19 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
1
Fragmentary ad copy notes lace curtains offered in various unit prices. Mentions 10.00 5.00 3.00 1.00 and 2.50, with stray phrases about wires and tins. Content is incomplete but indicates a sale or promotional listing for curtain materials and related items.
Reports from Paris say revolutionaries in the Aude Herault and Pyrenees regions threaten to seize control as dynamite is found on railways and telegraph lines are cut. Narbonne’s streets flood with unrest as villagers build barricades while Premier Clemenceau resists immediate talks, warning he will enforce the law to avoid bloodshed. The chamber votes 412 to 158 to back the government’s plan, with Sa rraut and Ribot backing the cabinet after Jaures’s heated remarks.
In Madison on June 19 the senate approved by 15 to 10 the uniform divorce law as agreed at the Philadelphia convention. A referendum bill on woman suffrage was ordered engrossed. The assembly passed a bill to establish a twine plant at the state penitentiary.
In Paynesville Minnesota on June 19 eight year old Edward Braden, son of Mrs Mary Braden, drowned in the Crow River while wading with two younger companions. The tragedy occurred near the village as rescue efforts followed but were unsuccessful.
In Boise on January 19 1906 the Steunenberg murder case featured Orchard testimony about four letters alleged to show a plan by Haywood and federation leaders to mislead Orchard’s wife Mrs Orchard. Orchard claimed the letters dated San Francisco Nome Alaska and Denver 1905 were part of a federation scheme with Pinkerton agents. The trial also explored Orchard’s alleged sale of Hercules mine shares and his contact with federation counsel after arrest as a second day of documentary evidence and cross examination concluded with Ed Boyce rejoining the witness stand.
Fort Collins, June 19. Coroner Hallowell and Deputy Sheriff Lowry return from Baldwin ranch in North Park and say a stranger found dead there likely is Jack Simpkins linked to Governor Steunenberg’s assassination case. Description matches Pinkerton notices closely, per the report.
In Des Moines on June 19 Effe Minerva real name Mrs William Davis of Freeport Ill fell from the flying trapeze after her partners teeth failed to hold. She landed on sawdust, spraining her back breaking her right ankle and injuring her right side. Internal injuries feared, first season on road with tent show.
Secretary of War William H. Taft and party reached Omaha three hours late due to heavy rains north of Chadron Nebraska. He dined with Victor Rosewater at the Omaha club and spoke at a public reception in the new YMCA building before departing for Fort Leavenworth Kansas.
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