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24 Jun 1902
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1902
Page
1
Department highlights latest millinery novelties at prices never before equalled. The feature showcases fresh hats and fashionable designs for the season.
Lincoln Neb June 24 Bryan issues a statement explaining his absence from the New York City harmony dinner. He asserts no harmony exists with Grover Cleveland and denounces the banquet as an ovation for the former president. He criticizes Cleveland's leadership, party actions, and calls for reform and party reorganization.
Cleveland reports Councilman Kohl raised $2000 during a council meeting and claims it was partial payment on a $5000 bribe linked to opposing amendments to East Ohio gas company franchise applications. Mayor Johnson named Dr. F W Daykin as the go-between. Daykin is in custody on bribery charges.
A court orders police to free a detainee, directing immediate release based on judicial ruling. The action follows a formal order issued to authorities. Security and processing adhere to the court mandate.
The Retail Butchers Protective association reports a new rival firm forming to challenge the beef trust with 1 million dollars in capital two thirds subscribed. West drovers and ranchmen plan to supply 2000 cattle weekly beginning in about a month as New York retail butchers pledge support from about 4500 members in Greater New York.
The Record reports negotiations concluded for Postal Telegraph to acquire 3,500 offices and all lines operated by Western Union on Pennsylvania Railroad property. Postal will take possession January 1, forcing Western Union to abandon trunk lines. Other allied contracts will end within three to four years.
The New Haven law school faculty announced prize winners including the Joseph Parker prize award to Louis A. Dyar for Roman law thought and degrees for Michael Bernard Hurley and Louis A. Dyar cum laude. James Alden Valentine received high honors for a philosophical oration on commencement day. Captain John L. Hines of the Twenty third U S infantry was acquitted at a Plattsburg court martial and released to duty after being charged with conduct prejudicial to good order in a Philippines robbery case.
Bishop Quigly of Buffalo appoints a committee to draft plans for a church based organization to combat anarchy and socialism. Backed by Pope Leo XIII encyclicals, the proposed society will include priests and lay members and may be the first of its kind in the United States. Plans and a preamble will be presented at a diocesan meeting in August.
Royal Baking Powder Co based at 100 William Street New York is referenced in this archival record. The entry notes the firm as a key manufacturer and supplier of leavening agents in early 20th century commerce.
Advertises 250 strictly all wool Cassimere suits in light and dark colors, new goods, Cheviots, guaranteed fast color. Prices listed as $12, $15, and $16, inviting customers to choose at the remarkable low price.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra hosted seventy royal personages at Buckingham Palace for a grand dinner and reception. Guests included the czarewitch of Russia and members of the British royal family. The Prince of Wales greeted foreign dignitaries, while crowds along the coronation route reflected the festivities.
Cape Town reports Lord Kitchener and General French departed for England aboard the Pacific Navigation Company's steamer Orotavia. The voyage follows their command in South Africa.
Benjamin F Jacobs, pioneer Chicago real estate dealer and national Sunday school leader, dies at his Calumet avenue home aged sixty eight. He chaired the International Sunday School Executive committee since 1881 and led the world's Sunday school convention as president in 1883.
The funeral for King Albert of Saxony, who died June 19, was held at the Catholic court church in Dresden with black draperies. The coffin rested on a red satin pall as Saxon officers and court dignitaries kept vigil since its arrival last Saturday.
Reports from Kilauea describe unusual volcanic manifestations with rising display of force though no large outbreaks yet. Crowds flock to Honolulu to view the spectacle and the Volcano hotel has remained full since the outbreak began.
American missionary Canright telegraphs from Chengtu Fa in Suchwan province that a Methodist chapel has been destroyed and ten Chinese converts killed by Boxers. He also states the Boxer movement is spreading in that region.
Washington says supporters of the Panama project canvass House strength for a motion to concur. A proposed condition to the concurrence could require a time limit on negotiations to secure a perfected title, complicating the vote.
Sedalia Colorado June 24 A week old forest blaze near Chipeta Mountain grows with strong winds and now threatens the Marshall mining camp twenty miles west residents evacuate as flames shift and there is no protection for the town.
Washington June 24 The Post reports General O L Spaulding first assistant secretary of the treasury has been notified by Secretary Shaw that he is to retire He will likely not resume duties as assistant secretary and is currently on leave of absence.
A barge towing two consorts eight miles off the Lake Superior ship canal is reportedly burning. The vessel is believed to be the Leland and a life saving crew has been dispatched to assist.
Of interest to you to know the Northwestern Telephone Co extends long distance lines and connections to over 2,000 cities and towns in Minnesota North and South Dakota Iowa and Wisconsin. Copper metallic circuits provide first class service and low rates.
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