CimicaGo Strikes Leave Beer Shortage Amid Citywide Tension
CimicaGo faces beer shortages after a strike halting production. The country braces for upheaval as archists from the Windy City surge into the capital, intensifying unrest.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1902
Page
2
Filipinos Form Unions Amid Wage Strikes
The Filippinos are rapidly organizing labor unions and are seen as likely to succeed in wage protests more than in the fight for freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filippinos
Boer indemnity boodle to fund Texas cattle industry
Atlanta Constitution indicates large indemnity funds will reach America and benefit Texas steers and cows, with a promise that the nation will obtain a share of the peace through this aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Texas
Atlanta Constitution
Furlong Elected President in Farm Cooperative
Report notes J. J. Furlong has been elected president of a farmers’ livestock or insurance organization, with Twin Cities papers awaiting the daily dispatch before publishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Cities
Daily Dispatch
J. J Furlong
Able county men urged to file for public office
In Mower County a number of capable men living in rural areas have not yet filed for public office. The speaker notes that the current Republican candidates are largely Austin men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mower County
Austin
Tragic Facial Treatment Fatality in Chicago
A girl in Chicago was killed during a facial treatment administered by a beauty doctor. The incident underscores dangers in cosmetic procedures and prompts reflection on safety and standards in beauty care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Senator Clapp Seeks Reelection Amid Campaign Against Him
The message praises Senator Clapp for backing direct popular election of U S Senator and announces his reelection bid. It notes a local campaign to defeat him by electing legislators who oppose his stand. Voters urged to back only those who support a senator who aligns with the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clapp
Senate
U. S
Weather as Habit and Government Duty
A reflective piece compares weather to human habits, arguing storms form under precedent and that officials should train weather to behave predictably. It suggests appointing a government official to manage expectations by shaping the weather into good habits so sunshine follows clouds.
London College Base Ball Game Ends Narrowly 10 to 8
A lively crowd watched London defeat S M N C at Far Grounds with a 10 to 8 score. The college led and held the last half of the final inning, preventing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
S M.N. C
Far Grounds
Strawberry picking deal with Liden Berry grower
The Map Street Fruit Sale has arranged direct-from-grower strawberries with Liden Berry for morning pickups. The season will be short this year and shoppers should place orders this week to secure berries for canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Map Street Fruit
Liden
Daisy in the Dew and the Dollar in the Iron Age
A fragmentary verse by Frank L. Stanton, published in the Atlanta Constitution, contrasts the daisy with money and gold, noting how the iron age may value wealth while love and a daisy stand apart and are mocked as it tramples daisies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
Frank L. Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
Alumni Banquet At Southern Minnesota Normal College
The Alumni of Southern Minnesota Normal College held their annual banquet in Harpman Hall with nearly one hundred attending. Prof Harpmann served as toastmaster and speakers praised the school’s emphasis on independent speaking and student life through various toasts and anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Minnesota Normal College
Harpman Hall
Harpmann
Boostrom
Albert Lea
Stenvick
Furlong
Saifisten
Lampland
Sharnborg
Mies Arndt
P Ge
Senate
Leonard Aiamdii
Miller
S.M. N
Jenniga Tae
O. G. Christgan
B. Howard Kieminiscuces
Harpman Halnisee
A.J. Mielke
George Anderson Moommor
Cisacens
A. Duafty
M. Gregg
Commencement Exercises at Normal College Honors Diplomas
Normal College graduates receive diplomas as 10 students are honored. Hon. J. W. Olsen will deliver the commencement address at the Opera House this evening. The program includes the annual address by Orrin A. Chase, valedictory remarks, orchestra, diploma presentations, and the benediction Volens Et Povens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
J. W. O'sen
Thvocaumon
Anderson
Orrin A. Chase
John W. Olsen
Chas. R. Boostrom
Resolutions of McIntyre Post 66 G A R on Comrade Majore
McIntyre Post 66 G A R adopts resolutions mourning Comrade Myron Majore who died at his Austin Minnesota home January 4 1902. The group expresses sorrow for the widow and children and directs copies to the widow and local newspapers for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mclntyre
Myron Majore
City of
Austin
Mion
Jane
Crowning Ceremony Anecdote Tied to American Independence
Sir Edwin Arnold recounts a July Delineator piece on a crown ceremony for King Edward. He recalls a diamond falling from King George III’s crown and portents seen as foretelling the separation of the American colonies, marking the start of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Edwin Arnold
Edward
George III
United States
What is love compared with Golden Grain Belt beer
All through literature passages show love as a health tonic lengthening life while discord shortens it. Who has not seen love transform rough men into devoted husbands. But what is love compared with Golden Grain Belt beer, pure and delicious. Order from your dealer or be supplied by J. Weisel Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Weisel
Austin
East Side News Social Notes Reach Home
Mrs. Bish ed of La Crosse returns home after a short visit with Mrs. William Owen. Miss Kreimer of Brainerd, a University attendee, visits William Butler and Della Cummings returns home from ten weeks at Southern Minnesota Normal College. Mrs Thus Claney comes back from Minneapolis after visiting friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreimer
Brainerd
Madigan
Claney
Minneapolis
Flag Proclamation Urges Observation by Citizens and Schools
Gov Van Sant issues the annual flag day proclamation for Saturday June 14 1902 urging patriotic exercises and state flag displays. He asks schools to observe the day with patriotic programs and citizens to decorate homes and businesses. Also notes August 1 price changes from several companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. van Sant
Etites
Union
Etets
Mitchell declares anthracite strike will be won
President Mitchell told reporters at strike headquarters in Wilkesbarre that the anthracite strike is complete and they are going to win. He cited no new talks with railroad operators and noted 25 000 West Virginia miners on strike with 3 600 in that state. He denied link between the coal seams disputes and the West Virginia action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
West Virginia
Virginia
Atlantic Seaboard
National Board
William Morgan
Haggerty
McKay
Springer
Noon
Poggannini
Edwards
Fairmount
William A
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Duryea
Wyoming Valley
West Point Centennial Ends With Grand Ceremony
West Point marks its centennial with President Roosevelt as chief guest. The day includes cadet reviews, a superintendent’s reception, Memorial Hall exercises, a sunset dress parade, and a 500 guest centennial banquet. Also reports drownings at Madison and 1902 rail excursion plans to Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N. Y
West Point Military Academy
Rosevelt
Army
Navy
Colonel Mills
Memorial Hall
Lumber Rate Reduction Near Chicago Agreement
Northwestern railroad officials and lumber merchants from Duluth and Minneapolis met in Chicago to discuss rate cuts for lumber to Chicago. Minneapolis producers seek lower terms, but consensus hinges on their final agreement. If settled, railroads will implement a Minneapolis differential of 2 cents per hundred pounds under the Duluth rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwestern Railroad Lines
Duluth
Minneapolis
General strike feared as Kansas miners walk out
Pittsburg Kansas June 12 The Great Western Coal company refuses to treat with strikers at Fuller Kan and an order to strike is issued by the executive board Non union workers attempting to return were blocked by large numbers of strikers blows were exchanged but no serious injuries resulted and another conference between miners and operators ends with no agreement a general strike seems likely with more miners to follow suit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iron Molders Union of North America
Psyous
Allis-Chalmers Co
rNag Reet
Orjoaso
Pittsburg
Kan
Great Western Coal Company
Fuller
Neely Granted Amnesty After Cuban Postal Frauds Conviction
C F W Neely who was sentenced March 24 to ten years and a $56 701 fine for complicity in Cuban postal frauds was released during the day under a June 9 amnesty bill signed by President Palma. The act grants amnesty to Americans convicted in Cuba during the occupation and to those awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
C. F. W. Neely
Palma
Cuba
Rail Line Offers Round Trips to Pacific Coast Cities
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company lists round trip excursion rates to Portland Tacoma Seattle Vancouver and Victoria with return time from sale and choice of routes. Details on meeting dates and differing routes available upon inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. Co
Portland
Tacows
Seattle
Varcoy
Victoria
Great Western Railway Excursion Tickets Sale July 7 1902
Minneapolis July 7 11 1902 excursion tickets available from Chicago Great Western Railway. Tickets good to return July 14 with 50 cents extra or at one fare plus membership for round trip. Inquiries to any Great Western Agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiago
Minneapolis
Chicago Great Western Failway
Great Weester
J. P. Elmer
Chicago
New Um
Mion
Chicago Great Westron Railway
New
Great Western
G PF
Oquicago
Lil
Imperial Council Shrine Excursion Tickets to San Francisco
Imperial Council Nobles Mystic Shrine San Francisco San Francisco Cal June 1014 offers excursion tickets to San Francisco or Los Angeles at 4.00 for round trip. Tickets on sale May 27 to June 4 Good for return within 60 days. returning via Portland adds 11.00. For information contact J. P. Eimer GPA Chicago Ti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Chicago Great Western Railway
Los Angeles
Portland
J. P. Eimer
GPA
Chicago
Two Years in Manila Prison
Manila June 12 Lieutenant Hager don quartermaster of the Twenty eighth Infantry arrested in March on embezzlement charges has been dismissed from the army and sentenced to two years confinement in Manila prison. Pawtucket under martial law as strike violence prompts troops on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Hagerdon
Twentyeighth Infantry
Pawtucket
S. 1
Awtucket
R. L
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Austin Daily Herald
Dun H. Skinn
Gertrude Eli
Skinner
Austin, Minn
Daily Herald
CimicaGo
Att Orurgiate
Guatere
Lotus Lawns
Lesley Dimities
Chas. L. West
Ewes
Chilren
A. E. Haseltine
East Side News
Emery
W. J. Urbatch & Bro
Panama
A.D
Sir. van Sant
P. E. Hanson
Gripman Bros
J. FE. ParBanks, Austin Lumber Co
A. N Decker
West Point Centennial
President Roosevelt
Wisconsin College
Madison
Wis
George L Lohr
Milwaukee
Ada I. Hawley
The
State University
Lake Mendota
Fik
Minn
Northwestern Railway Officials and Lumber Merchants Center
Kansas
Neely
Stillman & Go
Payton
Kegner
Tillman & Co
Paul
Minnesota
Kuatantee
Iso Bricklayers
Igo Maso
Builders Exchange, Ryan Building
St. Paul, Minn
Iowa
Mlinois
Minness
Missouri
Stibuyer
W.J. Reed
Ladustrig
Ecdicott
St. Paul, Minn i
C. W. Snere Agi
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Gears de Yvature
Tate Wireman’s Association
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