Modern Woodmen of America to Meet in St Paul
Montana delegates will attend the Grand head camp meeting in St Paul starting June 11. The Montana order has about 4,000 members in 70 camps led by Silver Bow camp No. 5805 in Butte. The organization, with over 600,000 members nationwide, has grown since 1890 and reports strong leadership, finances, and a focus on brotherhood and mutual aid.
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Ontana
Woodmen of America
St. Paul
Order
Silver Bow
Butte
Anaconda
Kalispell
South Butte
Montana
J. W. Frizwell
Great Falls
W. C. Austin
Ella Austin
Oracle
J. W. Walker
Wallspell
George Pringle
Missoula
H. C. Kerr
Billings
Frank J. Lyons
Meaderville
W. A. Northcott
Greenville
C. W. Hawes
Northcott
Springfiell, Ills
Woodmen
Frizzell
Austin
St. Paul Head
Woodmen of
America
Brotherhood of Man
United States
Woodmen Society
Modern Woodmen Society
George M. Rowe
Owsley Block
J. H. Pettit
White Sulphur Springs
Frank Bolton
George G. Johnson
E. R. Donnell
Columbus
Forty-fourth Street
George Gould
Population boom by 300 million as century ends
Forum argues the United States can reach 300,000,000 by 1900 with a growing population and expanded productivity. It envisions vast railways from Patagonia to Alaska, ocean navigation advances, wireless telegraphy, and air navigation capabilities, enabling stronger global exchange and sustained national power.
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United States
Patagonia
Alaska
Bering Strait
Europe
New York Social Figures Amid Election Season Buzz
Special Correspondence from the Standard on May 7 highlights New York society amid pre election crusades and urban amusements. It notes George Gould and Col. Lamont as active workers and financiers, W C Whitney's upcoming England trip, Judge Pryor and wife’s golden anniversary, and the summer crowds at Long Branch Asbury Park and Elberon.
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Standarda
New York
Pittsburg
George Gould
Jay Gould
Col
Daniel 8 Lamont
Cleveland
Mr. Lamont
Albany
Lamont
Washington
Railroads
James Hill
United States
W. C. Whitney
England
Mr. Whitney
Mrs. Pryor
Roger A. Pryor
Pryor
Wolf Fleeing Artist Scene Sparks Mild Jest
A Detroit Journal item notes the artist labored feverishly at his painting while jokingly fearing the wolf outside would be mistaken for purchasing pictures. The animal hesitates at the door and bolts away, unsettled by the idea of being seen as a buyer.
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Detroit Journal
Pink eye and a rose cold phrase back in print
A Philadelphia Bulletin quip notes a character claims the pink eye and a rose cold, while greeting Hawkins with the line You look blue. The exchange reflects playful crossword of color and ailment language.
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Hawkins
Philadelphia Bulletin
Atlantic Union aims to bridge Anglo Saxon ties abroad
Special correspondence reports the Atlantic Union, a social initiative to connect Anglo Saxons across nations. Directors include Duke of Cornwall and York, Lords Aberdare, Brassey, Kinnaird, and others. The plan seeks mutual hospitality to deepen U S UK ties and showcase English life beyond hotels and tours.
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Standard
London
Duke of Cornwall
York
Aberdare
Duffryn
Ashley
Brassey
Coleridge
Duncannon
Kinnaird
Monkswell
Rosmead
Deans Reynolds
Farrar
House of Commons
Committee of Five
Sir Walter Besant
United States
Atlantic
Atlantic Union
Admiral Canevaro
Toulon
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H.C. Kerr
Mon
Frank JU Lyons
A.w.frizzean
Montarha
Geo.pringle
Mau
Hawkwsege
Slua Austin
Supreme Cracle OF
ROYAL
Neighgworks
Montas
Edward
Peru
France
Italy
Count Goluchowski
Miss Fraser
Philadelphia
Joseph Bonaparte
Bordentown, . J
Prince Joachim Murat
South Africa
Lord Roberts
Kitchener
de Beers Mining Company
Cecil Rhodes
Continent
Chicago
Ss Alwayet
Boblad
Pfickes
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
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