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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1902

Page

3

Friday Liberty for Turkish Women at the Sweet Waters of Asia

A London Telegraph report describes Friday as the only day Turkish women freely socialize on the Sweet Waters of Asia. Caiques carry two or more Turkish ladies amid ivory liveries and embroidered stern cloths while veils signal to guards. Police later force all women to depart an hour before sunset.

Asia London Telegraph

Round towers of Brechin and Abernethy Scotland

Scottish American notes two round towers in Scotland linked to Ireland. The Brechin tower over 100 feet tall dates to Kenneth III–IV era and once housed bells moved to a neighboring steeple. The Abernethy tower stands at the churchyard gate. Archeologists link these towers to Norse raids and church defense before later use as Belfries.

Scotland Ireland Brechin Abernethy Kenneth Pennant

Browning Society member tenants tale in London flats

A Browning society founder Dr Furnival figures in a tale of housing rental. A young Englishwoman seeks bachelor chambers and lists Furnival as the other tenant. The secretary demands two householders’ testimonial and the applicant praises Furnival as a gentleman and good fellow and Browning society member.

Browning Dr. Furnival Browning Society London

Explosion of Natural Gas in Pittsburg Boardinghouse

An explosion of natural gas at Mrs. Laura Richards boardinghouse on McKean Street causes probable fatal burns to one man and serious injuries to two others.

Pittsburg Laura Richards McKean Street

Gleasons and department stores promise holiday gifts downtown

Holiday goods line flash at Gleasons Chicago Department store and Andrew’s Music shop. Holiday menus and decorations appear city wide as post offices face changes and mail carriers cope with heavy loads. Diagonal notes mention Christmas candy, box gifts, and a busy Main Street fruit store with confections.

Chicago Andrew’s Music Store W. Bridge Street

Christmas Slippers and Holiday Goods at Local Stores

Local merchants advertise prices and specials for Christmas including Schwan's slippers 49c and up, Apples Honest Pack in barrels, two ton of candy at Guillemin's, bon bon boxes, and fruit from Main street stores. Community notices list holiday travel, visits, funerals, and lost purse between E B Cranes and the post office.

Main Street Guillemin’s Austin Opera House Guillemin E. B. Crane Schwan’s

Destructive Knox ville Fire Threatens Million Dollar Loss

A four story Knox ville knitting mill on Commerce Avenue and nearby factories were ablaze from 1 30 a m as firefighters battled the blaze spreading through multiple buildings in Knoxville Tenn The fire endangered several structures and could exceed 1 6 million in losses with additional flames reaching the George Brown Hardware and McTeer Hood firms among others The blaze neared the 1897 fire site within 300 feet and was not halted by 4 a m while the surrounding area sustained shattered plate glass from the heat.

Knoxville Tenn Knoxville Knitting Mille Commerce Avenue Center Broyles, McClelland & Lackey David Commission Company George Brown Hardware Company Cay Street McTeer, Hood & Co Davies Furniture Company Claiborne, Tate & Cowan Clothing Company R. H. Cate & Co Haynes- Henson

It Costs Much to Be a True Friend

It takes a great soul to be a true friend with a large steadfast and loving spirit. One must forgive forget and forbear much. It costs to be a friend or to have a friend. There is nothing else in life except motherhood that costs so much. It not only costs time affection strength patience love but sometimes a man must lay down his life for his friends. There is no true friendship without self abnegation and self sacrifice.

General W. Sweyne Funeral in New York Church

Funeral services for General Wagner Sweyne were held at St Patholomew's Church with Rev. Dr. W. D. Greer presiding. The body was moved to a special car attached to the Washington express for the trip to Arlington with further services planned in Washington at St. John’s Episcopal Church.

Grant New York Riverside Drive Ulysses S. Grant Odell Low Elihu Root Barker James Grant Wilson Granville Dodge Horatio C. King Charles F. Roe Methodist Episcopal Wagner Sweyne St. Patholomew’'s Church W. D. Greer Pennsylvania

Akron man shoots wife then gravely wounded by son

In Akron on December 22 John Barber fatally shot his wife and was severely struck by his son with a club while trying to defend his mother. The incident, reportedly occurring while Barber was intoxicated, was witnessed by three daughters and a daughter-in-law.

Akron John Barber Barber

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Merry Xmas Chapes Grace Picbride Deene Or the City Steam Laundry Kim Keyser & Andrews Chamber OF Commerce Board OF Timne Duluth Board OF Trade MPLS Caxton Bldg Main and Franklin Street Austin Ep. Barr F. W. Kimball East Bridge Street Zender East Side Frank Fisher Chas. Rosentshal Germania Life Bldg St. Paul, Minn A. H. Platts E. F. Peck & Son Arnold Johnson the Herald Hi. Frederikse F. M. Reross Water St. Tf Gleasons Sam Weisel Mitchell A. D. Moore Grand Meadow C. F. Ellis Nate Clark Cronan’s F. E. Gleasons Gleason’s Malloy Bros Sweningsen Bro. Belden N. Y. Central Santa Claus McBride Foxy Boy Iowa City J. E. Davison Theo. Hamm 8. B. Krebs Minneapolis W. H. Adams River Street Charles Newman Dexter Irene Nicholson C. A. Hegge Lou Lewis Canton P. E. Hall Albert Lea James Keenan Jennie Crandall Faribault May Register Cresco Carter Rose Creek Olive Corneveaux L. N. McWhorter Percy Churchill Terry Jay Kinney Walter West Clara Brundin Andrews Music Store Krooxville, Tenn Maurek’s Peoples Store Moler Barber Colege Minneapolis, Minn L. F. Snyder Salee T. Rochford Drayman T. Burnham Pers Jardiners & Taborettes Morris Austin Furniture CO Shakspeare Andrew Music House Bridge St General Swayne Arlington Cemetery J. S. R. Scovill, Jr J.s.r.scovill, Jr Xmas Trading West S Yew Ls E. A Chas. L. West
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