June Baptist meeting at Albert Lea with local delegates
The Baptist Central Association will hold its June meeting in Albert Lea from Wednesday evening to Friday evening. Delegates from the local church include Mrs. Carleton Fairbanks, Mr. N. F. Earl and Judge Fairbanks. Rev J H Carstens will be absent for university exams in Chicago.
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Wisconsin Men Drowned in Northern Minnesota Lake
Two Wisconsin men F. C. Cole aged 35 and Wans Bergam aged 30 drowned when their boat overturned on Pickerel lake near Nashwook Minnesota. Both were employed at Hawkins mine and residents of Hersey Wisconsin with families there. Cole’s body has been recovered.
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Negofol Wins French Derby At Chantilly
The French Derby at Chantilly finishes with Negofol owned by W. K. Vanderbilt taking the lead in impressive style. Union, owned by Edmond Blanc, is second and Oversight, Negofol’s stable mate, finishes third. The stakes total $469,000 and an enormous crowd witnessed the race, including many Americans who fared well on the American victory.
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General John S. Kountz Dies in Toledo at 84
General John S. Kountz former commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic died at his Toledo home from Bright's disease. He enlisted in Company G Thirty-seventh Ohio volunteer infantry as a boy and was elected G A R commander-in-chief in 1884 serving one term.
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Earthquake Rescue Efforts Continue in Southern France
Limited reports from Dicor and Paris on June 14 describe ongoing rescue work among villages hit by the quake in the south of France. Communications are severely disrupted, keeping details scarce.
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Three Meals at Once in Philadelphia Ledger Style
A domestic, trained to repeat a phrase, causes humor at a dinner by declaring Breakfast is ready and supper is ready but dinner is ser ved. The mispronunciation and staged routine amuse guests as the mistress directs the door announcement in a drawing room setting.
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Love and banter at a local fairfront in London
A young couple at a fair banter about a “human monstrosity” with the girl urging a look at the attraction. The young man Herbert chides the urge and compliments his sweetheart instead showing quiet affection.
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A Tart Retort on Religion and Politics
A quoted exchange recalls Senator Ingalls of Kansas answering a question about whether a politician can be a good Christian. He replied that with God all things are possible.
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For Sale or Trade a Good Located Residence
Trade option offered by The Austin National Bank for a well located residence property. Call for details.
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Lost and Found and Rentals Listing in Local Notice
A miscellaneous paper notice lists LOST items including a gold headed hat pin with initial S and a tiny cameo pin to return to the Herald, FOUND glasses west of Austin bearing a doctor’s mark, plus several FOR SALE and FOR RENT items including dirt loads, an eight room house, and a Bridge Street house with contact details.
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Armstrong Presents Lorna Doone on Chautauqua Circuit
Albert Armstrong delivers vivid picture plays of classic tales including Lorna Doone, Bonnie Bush, Little Minister. He visits locations, hires actors, and stages authentic scenes to bring the story to life with faithful character portrayals and engaging drama for Chautauqua audiences.
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Baseball Results Across Leagues
National League games in Chicago and Cincinnati show mixed results with Boston and Philadelphia posting wins. American Association scores include Minneapolis and Milwaukee dominating, while Western League matchups feature Topeka and Omaha securing wins. Three League results list Rock Island, Dubuque, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Springfield and Decatur in narrow finishes.
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Buried Riches Myth in Moroccan Coastal Town
A London Graphic note recalls a Moroccan custom of concealing wealth within walls to deter relatives and pirates. During a house demolition at a coastal town, a substantial sum was reportedly unearthed, while most buried fortunes remain undiscovered.
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