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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1905
Page
4
German press devotes attention to Britain’s stance in the Moroccan dispute as observers weigh consequences and possible shifts in regional diplomacy. The coverage reflects rising tensions and strategic jockeying among European powers.
A Berlin dispatch reports German and British observers blame Great Britain for stoking war between France and Germany amid diplomacy over the Moroccan question. German Britain tensions peak as Berlin signals possible concessions to France to avert conflict. Separately a Harlem Bronx storm kills one and injures two as a building collapses during a heavy downpour. Lawler foreman dies. two laborers hurt. Builders Pearlman Frown and supervisor Borderck detained.
Paris reports a strong impression that Germany has sent its reply to the French note on Morocco and will present it in a meeting between Prince Itadolin and Premier Ronvier. Diplomats at a British embassy reception believed the reply is with French officials and that the situation may improve toward a definite understanding.
Paul Morton acting as chairman of the Equitable Life Assurance board has begun legal action to recover money allegedly wrongfully taken from the society and has cut off certain prerogatives within the organization.
In Waterloo Iowa C W Young and his son from Britt were drowned while swimming. the father was seized by a cramp in deep water and the boy jumped in to save him. Mrs Gregor dies from wounds in Grand Lake Colorado after shooting herself following harm to her four children.
A night collision between a trolley car returning from shore resorts east of Baltimore and a Pennsylvania freight train left one colored woman dead. Mrs. Smith Cromwell, white, was mortally injured. a dozen or more people are injured.
La Moure North Dakota reports Mrs Eugene V Reilly welcomed four newborns on Monday four babies three girls and a boy doctors say all are perfectly formed and normal Mrs Reilly is thirty four and already mother of ten children
Edward F. Strauss, ex supervisor of Milwaukee County, pleads guilty to bribery linked to a county hospital contract from years past and is fined 300 dollars by Judge Tarrant.
In Miami on June 27 Charles E. Davis and his daughter Elsie were found shot to death at their residence. Police indicated they probably were murdered Saturday night and the bodies were discovered today.
Mrs Roosevelt and a maid reached Oyster Bay Monday evening. In Virginia James Ford fatally shot Geronimo Cass and wounded Lydia Inchminger at Rova Bridge county. Pennsylvania Globe Gas Light plant in Philadelphia burned Monday night causing 60000 dollars in losses. Missouri anti betting law halted official race odds at Del Mar track Monday. Roy Stevens, Private in Company G Twenty eighth infantry at Fort Snelling, died after a fall from stairs near the Fort Snelling bridge Monday night.
National League results show New York 10 over Boston 3, Philadelphia 3 over Brooklyn 2, Chicago 9 over Cincinnati 1. American League Detroit 5 beat Cleveland 4. American Association Kansas City 2 lost to Minneapolis 7, Toledo 2 lost to Columbus 7, Milwaukee 6 defeated St. Paul 5.
Minneapolis market report shows July wheat at 1.08 percent, Sept at 89 and a half, Dec at 86 and three quarters cents. Track prices include No. 1 hard 1.18, No. 1 Northern 1.11, No. 2 Northern 1.074 and 1.08, No. 3 Northern 1.02 and 1.05.
In Duluth on June 26 prices for wheat show No 1 Northern at 1.11 and No 2 Northern at 1.08 with July at 1.11 and September new at 84c old at 90c. Flax prices rise to arrive on track with July at 1.46 September at 1.29 and October at 1.269.
A commentary on discretion urging restraint in truth telling to avoid offense and preserve harmony. The author notes thoughtful speech over blunt honesty and cautions against ungracious communication in daily interactions.
A story recalls a genteel English settler famed for his secret wealth, admired for gravity yet suddenly laughing at a traveling circus. His grandson reveals the jest, ending decades of county speculation over his fortune and leaving the mystery intact.
The text describes how indigenous workers obtain India rubber from caoutchouc trees. Sap collected in vats is heated and smoked over palm nut fires, coating a pole with thin rubber layers. The pole is reimmersed and treated repeatedly until a large rubber knob forms. The broker then cuts and grades the end of the pole.
A London Star correspondent notes biscuit firms buying vast egg supplies and hiring specialists who crack eggs by the bowl. Workers reportedly crack up to 1,000 eggs per hour or 10,000 a day to supply large stocks.
An article praising Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as the solution for female illnesses. It asserts women conceal symptoms from physicians and credits Pinkham’s Lynn Massachusetts laboratory with curing many sufferers. It urges women to write for advice, claiming superior training and experience.
The Iowa Central lists lower excursion fares from Mason City for the 05 season. Round trips to St. Paul and Minneapolis cost 6.60, to Duluth 10.60, Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo 23.65, Salt Lake City and Ogden 36.95, with sales starting after June 1 and a final limit in October. Special Epworth League and G A R Encamp dates apply with specific sale windows and extension options.
The Iown Ventral Ry will sell daily summer round trip tickets at one fare plus two dollars to northern Minnesota and Dakota points with a return limit of October 31. Low round trip fares to St. Paul and Minneapolis begin after June 1. For details, contact agents or offices.
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