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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1907

Page

4

American fleet officers enjoy races at Port of Spain

Port of Spain December 27 American battleship captains and staffs were hosted by Sir Henry Moore Jackson governor of Trinidad at luncheon and later attended the races. The weather was ideal and American horses won most events as officers watched proudly amid a holiday crowd. Many sailors will soon return to the track before bluejackets end shore leave.

Port of Spain Henry Moore Jackson Trinidad Rio Janeiro

Motion Overruled in Walsh Case by U S Court

Chicago Dec 27 United States district court overruled a motion to transfer the Walsh case from the serg. Miller argued the motion Judge Anderson interrupted remarks and said the case should not be decided on the spot Overruled motion and continued the hearing. Switchman Shot by Strike Breaker in Binghamton N Y on December 27 following Erie line strike. London Telegraph reports a bishop of St Asaph posed a riddle to candidates testing wit and tact regarding which has more legs a cat or no cat. a candidate answered cat but bishop corrected no cat has five.

Chicago Joe Anderson United States John R. Walsh Sry Miller Anders Anderson Short St. Asaph London Telegraph

Unknown strike incident claims Sullivan's life

A strike breaker's action fatally struck Sullivan, the ball passing entirely through his skull and he died within an hour.

Sullivan

Demand Increase In Wages For Newspaper Deliveries

New York dispatch reports a threatened strike by newspaper delivery wagon drivers and helpers over pay. Current wages are $14 to $16 weekly, with a demand to raise to $17 and $19. A compromise may be reached.

New York

Telegraphic Brevities From Across the Nation

Rear Admiral Charles W. Abbot is dead in Warren Rhode Island. Violinist Carl Meisel dies in Boston. President Roosevelt and family arrive at Pine Knot Virginia for a short rest. Representative William A Calder of Kansas is critically ill with double pneumonia in Washington. Chicago to Havana motor boat race planned at national show in Chicago. Governor Hughes of New York shows improvement after illness at Albany. Martin Overs of Ohio donates a Christmas gift of a facial drawing to his wife and children. Donald J McCail, Minoan constable, dies after Christmas eve shooting in Prior Lake and hospital care in Minneapolis.

Charles W. Abbot Warren, R. I Carl Meisel Boston President Roosevelt Pine Knot William A. Calder Kansas Washington Chicago Havana Cuba Hugres New York Albany Fto Martin Overs Loi. O Donald J. MecCail Prior Lake St. Barnabas Hospital Minneapolis

Wanted Columns and Classified Ads Mix

A garbled early 20th century classified list offers a mix of want ads and sale notices. Items include a woman seeking a housekeeper position with a child, several dogs and livestock for sale, multiple rental and property listings near Main Street and the Catholic church, and farm land and mortgage offers with partial financial terms.

Darrow Outlines Case While Ill in Pettibone Trial

Clarence Darrow, too ill to stand, delivers a defense outline from a chair in Boise. He links Pettibone to Haywood era disputes, cites mining and labor-war events, and claims witnesses will rebut Orchard and Simpkins with the Vindicator explosion ruled an accident. Judge Wood denies the motion for acquittal.

Boise Ida Clarence Darrow Pettibone Chicago Darrow Haywood Pennsylvania Couer d’Alenes Geminion Derrow Denver Western Federation of Labor Darren Idaho Pettibone and Moyer Colorado Supreme Court Colorado City Cripple Creek Orchard Wood

Miners Readies Fight Over Goldfield Injunction Plan

Miners' union officials and C F E Mahoney Western Federation vice president learn owners seek federal court injunction to bar picketing and dissolve the Goldfield miners' union. Mahoney vows to resist with all means, stating miners will not submit to such orders and will fight the injunction.

Oldfield Nev Miners’ Union C. FE United States Charlie

Melons in Storage in a Rural Missouri Court

In Macon County Missouri a dispute over ten watermelons valued at 15 cents each ends with Squire Easley ruling Kain owns the melons and Hopper owed storage costs. Mitchell and Guthrie argued both sides. Easley notes law can back either claim but finds for Kain while acknowledging Hopper guarded the fruit with a shotgun.

Solomon Macon County Timothy Kain Easley Township Felix Hopper Wain Hopper Squire William Easley Kain Squire Easley Mitchell Guthrie Knut Nain Kansas City Star

Market quotations from Minneapolis to Chicago grains and livestock

Wheat prices at Minneapolis and Duluth for on track and in store grades, with nearby and futures quotes. St Paul and Chicago markets show cattle, sheep, and pork values with range figures for steers cows heifers veals beets? (data truncated)

St. Paul Duluth Northern

Tin fillings praised by dentist in patient tale

A New York Ledger item recounts a dentist extolling tin as a superior tooth filling. He notes tin lasts longer than gold, despite higher initial cost, and mentions a broker who insists on tin and pays well for the work.

Wall Street Ile New York Tess

Wardie vicar recalls crowded first service and bald head

The Rev C N Wright recalls beginning at Wardie with a crowded church on his first morning. He notes parish curiosity about his appearance and hair, and quotes a Psalm line he used as the Psalms were read rather than sung.

C. N. Wright Wardie Rochdale London Graphia

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