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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1906

Page

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Roosevelt Letter Sparks Vatican Ambush Debate In Vienna

Mr Bellamy Storer United States ambassador to Austria halts in Vienna to relay President Roosevelts public reply and discuss his stance on Archbisho Ireland and papal messages. Roosevelt denies authorizing any direct Vatican contact while Vatican officials say no official statement was made on Cardinal-designate pressures.

Bellamy United States Roosevelt Yietter Eardine Foreign Affairs Eel Geral Italy Bier France Storer Torer Ireland Toeb Vatican Meran Austrian Rome Deeli Bellamy Storer Austria-‘Hungary

House Debates General Provisions of Appropriation Bill

Washington. The house began consideration of the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill with no time limit set for general debate as leaders aim to keep it before the chamber through the Christmas recess. Simplified spelling discussion occupied an hour as Clark, Gillette, and Livingston weighed the president’s order to the public printer on 300 commonly used words.

Washington House Clark Missouri Gillette Massachusetts Livingston Georgia

Frightful San Francisco Gale Kills One and Damages City

A severe coastal storm battered San Francisco causing one death and many injuries. Damage is estimated at $596,000 with walls leveled, roofs torn, flooding, and outages across the city. Refugee camps suffered, streetcars halted, and Harbor Pier tents washed away as the Palgrave and two tugs faced the high seas.

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Gillette Sentenced to Die for Grace Brown Murder

Chester F. Gillette was sentenced in Herkimer New York to be electrocuted the week of January 25 for the murder of Grace Brown. He declared his innocence as Judge Nevendorf delivered the sentence and Gillette showed little emotion during the proceedings.

Herkimer N. Y Chester EF. Gillette Grace Brown Gillette Nevendorf Euienre Hils Denver

Mrs Gillette Named Special Correspondent for Denver and New York Papers

A court led dispatch shows Mrs Gillette prepared to send a news report to Denver and New York newspapers that have secured her as a special correspondent.

Gillette Denver New York

London Cabinet Rejects Education Bill Amendments

London December 11 cabinet decision stuns MPs by refusing to bloc the Lords amendments to the education bill. Nonconformist influence appears too strong for concessions, signaling the bill’s likely demise and a new measure to be introduced next session. Birrell warned of limited concessions as the government’s compromise basis.

London House of Lords Education Birrell House of Commons

Minor Matters Noted by Senate on December Session

The Senate devoted time to minor matters on December 11. Over 109 private pension bills received favorable reports, a resolution sought the record of the negro troops dismissed by the president before the Brownsville incident, a few private relief bills were enacted, and work on a District of Columbia child labor bill began.

Washington Senate Brownsville Tex District of Columbia

Baroness Speck von Sternberg Narrowly Escapes Car Crash

Baroness Speck von Sternberg wife of the German ambassador in Washington had a close call when an electric car on Fourteenth Street collided with her auto. The impact tore off the front end and broke the fender. a witness said the baroness was saved by the motorman applying brakes quickly. The chauffeur lost control while crossing the tracks.

Uarbor Pier Tias@ps Washington Speck von Sternberg Fourteenth Street

Oldest Man in Missouri Dies at 116 in Texas County

Levi Boster, reputed to be Missouri’s oldest person, died at his home near Houston in Texas County. Born in Virginia on June 13, 1790, he lived 116 years.

Missouri Springfield Levi Boster Houston Texas County Virginia

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