Bargains in 800d building lots for sale
Two houses with one and a half lots each in Third Ward are advertised for sale. A house with barn and two lots is listed near Kenwood Ave.
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Third Ward
Kenwood Ave
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1908
Page
9
War May Yet Be Averted In European Crisis
British government surprised by rapid European shifts as Bulgaria proclaims independence in Tirnovo and Austria-Hungary moves to annex Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Berlin treaty signatories may reconvene to revise terms while Turkey faces internal pressure and Young Turks seek a peaceful path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tirnovo
Bulgaria
Czar
Austria-Hungary
Ferdinand
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Europe
European Congress
Turkey
France
Russia
Italy
Germany
Great Britain
Austria
France Acts as Mediator to Avert War in the Balkans
Paris reports that France has sought to mediate between Turkey and Bulgaria to avert war. After meetings with Russian, Turkish, Austro Hungarian, British, American, and Italian envoys, Paris notes France Great Britain Russia and possibly Italy ready to unite for a Berlin treaty conference. Proposals to Constantinople aim to recognize Bulgaria's independence as a fait accompli and limit conflict to Bulgaria and Turkey if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Italy
Constantinople
Turkey
France
Russia
Bulgaria
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Rusela
M. Tswolsky
Paris
Pinchon
M. Iswolsky
Naoum Pasha
Berlin
Young Turks
Traey
American League race narrows to Chicago and Detroit title duel
The American League race narrows to a contest between Chicago and Detroit. Cleveland is eliminated after St. Louis’s win. Detroit or Chicago can clinch with remaining games as rain threatens Chicago. Results include Detroit 6 Chicago 1 and New York 9 Boston 4 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
German Official View on Bulgarian Independence and Bosnia Annexation
Germany stays diplomatic awaiting Turkish cabinet decision as war or peace hangs. Officials note Turkey may be drawn into conflict alongside proclamations of Bulgaria's independence and Austria-Hungary's annexation of occupied provinces. Austria claims rights under the Berlin treaty. Bulgaria lacks rights. The emperor remains at Rominten shooting. Chancellor von Buelow stays on vacation at Norderney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bosnia
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Turkey
Pulearia
Austria
Bulgaria
Rominten
von Buelow
Norderney
Man Ends Life to Save Family in East St Louis
August Figi, 49, of East St Louis, cut his wrists and died at Henrietta hospital to spare his wife and eight children from poverty due to illness. He worked grinding lead in a paint factory and feared costly doctors’ bills. His final words urged prioritizing the children’s winter clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East St. Louis
August Figi
Henrietta Hospital
Figi
Roosevelt son gets first choice as Harvard freshman tackle
Cambridge Oct 6 Kermit Roosevelt second son of President Roosevelt was given first choice as tackle on the Harvard freshman football team in the opening scrimmage. He started at right tackle with the first eleven and stood up to repeated pressure from the second team, showing grit and stamina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Kermit Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Harvard
New York Taxicab Strike Sparks Renewed Disorders
After a day of quiet a renewal of disorders tied to the strike disrupted taxi service. Strike-breakers were pelted with stones and missiles as workers urged cessation of operating machines. Several injured and several taxi machines had windows broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Two Sailors Drown After Scow Capsizes Near Whitefish
Sault Ste. Marie Ontario, October 6. Captain John Hunter of Sarnia and Fred Shields of Duluth drowned when a Reid Wrecking company scow overturned near Whitefish on Lake Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont
John Hunter
Sarnia
Fred Shields
Duluth
Whitefish
Lake Superior
Reid Wrecking Company
Bryan Receives Warm Welcome in Havelock Nebraska
Democratic candidate W. J. Bryan tour in Havelock drew an enthusiastic crowd as 160 Lincoln Home Guards accompanied him. He spoke at city park on campaign publicity direct senator elections and labor planks while attacking Cannon Sherman and Taft. He defended his 12 year old claim that the president is a hired man and denounced concealed campaign contributions and Taft’s stance on disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Lincoln
Lincoln Home Guards
Denver
Cannon
Vr Sherman
Taft
Bryan
Defense in Standard Oil case challenges preferential rate claims
Chicago Oct 6 defense counsel in the government suit to dissolve Standard Oil presented Henry E Felton as the sole witness. Felton testified that rail rates from Whiting Indiana to Cairo Illinois Evansville Jeffersonville Indiana and Cincinnati matched rates via Detroit and Toledo. He argued Ohio river gateways and Southern Gateways received the same rates to secure business. Government objected to defense figures on refinery carloads during cross examination by Rosenthal and Kellogg sparred over admissibility.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Franklin Ferries
Oil Company
Henry E. Felton
Union Tank Line
Whiting
Ind
Cairo
Evansville
Jeffersonville
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Ohio River
Rosenthal
Frank B Kellogg
Rumor Denied by Attorney Percy in Hains Divorce Case
New York October 6 The absence of an affidavit of specifications in Mrs. Hains alimony custody and counsel fees motion does not force a default in the divorce suit filed by her husband shortly before his shooting of William E. Annis. Captain Hains’ attorney Weldon C. Percy said any active role by Mrs. Hains in the Annis murder trial would be as a prosecution witness. The October grand jury at Flushing will hear the Hains case with indictments expected. Governor Hughes recalled his youth in Minnesota as crowds welcomed him in La Crosse and several Minnesota stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peter C. Hains, Jr
William E. Annis
Weldon C. Percy
Hains
Hai
Flushing
la Crosse
Wis
Minnesota
Winona
St. Charles
Dodge Center
Mankato
Hughes
Hughes praises Bryan defeat in St Paul speech
Governor Charles B. Hughes of New York says Mr. Bryan did the country a great service by being twice defeated. He argues Bryan would have failed twelve years ago and would now be a candidate only if his faults had not led to disaster. He dismisses Bryan's remedies as impossible panaceas in a tour of fourteen towns through the Middle West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Bryan
New York
Hughes
Middle Western
Anatomy Hall Destroyed by Fire at State University
Fire completely destroyed Anatomy Hall the former medical building at the State University in Minneapolis. The blaze also damaged Millard Hall just south of anatomy hall, with about $1,000 in damage. Total losses from anatomy hall and contents run around $15,090.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Anatomy Hall
The
State University
Sherman runs special train at 72 mph across Indiana
Elkhart Ind Oct 6 James B Sherman sped a special train through Indiana at seventy two miles an hour for part of the route. The engine was disabled and another engine secured to continue the journey that included nine towns from Evansville to Elkhart. At Indianapolis the Democratic vice presidential candidate John W Kern was visited for five minutes and Mr Sherman invited him to the White House on March 4 to witness the inauguration of a Republican vice president.
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Elkhart
Ind
James
Sherman
Hoosier State
Evansville
Indianapolis
John W. Kern
Mr. Sherman
Kern
White House
Costly Fire Destroys Philippine Products Plant in Manila
A major blaze wiped out the Philippine Products company plant in Manila causing over 200000 dollars in damage. Large quantities of coconut oil and copra burned. The plant was largely owned by New York interests.
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Manila
Philippine Products Company
New York
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America
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Bridge St
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Main Street
Kenwood
Good Mower Co
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National League
Brooklyn
Kermit
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart, Schaffner
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
W.D. Bassler
Cannon, James 5
Judge Taft
Bringiag
United States
Mr. Taft
Republican Party
Micapolis
Standard Oil
Percy
Mrs. Hains
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