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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1906
Page
4
Speaker Cannon predicts Congress will wrap up all business and adjourn by July first. He urged swift action on key bills and warned against prolonged debates that could delay recess. The statement frames the session as nearing a final finish.
Washington June 18 Speaker Cannon spent the evening at the White House with President Roosevelt, discussing legislative matters. He predicted Congress will close business by July, with adjournment possibly after honoring Representative Lester of Georgia.议者 Adams outlined agricultural amendments and a proposed clause shifting post mortem inspection control to the secretary of agriculture. Barrage of details followed on court review objections and civil service commissioner waivers. Norwegians celebrate coronation preparations as King Haakon, Queen Maud, and Crown Prince Olaf tour the country amid patriotic displays and anticipation of foreign visits.
National League at Brooklyn Cincinnati won 3 to 0. American League games saw Chicago defeat Boston 3 to 1 and St Louis beat Washington 8 to 7. American Association results: Toledo 5 over St Paul 4, Columbus 5 over Minneapolis, Louisville 7 beat Milwaukee 4 with a second game Louisville 6 Milwaukee 1.
About 350 members of the National Editorial association were entertained Sunday at the French Lick Springs hotel by Thomas Taggart, Democratic National Committee chairman. A concert was held for the guests.
The eastbound Twenty Century flyer on the Lake Shore derailed near West Seneca two miles from Buffalo. A split rail caused the crash. sixty seven passengers were aboard, all shaken but none seriously injured. Relief crews cleared tracks and repairs began.
In Musical Fund Hall Philadelphia hundreds of Republicans from across the country gathered to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the party. The event echoed the 1855 convention that named Fremont and Dayton as presidential ticket. Governor Pennypacker presided with 152 Fremont voters among participants.
A band of terrorists stopped a mail wagon between Krosniewice and Klodawa, killed the driver and two escorting soldiers, looted the mails, and fled. At 9 pm five terrorists shot a police officer and his wife. The city reports unease among Jews but no outbreak is evident.
In Chester on June 18 a fugitive named William Horsey known as Chick, while fleeing a policeman, was shot and killed after assaulting his wife on the street. The officer opened fire, ending the pursuit.
Washington notes the senate plans to vote next Thursday on the sea level Panama canal bill with speeches from Senator Knox and others for and against. debate may touch the sundry civil appropriation bill and meat inspection provisions, as leaders aim to limit floor time before adjournment this month. The session also focuses on local bills, the Lake Erie and Ohio ship canal, and calendar items amid a crowded agenda.
Washington June 18 The House faces a busy week as leaders push fast action on the meat inspection amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill and its conference, the pure food bill under a special rule, and the immigration bill with deadlines and late sessions likely. The omnibus public building and deficiency bills are not on the agenda.
San Francisco June 18 There will be no reductions on freight rates on building material to San Francisco. Builders and property owners hoping for lower rail rates on structural steel and other materials from the east will be disappointed.
In St Paul on June 18 the deceased, believed to be O. H. Anderson of Stillwater, was found at the bottom of a cliff at Urban place. The head showed a left side fracture. His pockets contained one dollar in silver and a bottle of whisky. He apparently slept on Dayton's bluff edge and fell 150 feet to the railroad tracks.
At a May 28 1906 meeting in Austin Minnesota Geo A Hormel Co amended its articles of incorporation by resolution after stockholders present or via proxy voted in favor. The meeting occurred at 7 p m and followed a call for the stated purpose.
Minnesota documents show Geo A Hormel & Co adopting new charter provisions in 1906. They detail corporate purpose, stock structure, preferred and employees shares, reserve fund rules, and transfer restrictions, with directors and officers listed and notarized.
We the undersigned form a corporation under Chapter Fifty eight of the Revised Laws of Minnesota 1905. Articles of incorporation set the name as Mower County Abstract Company and state its business to compile abstracts of title to real estate in Mower County Minnesota. Principal place of business is the City of Aus.
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