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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1906
Page
1
Large line of Prints and Shirtings Indigo blues Simpson's grays black and white offered in 40 inch wide India linens. Extra fine quality priced per yard at 15 and 20e yards. Durable fabrics for variety of uses.
Lot 1 offers children’s and misses hats trimmed with flowers and ribbons with choice selection. Lot 2 features a superb collection of ladies hats described as dainty and perfect, 40 in the bundle, values up to 10.00 each, select your choice.
Lot 1 presents ten rugs of rare quality full 10 wave tapestry with floral or oriental patterns. Lot 2 offers a smaller set described as a prettier selection in size 9 by 12, with price noted as not available at 26.50 and a sale closing soon.
A New York squall capsized the yacht Lottie and caused numerous drownings and rescues around New York harbor. Three aboard the Lottie, Willam Mormon Paul Smith and George Gise, drowned near West Bay light. Other boats and launches were wrecked or capsized with several rescued. Governor Hoch notified. Judge Benson intends to accept the senate appointment and seek re election.
Washington June 11 A meat inspection bill with presidential tacit approval would bar transport of any untagged meat or meat products in interstate commerce and require condemned carcasses to be destroyed or diverted from food use. Samuel H. Cowen of the National Live Stock association drew up the measure to meet sanitary demands and restore public confidence.
The Senate will consider the statehood bill Tuesday with Beveridge leading the report and Foraker signaling a potential challenge. Debate on merits is anticipated, while the session opens with the privileges and elections case of Senator Smoot and proceeds with appropriations and the Panama canal bill.
A fishing party aboard the yacht Lottie capsized in New York Bay leaving three men dead. Coast guard and local officers rescued several passengers while others remain missing amid harsh conditions.
Ottawa Kansas June 11 Judge Alfred W Benson of this city said he would accept the appointment to succeed United States Senator Joseph R Burton. The offer to fill the vacancy was extended recently and Benson indicated his willingness to serve.
Richard John Seddon prime minister of New Zealand died at sixty one aboard the steamer Owestry Grange returning to New Zealand. He grew ill in Sydney after leaving Australia in May and passed away suddenly while resting with his wife.
A thunderbolt struck a Prairie Oil and Gas 17 000 barrel tank in Neodesha Kansas causing a fire of 150 000 dollars. The blaze destroyed pumping station and company buildings, halting pumps and threatening refinery supply. Several men were burned but not seriously hurt.
A tornado in Dewey Louisiana demolishes several residences and wrecks 200 oil derricks causing about 50 000 dollars in damage. Mrs J J Knowles of Los Angeles California is killed in the.Ishelman home destruction and her daughter Mrs Ishelman is seriously injured.
On June 11 in Eri van a brawl between Armenians and Mussulmans escalated into rioting. Troops were deployed to restore order. Eleven Armenians and two Mussulmans were killed with sixteen wounded.
Robert B Roosevelt uncle of the president is in a serious condition at his country home Lotus Lake Searville L He is seventy seven years old and anxiety is felt by relatives The Roosevelt was appointed minister to The Netherlands during President Cleveland's first administration.
Miss Iane M. Bunn of West Union Ohio died when a large tree fell on a group walking along Grand street during a gale in Newburg New York. Mrs J W Bunn was seriously hurt and Hazel Coonan fourteen of Newburgh had a leg broken and head injuries. Abandons Plan for Worship. London June 11 The Telegraph reports the government will drop one Dreadnaught class warship for the year saving nearly 10 000 600 in shipbuilding.
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