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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1905

Page

5

Cases Laid Over In Blooming Prairie Blind Pig Trial

The Blooming Prairie blind pig cases are postponed to the June term after fifth indictment against Charles Bell was dismissed for insufficient evidence. Jurors found James Murphy not guilty. William Stevenson also spared when the jury returned not guilty after a lengthy defense. The court will reconvene in June with potential grand jury action to seek stronger evidence.

District Court Charles Bell Statevf James Murphy Murphy William Stevenson Quinn & Keefe Charles ‘Bell Littleton Owatonna

Local candy firm changes hands in Austin

Gus Bocsalis after six years in Minneapolis candy trade buys James Devoles stake in the Austin Candy Company. He partners with George Kokadiares and plans to enlarge manufacturing capacity. The shop boasts the largest confectionery line in the city and serves its leading families.

Gus Bocsalis Minneapolis James Devoles Austin Candy Company Boceslis Hie George Kokadiares Ite

The New System Delights, Yet Wall of Wires Remains

The Northwestern phone network has switched to a new oki ring-the-belt system and a Comral-energy setup. Phones work well in general, but headquarters is not ready for a full write up. Much work remains unseen behind the tangled wiring.

Ghat Comral

Whiskey Deals at One Dollar and 25 Cents Wine

A local ad from J. B. Weiss op pering offers whiskey at one dollar and California wine at 25 cents per bottle through the week including Christmas. It lists brands such as Old Crow Hermitage Oscar Pepper J. B. Pepper Old Overholt Old Taylor Reding Sharp Anderson Maple Leaf Wisconsin Port Angelica Muscatel Rin Olareta.

Old Crow Hermitage Oscar Pepper J. B. Pepper Old Overhold Old Taylor Reding Sharp Anderson Maple Leaf Wis KS

Troops on Defensive as Czar Forces Struggle with Insurgents

Russian soldiers retreat under fire as insurgent bands gain ground in regional uprisings. Imperial forces struggle to repel advancing guerrilla units, with casualties reported on both sides and command seeking reinforcements.

Growth of Farmers Elevators in Minnesota Surges

State superintendent Henry Feig reports rapid expansion of country elevators in Minnesota. On June 1, 1904 the number of farmers elevators rose from 95 to 106, with a total of 1,745 country elevators statewide. Of these 1,220 grain houses, 384 independent elevators, and 146 farmers' elevators are listed.

Minnesota Henry Feig Atate

Bedford Bank Crisis Shocks Walsh interests in Indiana

Bedford Indiana December news reports the suspension of Chicago National Bank Home Savings Bank and Equitable Trust tied to John R. Walsh. Walsh holds 4 percent of Bedford National stock and presided over a stockholders meeting as directors of Citizens National pledged aid. Deposits at Bedford National totaled 269 500 with resources 343 000 and about 1000 Walsh enterprises employes in the area.

Bedford, Ind Chicago National Bank Home Savings Bank Equitable Trust Company John R. Walsh Bedford National Bank Walsh Voorhis Citizens’ National Bank Bedford National

Concentrate in the Cities Drives Loyal Troops to Escape

Mitan ProVigee of Copriand reports Dec 18 that armed insurgents push loyal troops from country districts to defend Riga Mivan and Liban. Ta kum garrison attacked overnight. Lt Col Mueller and 30 men killed. Insurgents use wire entanglements and fire to wreck troops in quarters. Government fears railroad dilemma. Local unrest and Black Hundreds rumors loom as Rostoff on Don dispatch notes a mob assault on railroad committee.

Mitan Copriand Riga Mivan Liban Takum Mueller

Doubt Over General Strike Response Amid Repression

From St. Petersburg on December 19, there is uncertainty whether proletariat organizations will risk proclaiming a general strike in response to the government's policy of repression.

St. Petersburg

Sale on Books and Fine China Arrives at Special Prices

To induce early buying we place on sale select lines at special prices. Books include 75 cloth bound volumes, 124&16 mos, Dresden Edition. China table showcases a large assortment of fine Japanese ware, prices from a dollar up to nine dollars each. Also display of pictures with low prices this year.

Dresden

Throne Tottering as Workers Print Civil War Call

In St Petersburg on December 19 the workmen’s council secretly printed 10044 copies of its paper declaring the government has declared civil war on the proletariat and must be fought. The issue says the throne of the Romanoffs is tottering and another blow will fall. It notes regiments are rising and Riga already proclaimed a republic while some units stay loyal. The paper appeals to the army to remember they come from the people and must not fire on kin. Government circles fear a general strike but expect it would fail if called.

Moorcow Gopon Moscow Rostoff-on-Don St.Petersburg Workmen’s Council Romanoffs St. Petersburg Riga

Help on Both Sides in Brooklyn Life

Uncle Archibald chides Bertha to speak louder while she plays the dutiful niece in Brooklyn Life in a brief dialogue about family tension and candor.

Uncle Archibald Bertha Archie Archibald Brooklyn

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