rulings will shape the issues.

Washington Dee Calfornia United States Jananese California San Francisco Julius Kahn United States District Attorney Root Bea

Taft Justifies Brownsville Battalion Discharge

Secretary Taft defends the discharge without honor of the Twenty fifth Infantry battalion at Brownsville Texas, detailing the August 13 riot and criticizing noncommissioned officers and enlisted men who failed to report or disclose the perpetrators. He notes guiltless men may reenlist.

Washington Taft War Department Twenty-fifth Infantry Brownsville Tex

Seven Persons Injured In Union Pacific Derailment Near Church Buttes

Eastbound Union Pacific Atlantic express No. 4 derailed near Church Buttes Wyoming 140 miles east of Ogden. Seven injured include Rev. J. I. Gearhart Ralph James Clara Mann Frank Marks P. B. Harbaugh Brakeman H. T. Marsh Abbie J. Klepin. Four sleepers overturned two coaches across track. broken flange blamed. Relief train with surgeons sent from Evanston Wyoming.

Salt Lake City Atlantic Express Union Pacific Railroad Church Buttes Wyo Ogden J. I. Gearhart University Place Nev Ralph James Osceola Til Clara Mann Oakley Ida Frank Marks Utah P. B. Harbaugh Standish Colo H. T. Marsh

Eight Girls Injured in Match Factory Blast

Eight women workers suffered serious burns after an air tight match storage compartment exploded at a West Indianapolis two story factory. The blaze caused panic, extinguished by the fire department, with losses not exceeding 1000 dollars and most employees, about twenty five, being girls.

Indianapolis

Severe Earthquake Shocks Hit Kingston Island of St Vincent

A severe presence earthquake lasting eighty seconds shook Kingston at night causing panic. Barbadoes 106 miles east and St Taiia 25 miles northwest also felt it, with St Lucia most affected. Shocks have continued since February with varying severity.

Kingston Island of St. Vincent Barbadoes St. Taiia St. Lucia

Commerce Commission to Begin Northwest Inquiry

The Interstate Commerce Commission will start its Northwest car shortage investigation December 15 at Minneapolis Panama. Separately, Isthmus rail service remains disrupted with mail and passenger transfers by canoe. A Seamen's union suppression has sparked a citywide seamen strike involving about 11,000 workers.

Commerce Commission Minneapolis Washington Northwest Interstate Commerce Commission Odessa

Fire damages freight house. two firefighters injured

Chicago December 1 The Incoming freight house of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railway company was damaged by fire at night to the extent of 400000 dollars. Several explosions from signals endangered the area and nearby buildings. Two firemen were burned but expected to recover.

Chicago Dee Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway Company

Kansas City News Briefs Signal Crime and Rail Events

The item reports a stabbing attempt near John Roe and an alleged larceny in progress. A police officer was injured and a suspect sustained burns. It also notes a coal famine easing and warns fuel shortages may recur with farm grain movements affecting rail traffic in Minnesota and Soo Line activity.

Kansas City Omer Bekton Riese Burt

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