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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1905
Page
1
Perfect fitting skirt that never sags or shrinks
Advertisement notes a skirt praised for perfect fit and non shrinking quality. It lists weekly prices with figures such as 21.33 2.67 3, 34 5 34 and 8.37, presenting a promotional garment at a $25.00 standard.
Esch Townsend freight rate bill passes House by wide vote
The House approved the Esch Townsend bill regulating freight rates by 324 to 17 after four days of debate. Eleven Republicans and six Democrats voted against it. The session featured remarks by Williams and Hepburn defending and critiquing the measures as representatives discussed related funding and dam construction in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Messrs. Williams
Hii
Stepburn
Williams
Hepburn
Rainy River
Minnesota
Rainy River Improvement Company
Koochining Company
France Seeks Split of Church and State in New Bill
Paris says the Rouvier ministry presents a draft for complete church state separation. The measure abolishes the concordat, ends government aid to religious bodies, and forms church groups as civil corporations under normal laws. It omits some details of the Combes bill. The text also abolishes public religious budgets and presses free exercise under public order. The bill contains thirty two articles. The Earl of Kenmare dies in London at eighty. Northwest snow falls reported. Kansas house approves woman suffrage for presidential electors. Atlanta faces severe storm isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rouvier
Chamber of Deputies
Debate on Measure Prolongs Senate Session in Washington
Washington February 10 The senate spent the day debating the measure on the agriculture bill with no immediate completion in sight. Lawmakers argued over key provisions as deadlines loomed and committee managers warned of potential delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Bloody clash at Sosnovice pits troops against strikers
Berlin dispatches describe a brutal fight at the Katherti nen Iron works in Sosnovice with reports of fifteen to fifty dead and thirty five wounded. At the Niska mine beyond Modrzeff rumors state 150 killed while another clash near Milovice was bloodless. Troops, eight battalions of infantry and Cossacks patrol the area as strikers gather and threaten further unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sosnovice
Kathertinen Iron Works
Niska
Modrzeff
Milovice
Russian Poland
More Men Quit Work In Saint Petersburg Factories
Workers in two more factories walked out on Thursday including Putiloff iron works where two thirds of staff left at shift end. Troops guard the works with no disorder reported. Other plants idle and talks on settling disputes continue as wages for unskilled labor likely rise to placate strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Putiloff Iron Works
Putiloff Works
Grievous Strikes Hit Lodz Mills Overpay Talks
In Lodz on February 10 strikers received three days wages as a prepayment while some mills refused any payment. Troops fired at Pahbianice workers, killing one and wounding two as managers and authorities pressure to resume work by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodz
Coats
Heintzels
Pahbianice
Governor General Tcherikoff Dies From Warson Strike Injuries
Special dispatches from Warsaw report the death of Governor General Tcherikoff of the Warsaw province. He was wounded in the leg during an encounter with troops and strikers during the strike troubles in Warsaw and the injury led to his leg amputation per the Daily Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Warsaw
Tcherikoff
Daily Telegraph
Prison Break Fire Freezes 15 Inmates. One Found Dead
In Jacksonville on February 10 a jail fire at Raspberry Park city jail allowed fifteen prisoners to escape. William Hall was later found dead, presumed suffocated, with officials attributing the incident to an inmate driven escape attempt via arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Raspberry Park City
William Hall
Charge Against Russian Author May Not Involve Death Penalty
St Petersburg Feb 10 Maxim Gorky is reported well and cheerful as prosecutors conduct treason inquiries. The case against him and three professors is not expected to carry the death penalty and details remain under legal secrecy for relatives and counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Maxim Gorky
Court of Appeals
Gorky
St. Peter and St. Paul
Tauride Gee
Kedrine
Trickson Acquitted in Mich Murder Case
Charles Trickson was acquitted after a ten minute jury verdict in Menominee Michigan on the Sept 30 1903 murder of Gust Adams. The trial followed by the case of Fred Sieman for murdering his wife with a razor in May 1904 at a relative’s home in Neenah Wisconsin. Sieman pleaded guilty but sought clemency citing intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menominee, Mich
Charles Trickson
Gust Adams
Nathan
Trickson
Fred Sieman
Sieman
Neenah
Wis
James Smith
Greason Plea Echoed By Kate Edwards Confession
Reading Pa February 10 Mrs Kate Edwards awaiting execution with Samuel Greason for Edwards murder reportedly told her counsel she exonerates Greason from complicity. The board of pardons will see the statement first. authorities may reassess the case after her confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Kate Edwards
Samuel Greason
Greason
Board of Pardons
Edwards
Pardon Board Hears Testimony Before Feb Fifteenth Meeting
The pardon board meets in Harrisburg on February 15 the day before the scheduled double execution. If Mrs Edwards statement is accepted it could save the man’s life. Sentimental factors may influence sparing the woman as strong pressure mounts. Testimony portrays Edwards as dissolute abusive and drunk. he was killed while intoxicated at home. A postponement is expected pending Mrs Edwards statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Edwards
Minnesota Y M C A Convention Opens in Duluth
The thirty first annual Minnesota Y M C A convention opened at the First Presbyterian church in Duluth with a mass meeting. Watson L. Moore delivered the welcome address as vice president of the local association. Dr Fulton of St Paul gave the opening talk in place of Dr J S Montgomery who was absent. Delegates arrived on trains with the Twin Cities sending the largest contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minnieesta Y. M. C. A
Flist Presbyterian Church
Watson L. Moore
Tocal Association
Fulton
St. Paul
Montgomery
Twin Cities
Fire follows deadly dynamite explosion at Osceola mine
Calumet Michigan February 10 fire has consumed timbering after a dynamite blast in the North Kearsarge branch of the Osceola Consolidated mine. Six men are dead and Wilfred Humphrey fatally injured. Joseph Shera missing and eight injured. Barich was blown 200 feet but escaped. Rescue efforts faced gas, others overcome and recovered. Wives and families gathered for news of missing workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet
Mich
Kearsarge
Osceola
Matt Kaskala
Peter Kulpa
Henry Missla
William Pollitt, Jr
John Karvela
Peter Savalin
Wilfred Humphrey
Joseph Shera
Barich
No. 1
Ruling Affects Ex Soldiers on Dakota Lands
Washington February 10 The secretary of the interior issues a circular directing that former soldiers who filed homestead claims on Rosebud Devils Lake lands in North and South Dakota before November 1, 1904 may be excused from making entry or settlement until May 1 next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Rosebuder Devils Lake
North
South Dakota
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R. R. Murphy
India
R. i
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America
Jos
Murphy’s
Murphy
Jet
R.R. Murphy’s
Austin, Minn
Gormaz
Spooner
Hale
Vatican
France
Earl of Kenmare
Kansas House
Atlanta
Nifka
Calicoes
Albert Thon
Austin, Tiunn
Michigan
ITY
North Kearsarge Mine
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