Local notes from Austin include election delays and remarks
Authorities cite postponed primaries due to Austin's small population and ongoing legal review of local conditions. In 1903, Sut ton Henry and John Nelson murdered Harry Krier in Owatonna. Henry died in prison this week. Dobbins creek ice-out signals early skating plans, and at the Lincoln banquet a businessman complains of giggling girls amid public event disruption.
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Austin
Sutton
Henry
John Nelson
Harry Krier
Owatonna
States Prison
Dobbins Creek
Lincoln Address by Rev Harry Booth Hazen Inspires Class
Rev Harry Booth Hazen delivered a Lincoln address to the Normal college history class on Wednesday morning. He praised Lincolns religious life, noting his Bible reading and unassailable character, and contrasted him with ministers who opposed him. The lecture drew wide attention and offered fresh insights into Lincoln as a religious man.
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Harry Booth Hazen
Lincoln
Normal College
God
Japanese Party Conducts Experiments by Santa Monica Bay
A seven member Japanese party on a secluded Santa Monica bluff has been mapping cliff lines and firing a small pivot gun from a cliff 185 feet above the sea. Settlers suspect the group may be observing for a possible visit by part of the U S battleship fleet, but the目的 remains unexplained.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Santa Monica Bay
Lincoln Day Banquet Sparkles at New Methodist Church
Lincoln Day banquet at the New Methodist Church drew wide support with 257 meals served from 19 tables. Rev G L Morrill of Minneapolis delivered a rousing address while Miss Ashley's orchestra provided music and Rev Lutz led the program.
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Ha Osome New Methodist Church
Miss Ashley
Lutz
Cressey
G. W. Lutz
G. L. Morrill
Minneapolis
Northwest
Creation
Africa
Russia
Switzerland
California
Lincoln
France
Mesdames Lewis, Selby
McCulloch
Myrtle Edson
Zender
D. Catherwood
Be Wise Today De Fer Wise Proverb Quote
A short vintage note attributes a pithy maxim to Young advising prudence in present conduct. The line likens wisdom to a steady path amid rash impulses, urging measured judgment over haste.
Cotton Charlies Runway Notes Missing Coherence
Fragmentary OCR suggests a casual item about fashion or textiles with garbled phrasing and scattered letters. The readable words do not form a clear event, date, or person to identify a specific news item.
Methodist prayer meeting in new church basement
A prayer meeting will be held this evening in the basement of the new church. The Elks plan a social dance at the Auditorium next week for members and friends.
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The
Elks
Son of Christian Science Leader Loses Use of Leg
From Lead, S. D., Feb. 13. George W. Glover, son of Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy, the Christian Scientist leader, is suffering paralysis of one leg after being kicked by a horse. The injury reopened an old Civil War gunshot wound to the right leg, and surgeons fear the limb may never be usable again.
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S. D
George W. Glover
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Scientist
Glover
Gov Folk offers rewards for bank robbery suspects
Jefferson City Missouri February 13 Governor Folk has offered rewards of 3000 each for the capture of the men who robbed the Farmers and Manufacturers bank at Rich Hill and 400 each for the capture of the five men who robbed the bank at Willard The Rich Hill robbery netted over 20000 and the Willard theft 106000
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Jefferson City
Folk
Farmers and Manufacturers
Rich Hill
Wilard
Rich Hall
Willard Bank
Yale President Donates Books to Roosevelt Library
President Arthur T. Hadley of Yale gave 100 books from his class to the Roosevelt Library in Berlin university during a lecture tour. Brigadier General Henry Carroll U S A retired, Civil War veteran and Indian fighter, dies at his Colorado Springs home. Dr C H Farrand long prominent in Western Wisconsin business circles dies in Galesville at 63. Marie Wagner wins the Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club indoor title in New York by defeating Mrs Schmitz of London. Rev Father P F Baart pastor of St Marys Marshall Mich dies at 50, authority on canonical law.
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Arthur T. Hadley
Yale
Roosevelt Hbrary
Berlin University
Henry Carroll
Colorado Springs
Colo
C. H. Farrand
Galesville
Wis
Wisconsin
New York
Marie Wagner
Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club
Frederick Schmitz
London
Eng
P. 4
Baart
St. Mary's Church of
Marshall
Mich
Hammond Operated On In San Francisco Hospital
John Hays Hammond famed mining engineer underwent surgery for chronic appendicitis at a San Francisco hospital. A statement from his secretary said he is resting easily and has good prospects for a speedy recovery after arriving from Santa Barbara with his family.
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San Francisco
Feb. Co
John Hays Hammond
Hammond
Santa Barbara
Riding the Rail Phrase Echoed From Georgia Paper
An Irishman in a Georgia paper warns that riding the rail courts death, recalling the quip that he would rather walk if not for the honor of the act. The Houston Post cites the remark as a grim quasi proverb.
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Georgia
Houston Post
Lost Fifteen Year Old Wanderer Found in Prison Yard
A St Louis report states a fifteen year old, Edward Wirtell Jr., wandered into a correctional yard seeking his missing father. The elder Wirtell identified the youth and led to an emotional reunion as deputies removed them from the scene.
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St. Louis
Edward Wirtell
Con Correction
Ward Wirtell, Jr
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