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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
5
Reports from Manila describe a severe typhoon bringing heavy rains across the Gagayan Valley with rivers flooding and sweeping away animals and structures. Death tolls are unconfirmed, but early figures suggest hundreds may be lost as communities seek relief and quick investigations continue.
A garbled report describes an appeal related to a man named Noah facing a death sentence. The text references a court proceeding, a petition for reprieve, and an appeal to seek clemency or a stay of execution at a penitentiary, with mentions of officials, doctors, and an asylum context.
A young girl killed herself in her room after writing a note blaming others for causing her despair. Her father amply mourns as a photo of him was found in the child’s hands, and a neighbor indicates the family had been under strain.
Report from Sehniee N V dated Oct 22 states premain poisoning claims three child deaths and the wife of Frank Hackett plus other family members severely affected. The casualties include Charles four Agnes and others among the doomed group.
Fragmentary notes describe cholera spreading in Manila with eight suspects named. The text mentions a Munibar and various individuals amid chaotic wording as authorities trace infections and possible cases.
In a Grand Trunk oil trust trial in October, government counsel surprised the defense by subpoenaing JC Martin, chief of the tariff bureau, to produce division sheets detailing railroads receiving specific rebates. The defense urged delay and questioned the subpoena’s fairness, while witnesses discussed rates and the division sheets key to the testimony.
Minnesota heroes received honors for lifesaving acts. Names include Tacheel S. Lyon and August Schultz with silver and bronze medals, plus monetary awards for rescuers and families. The total cash awards reach about 0.0 and aid widows and dependents.
Reported in La Porte County for Wesley Negnotha a 16 year old clerk murdered sixteen years ago amid a deserting incident. Witnesses Koontz and Nichols described a shooting scene and attempted arrest, with arsons and arrests noted but details unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an event where a gang known as the Badie Guerin allegedly attacked at a location near a rank and the suspect killed a young person. Police officers and authorities are referenced in the record, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Unclear OCR fragment indicates a court proceeding linked to Judge H. Z. Taylor with references to an inquest or investigation. Mentions delays, special sessions, and potential juror or trial activity. No coherent names or dates clearly solidified.
A mob at near Decalud abducted and fled with a Black man after a deputy said he attempted harm to Misa White. News from Alpena Michigan on October 2 cites widespread disorder as authorities, aided by militia and state forces, move to restore order amid killings and arson.
Minneapolis Wheat quotes for October 2 show hard wheat at 1.04 and No 1 and No 2 Northern around 0.9846 to 1.08% with other futures and flax values. Cattle, sheep, and hog prices are listed with ranges for good to choice and common grades, along with lambs and feeder notes.
Testimony in New York before Judge Mough outlines a conspiracy involve Charles W. Moree and Alfred 32. Court heard that Alfred Morse and Miss Kate A. Wilson secured large loans from the National Bank of North America through Wilsons notes and Morse stock. The plan aimed to buy Amerinathe Company stock to obtain further bank loans, with stock purchases supporting the loans. A drop in ice stock value below par triggered the supposed collapse in the scheme.
Howard J. Welch of West Haven and Charles A. Prindle of this city tried a raft crossing from Morris Cave to Savin Rock in a small skiff. A gale drove their boat into Long Island Sound where Prindle perished and Welch died after rescue attempts aboard the steamer Richard Peck bound for New York.
In Toko a dinner and ball honored the visit of the American fleet by Premier Hatama. About 3,000 guests attended, including all American officers invited to the ball. Speeches were limited to officials, with notable toasts to President Roosevelt and the Japanese emperor. Rear Admiral Sperry responded to the premier, and the ball united American and Japanese guests, many in Furunan costumes.
Washington October 22 Campaign literature grows with a letter from President Roosevelt to United States Senator C Knox of Pennsylvania praising Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor. The letter defends labor leaders stance in the current campaign and contrasts Knox with Gompers on labor attitudes.
A fire started by a tramper causes injuries to Payton and another worker, with losses estimated at 100000. Authorities say all affected tonsale units are covered by law and insurance.
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