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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
4
Mirthful and grim scenes mark the region as Albert Lea trials with crude oil for street sprinkling are noted while St Paul timing shows the 65 per cent grade misstep. A bicycle stunt in Austin ends with a rider atop a delivery wagon and a hobo theft leading to a severed hand near a switch engine.
Milwaukee reports Mrs. Dorothy Mueller, recently released from an institution after mental treatment, died by suicide at her home within a week. She had learned that her eighteen year old daughter Elfreida Mueller had previously died by chloroform on April 7.
American Association games include St. Paul 18 over Toledo 3 and Minneapolis 7 over Columbus 2. Milwaukee 3 over Indianapolis 1. Louisville 5 over Kansas City 4. National League results show Boston 9 over Brooklyn 4 and Pittsburg 6 over St. Louis 4. Chicago 11 over Cincinnati 1 and New York 9 over Philadelphia 1. American League features Chicago 8 over Detroit 5 and Cleveland 5 over St. Louis 0, Boston 4 over Philadelphia 3, New York 9 over Washington 7. Western League scores list Omaha 2 over Wichita 4, Lincoln 0 over St. Joseph 1, Topeka 5 over Sioux City 15. Three League results Peoria 3 over Bloomington 2 and Springfield 7 over Danville 2, Dubuque 5 over Rock Island 1.
A sermon by Dean Swift decries three kinds of pride in riches birth and talents noting that none present possess the highest form. He warns against the abominable vice and urges humility in a religious gathering.
The Zepp elin Deutschland, the era’s most advanced passenger airship, descended into the Teutoburg forest near Dusseldorf after a storm. Thirty three aboard escaped with minor injuries as a rope ladder brought everyone to safety. Helmsman Colesmann blamed exhausted benzine as the cause. repairs and salvage followed.
An unidentified man was struck and killed by a passenger train on the Chippewa Valley division near Ella Wisconsin. The individual appeared to have intended self harm and was believed to be insane. The body was found mangled and identity had not yet been learned.
President announces Harry B. Hutchins will replace Dr. James B. Angell as head of the University of Michigan amid leadership transition. Hutchins takes office immediately and will guide university policy and academics.
Harry Burns Hutchins was elected president of the University of Michigan to succeed James B. Angell. Born April 8, 1847, in Linds on New Hampshire, Hutchins graduates include Michigan and Wesleyan. He served as dean of the law school and acted as university president in 1897 98 and 1909.
Coroner Ibertson of Bemidji Minnesota concluded that Charles Miller set fire to his shack and then shot himself to ensure his body would burn. The burned cabin's ruins at Blackduck yielded a skeletal find identified as Miller.
A Washington mother reports rapid relief and sleep for her four year old from Hyomei after a midnight purchase. She claims the full outfit costs $1.00 and guarantees cures for catarrh coughs colds and sore throat with complete inhaler instructions.
On June 29 at Twenty third street and Broadway Frank Viena and Anto ine Mercurio shot at each other during a dispute over alleged mistreatment of Mercurio's wife Viena's sister. Viena died Mercurio was fatally injured and seven bystanders were struck by stray bullets. Police dispersed the crowd of several hundred.
The fourth annual premium exhibit will be held at Union stock yards in St Paul. The event runs November 16 to 18 and is expected to surpass earlier shows in size and interest with numerous livestock displays and related features.
Grand Forks North Dakota June 29 1910 Farmers urged to seek winter forage after a very short hay crop Dean J H Shepperd of the State Agricultural College says dry seasons often yield a rainy late spell that favors late sown forage crops Seed corn or millet on cleared land can provide rough feed for stock through winter Corn and millet are quick to respond to rain and heat and this may solve the forage shortage this year
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