28 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
1
A brief note explains that the kitchen fails to heat properly during hot weather, leaving rooms uncomfortable and cooling systems inadequate for cooking spaces. The report mentions possible causes and notes conditions affecting performance.
Senator La Follette spent two hours with Theodore Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill discussing present congressional legislation and Republican insurgent views. Both leaders praised each other. Roosevelt dismissed throat surgery rumors and asserted his good health, while speculation swirled over party radicalism and future talks.
In St Paul on June 28 a two year old boy Baby Sam Kur lenchick was crushed when a sand cliff near Jackson and Fifteenth streets caved in. He suffocated before aid could reach him.
Mrs James S. Sherman wife of the vice president is seriously ill in a Baltimore hospital.
Mrs James Schoolcraft Sherman wife of Vice President Sherman is gravely ill at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. She was rushed there Friday night by special car and kept arrival secret. Dr William B Taylor, a noted specialist, attends her. diagnosis not yet made public.
About 400 citizens from across Illinois gathered in Peoria to denounce alleged corrupt legislative practices. Senator Bourne of Oregon spoke at the Majestic theater on electing U S congressmen, with Capen as chairman and Ickes as secretary.
In Boston on June 28 Judge Russel denied Daniel Blake Russell of North Dakota a jury trial over his claim to one half of the estate of Daniel Russell of Melrose. The ruling shifts the merits to a single justice of the supreme judicial court as the long dispute continues despite Dakota Dan’s pledge to press on.
Four residents of Marinette Wisconsin were bitten and sent to the Pasteur Institute in Madison for treatment. Authorities ordered muzzling of all dogs and shot several animals showing signs of rabies.
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports that U S District Judge Page Morris in Iowa ruled the hours of service law for interstate railroad crews is constitutional. Illinois Central argued thirteen grounds citing employers liability precedents. The decision defines on duty time including pre trip preparations in the sixteen hour limit.
In Washington on Thursday Senator Thomas Gore of Oklahoma and Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas had a stormy exchange in the Democratic cloak room. Curtis accused Gore of blocking a bill to pay James West to compensate Cherokee Indians losses. Gore said his opposition rested on unmerited merit. The dispute ended with sharp insults from Gore toward Curtis.
Chippewa Falls June 28 representatives of several land and lumber firms organized the Equitable Taxpayers Association to improve public highway conditions across Ashland Bayfield Iron Price Taylor Sawyer and Rusk counties. The group aims to supervise tax money for road projects and mobilize large Northern Wisconsin landowners to push counties to build more roads. Officers: President J. T. Barber Eau Claire Vice President George H Atwood Park Falls Secretary Harry Albright Ashland Treasurer George Foster Mellen Albright resigns from Wisconsin Central railway land examiner post to lead the new group.
Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont announces a month abroad in England this summer to study suffrage methods. She has been active in the American suffrage campaign and aims to adapt English strategies for use in the United States.
New York June 28. Rome reports Italy seeks Charlton extradition while Hudson county New Jersey authorities hold him as a fugitive. No word from Washington on steps to be taken. Officials expect a federal decision and Charlton remains nervously confined, deteriorating physically and mentally.
Minnesota corporations with net profits over five thousand dollars have three days remaining to pay the 1 percent tax. Of 1,334 such firms, 755 have paid. 579 owe nearly 200 per day to avoid penalties. Delinquent firms face 5 percent penalties and potential seizures. injunctions cannot intervene.
The city expects unprecedented turnout for conservation week from September 6 to 9. Leaders in politics diplomacy education commerce and economics will assemble in St Paul, a historic gathering unmatched in the Americas aside from Washington.
In East Grand Forks Daisy Friers dies from heat, with Duluth wary of a short grain crop. Across North Dakota and Minnesota dry weather worsens drought, sparks fires in Gilby, and farmers plan drastic measures as temperatures set new records with no rain in sight.
A sensational gun attack in Havana aimed at Antonio San Miguel, congressman from Pinar del Rio and La Lucha editor. Manuel Lores of Oriente fired a single shot that missed. it grazed Antonio Gonzalez Lanuza, a Conservative leader, as San Miguel faced the opening session. The incident stems from San Miguel's editorial denouncement of a railways land swap favoring government arsenal lands.
Milwaukee reports Mayor Seidel offering to find a wife for a Montana widower. The man, age fifty, has four children and seeks an eligible girl aged twenty to thirty. He requests a match from Victor, Montana, with address John Firth, R. F. D. No. 2, Box 31.
In Beverly Massachusetts on June 28 President Tafts son Robert A Taft drove a Taft automobile that ran over a street laborer of Italian origin. The man was seriously injured and doctors reported possible skull fracture at the hospital.
John Larson about fifty years old, a tailor shop worker, drowned himself in the Cedar River at Charles City on June 8. The cause of the act is not known.
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