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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1908

Page

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Curtis Testifies He Objected to Morse Led Banking Practices

New York Oct 29 Alfred H Curtis defended himself in the U S district court arguing he opposed Charles W Morse’s practices at the Bank of North America. He recalled refusing Heinze a loan and converting Morse securities to cover an overdraft while denying any speculative profit from bank loans.

New York Alfred H. Curtis Charles W. Morse United States District Court Morse Curtis F. Augustus Heinze Shtes Curis Heinze London Bank of North America Esaia

Montgomery found guilty again in bank embezzlement case

William Montgomery, former cashier of the Allegheny National Bank, is convicted for a second time this week of embezzling funds totaling 613000 across two scandals. The latest verdict covers 144000 in bank bonds with no defense offered.

M. Schulz Co Austin Vicinity Schulz America William Montgomery Pittsburg Allegheny National Bank Montgomery Addison 8

Dixon Denies Kalispell Speech Allegations About Fleet Visit

Senator Joseph M. Dixon flatly denied a Montreal dispatch claiming he urged sending the American fleet to Japan as a reason to provoke war. He said in Kalispell that while he mentioned the fleet as an object lesson to the world, he never suggested the emperor asked Roosevelt to dispatch the ships.

Great Falls Mont Joseph M. Dixon Kalispell Japan Senator Dixon Roosevelt

Mysterious Tragedy in Greenfield Double Shooting Deaths

In Greenfield Massachusetts on October 29 Benjamin F Gaines, 39, and Harriet M Wing, 29, were found dying from bullet wounds at Miss Wing's boarding house. Police think Gaines shot Wing then killed himself. motive remains unknown.

Greenfield Mass Benjamin Fr. Gaines Harriet Mabel Wing

Tri State Grain Growers form regional committee

In Fargo on October 29 the Ameri can Society of Equity organized the Tri state Grain Growers department for Minnesota and both Dakotas. Officers named include President James Hales of Fargo and Vice President R F P Parks of Lilly North Dakota with Secretary E Biesbarth of Brinsmade. A state balanced board of directors was chosen and later officials were selected.

Fargo N. D Americam Society of Equity Tri-state Grain Growers’ Department Minnesota Dakotas James Hales R. F P. Parks Lilly E. Biesbarth Brinsmade

Suffragette Disturbances Shut Galleries in Commons

London reports suffragette protests during a licensing debate as women demand votes. A male protester and two suffragettes chained to the grille were removed after clashes. more demonstrators outside led to fifteen arrests.

London House of Commons Parliament

Taxicab strike violence injures banker on Madison Avenue

In New York on Madison Avenue a taxicab crash ended when two men hurled a bottle of carbolic acid at the chauffeur. A shard from the bottle or window cut banker Louis Wormer’s face as he rode in the cab, police believe the assailants acted in sympathy with striking drivers.

New York Madison Avenue Louis Wormer

Civil War veteran fatally shoots himself at home

In Springfield Illinois on October 29 Ransom P. Stowe aged 65 a Civil War veteran sat with his family and drew a revolver from his pocket then told his wife goodbye and shot himself in the head ending his life.

Springfield Ransom P. Stowe

Taft and Hughes Rally Big Crowd at Madison Square Garden

A massive Madison Square Garden Republican rally features boisterous cheers for Hughes and a lengthy Taft reception. Taft, hoarse, delivers a brief review of Republican achievements amid a rain-soaked parade and daylong campaign events.

Governor Hughes Mr. Taft Madison Square Garden Judge Taft Hughes Taft Madison Square Yale Sherman General Porter New York Garden Goverugg Hughes Big Bill Taft

W C T U Holds Jubilees Gains and Votes on Cannon

The thirty fifth annual convention of the national W C T U ended with a general jubilee as states reported membership gains totaling about 29000. Resolutions urged opposition to re election of Speaker Joseph G Cannon and promoted public education on the dangers of fermented wines targeting the California Wine Growers association.

Denver Joseph G. Cannon House of Representatives

Conners predicts Bryan Chanler win in New York

William J. Connors, Democratic state committee chairman, says a full state canvass and reports from party leaders show labor votes for both tickets, rural areas favoring Democrats, and a Bryan plurality over 40,000 with Chanler not less than 190,000. He forecasts Republicans under 89,900 outside NYC and 67,090 state wide.

New York William J. Conners Democratic State Committee Bryan and Chanler Bryan Mr. Conners

Seized by Russians raid on Japanese sealing schooners

The steamer Monteagle reports new Japanese sealing schooners seized in the North Pacific by Russian patrols. The Bosa Maru was intercepted near the Russian seal islands with six armed men aboard, who were on the rookery when the patrol arrived. The ship escaped in fog, and the six men were later found. Another schooner near Great Santal island was burned after the crew deserted and sought refuge in the woods.

Victoria B. C North Pacific Monteagle Great Santal Island

Robbery Mystery Solved in Banco Minera Heist

Mexico City dispatch reports Moses Navarro and Martin Matues both clerks at Banco Minera and Manuel Molinar, under 21, arrested for the March 1 robbery of $155,000. Police say $170,000 recovered, $16,000 still missing.

Mexico City Chihuahua Moses Navarro Martin Matues Banco Minera Manuel Molinar

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