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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1909

Page

4

Eleven Die as Texas Storm Blows Train From Bridge

A Kansas City Mexico and Orient passenger train fell from a bridge north of Sweetwater during a Central Texas storm. Eleven people died and many were injured. J E Stanford of Cromwell Texas, a traveling salesman, perished. Damage included towns Haskell and Laeders, with crops destroyed and several buildings wrecked.

Dallas Tex Texas Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway Brazos River Bridge Sweetwater Haskell Laeders J. E. Stamford Cromwell Alexander Vath Zandt

Mob Lynches Two Alleged Murderers in South Carolina

A mob of over 500 in Smoaks near Branchville hangs Quinie Simmons and Frank Samuels, arrested for Ben Smoaks's murder. Constable Maxey, escorting prisoners from Smoaks to Walterboro, was forced to return and witnessed the lynching. Bodies riddled with bullets after hanging near the railroad. The men reportedly confessed in part but denied pulling the trigger.

Branchville S. C Smoaks Quinie Simmons Frank Samuels Ben Smoaks Maxey Walterboro Smoake

Murder Mystery Deepens in Bersin Case

New York police after locating the missing head identify the victim as Samuel Bersin, a Russian painter and decorator. Autopsy shows partial asphyxiation before throat slashing and body mutilation resembling the Guldensuppe case, leaving motive and assailant unknown.

New York Samuel Bersin Bersin

Station Robbery Hits New Ulm Railroad Stop

Three masked men held up the Chicago and Northwestern station in New Ulm. Conductor A. E. Hutchinson and Night Operator W. H. Wilder were beaten with revolver butts and robbed of several hundred dollars before the robbers escaped.

Winona Minn Chicago and Northwestern Railroad New Ulm A. E. Hutchinson W. H. Wilder

Widow and two children die from gas in Rochester bedroom

In Rochester on June 12 Cecelia Zwinner, a widow born in Austria, took two of her three children to a bedroom, started gas, and asphyxiated herself and the two children. A nine year old boy outdoors escaped. Authorities note she may have brooded over her husband’s recent death.

Rochester N. Y Cecelia Zwinner

Gould Divorce Case Highlights Jewel Purchases and Witness Tangles

Mrs Katherine Gould’s hazy memory on cross examination revealed disputes over jewelry, costumes, and bootmakers’ bills in her separation suit against Howard Gould. The court noted her evasive responses as attorneys sparred and adjourned for the day.

New York Katherine Clemmons Gould Supreme Court Dowling Howard Gould Jay Gould Delancey Nicholl Clarence J. Shearn Gould Mr. Shearn Mr. Shearn Cautioned Mr. Nicholl Nicholl Buffalo Bill Regis Justin Farnum The St. Regis Farnum Hartford Conn Philadelphia

Miami University Centenary Celebrations in Oxford

Oxford Ohio marks the centennial of Miami University as part of commencement week. Alumni and students host six days of events with visiting scholars including Dr Henry Mitchell MacCracken delivering the centennial address. Miami alumni produced national leaders such as Benjamin Harrison and White Law Reid. War governors Dennison Morton and Yates also hailed from Miami.

Oxford Miami University Ohio Miami Henry Mitchell MacCracken New York University Benjamin Harrison Whitelaw Reid Indiana Ilinois William Dennison Oliver P. Morton Richard Yates

Infinitude of Tenderness: Inheritance of Great Men Quote

A reflective line asserts tenderness as the chief gift and inheritance of all great men. attributed to Pnekin, it frames compassion as defining leadership rather than conquest or wealth.

Pnekin

Red Letter Day at First Baptist Church

The Christian Brotherhood holds its final summer meeting on Sunday June 13 led by renowned orator Elias Handy. J L Mitchell directs singing with special music as the gathering aims to fill the Oakland Avenue St Paul Street church at 3 PM.

Christian Brotherhood Elias Handy Middle West Handy J. L. Mitchell Mr. Handy First Baptist Church Oakland Ave St. Paul Street The Slias Vandy

Rentals and exchanges in Minnesota and North Dakota

Classified notices advertise four room rentals with amenities at 401 South River and a new flat with city water. Also offered are paper-hanging and painting services. Exchange offer: wild prairie lands near Crookston, Minnesota and improved lands in Nelson County, North Dakota for Mower County farms or Austin city property. Lyman D. Baird, Austin city.

W. H. Adams South River Crookston Minn Nelson County N. D Austin City Lyman D. Baird

Elias Handy to Speak at Last Summer Men’s Meeting

A walk down Main Street leads to Oakland Avenue where the Baptist church hosts Elias Handy, a distinguished orator-evangelist, for the final Men’s meeting of the season.

Main Street Oakland Avenue Baptist Church Elias Handy

Earthquakes Hit the French Riviera in June

Two quake shocks were felt across the Riviera on June 12. Major damage occurred in Lambeso with eight deaths as houses collapsed. smaller cities reported serious effects from the second shock.

Marseillesa Riviera Lambeso

Cement Posts and Blocks Ad Promote Longevity

An old advertisement extols cement products for lasting use. It emphasizes durable cement posts and concrete blocks for houses and cisterns, urging readers to try the material for a lifetime of service and low maintenance.

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