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15 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1907
Page
1
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Officials in Washington fear a summer of conflict in Central America with two wars and many revolutions after Mexico and the United States failed to secure lasting peace. Zelaya criticizes U S policy, blaming outside powers for attacks as talks stall. U S/Mexico seek peace but await belligerent invitation. Yorktown at Accajutla quiet. Milwaukee possible aid ship. In Carnegie a derailment injures six trainmen. wellsville grandstand collapse injures a dozen.
In San Francisco and Denver records, George Pettibone is tied to Harry Orchard in the Bradley murder plot. The testimony traces Pettibone’s Denver appearance, alias use, and a $100 registered letter to fund his San Francisco journey, amid broader ties to Haywood, Adams, and the Vindicator mine violence plan.
Dr. Olney of Sioux Falls testifies for the defense in the Kaufmann murder trial of Agnes Poirets. He previously testified for the state at the preliminary, and the cross examination focused on possible causes of Poirets death. He said anaemia alone could not have caused the body’s cuts.
Dr. Olney said he testified shortly after the post mortem and had little time to discuss results. In Norfolk a National Editorial Association session elected H. R. Warner of Lexington as president with St Paul to host the next meeting. Carnegie plans to fund a Berlin library with a $1,000,000 donation. Kiel trip aims to announce it to Germans. Heavy rains cause near 0,000 in property damage in Pittsburgh suburbs and western Pennsylvania, with no fatalities.
A cloud burst near Tilford on the Northwestern railroad caused heavy property damage and five deaths. A southern Hills rain flood washed out several railroad and wagon bridges and cut communication as trains halted and lines failed.
Jefferson City June 15 Jules Lehmann and Emil Hartmann former St Louis councilmen convicted of boodling and sentenced to the penitentiary over three years ago were pardoned by Governor Folk and released after serving about half their sentences They are the last of the convicted St Louis boodlers to leave the penitentiary.
President Roosevelt and family remain indoors at Sagamore Hill as heavy rainstorms force a halt to outdoor activities during the second day of his summer vacation. He saw no visitors and a brief meeting with Secretary Loeb produced no new results.
Sebastopol reports difficulty obtaining details of an attempted mutiny in the Black Sea fleet. The 1905 Potemkin parallel was avoided by locking up rifles and cutlasses. In Bemidji Minnesota a telegram to County Attorney Henry Finkley says W S Munn killed A Franklin at Beaudette with no additional details.
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