Skirts Shine With Perfect Fit and Weekly Prices
A local retailer touts a sewing claim for skirts that never sag at the seams and resist shrinking, advertised as a 25 percent garment. Prices listed this week are $1.33, $2.67, and $3.34.
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08 Feb 1905
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Austin Daily Herald in Austin, Minnesota
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1905
Page
1
Weekend Savings Sale Gets You a Week's Wages Worth Deals
A promotion urges shoppers to compare prices and save enough to equal a full week's wages. The message promotes getting value at Murphy during a limited sale offering at the location along the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fen
Murphy
Damara Ship Wreck Off Nova Scotia Rocks
A gale and blizzard drove the ocean steamer Damara ashore at Musquodoboit twelve miles east of Halifax. Of 34 aboard, Captain Gorst and fourteen others are missing after lifeboats reached shore exhausted and frostbitten. Tugs search for survivors as crews report a rapid foundering and a long, perilous night at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Damara
Furnessine
Musquodoboit
Pleasant Point
Gorst
Musquodoboit Harbor
Furness Line
Atlantic
Liverpool
St. John’s
N. F
St. Johns
Faeland
National Editorial Association Convention to Be Held There
Indianapolis on February 8 hosts members of the National Editorial Association as they plan a forthcoming convention. The event gathers editors from member newspapers to discuss industry issues and set dates for future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Editorial Association
Lands Open to Home Stead Entries Without Early Residence
Under a congress act approved by the president, those who claimed home stead entries before November 1, 1904 in Gregory county South Dakota or on Devils Lake Indian reservation North Dakota will not need to establish residence on the lands before May 1, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Gregory County
South Dakota
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Disorder in Poland and Caucasus Deepens Russian Strife
Reports from St. Petersburg describe renewed unrest in Poland with deaths, troops sent to Warsaw and Kutno, and disruption on the Transcaspian railway. In the Caucasus strike conditions worsen, while a nail factory burn fuels suspicions of incendiarism. Authorities prepare a censorship reform conference as Trepoff orders schools to resume by Feb. 28 or face closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Helsingfors
Russia
Poland
Caucasus
Warsaw
Kutno
Vassili Ostroff
Trepoff
Curator of Education
Polish strike tensions ease after concessions and clashes
In Lodz on February 8 the number of workers at work dipped slightly from Monday as strikers terrorized by soldiers clashed with authorities. The governor vowed firm action, promising to treat manufacturers as strikers if shops close. Three strikers were wounded during attempted rescue of a detainee. A general strike began in Wloclawek while manufacturers offered a nine hour day and 5 to 20 percent wage increases if workers return promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodz
Wloclawek
Assassin Identified in Finland Senator Murder Case
Helsingfors Finland Feb 8 The assassin of Senator Johnsson the Finland pro curator general was identified as Karl Senard Hohenthal formerly a student at Imperial Alexander University. Hohenthal who had lived in Stockholm returned to Finland Jan 1 and remains silent under examination as Senator A Kerman leads the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsingfors
Finland
Johnsson
Karl Senard Hohenthal
Imperial Alexander University
Hohenthal
Stockholm
A. Kerman
Senate
War news and peace mood shift in Russia and Japan
Official circles in St. Petersburg remain hardline on war while public opinion trends toward peace. Diplomats report Cassini and Takahira visited Washington with no link to ending the war, and Russians expect Japan and Russia to seek terms with France later. A night raid by Prince Magailoff’s scouts against Lagoonadge caused Japanese casualties and captured a prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Cassini
Takahira
State Department
Washington
Durand
Spring- Rice
Nicholas
Cassin
Mortimer Durand
Spring Rice
White House
Count Cassini
Hay
Japan
Russia
France
United States
Novee Vromya
M. Admirabasa
Far East
Prince Magailoff
Taitse
Lagoonadge
French Ambassador Demands Immediate Settlement of Claims
London Feb 8 The Daily Telegraph reports that M Coustans French ambassador has delivered an ultimatum to Turkey demanding instant satisfaction of outstanding French claims. If unmet he will depart Wednesday to consult his government. Germany funds Turkish arming via a German loan with guns to be ordered from Germany. A French syndicate competes for the loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Telegraph
Constantinople
M. Coustans
Germany
Dareing Raid by Russians Ends in Japanese Deaths
Tsinkhetchen February 8 reports a daring Russian raid causing heavy Japanese casualties with many killed by cold steel. A detachmen tengaged enemy lines and withdrew after inflicting losses.
Blizzard Rages Across Texas and Deep South
Storm roars through Texas with cattle suffering and water shortages as snow and sleet disrupt telegraph lines across the Southwest. Louisiana Mississippi and Tennessee report rain sleet and worsened conditions and Arkansas endures one of its worst sleet storms in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Shreveport
Baton Rouge
Crowley
Arkansas
Once Noted Politician in Maine Dies
Augusta Maine February 8 Joseph H Manley former chairman of the national executive committee of the Republican party died suddenly at his home at age sixty two He had been in declining health for years and was found dead in his bed by family He served as private secretary to James G Blaine and as Blaine's campaign manager for president making him a leading Republican figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Joseph H. Manley
National Executive Committee
Republican Party
Manley
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Washington
Mr. Manley
Coroner rules fire death in Bemidji cabin blaze
Coroner Marcum, returning from Benville, determines Albert Hier died in an accidental fire that destroyed his cabin on January 80, finding no evidence of violence after examining the charred remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemidji, Minn
Marcum
Benville
Albert Hier
Hier
Harry Cannon Goes On Trial for Percy Young Murder
In St Paul on February 8 Harry Cannon faced a district court jury for the murder of Percy Young on Christmas evening. Judge Kelly presided as jurors were selected in the morning and witnesses began testifying in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Harry Cannon
Percy Young
Kelly
Ice Chokes Harbor as Sea Floes Ground Vessels
Huge ice floes fill New York Harbor and extend into the lower bay hindering steamer traffic and trapping many ships. Prolonged cold continues to expand ice fields making navigation dangerous for all craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Kedrine
Committee of Ministers
Imperial Academy of Science
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Arnold’s Silks
Arnold
Christine
Sea Islands
Tur
Tsinkhetchen
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