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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1907

Page

4

Not Yet Captured Police Seek Alleged Minneapolis Murderer

Police and a large posse search for George Kadelbach, who confessed to killing Mrs. Katherine McCart. He mailed a letter from Delano claiming the crime and intent to kill himself. Clues place him on trains toward the East or Canada, with sightings on an Omaha line westbound. He is believed fleeing a fear of arrest.

Minneapolis George Kadelbach Katherine McCart Long Lake Delano Minn Great Northern Canada Henderson Kadelbach Omaha Henry Classen

King Edward and Queen Alexandra Set for Ireland Visit

London reports that King Edward and Queen Alexandra will visit Ireland in early July amid disaffection debates. A race meeting may feature July 11 at Leopardstown near Dublin with the king to present two cups, highlighting the royal visit during troubled times.

London Comine Ireland Edward Queen Alexandra Irish Turf Club Leopardstown Dublin

Chilean railroad strike freezes trains nationwide

Chilean railroad men have struck for better wages and shorter hours. All trains have stopped. In the United States the Chicago charter bill passes governor approval. Illinois Governor Deneen signs. The seventeenth Evangelical Synod opens at Janesville Wisconsin. The Swift Packing icehouse at Omaha burns, destroying 75,000 tons of ice and causing $75,000 in losses.

Chile

Croker Wins Derby at Ep som Downs with Orby

London June 6. The Tammany or Oss Croker derby, 1907, ended with chestnut colt Orby defeating Slieve Gallion in 2 44. Croker gains $25,000 prize amid mixed public reaction, while many Americans and Irish celebrated the victory despite lukewarm local enthusiasm.

London Oss Croker Epsom Downs Mr. Croker Orby Jockey Club Newmarket Slieve Gallion Johnny” Reiff

Guatemala General Murder Trial Verdict

Florence Morales and Renada Mora were found guilty of murdering General Manuel Barillas in City of Mexico on April 7. The jury deliberated one hour forty minutes. Attorneys seeking clemency cited twenty year option. judge sentenced them to death after brief consideration. No execution date set.

City of Mexico Florence Morales Renada Mora Manuel Barillas Republic of Guatemala

Grand Duchess Anastasia Ill With Diphtheria

Grand Duchess Anastasia six years old daughter of Emperor Nicholas is ill with suspected diphtheria. The Empress nurses the child and all audiences have been postponed due to her illness.

St. Petersburg Anastasia Nicholas

Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues

National League games in Chicago saw New York lose 8 to 2 while Cincinnati edged Brooklyn 1 to 0 and St Louis defeated Philadelphia 8 to 2. American League results had Washington 1 over St Louis 10. American Association games included Columbus 12 over St Paul 5, Louisville 4 over Milwaukee 11, and Indianapolis 11 over Kansas City 8.

Chicago New York Cincinnati Brooklyn St. Louis Philadelphia American League Washington American Association Columbus St. Paul Louisville Milwaukee Indianapolis Kansas City

Foraker Cleared of Danger in Brownsville Visit

Washington reports Senator Foraker was assured it would be safe for him to visit Brownsville despite efforts to prove that negro soldiers were not guilty in the town disturbance. Testimony from Louis Cowan and Bernard Kowalski described sightings of soldiers and remarks about the party, with Cowan denying a provocative statement about Foraker.

Washington Foraker Brownsville Louis Cowan Rownsville Senate Committee On Military Affairs Cowan St. Louis Bernard Kowalski

Dervish Leads Bermuda Ocean Race Amid Thick Mist

New York June 6 thrashing to windward in rough seas the black hulled schooner Dervish of the Corinthian Yacht Club Massachusetts led the ocean yacht race to Bermuda as yachts were last sighted from Scotland light vessel. Dervish stood nearly two miles ahead of Tammany while others lagged leeward. The yawl Hyperion led two smaller rivals Lila and Zena for the Three Clubs cup. Nine yachts started in the fifty foot class or over for Commodore Maier’s cup at New Rochelle Yacht Club with three boats in the under fifty feet Three Clubs cup.

New York Dervish Corinthian Yacht Club Massachusetts Bermuda Scotland Tammany Lila Zena Commodore Maier New Rochelle Yacht Club

Revolt at Tsarskoe Selo Hussars

Fourth squadron of the guard hussars at Tsarskoe Selo mutinied against new discipline. Troops disarmed them and restored order with no bloodshed. Ring leaders turned over for court martial. News reached Isvolsky during a diplomatic reception, feared more serious than 1906 Preobrasensky revolt. Officers say the outbreak was not political.

St. Petersburg Hussars Tsarskoe Selo Iswolsky Preobrasiensky Regiment Hussar Regiment

Trial of Mayor Schmitz Begins In San Francisco

The trial opened with Assistant District Attorney Heney presenting the prosecution and the partial examination of former Police Commissioner Thomas Reagan. Evidence from 1904-05 police commission minute books was entered as material, with Secretary Charles F. Skully to resume testimony. Reagan to follow, then defense cross examination. Expected duration at least two weeks. Heney alleged a systematic blackmail scheme by the mayor and Ruef.

San Francisco Heney Thomas Reagan Police Commission Charles F. Skully Eugene E. Schmitz Skully Reagan Ruef

Mayor Ruef Pressure Tactics Detailed By Police Commission

Heney described at length how the mayor and Ruef used intimidation to control Branch restaurateurs and secure licenses, showing Ruef’s Exclusivity and money as the price. The report notes a new Turkish bath business courting clients, with a German saloonist balking at exaggerated claims and the caricatured dialogue added for color.

Heney Ruef

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