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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1902
Page
3
Men learn the Farber trade with steady practice and expert instruction at Maler Barber College in Minneapolis. Special offers run for the last thirty days. catalogues and particulars available on request.
Advertises nursery stock including Fruit Shade and Ornamental trees Crimson Rambler rose Crimson Glow and Peonies. Mentions location one mile southwest of the city and the contact J M Lixpsar with address 11-d2w2.
E L Ballis leaves for Lisbon Ransaw county to take a farm and bring household goods. Families plan to follow. Numerous social items note visitors, guests, illnesses, and meetings at various Austin addresses including Mrs Griffiths and Mrs Belding. Several residents travel to Des Moines Hastings and Albert Lea.
Mies Stella Kinney Mre Frank Blake and Melba came from Farmington to visit Mr and Mrs P G Gallagher. Esther Smith of Hamline University will visit her parents. Lou Tidd travels to Dexter. Fireman Tiff returns from Wisconsin trip. The G I A to the B of L E held four special meetings this afternoon to initiate Mrs H Tallmadge of Mason City and Mrs Chae Johnson of this city. The lodge has admitted six members since January 1.
A reflective note on marriage as a mystery revealed by time and the charm of children described as delightful, with the idea that the beauty of offspring grows as time passes.
Charlies Lyons of Adame and W BR Williams, former Tapp treasurer, face second degree grand larceny charges. Lyons is accused of pocket book theft. Williams was $138 short in his accounts and jailed since arrest. Pleas due in 24 hours. Frank and Charlee Destrietch pleaded guilty to horse thefts but await sentencing. Berge v Dore et al case on outlawed judgment and mortgage discharge proceeds before mediation by Medburys acting as stake holder.
Stephen N Frisbee died at his home on College Street March 19. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at the Congregational church with Rev Wheeler. Interment Oakwood cemetery. He was 77, born in Gailford Conn, and lived in Oakland St Paul Eau Clair before moving to Eau Claire in 1899. Survived by wife and two sons Carence of Eau Claire and George of Oakland. He served as deacon at Plymouth Congregational in St Paul for nine years.
Carleton College Glee club drew a good crowd Tuesday night at the Baptist church. The audience included people unable to attend in Coon Hollow who enjoyed a musical treat. The club received hearty acclaim with encores and gross receipts of 90 dollars, seniors realizing 20.
The Opera House was well filled Tuesday evening to witness OCoon Hollow. The play ranked second and the specialties first in rank. Those who attended were pleased with the entertainment.
The speaker states the horse book has been turned over to H. W. Lightley for collections with accompanying initials 18 3 and note of H. W. Eppy, indicating a transfer of responsibility or custody.
Listing notes puppies for sale with prices for females and males. Location given as 154 H. W. Liauruey. No other details provided.
In Norfolk Virginia on March 19 the street car strike shows signs of ending as demonstrators halt actions. Public opinion credits J W Jenkins two year prison term for attempting to wreck a car as the turning point. Earlier that evening a trolley pole was cut and several cars were stoned beyond city limits.
In St Paul on March 19 the municipal primary reelected Mayor Robert A. Smith as the Democratic nominee and former Mayor Frank B. Doran as the Republican nominee. Louis Betz was chosen for comptroller by the Democrats and J. J. McCardy by the Republicans.
By direction of Secretary Root General Chaffee appointed a court of inquiry to meet at Manila to examine allegations concerning George B. Davis, U S A, commissary in subsistence at Manila. The court convened at Major Davis's request.
Portuguese troops attacked 12 slave-dealer strongholds at Pemba Bay freeing 700 enslaved people and killing 60 others. The operation, reported from Mozambique in March, reflects a major crackdown against the slave trade by government forces.
The election in LeRoy proceeded peacefully with two tickets, Peoples and temperance. The Peoples ticket led by Mayor Duon won by sixty votes, licenses carried by twenty four. Incumbent officials retained posts including ES Garvey as recorder and W M Frank as treasurer, with LeRoy praised for its progress and saloon regulation. Several residents announced moves to Idaho and Wisconsin to pursue stock farming and farming ventures, with Brown planning to relocate to Springfield Missouri next fall.
London reports announce extensive preparations for the coronation with every royal residence booked. Buckingham Palace Belgravia hotels and four Grosvenor Square houses are secured, and Dorchester House Chesterfield House Hartcourt and Wimbledon House are offered. The Maharajah of Jeyporh chartered an Anchor Line steamer for his entourage.
In Vienna on March 19 the Reichsrat erupted as Deputy Schoenerer urged a federal Austria Germany relation and called for three cheers for the Hohenzollerns. Pan-Germans cheered while factions clashed, with Czech and Centrist groups protesting and the former denouncing Schoenerer.
London March 19 The Lords select committee investigating betting heard the Rev J W deliver plain talk on the evils of betting and possible remedies.
The Rev. MP Horsley, former chaplain of Clerk enwell prison, linked many crimes to betting and urged the aristocracy to condemn racecourse wagering to curb the evil. He warned if the king vowed to avoid racing, gambling would vanish.
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