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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1908

Page

4

Earthquakes Drive Miners From Death Valley Camps

Bernardine Cal Nov 11 In Death Valley and surrounding country a sequence of quakes has shaken the area for three weeks with the violent tremor of last Wednesday morning causing miners and prospectors to flee. Samuel Lawrence reported daily rumbles and a total panic as Funerals Range crags seemed to totter and camps were disrupted by falling rocks and stampeding animals. Miners began deserting at daybreak.

Bernardine Cal Death Valley Samuel Lawrence

Arbitration to settle Casa Blanca incident between France and Germany

Paris November 11. France and Germany agreed to submit the Casa Blanca incident to arbitration after exchanging regret. M Cambon and Baron von Waech signed, with the venue to be chosen later. The guilty country must apologize.

Paris France Germany M. Cambon Berlin Baron von Waech Tew Hague

Fire and stabbing shock Kentucky town after Sherburne incident

In Sherburne Bath county after an incendiary fire destroyed Dr. W B McClures drugstore and office one man is jailed and another may die from stab wounds A bloodhound hunt led Captain Mulliken to Harry Morgan at his home Morgan then stabbed T G Daugherty twice during arrest attempt. Morgan held at Sherburne with a riot risk lingering.

Lexington W. B. McClure Sherburne Bath County W. G. Mulliken Harry Morgan Mulliken T. G. Daugherty Daugherty Morgan

aged man kills his wife in Wisconsin killing and suicide attempt

In Viroqua Wisconsin on November 11 84 year old Eland Olson killed his wife a year younger and then attempted suicide. Jealousy was cited as motive as the couple’s son found the wife in a bloodied room with an axe wound and the father later found in another room.

Viroqua Wis Eland Olson Olson

Husband succumbs after hanging incident and deep abdominal wound

A man died after hanging from a rope and sustaining a deep abdominal cut. the husband could not be revived. The incident prompted police investigation and a gravely injured survivor.

Ship canal proposed from Atlantic to Mississippi by Dr. W J McGee

In Columbus Georgia on November 11 Dr W J McGee secretary of the bureau of soils for the national conservation commission urged a Gulf Coast Inland waterways canal linking the Atlantic Ocean to the Mississippi River at a convention of the Gulf Coast Inland waterways association.

Columbus Atlantic Ocean Gulf-Coast-Inland Waterways Association W. J. McGee Bureau of Soils National Conservation Commission

Two More Fire Victims Dead In City Fire

Horace Watson of Springfield South Dakota and Ella Hawke of Mercer Pennsylvania died from burns suffered in Monday’s city fire. Gladys Hall of Kansas City is not expected to survive and four others are still in doubt about recovery.

Iwai Horace Watson Springfield S. D Ella Hawke Mercer Gladys Hall Kansas City

Market Quotations Wheat Prices in Minneapolis

Minneapolis wheat prices on November 10 show December at 1.94 and May at 1.08 with on track bids for No. 1 hard 1.08 No. 1 Northern 1.07 No. 2 Northern 1.05 No. 3 Northern 1.03 71.04.

Minneapolis Northern

Wheat and flax prices on track for November delivery

In Duluth on November 10 wheat and flax futures were listed on track with Nor 1 hard at 1.08 dollars, Nor 1 Northern at 1.07, Nor 2 Northern at 1.95, Dec at 1.04, May at 1.08 and Nov at 11.95. Flax quotes showed arrivals on track with Nov at 1.36 and Dec 1.34, May 1.38.

Duluth Northern

Cattle and hog prices in St Paul market report

St Paul markets report prices for cattle range from good to choice steers at 6.00 to 6.75, cows and heifers 4.00 to 5.00, veals 5.25 to 46.00, hogs 5.00 to 5.75, sheep wethers 4.00 to 4.25, yearlings 3.90 to 4.10, spring lambs 5.00 to 5.35.

St. Paul

Chicago price quotes for grains and livestock

Wheat futures for December at 1.02% May 1.07% July 1.61% Corn options November 62% December 62% May 62% Oats December 49% May 5144 51% July 47% Pork January 15.92 4 May 15.82 Butter creamery 22 29c dairies 19% 21c Eggs 2 Tc Poultry turkeys 13c chickens 8 9c springs lic

Chicago

Market quotes for cattle hogs and sheep at Chicago

Cattle Heeves and Western cattle quoted at 3.35 to 5.80 per unit with varied ranges for stockers and feeders cows and heifers calves and calves. Hogs listed by weight class from light to heavy with prices from 5.15 to 6.10 and pigs up to 3.78 to 6.10. Sheep and yearlings quoted 2.50 to 6.00 with lambs around 3.75 to 6.00.

Chicago

Beers Killed In Train Collision Near Butte

Butte Montana November 11 Arthur Beers a veteran railroad man with the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul was killed in a wreck seven miles east of Butte when a passenger train collided with a freight. Beers recently from Austin Minnesota was a freight conductor hurled from a flat car and mangled dying a few hours later.

Butte Mont Arthur Beers Chicago, Milwaukee and

Fire at 221 Sidney Street. two children burned

A rear tenement fire at 221 Sidney Street in St. Louis badly burned two children and left a man missing. Firemen fought the flames as residents aided in evacuations and investigators began work at the scene.

St. Louis Sidney Street

Drunken Shooting Ends in Double Tragedy in Grand Rapids

In Grand Rapids on November 11 Jacob Sikkema thirty two shot his wife Cora twice at their home then fatally shot himself. A six week old baby in the room survived. The woman is listed in slight but possible recovery.

Grand Rapids, Mich Jacob Sikkema Cora

Taft Narrowly Leads Minnesota With 85 Thousand Plurality

With practically complete returns and official counts, Taft's Minnesota plurality reaches at least 85,000, tallying 85,316 in most districts. Only a few counties remain and their results are very close to final figures.

St. Paul Taft Minnesota

Mrs Reed Arrested in Denver Blackmail Case

Denver police arrest Mrs. Reed wife of Allen Reed a Denver druggist in a blackmail plot believed driven by drug habits. She threatened Mrs Genevieve Chandler Phipps for over 29000 and claimed a large family fortune. Police doubt her sanity and hold her for further action while husband seeks private treatment.

Denver Genevieve Chandler Phipps Reed Allen Reed Dre. Reed Springfield Mass Campbell Phipps Buffa c Park Lawrence C. Phipps Pittsburg Gerald Hughes

The Chinese Hoe and Its Proven Role in Farming

A London article extols the Chinese farmer for mastery with simple tools the hoe plow and harrow. It notes the hoe replaces the spade in England and describes how seasoned workers form calloused hands from years of hoe use. It highlights hoe work to till, level soil and spread nutrient mud from streams onto fields.

Engand London

Killing of Carmack shocks Nashville in street duel

The body of former Senator E. W. Carmack is sent from Nashville to Columbia after a street duel with Robin J. Cooper. Crowds at Union Station sing hymns as Mrs. Carmack and friends follow the coffin. Cooper is wounded and under arrest. Colonel R. Cooper is jailed after being with his son.

Nashville Tenn E. W. Carmack Robin J. Cooper Columbia Union Station Carmack Jesus Ira Landrith Robin Cooper R. Cooper Coopers

Examination Hammer and the Notable Howlers

A Manchester Guardian note surveys student exam comments in Normal Eehoes praising their oddities. It cites lines on Blake as precocious yet dogmatic and remarks that satirical works dominated the era, plus vivid phrases about Cromwell and a churchgoing “lapsed man” who mislearned Sodom and Gomorrah.

Normal Eehoes William Blake Cromwell Sodom Gomorrah Manchester Guardian

Early pledges to abstain from gambling and drinking found in Italy

Researches in Italy reveal medieval written pledges to abstain from gambling and limit drinking. Three documents from Milan archives recount oaths by individuals in Pavia and surrounding areas with penalties for breaches. The practice appears linked to master employees rather than organized temperance movements, with Germany taking early honors for temperance orders in 1517 and 1500.

Italy Turin Stadi Medievali Girolamo Blecato Milan Giacomo Paegeali Tien Pavia Papio Bovatorio Perano de Ono Uberto de Proto Mentiro de Proto Sileto Ferrario Lamperia Germany Order of St. Christopher Sigismund de Diettrichstein Landgrave of Hesse

Place of Learning Quote Explains Teaching Value

Sydney Smith once answered why a college is called a place of learning. He said many have been there to get learning but none ever took learning away, justifying the name.

Sydney Smith

Weight and longevity link in medical study

Dr Brandreth Symonds cites a life insurance study showing people under normal weight live longer than those at or above standard weight after age thirty. Heart disease, Brights disease, apoplexy, paralysis, cerebral congestions, and liver cirrhosis are rarer in the underweight, while pneumonia and tuberculosis pose higher risk. no fat man reached eighty, while forty four underweights did.

Brandreth Symonds Bright Symonds

Bride’s entrance sparks vivid Telegraph quip

A London Telegraph quip recalls a bride marching to the altar as if led by force. The friend retorts that she walked willingly and could not be stopped, likening the moment to a cavalry regiment.

London Telegraph

Wheat buyer Frank Sedivy killed in runaway at Harriott

Frank Sedivy a wheat buyer at Harriott Struck by a runaway team and died minutes later. He was thirty, left a wife and two children. The accident occurred near Stratton North Dakota on November 11.

Stratton N. D Frank Sedivy Harriott

Angry Wife Confronts Delinquent Husband Over Late Return

A tense domestic scene unfolds as an angry wife questions her husband about his late homecoming. The husband replies with evasive, taunting lines suggesting he could have stayed out longer but faced a wait to go to sleep.

Seon Gets Over It

A witty remark about marriage and the honeymoon’s timing quotes a man saying the honeymoon is when a husband finds it funny to return home and find his wife has no dinner ready on time.

Seon

Politician Faces Chorus of Dishonor Amid Outburst

The politician faced public denunciation then dismissed the uproar with a joke, declaring the noise not music and deciding to stay only briefly before leaving. The Philadelphia Ledger reports the incident as a cautionary moment in public life.

Scott Philadelphia Ledger

How Rows Begin in a Domestic Dream Fracas

A short quarrel erupts when a wife complains in a dream that her husband does not love her. He retorts that her dream proves nothing and mocks the notion, igniting a playful yet pointed domestic exchange reported by the Louisville Courier-Journal.

Louisville Courier-Journal

What a Scotsman Wears

A Scotsman wears trousers, not a kilt or kilts, in contrast to a reader’s note about Harry Lauder in a kilt and a London News reply. The column maintains truth by stating Scotsmen generally wear trousers.

Haggis Harry Lauder London News

Means to the End by Benham and His Mother-in-law

In Harper's Weekly a humorous exchange follows Mrs Benham asking why a man hates his mother-in-law. Benham answers the man does not hate her, only resents how she entered his family.

Benham Harper's Weekly

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Aleite Shannon & Mott Company Millers of Falcon Des Moines Iowa Miners Desert District Court OF Arbitration Kentucky Chicago Grain and Provisions Chicago Union Stock Yards Trust Goffee Des Moines, Tows A Temperance Union Alma L. Hanson Franklin St Northwestern Interstate DRS Hegge Pooler's Drug Store C. A. Hegge C. H. Hegge Thos. Burnham Poprietor Horing Department Store Jost Rilke and Drees Goode Profit Sharing Department Store THE House OF Bargains King Sactus Seth C. A. Pooler Mission Cathedral Holland Wallace Gregson West Mill St C. H. Johnson, M. D C. M Hirsh Block I. S. van House Harsh Music Orris Hayes Hayes Bros., Jewelers Austin, Minn Eclipse Lumber Co C. M. Emmons Rochford Kenwood Ave Third Ward Register Building Main Street
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