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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1908

Page

4

Standard Oil Hearing Opens With Competitor Witness

Albany February hearing on the US suit to dissolve Standard Oil of New Jersey features Thomas L Nisgen of Springfield a former Massachusetts governor candidate and rival of the company. He testifies about alleged discrimination in sales in Massachusetts and western New York before a recess.

Albany N. Y United States Standard Oil Company New Jersey Thomas L. Nisgen Springfield Massachusetts Standard New York

Tragic Shooting Near Phoenixville Claims 15 Year Old Life

Norma Tholan aged fifteen was shot and killed near her home in Phoenixville. The assailant, John Miller a young farmhand, then shot himself in a failed suicide attempt. Miller had been employed by Norma’s father but was dismissed for pursuing the girl.

Phoenixville Norma Tholan John Miller Miller

Morse Indicted Again by Federal Grand Jury

Five indictments voted by the federal grand jury probe the affairs of national banks. Three indict the banker Charles W Morse and a former official of the National Bank of North America for over certification and misapplication of funds. Morse, traveling from Liverpool, faces further charges as the New York county jury also probes recent bank transactions.

New York Federal Grand Jury Charles W. Morse National Bank of North America C. W. Morse Morse Etruria Liverpool New York County Grand Jury

Nine Die in Vaudreuil Explosive Plant Blast

News from Montreal reports nine workers killed at the Standard Explosive works in Vaudreuil a summer resort about twenty five miles from the city. The men were thawing out dynamite when the blast occurred. Killed were Menard Bunberry Rozon Rousseau Cayvan Tannier Robillard Lauzon and Legault.

Montreal Vaudreuil Menard Bunberry Rozon Rousseau Cayvan Tannier Robillard Lauzon Legault

Butte Man Confesses in Oregon Short Line Train Attempts

Pat Gordon of Butte aged 24 confessed to derailing part of a freight train by throwing a switch and admitted placing ties on the track before the southbound passenger train He said he was drunk and had no grudge against the road though a quarrel with a former section boss led to dogs being let loose after Gordon’s cows

Butte Mont Pat Gordon Gordon

National Ski Tournament Opens Amid Soft Snow in Duluth

The national amateur ski tournament began on Chester Creek hill in Duluth with mild weather and soft snow slowing jumps. Thirty seven contestants from Duluth Ishpeming Coleraine St Paul Chippewa Falls and Superior competed as Carl Toleen of Ishpeming drew attention for his strong winter feats though his best jump here was 41 feet. At the association meeting Eau Claire Wis was chosen for the next national tournament by a 13 to 6 vote. new officers include President Carl Telleson Ishpeming Vice President Alfred Munting St Paul Secretary Axel Holter Ashland Wis and Treasurer Dr Mason Superior Wis.

Duluth Chester Creek Hill Ishpeming Coleraine St. Paul Chippewa Falls Superior Carl Toleen Ishpeming, Mich Eau Claire Wis Carl Telleson Mich Alfred Munting Axel Holter Ashland Dr. Mason

Bank Teller Ends Life Amid Financial Worries

William H. Zinner, age 64, longtime Drexel & Co teller in Philadelphia, died by swallowing carbolic acid. The death followed financial difficulties that prompted his suicide. he began his Drexel career as an office boy.

Philadelphia William H. Zinzer Drexel & Co Teller Zinzer A The Drexels

For Sale Classified Notices and Offers

Mixed class of real estate and goods for sale including a sixteen rooming house on east Bridge St hot water heat a sacrifice on Lansing with 3 lots De Laval Cream Separator a team and harness for 200 two houses in Third ward near the Packing House and rebuilt 8 room house on Oakland Avenue with 200 cash and monthly payments plus rooms for rent for light housekeeping

California East Bridge St Oakland Avenue

Critics Hit President Over Inland Waterways Appointment

The House debate on the urgent deficiency bill featured Tawney charging the president overstepped authority by creating the inland waterways commission. Harrison attacked Secretary Root over Russia passport handling while Lowden defended Root. The Indian appropriation bill was amended. other supply measures advanced as the session adjourned.

Washington House of Representatives Tawney Committee On Appropriations Inland Waterways Commission Senate John H. Bankhead Alabama Messrs Crumpacker Indiana Underwood House Harrison New York State Root Russia Zians United States Lowden Illinois Root

Lincoln Club Banquet Hails Lincoln and Taft Advocate

In St Paul on February 12 the Lincoln club held its annual banquet at the Ryan hotel. About 500 attendees heard F B Kellogg Duluth's Clarence B Miller and Luis G Hoffmann eulogize Abraham Lincoln. Kellogg urged Taft for president to loud approval.

St. Paul Lincoln Brother Lincoln Club Ryan Hotel Abraham Lincoln F. B. Kellogg Clarence B. Miller Duluth Luis G. Hoffmann Roosevelt Taft

Aldrich currency bill debate opens in senate

In Washington on February 12 the senate began debate on the Aldrich currency bill with bankers in attendance including J. Pierpont Morgan of New York. Discussion focused on rail road bonds as a basis for emergency circulation and how to value such bonds, with opposition to using these securities under any terms. The bill was read through and committee amendments added, with plans for further amendments later.

Washington Senate J. Pierpoint Morgan New York

Russia plans fast Vladivostok fortress upgrade

The Russian defense ministry aims to convert Vladivostok into a first class fortress at a cost near 6 million dollars. Completion is set for within three years to prevent a Port Arthur repeat in future tensions with Japan. Sixty engineering officers will oversee the project as Moscow prioritizes a one year holdout in wartime.

St. Petersburg Ministry of War Vladivostok Russia Port Arthur Japan Lake Baikal Siberia Manchuria

Ready for Spring Suits This Winter Clearance

Only a few weeks left of winter weather with a spring suit sale. Choose from $18, $20 and $25 options to be ready for the rush.

Lisbon Dispatch Says Portugal’s Situation Improves

The Times reports Portugal’s situation is improving daily under a conciliatory government. It notes danger remains and that the young king has pacified but not disarmed public opinion. The Times correspondent says royal mercy is key to the throne and hints at a plan for a constituent assembly to amend the constitution.

London The Times Lisbon Portugal the Secure Council of State

Commission powerless on nine hour law suspension

The Interstate Commerce Commission said it has no authority to extend or suspend the nine hour law for train dispatchers telegraph operators and tower men except in cases where a hearing has been held and good cause shown. The delay request by railroad operating vice presidents is thus denied pending any legal amendment.

U.S.S S.S.S Nature Swift Specific CO Atlanta Washington Interstate Commerce Commission United States

Man Cut in Two by Train Near Nathan, Wisconsin-Michigan Line

Henry Dames, a farmer near Nathan in Menominee County, fell between the smoking car and passenger coach as a Wisconsin and Michigan passenger train moved quickly after he boarded at Nathan. His body was cut in two.

Menominee, Mich Henry Dames Nathan This County Wisconsin and Michigan

Farmer Chris Wahl Found Dead in Wisconsin Well

Ellsworth Wisconsin February 12 Chris Wahl a prominent Marcell farmer about ten miles south of Ellsworth was found dead in a well on his farm. Authorities believe death by his own hand and an inquest will be held at the farm. Wahl about forty five years old was said to be worth around fifteen thousand dollars. Family and friends are at a loss to explain his action.

Ellsworth Wis Chris Wahl Marcell

Train Times South Bound to St Panl and Omaha

Train schedule lists south bound departures to St Panl Minneapolis Des Moines and to Omaha Fort Dodge Council Bluffs Mason City and Lyte with morning and evening departures and arrivals noted for each origin and destination.

St. Panl Minneapolis Jinbuque Des Moines Fort Lodge Council Bluffs Omabaa Lyle Masty Mason City Port Dodge Lyte Cornell Biu Omaha

For Rent or Sale Listings From City Real Estate

Real estate ads list properties on blocks and streets with prices including 4009 for G F Rademache lot pair and 1500 for corner St Paul and Mill. Additional listings cover McGary near Kenwood, two family Kenwood Bildwin properties, Lansing Ave lots near Fox Hotel, a 160 acre farm 4 miles east at 55 per acre, a house and barn to let, and lease notices with October 20 1907 date.

G. F. Rademache Davidsons St. Paul Mill Streets McGary Kenwood al. Mol‘ison Kenwool Bildwin Lansing Ave Chris Hayes South St Pan Street Rme

Real Estate Bargains and Insurance Offers in Eastern Montana

A 50000 acre free homestead opportunity in Eastern Valley County Montana is advertised along with multiple property sales. Listings include a 1424 acre improved farm near Austin offered at a bargain with exchange options, and houses for sale on installment plans. Insurance and bonds services are pitched with low rates. Also offered are an outstanding registered Aberdeed Angus and a Phaeton with accessories for sale.

Valley County Montana Austin Banker’s Surety Company Cleveland Ohio Pole Shalves

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Standard Oil Hearing Trust Federal Canada Rochford H. Rochford Lansing Third Ward Inland Waterways Body Harrison Scores James A, Tawney Everwear Golden Eagle Clothing Co Jank B. Kellogg East Mill St Aldrich Commission Chicago, Great Western Railway Maurer’s Hall Beer Ste Peice Little Bohemia Spectator Nels Michelson River John Paianks City Real Estate John Fairbanks Mar Bruggists Owe Capooll R Wad Mower County Uhas. H. Webber Wold’s Drug Store A. W. Allen, M. D M & St Paul RR Austi Launar Burnham East Water St Austin, Minn the Herald
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