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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1902
Page
3
Miss Ruth Shepherd hosted a Monday evening at her Chatham Street home for cousin Lee Davis of Red Wing. Guests enjoyed guessing games a spelling contest dancing and light ice cream and cake refreshments. They departed late with pleasant memories of the gathering.
A bustling roundup of names and travels from Owatonna and nearby towns. Residents visit relatives in Minneapolis St Paul and Chicago while others return from trips to Madison Portage and Lake Minne tonka. The piece lists numerous individuals by name with brief movements and social updates.
Residents take short vacations visiting relatives in Linborn La Caledonia Morday and St Paul while officers install Rebekah lodge leaders. Dan Reynolds injures eye and shoulders after a fall near Kat way street. he is taken to a boarding house then home. From August 1 fuel becomes spot cash by local firms.
Pittsburg to New York delivery of the largest electric generators ever built. Each unit is nearly twice the size of Niagara’s, with eight installed at the Manhattan plant. Paired engines deliver 12,000 indicated horsepower per generator. Golden Grain Belv beer touted for strength in one glass.
July 13 at the Baptist Church with Rev Gb H Kreeze delivering the sermon. July 20 at the Congregational Church with Rev J M Brown preaching. July 27 at the Presbyterian Church with Rev John Tre loar delivering the sermon.
Lindsley as guardian of Earle Lindsley seeks license to sell land with hearing set for Aug 4. John Meyer qualified as guardian of Peter Mjeme. Frank Hangee appointed administrator of Herman Hangee estate. James Pinkava licensed to sell Jos Pinkava land of Red Rock. Will of Jos K Strever of Lansing admitted to probate. Final settlements for Mary Bell and Adam Coristie estates completed. D Curbitt of LeRoy filed for probate with hearing on July 28.
Rev John Hay Cushing of Denver on Sagamore Hill to file a protest against Ambassador Meyer over Rome backed by 28 Denver priests. Cushing alleges Bishop Matz expelled them for not backing his bishopric bid and claims arrest and jail in Rome in 1901. He says Meyer and Consul de Castro failed to protect him as an American. Cushing expects return Thursday.
Minneapolis July 8 The fate of Superintendent Fred W. Ames rests with a guarded jury. State and defense arguments ended at 11:30 a.m. The judge charged the jurors and at 6:15 p.m. they retired to deliberate without reaching a verdict.
In Sioux City Iowa on July 8 a wage increase of 25 cents per day was granted after a conference between representatives of the Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad company and the boilermakers machinists and helpers employed by the company.
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