30 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1907
Page
1
Bradstreet's weekly review notes broader improvement in financial affairs with stronger security markets and looser money conditions. Currency premia ease, grain and cotton show strength, while retail trade remains subdued by holidays and mild weather. Labor and industrial activity slow. railroad traffic remains down from recent weeks.
Debates over 7 percent certificates allocations reveal most go to national banks. Secretary Cortelyou notes limited subscriptions, with up to 15 million in early redemptions and a total cost around 525 thousand dollars for the issue. Panama canal bond bids surge as one year certificates cap at 25 million. Court case updates include Mrs. Bradley's trial progress and expert testimony.
Henry Itson alias Cecil shot John Patton in the Richelien club rooms, claiming an insane desire to murder enemies. He also said he killed Dutton in a separate motive, then confessed at police headquarters that he feared assassination, showing no remorse.
The 11 900 found in a strong box inside the Harvey mansion is linked to the 1960 murder of Colonel James Harvey and the subsequent conviction and execution of John Mooney and Harry Friday. Legal actions loom as heirs and purchasers claim the hoard amid a complex court battle over ownership and proceeds.
Rev. Willam Parker, a prominent Northern Indiana minister who later entered politics, drowned himself in two feet of water in a Goshen canal. He had retired from the ministry years earlier and pursued Republican nominations unsuccessfully, leading to despondency.
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals rules that both treaty and trust funds of the Raben Quick Bear and other Slows Indians are available for Catholic missions at Rosebud Agency South Dakota. The ruling overrules the commissioner of Indian affairs claim that sectarian use is prohibited and sustains lower court findings.
William Jennings Bryan arrives in New Haven Connecticut for a public engagement amid cheering crowds. The report notes his reception and the ongoing political events surrounding his visit.
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