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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
3
The Minneapolis and St Louis Railroad offers weekend excursion rules with special fares and limited travel times. Valid Saturdays after midnight to within 10 miles, return by Monday morning for 76 cents, extended to longer distances with higher fares.(call on for details and schedules)
Fittaburg Feb 28 Acting on President Roosevelt's advice letters were sent to John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers and Francia J T Robbing chairing a conference in Pittslore to urge an arrangement among operators committees to prevent a strike set for April 1 in the bituminous coal industry
President Roosevelt acts as peacemaker between coal miners and operators. He asks the United Mine Workers to avoid April 1 strike, calling for a national convention in Indianapolis on March 16 to pursue a wage agreement. John Mitchell defers judgment, stating the miners' convention will decide.
In St Louis on February 28 Siberleg and fellow occupant J A Courtenay were critically hurt after jumping from third floor windows during a room fire caused by a lamp topple. Clerk R B Dyck and cook Charles Reinz also burned while fleeing. A deaf mute and other guest escaped uninjured, with 125 guests unharmed.
In Hanley Falls Minnesota February 28 an apparent arson attempt to burn the bowling alley of Anderson and Holme, in the Amund estate building, was thwarted by the fire department aided by a strong waterworks system. Hose nozzles were found plugged with white lead and pebbles delaying response. Strong winds could have allowed total destruction.
Federal Judge Lan dry in Chicago ruled the Interstate Commerce Commission may compel witnesses to answer questions. The decision, in the Reichmann case, will be appealed. Reichmann, vice president of Street’s Western Stable Car tine, refused at a hearing to answer certain questions. A waderspout near Antuosaarive Island of Madagascar described, wrecking a village and drowning twenty people.
The trial of Re vth Globhe for Fi flerdron's murder resumed in New York's criminal court. Prosecutors alleged police complicity, claiming a letter lured Gerdran to the arrest scene where he was shot, with $800 missing from the body. Bertha Claishe appeared as a spectator, visibly agitated during police arraignment.
Santa Fe February 28 John Conley 4 miner hanged at Taos after being found in his cell with a throat wound. Conley, who killed James Redding and Charles Puray at Guadaloupe placers on January 16 194, died from strangulation after being dragged to the gallows. Eleven jurors, all but Spanish speakers, convicted him with trial aided by an interpreter.
The president signed the urgent deficiency bill and the senate agreed to vote on the statehood bill and amendments this Friday March 9. Japanese officers take control of Canton imperial war college trade and commercial schools. The battleship Ohio will depart Manila for the China coast in a few days. Akron councilman Jeremiah Amundsen is fined $600 for soliciting a bribe from a sewer pipe company. Massachusetts executive council adopts resolution to repeal duty on hides. The House passes the Dalzell bill creating the Lake Erie and Ohio River Canal Co with $60 million capitalization by 196 to 81. Civil war veteran and turfman Colonel A P F Walcott dies in New York City. Henry Austin dies in Florence Nebraska. Major Joseph M Kennedy, on General Fremont’s staff, dies near Middletown Ohio.
Minneapolis and Chicago stock market notes dated February 27 show Wheat prices. May at 80 3/4 to 82 1/2 cents, Northern wheat around 79 to 79 3/4 cents. Cattle and hog prices listed for Good to choice steers, cows, heifers, and lambs. various price ranges across districts. Also includes on track and arrival prices for No 1 Northern and No 2 Northern wheat, oats, and corn futures. Chicago board figures for cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs, with price ranges and futures quotations. </analysis>
A man recounts a complex love affair with Miss Sackett and a mistaken telephone proposal to a mother-in-law. He recalls the odd misread voice on the line leading to a proxy marriage and a journey to South America cut short by unforeseen ties, ending with a verdict that he remains a thoroughbred gentleman despite the past folly.
A legendary gray stallion leads a drove through Saw Floma Valley pursued by armed men. After a night attack injures riders and kills a horse, hunters lay a vast trap across ninety miles. The horse endurance and cunning carry him through 120 miles of pursuit before a fatal ambush ends the chase at a rugged pass.
An old testimonial extols Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a nerve tonic that strengthens nerves relieves strain and promotes sleep and health. A patient recounts improvement after using Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills and endorses the medicine widely. Miles Medical Co. advertised through druggists with a money back guarantee.
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