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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1902

Page

5

Great Clearing Sale Cuts Time and Prices

The announcement proclaims a Great Clearing Sale shortened to fifteen days with price cuts matching the reduced timeframe. It emphasizes unusually low 19-cent quality bargains and positions the event as one of the grandest offers.

Shirt Waists and Trimmings Clearance Remnants

Remnants of lace and embroidery under ten yard pieces offered at 1 to 2 price. Also remnants of ribbon under eight yards priced at 1 to 2. Limited stock in this clearance sale.

Inquest Opens Over Wanstead Wreck Near Wyoming Ont

Telegraph operators describe a chain of miscommunications and failed attempts to stop trains after the Wanstead wreck near Wyoming Ontario. Investigators probe orders and corrective efforts as witnesses detail the incident and ensuing mishaps.

Grand Trunk Wanstead wreck inquest ends with tangled orders

Witnesses outline a chain of telegraph and dispatch errors surrounding the Wanstead wreck. J G Kerr and Willie Carson describe late arrival and busted orders as No 5 and No 6 trains moved, leading to miscommunication and tragedy.

Wyoming Ont Grand Trunk Wanstead J. G. Kerr London Walford Carson No. 5 Wanstead Siding McAuliffe Kings Court Costello Willie Carson Watford

Wisconsin State Teachers Association Opens Jubilee Session

The fiftieth annual Wisconsin State Teachers' association meeting opens in Milwaukee with about 409 members. President Karl Mathie presides as the jubilee program starts, followed by section meetings and a National Commercial Teachers' federation convention with 200 delegates.

Milwaukee Wisconsin State Teachers’ Association Davidson Karl Mathie National Commercial Teachers’ Federation J. A. Lyons Chicago

Educational association opens with record attendance

The educational association began sessions in the Methodist Episcopal church this city with visiting teachers reaching nearly 600, the largest attendance in the association’s history.

Ucational Association Methodist Episcopal Church

Armstrong to be named assistant secretary of the treasury

Robert B. Armstrong private secretary to the secretary of the treasury will be appointed assistant secretary of the treasury on Congress return to succeed General Spaulding who has resigned. Armstrong from Illinois at twenty nine years old is viewed as highly capable and will supervise the customs branch with Secretary Shaw’s confidence.

Washington Robert B. Armstrong Secretary of the Treasury the Treasury Congress General Spaulding Shaw Armstrong Illinois Customs Treasury Department

Armenian millionaire Jambarov slain in Moscow church

A dispatch from Moscow reports Armenian millionaire Jambarov was murdered as he entered a Moscow church. He had been abducted by brigands in the Caucasus months earlier and released after promising a ransom he did not pay, leading to his killing in revenge.

St. Petersburg Moscow Jambarov Caucasus

Engineer Killed in Collision in San Bernardino

A train collision in San Bernardino California on December 30 resulted in the death of an engineer. Authorities reported the fatal incident as a rail accident with investigation ongoing.

San Bernadino Cal

Accident at Siam Station Cripples Train Power

Santa Fe overland train crashed into a light engine sidetracked at Siam station near Danby and Needles during the day, killing Engineer Charles in death and badly injuring Fireman A Arkills.

Santa Fe Overland Siam Danby and Needles Charles In Dearh A. Arkills

Bank arrest follows old bank robbery conviction

New York reports John Brush aged sixty two was arrested after a bank incident. Convicted in 1887 of a $12 600 forgery scheme, Brush faces charges. W Tansill noted as a mutliacire chairman recturer died of heart failure at Carlsbad New Mexico. A strong earthquake was felt near Bagneres de Luchon France lasting six seconds Sunday night. Prince Henry of Prussia reportedly plans U S visit in 1994 to open the veterans monument in Philadelphia.

New York John Brush Seine Ga Check Pos Om Tontal Bank Peper Mn. W. Tansill Mulitacire Char Menrecturer Carlsbad N. M Bagneres de Luchon France Perlin Pawers Ray Prince Henry Prussia T.e United States Tha Et. Tonis Exposition Philadelphia

Minneapolis Wheat Prices on December Contracts

Minneapolis wheat prices on December futures 7 3 3 4 cents and May bids 7 5 4 cents. On track markets list No 1 hard 7 5 percent cents No 1 Northern 7 4 4 cents and No 2 Northern 7 3 percent.

Wheat and flax prices in Duluth early futures report

Wheat cash prices for No. 1 hard 74 4c No. 1 Northern 73 ec No. 2 Northern 71 4c No. 8 spring 68c To Arrive No. 1 hard 74 %c No. 1 Northern 73%c Dec T3 ¼c May 76%c Flax cash 1.19.

Minneapolis Duluth

Natural history curiosities from ancient observations

A compilation notes ruminants with horns and cloven feet, rabbit offspring potentially reaching 70 million in a decade, flying fish leaping ten feet, and the puffin’s punctual migration. It cites moose with the largest horns, boa and python with many ribs, blue throat birds making single long migrations, reindeer endurance second to the camel, and a reindeer pulling 200 pounds at ten miles per hour for twelve hours.

The Secondhand Book Habit At Local Stores

A Philadelphia North American report describes a habit where steady shoppers haunt secondhand bookstores daily. Regulars study dusty volumes without speaking or buying, visiting again and again year after year and departing quietly when their time is up.

Philadelphia

Embarrassed Neighbor Requests to Borrow an Ass

A man sent a note to a wealthy neighbor asking to borrow an ass for a few hours. The neighbor, not a scholar, had a guest and did not want to reveal his ignorance. He improvised and told the servant to bring Pil to the master himself.

Wanstead wreck injuries improve in London hospital report

London Ont Dec 30 The house surgeon at Victoria hospital said the injured in the Wanstead wreck were improving except for Alex M Stewart of Chicago who remained very ill. No further deaths were reported.

London Ont Victoria Hospital Wanstead Alex M. Stewart Chicago

Rehearsal Tragedy in Marion Opera House

During a South Marion rehearsal of a Western drama William Fogleson aged eighteen fatally shot Oliver Miller aged twenty five. Six witnesses including May Foxeson sister of Fogleson saw the event. Foxeson says no blank cartridges were used and a younger brother may have loaded the revolver without the elder brother's knowledge.

Fogleeon

Beaumont Exhibited Tiny Woman Fatma Sing Hpoo Dies

Fatma Sing Hpoo known as the smallest adult in the world died in Beaumont Texas after a performance. She was twenty two years old weighed fifteen pounds and stood twenty eight inches high. Her death occurred before a physician arrived. Her brother Smaun Sing Hpoo was with her.

Beaumont, Tex Fatma Sing Hpoo Smaun Sing Hpoo Fatma

Cholera Decimates Villages on Mindanao Lake Lanao Shore

Moros on Mindanao report cholera depopulating villages east of Lake Lanao with Maciu averaging fifty deaths daily. The outbreak reaches Bacolod and surrounds the lake, though Visayan residents have not yet been struck.

Manila Mindanao Lake Lanao Maciu Bacolod

Foot and Mouth Scourge Is Claimed Absent in Maine

The Maine cattle commission issued a statement declaring the state free from foot and mouth disease. The notice comes as officials address concerns and reassure ranchers and the public about animal health in the region.

Maine Angueta, “Te Maine Catiie Comission

New Rockers and Gifts at Mrs. Gee Bartlett Furniture

A local ad promotes a holiday sale at the New Furniture Store on Main Street west of Court House. It highlights Rockers, chairs, tables and sideboards plus burnt wood art by Mrs. Gee Bartlett and offers delivery and item holding for Xmas purchases. House phone 198 Business L14.

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