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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1905

Page

4

Enormous Holiday Trade Surpasses All Records

Bradstreet's weekly trade review reports record holiday sales across the country for this season. Retail sales slowed by mild weather affecting heavy clothing and footwear, while wholesale activity remained quiet except for reorders. Iron and steel manufacturing remains active. coal shipments rise with mild weather, and November foreign trade breaks records with breadstuffs leading gains.

New York Bradstreet

Senate confirms Wilcox as pension agent in Des Moines

The senate confirmed William V. Wilcox for the pension agent post at Des Moines Iowa. The day’s early items include the Los Angeles Pacific coast pennant win over Tacoma 3 to 1, and Judge Horatio Do Wood of St. Louis dying at 65 from apoplexy. A Broadhead Wisconsin fire caused 15000 dollars in damage and Mrs. Annie Florence remains gravely ill in New York. Kid Herman of Chicago defeated Eddie Hanlon in a twenty round bout in Los Angeles. London dispatches note a surge of untrustworthy war correspondents. In Cleveland a streetcar fuse sparked a fatal vestibule fire injuring several passengers including Anna Szaba and H. R. Fisher.

Senate William V. Wilcox Des Moines Los Angeles Tacoma Horatio Do. Wood St. Louis Frida Broadhead Wis Annie T. Florence William J. Florence New York Cal Kid Herman Chicago Eddie Hanlon San Francisco

Indictments Hit Railroads and Packers on Rebates

Fourteen individuals and entities including Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad leaders C Crosby and L B Taggert and firms Cudahy Packing Swift Armour Nelson Morris faced federal indictments charging rebate schemes and conspiracy. Kansas City officials and agents commented that cases test export rate authority, noting differing export and domestic rates with no money returned to the U S.

Goramon Carsier Parkway Kansas City Devis Federal Grand Jury George H. Crosby Chicago Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad George L. Thomas New York L. B D. HW. Kresky Freighter Kansas City, Mo C. W. Armour The Armour Packing Company Interstate Commerce Commission Commission United States

House Debates Roosevelt Policy on Insurance Control

In Washington on December 16 the House spent about four hours in debate over regulating insurance firms. Speeches by Sherley and Cockran highlighted states rights and oversight of life insurers. Cochran urged using federal taxing power to curb companies to their home states. Mann proposed voluntary federal examination with a future bill. Williams argued control possible but not via taxation. The session veered into canal bonds and Annapolis hazing with no final decision on the insurance issue.

Washington Sherley Cockran N. Y Cochran Congress Mann Ilinois Williams Senate Annapolis

Tillman Leads Senate Debate on Panama Canal Bill

Washington December 16 Senate kept Panama canal under debate most of the day with Senator Tillman occupying the time. He criticized canal commission transactions questioned President Shonts employment with Clover Leaf railway and press adviser Bishop. Spooner defended the president. A vote was expected soon as the bill remained pending and a postmaster general information resolution was adopted.

Washington Panama Canal Senate Tillman Canal Commission Shonts Clover Leaf Railway Bishop Hale Congress Santo Domingo Spooner Panama

Insane Man Kills Two Children and Wounds Woman in Cleveland

William Guy, recently discharged from an insane asylum, shot and killed his brother in law Harry Flint aged fifteen and an eighteen month old child. He then fatally wounded Mrs Elizabeth Bennett before being arrested after a brief chase. Guy said his wife’s alleged infidelity sparked the frenzy. Mrs Bennett expected to recover.

Cleveland William Guy Inlaw Harry Flint Guy Elizabeth Bennett Bennett

Hoch to be hanged for murder in Illinois

Chicago dated December 16. The state supreme court affirmed the lower court verdict condemning Johann Hoch to death for the murder of his wife Marie Welcker Hoch. Execution date set for February 23. Hoch learned of the ruling while visiting with his wife Fischer Hoch, sister of the murdered woman. He initially refused to believe the news but then grew calm.

Chicago Supreme Court of the Johann Hoch Marie Welcker-Hoch Barnett Springfield Healy Hoch Fischer-Hoch

Market Quotations and Local Notices Mix

Minneapolis Wheat and St Paul cattle and hog prices lead a dense market page. Chicago futures list wheat and grain prices, with dairy and egg quotes. Local ads promote Schleuder's, Bassler's, Schleuder's China, Schleuder's gifts, and Nuthern calls for services, along with a K. C. Club event and Christmas shopping promotions. Residential rental, harness goods, and telephones are also advertised.

Milan Bennett Shot at Piedmont Inn Killing Musical Director

In Galiney on December 16 Milan Bennett, musical director of a theatrical company, was shot and killed by George Hasty, a Piedmont Inn proprietor. Abbott Davidson, leading man, was also wounded in the abdomen. The violence reportedly stemmed from Hasty’s attempt to enter a female company member’s room.

Ze eSding Galiney D. C Milan Ben-nett George Hasty Piedmont Inn Abbott Davidson Hesty

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