16 Nov 1909
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1909
Page
1
An ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh as a constitutional disease by internal action on blood and mucous membranes. It asserts the medicine builds up the constitution and offers one hundred dollars to any case it cannot cure, inviting readers to request testimonials.
An old advertisement promises Kodol will relieve stomach discomfort and offers a money back guarantee if it fails. The copy notes the product is sold by druggists and assures refund if not satisfied.
Cherry Illinois reports reveal rescue teams found corpses in soft coal tunnels as unsealing the main entrance reignites the fire. Officials fear total deaths may surpass 400 with initial counts far under the final toll. Carbonic acid gas may be used to quell flames, while workers’ payrolls show 338 laborers were in the mine when disaster struck.
After two days of fruitless effort to reach the steam ship Hoyt driven onto a sunken reef near Otter Island, the tug Helm rescued the crew. A northeast gale and blizzard battered the vessel as waves six feet high swamped decks. Captain Ainsworth, 70, says Hoyt likely a total loss.
Fancy cattle hogs and sheep and thoroughbred horses begin four days of exhibition at the third annual North western livestock show held in the horse exchange pavilion at the Union stock yards in St Paul.
Ironwood Michigan November 16 Dr John R Moore who was accidentally shot a week ago at San Souci hunting lodge died here The burial will be at New London Wisconsin the former home on Wednesday afternoon
Stylish waists offered in plain white and embroidered fabrics plus colored striped designs. Celebrated King Waists featured at popular prices to attract shoppers.
The notice states approximately 750 dollars in muslin waists and related items remain, with only a few left to close. It signals a clearance sale of remaining stock.
Report from New York states Andrew Carnegie is preparing a large pledge to eradicate pellagra in the South, comparable to John D. Rockefeller’s funding against hookworm. Officials in Washington anticipate a major gift, though no formal announcement has been made.
Boston, Nov 16 Morris Wies would support his family and that of his brother Harris while Harris serves a twenty one month jail term. United States District Attorney French proposed suspending Morris sentence until Harris is free so the families can be cared for. Court decision expected soon.
In New York on November 16 the case of Mae Wood, charged with bribery and forgery tied to her contested divorce from former U.S. Senator Thomas C. Platt, was removed from the calendar. The district attorney said Wood is in Colorado and would attend if funded, while Platt reportedly cannot testify due to ill health. A mine cave-in killed Hill, a partner of an unnamed individual, during ore work. others escaped.
Aurora Minnesota reports Jack Hin a Finnish miner at the Meadow mine was instantly killed in an accident on November 16. Details are sparse as officials investigate the incident.
Homer E. Bruce of Indianapolis drowned at Stevenson lake fourteen miles northwest of Carlyle during a hunting trip. He crossed ice from the east shore to a peninsula, broke through about ten rods from shore, and drowned before his companion could rescue him.
The text presents a fragment where Pip claims the manager discovered no humor in the play and the gloomy author calls it a joke, describing an exchange about the work.
Miners suspend most Duluth and Iron Range railway shipments as cold and snow halt mining. Only Pioneer at Ely and Bessemer at Virginia continue limited tonnage while surplus drains. More ore expected before season end but shipments will lag boats. Taft opens Apple snow show in Spokane sending best wishes from the White House.
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