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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
1
Paris reports guard troops stationed across the city to protect churches and clergy amid government bids to enforce laws. Priests face summons before justices as protests and counterdemonstrations ripple through churches, with arrests anticipated for assault and disorder.
Former U S Senator Arthur Brown of Utah died after being shot in his hotel apartment by Salt Lake City resident Anna M Bradley. Bradley will be arraigned for murder. defense may argue justified under unwritten law.
Northbound Santa Fe passenger No. 18 derailed through Saward eight miles south of Guthrie Oklahoma at 6 p m. One passenger suffered internal injuries according to early reports.
A Honolulu report claims two regiments of Japanese troops fully officered are in Honolulu disguised as laborers. Washington denies the report saying no such information has reached the government and the Japanese legation denies it. Secretary Bacon and Secretary Taft both state no such report exists.
At a directors meeting in New York on December 13 the Great Northern railway approved increasing its preferred stock by 66 million dollars. Stockholders may subscribe at par with payments over two years and 5 percent interest on all amounts until fully subscribed, boosting total outstanding stock from about 150 million to 210 million dollars.
In Pittsburg Judge Robert Frazer rules against Augustus Hartje in the divorce from Mary Scott Hartje. The couple’s children stay with Mrs Hartje pending further order. Hartje must pay court costs. Hartje’s attorney says an appeal will be filed.
In New York on December 13 the 700 street cleaning drivers ended their strike after city officials pledged to settle demands for a shorter workday and drivers would resume duties.
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