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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
4
A report notes replies presented in Paris showing Germany’s stance on a French request regarding Morocco. The exchange follows talks likely tied to postwar affairs and colonial policy, with emphasis on diplomatic signaling.
Paris June 28 Germany's friendly but firm reply to France on Morocco urges a conference of powers to decide the Moroccan question without pre set scope. Prince Radolin and Premier Rouvier discussed terms while the council meets Friday to decide final steps. France denies rumors of Persia deals and hopes for an amicable adjustment.
The International Executive Board moved to remove C. P. Shea as International President of the Brotherhood of Teamsters. A committee trial found him guilty of violating the organization's constitution and bylaws with no appeal. The office will be declared vacant until a successor is elected in Philadelphia in August.
The jury in St. Paul found for defendant Dr. J W Bettingen in the breach of promise suit by Mrs Eleanor M Toomey seeking 26500 damages. The case was described as the most sensational of its kind in years.
Former Judge Chester Krum for the Central Turf association has gone to Jefferson City to seek a writ of prohibition from the state supreme court. He argues the anti betting law is unconstitutional and aims to halt St. Louis county circuit court cases against defendants charged under the statute.
King Oscar directs the court marshal to oppose placing a prince on the Norwegian throne as reported from Stockholm on June 28. The stance signals a constitutional or diplomatic stance affecting succession and relations between Sweden and Norway in the union era.
King Oscar rejects any plan to place a Bernadotte prince on Norway's throne unless the Riksdag openly requests it. He also thanks loyal subjects for recent expressions of support and affection. The note cites currency figures and a bookshop discovery in Atlanta.
Portland Oregon June 28 United States Senator John H Mitchell did not testify for himself in his land fraud case. The long trial has nearly ended with the defense case closed within an hour after court opened.
The bubonic plague now prevails at Panama. The Duchess of Norfolk gave birth to a daughter in London Tuesday. Yale defeated Harvard 7 to 2 to win its first intercollegiate baseball championship since 1898. Friends of Ray W. Jones of Minneapolis urge his Alaska governor appointment. Frank McCoy, famed bank burglar, died at Metropolitan Hospital on Blackwell's Island Tuesday.
In the American League games New York 2 beat Boston 1, Philadelphia 9 defeated Brooklyn 0, Chicago 0 lost to Cincinnati 6, St Louis 2 fell to Pittsburg 4, Detroit 1 beat Cleveland 0, Washington 0 lost to Philadelphia 1, Chicago 3 defeated St Louis 2 in ten innings. In the American Association St Paul 0 lost to Kansas City 6, Columbus 4 defeated Indianapolis 0, Minneapolis 8 beat Milwaukee 3, Toledo 3 beat Louisville 1. second game Toledo 4 beat Louisville 3.
Wheat prices list No. 1 Northern at 1.11 for arrivals and on track with No. 1 Northern and No. 2 Northern at 1.11 and 1.05 respectively for July and September. Flax prices show arrivals and on track at 1.48 for July, 1.45 for September, 1.29 for September, and 1.26 for October.
St Paul market notes list cattle ranges from good to choice steers 5.50 to 6.00, common to fair 4.50 to 5.25, cows and heifers 3.75 to 4.75, years 2.00 to 4.50. Hogs bring 5.20 to 5.45. Sheep lambs 4.50 to 5.50, native lambs 5.00 to 5.85.
Chicago price report dated June 27 lists cattle grades prime to poor and medium with prices from 2.50 to 6.25, hogs with mixed to night ranges from 5.10 to 5.65, and sheep including good to choice wethers and native lambs with ranges from 4.00 to 8.00.
Chicago market notices list futures for corn and oats with July September and December prices, including July corn at 56 4c and Sept 55c, oats June 32c July 32 2 3c, July pork at 12.67 dollars, flax cash Northwestern 1.42, Southwestern 1.25, butter creamery 16 19 1 2c, dairies 15 16c, poultry turkeys 14 15c chickens 16 70c.
The prose offers aphorisms on character reverence duty and divine signs noting killing time spoils character and pride in ignorance. The piece cites a line about a He that will never die and contrasts dreams of heaven with deeds.
A London Scraper advises that securing good sleep starts with wearing a night cap to keep the head warm, claiming this simple measure helps one sleep like a top.
A terse editorial note questions any insanity in the Snobbs family, remarking that absence of such would provide an excuse for certain actions, as cited by Detroit Free Press.
A brief comic exchange shows one speaker warning about spending all money while the other admits being broke. The quip captures a humorous moment from a Cleveland newspaper.
The Iowa Central unveils summer excursion fares to St Paul Minneapolis Duluth for 10.60 and to Denver Springs Pueblo 25.65 with daily tickets after June 1 and final limit June 31. Additional trips to Denver for the North convention price 21.15 from June 30 to July 4 with a 50 cent extension option to August 8.
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