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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1908
Page
2
Local Mayor’s Stolen Watch Claimed in Mankato
Mayor Andrews of Mankato reports his prized watch was stolen Friday night on his way home from an Evangelical conference in Preston. The incident highlights local crime amid city life. Barr the Albert Lea left fielder, an Austin native, impressed fans in a recent game against Waseca with a single, double and triple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Andrews
Mankato
Preston
Minneapolis Tribune
Barr
Albert Lea Club
Waseca
Austin
Nelson elected permanent chairman at Duluth Democratic convention
Prof. Andrew Nelson presided as permanent chairman and was backed by the Johnson faction. His election was made unanimous after Bryan supporters offered the courtesy. Democrats express satisfaction with the convention and unity as both sides report broad delegate inclusion for the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth Evening Herald
Andrew Nelson
Nelson
Johnson
Bryan
Will J. Tyler Joins Herald For Job Work
Will J. Tyler has taken a position with the Herald and will supervise all job work. He previously ran a large Spokane office which he sold before coming to oversee the Register. For printing needs call 64 and we will arrange pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Tyler
The
Herald
Tyler
Spokane
Register
Opera house idea linked to Main Street project
The suggestion proposes Messrs Hall Dalager and Dinsmore incorporate an opera house with the new Main street building. It urges people to purchase seats and paraphernalia for the house, noting the public could raise funds if the builders approve the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Hall
Dalager
Dinsmore
Main Street
Austin Register history and 1883 brick block collapse
A long local history recounts the Austin Daily and Weekly Register suspension after the Basford block fell in August 1883 raining debris and destroying the third floor press room. It traces the newspaper’s origins from Bancroft Pioneer to Mower County Mirror and Austin Register through owners Davidson Basford Craig and others. Mother's Day observances at the Presbyterian church are announced with services and a white carnation gift for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin& Register Mechanical Department
Basford
K. O. Wold
Register Office
Celler
Austin Daily
Weekly Register
People of
Austin
David Blakley
The
Pioneer
Bancroft
Freeborn County
Bancoft
Albert Lea
Blakley
Register of Deeds
Mower County Mirror
Bancroft Pioneer
C. H. Davison
H. R. Davidson
C. H. Davidson
D. W. Craig
Davidson, Basford and Craig
Craig
Austin Register
Davidson
H. O. Basford
Viava home treatment contact in Rochester Minnesota
Miss Helen Sass manages the Rochester Viavi Co and invites interested persons to communicate by addressing her at Austin Minnesota for information on the Viavi System of home treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viavi
Helen Sass
Rochester Viavi Co
Er Tt
Austin
Minn
Ime
Hormel Bat¢im and Albert Lea tie after tumult in ninth
The Hormel Bat¢im and Albert Lea battled to a 1 1 tie Sunday afternoon with a ninth inning flare that led to a near riot when an umpire ruled a foul ball. Thrall pitched for Hormel fanning fourteen and allowing two hits as fans planned a trip to Blooming Prairie to watch next Sunday's game against Minneapolis Lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hormel Bat¢im
Albert
Hormels
Thorth Albert Lea
Stephenson
Albert Lea
Hormel
Barr
Garrity
Lumberg
Bedlam
Austin Boys
Thrall
Minneapolis
Blooming Prairie
Judge Upholds State Tax For Inebriates Farm Maintenance
Justice J S Flaherty of the seven teenth district rules the Morris demurrer on a case challenging a liquor license tax used to fund a state hospital for inebriates. The decision aligns with Attorney General Young asserting the state controls and disburses the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Flaherty
Seventeenth Judicial District
City of
Morris
EK. J. Young
Temperance Talk At Christian Brotherhood Meeting
Rollin J. Gordon of Lyle led the Sunday afternoon men's meeting on temperance. He presented logical arguments and religious statistics while the session opened with uplifting talk. Music by a quartet F E Gleason Frank Wilbur Mrs A M Lewis and Mrs Geo S Burnham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin J. Gordon
Lyle
F. E. Gleason
Frank Wilbur
A. M. Lewis
Geo 5. Burnham
Cosmo presents Pearsons in vaudeville headliners
The Cosmo features a strong week with Pearsons in vaudeville as headliners. Harry French will sing When Sweet Marie was Sweet Sixteen with colored illustrations. Moving pictures shown include Our Xmas Turkey Stolen Dispatches Tommy's Box of Tools Adventures of a Lover. Admission ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Cosmo
Pearsons
Harry French
Sweet Marie
Turkey
Tommy
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death
We express sincere thanks to Mayor Sutton the Elks lodge and O R C for the kindness shown after the death of our husband and father We appreciate all that was done both in home and for us Mrs M K Skinnion and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
The
Elks Lodge
M. K. Skinnion
Austin High Triumphs 3 2 Over Osage In Ninth Inning Rally
Austin High School edged Osage High School 3 to 2 after a tense ninth inning rally. Beiseker and Decker opened the frame with hits, Chapman hit a three-base hit driving in two runs, and Peterson followed with a slow grounder to finish the scoring. Osage had led 2-0 before the late rally and made several fine defensive plays, including two strong throws by Charlesworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin High School
Osage
Fenton
Austin
Haseltine
Wilder
Decker
Beiseker
Chapman
Kearney
Peterson
Charlesworth
Austin Osage
Fentoni
F. Charlesworth
Evans Wilder
L. F. Cutler Decker
R. F. Hienson _Beiseker
B. Woodward
L. Decker
C. Friedland Chapman
G. Kearney
Dexter
B. Eaton Peterson
Will Open Music Rooms in Bridge Street Warehouse
Charles Cressey, who sold his furniture business to John Johnson, purchases G. K. Hanson wagon shop on Bridge street. He plans a thorough remodel with new plate glass front plastered frescoed walls and a steel ceiling. The site will become a fine piano warehouse with a dozen pianos ordered and openings planned for 20 or more instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cressey
John C. Johnson
G. K. Hanson
Bridge Street
Public Health Notice for Austin Yards Clean Up Target
All back yards cellars and yards must be cleaned of debris and rubbish that poses a health menace by May 20. If not removed the city Board of Health will clean the premises and charge the expense to the property. W H McKENNA Chairman Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health of
City of
Austin
W. H. McKenna
Chaman Board of Health
Jury Outwits Pompous Judge In Black Cap Verdict
In a famous feud case the unpopular judge bent rules to favor the state but the jury thwarted him. The verdict came when the foreman declared not guilty after the judge donned a black cap and asked the jury to face the prisoner. The jurors, solemn, agreed with the hidden motive of the defendant’s guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arranging Matters Map Route But Forgiveness Delayed
A Houston Post excerpt shows characters debating route plans. One asks to duplicate maps to let their father overtake and forgive them, revealing a family dispute tied to travel and reconciliation. The dialogue centers on anticipation of pardon and a planned concealment to reach forgiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Post
Great Gold Scare and the Suppressed Australian Discoveries
The article traces early Australian gold finds from 1814 near Bathurst to 1851, noting government secrecy due to convict uprisings. It highlights a 1825 public flogging over a nugget, the 1839 Blue Mountains find, and Hammond Hargreaves who taught others the methods that led to the Australian gold rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Bathurst
New South Wales
Fish River
London
Blue Mountains
California
America
Hammond Hargreaves
Gosport
William
James Toms
J. H. ©. Lister
Hargreaves
Tomses
Lister
Gopher and Crow Bounty Rules Published in County
County Auditor publishes bounty procedure from Chapter 39 on paying for pocket gophers and crows. Bodies must be shown to the town board chair, verified, and warrants issued. crews killed within designated periods receive bounties. Bounties for pocket gophers apply year round with removal of one foot per body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Light Shades and Lighting Fixtures Offered
Latest styles in Mission Cathedral and Holland shades for dhibelier. Stand and drop lights available. Call and see them. Everything in electrical supplies. Estimates gladly given on house wiring. Wallace Iregson at 121 West Millstreet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission
Cathedral
Holland
From Hand to Mouth
A quoted confrontation unfolds with a dark young woman recalling her ex saying she was his queen and asking to kiss her hand before kissing her lips without consent. A light young woman comments that he followed the line of least resistance.
Melancholy Milk Joke Across Coffee Cup
A new boarder teases the landlady by pouring milk into coffee and noting the milk has the blues. The exchange turns on playful mood as the landlady responds with curiosity about the remark.
Plumber A B Weseman Offers Help for Home Installations
A. B. Weseman, at the corner of Bridge and Franklin streets, invites homeowners planning a bath room or heating plant this season to call before hiring. He promises to assist and advise on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Weseman
Bridge and
Franklin St
Mean of Her
A light exchange recalls a baby closely resembling a young mother while playful remarks about the infant’s ankles are shared by Mrs Papley and Miss Diggs, reported by the Philadelphia Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Papley
Miss Diggs
Philadelphia Press
De Murky and Von Dawber Bask in Mixed Reviews
The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes readers lampooning De Murky's new battle piece as pathetic while praising Von Dawber's Horseradish Grinder as so shocking it brings tears, highlighting sharp public reception of recent works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Murky
von Dawber
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Advice to a Wife from James Russell Lowell
A brief quip notes Lowell advised a bride to "Always give your husband your own way." The remark is presented as a witty, period voice on marriage guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Russell Lowell
Property listings for Austin area streets and lands
Sa houses on water bridge railway St Paul streets and Oakland avenue plus town lots and farms near Austin and in the northern part of the state. Cal and see me. G Sorflaten Office 223 N Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Oakland Avenue
Austin
Cal
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Breen
Presbyterian Church
Sloane Wil
Viava
Tee Austin Hormels
Jag Care Farm Legal
Christian Brotherhood
Austin High
Bae
Nion
Bf N.Y
American Hampshire
N al Union Akee Mechanics
Gopher
Crow Bounty
Dhibelier
Wallace Iregson
West Millstreet
Ually
Almos
Hart Schaffner
Mar
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
W.D. Bassler
the Herald
G. Sorflaten
N. Main St
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