Central Presbyterian Church Service and Schedule
The Central Presbyterian Church led by Rev. B A Krorzre holds Sunday services at 1:30 and 7:30 pm with Sabbath School at noon and prayer meetings in the afternoon. Additional activities include Christian Endeavor sessions and regular missionary and aid meetings on various month dates.
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NW Corner
Church Semsion
Oaeland
St. Paul Street
Oakland Avenue
Sales Vue
TNO Junior
YPSCE
Teachers
St. Paul and
Maple Streets
Punter School Frantic Schedule Notice
Fragments show a Friday event at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm with address hint 10020. Partial text mentions a punter and Preachi but details are unclear.
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Punter School
Local Lodges Meet in Avastin and Woodman Bal
The Brotherhood American Yeomen Avatin Homestead No 443 meets on the 2nd and 4th Saturday evenings in Woodman bal with Adam Wayne as Foreman and F Peck as respondest. Fidelity Lodge No 99 of A F and AM holds regular communications at Masonic hall Avastin Minn on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday evenings. John H Anderson W M and Parke Goodwin, Secretary, listed.
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Avatin
Woodman Bal
Adam Wayne
Foreman
F Peck
Masonic
Von Dusko Camp M W A meets Wednesday evenings
Woodman hall hosts the Von Dusko Camp M W A gathering each Wednesday evening with Wm Cutter as V C and Ed Sterling serving as Clerk.
Cedar Camp No 205 A N A Meets Twice Monthly
Cedar Camp No 205 A N A meets on the second and fourth Mondays at Woodman hall. Mrs Mattie Fairbanks and Anna B Roble serve as Oracle and Recorder respectively.
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Cedar Camp
A.N. A
Woodman Hall
Mattie
Fairbanks
Oracle
Anna B Roble
Recorder
Lady Maccabees Schedule Meets Wednesdays
Lady Maccabees announce meetings on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays. Effie Williams serves as Lady Commander and Fannie Feiter as Record Keeper.
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Mra Effie Wiliams
Fannie Feiter
Court of Honor No 414 Meeting Notice
Court of Honor No 414 schedules meetings on the first and third Tuesday evenings in Fiks Hall N J Shearer W C and Mrs Sarah Foster as recorder.
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Court OF Honor
Fikshall
Masonic Ball Monthly Notices Mention Elizabeth Becker
Fragmentary OCR shows a monthly notice in the Masonic ball ledger with names including Elizabeth T and Nora Becker as secretary. Details are unclear but indicates standard monthly procedural items.
Strong speeches at Negro Young People's congress in Atlanta
In Atlanta on August 8 the Negro Young People's Christian and Educational congress held a day of strong addresses by prominent race leaders. About 8 000 delegates attended the morning session. Rev Ernest Lyon of Baltimore spoke on the present religious status of Negroes in the United States and addressed lynching and the role of the Negro in law and order.
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Atlanta
Negro Young People’s Christian and Educational Congress
Methodist Episcopal Church
John M. Walden
Cincinnati
Joyce
Minneapolis
United States
Ernest Lyon
Baltimore
Law and Order
Cuba
Model Camp Meets in Wood Every Tuesday
The 1741 R. N. A. group holds meetings in Wood with Mrs Beatrice Foster and Mrs Etta aa serving as organizers and recorder, inviting members to attend each Tuesday.
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Beatrice Foster
Oracle
Etta
St Bernard Commandery Meeting Notice
St Bernard Commandery No 13 meets first Monday evening each month in Masonic hall. George W Bliss, E , Parke Goodwin, Recorder.
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ST Bernard Commandery
Masonic Hall
Geo. W Bliss
Parke Goodwin
Royal Arch Chapter meets twice monthly in Austin Minn
The Royal Arch Chapter No 14 in Austin Minnesota holds stated communications at the Masonic hall on the second and fourth evenings of each month. R L Johnson MEH P and Parke Goodwin serve as secretary.
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Masonic Hall
Austin
Minn
R L Johnson
Meh P
Parke Goodwin
Austin Council No 53 Meeting Schedule
Austin Council No 53 meets on the second and fourth Tuesday each month at 8 p.m. in Woodman hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. T. H. Pridham, Grand Samaritan, J. M. Scovell, Financial Scribe.
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Austin Council No
Woodman Hall
T. H. Pridham
Samaritan
N. Scovell
Regular meetings urged for McInyre Post No66 GAR
McInyre Post No66 GAR hosts regular meetings on the first and third Saturday evenings each month. John Robertson invites visiting comrades to attend these gatherings at their post.
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John Robertson
Austin Lodge No 32 AOUW Meets Thursdays at Ellis ball
Austin Lodge No 32 of the AOUW meets on the second and fourth Thursdays each month at the new Ellis ball on Main Street. John Rustad MW and OH Harris Recorder are listed.
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Austin Lodge NO
New Ellis
Main Street
John Rustad
M W
OH Harris
Austin Lodge Knights of Pythias Meeting Latin
Austin lodge No K of P meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month. Visiting Knights include John F Cook CC and W J Urbateh.
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John F Cook
W J Urbateh
Austin Lodge Elks Meet Twice a Month on Main Street
Austin Lodge No 414 BPO Elks announces gatherings on the second and fourth Friday evenings at the new Elks hall on Main Street. Visiting Elks invited to attend. Secretary A. 8 Campbell and Watted Ruier listed at 8 S Washington.
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Austin Lodge
BPO Elks
New Elks
Main St
Elks
Campbell &Watted Ruier
S Washourn
Oregon and Washington weigh Tracy reward payouts
Portland statement indicates the 4100 reward for Harry Tracy’s body may be delayed due to multiple claimants. The body will be moved to Salem after the Davenport inquest in Washington. Governor Gear supports timely payment after proper ID and may involve courts. a 1500 reward for Merrill’s body may also be settled then with Governor McBride of Washington promising to follow Salem's decision.
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Portland
Ore
Harry Tracy
Salem
Davenport
Wash
Gear
Weegoner
Merrill
Tracy
McBride
Washington
Five Men Arrested In Burlington Train Robbery Suspects
George McKinnon is jailed in St Paul county custody as a suspect in the Burlington train robbery that yielded $100,000. At Ducas Street police, H D Coleman Henry Lee F D Patchen and William Dunn face vagrancy charges based on information suggesting possible links to the robbery. The five were nabbed at Concord Street station aboard a Great Western freight train during the alleged break in.
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St. Paul
George McKinnon
Burlington
Ducas Street
H. D. Coleman
Henry Lee
F. D. Patchen
Wiliam Dunn
Concord Street
Great Western
Rioters Named in Death Verdict Near Shenandoah
Shenandoah Pa August 8 The coroner's jury finished its inquiry into Joseph Beddall's death from last week's riot naming Joseph Palawicz a butcher and Matthew Paulaska a one armed saloonkeeper plus many other rioters unknown to the jury as responsible. The suspects are in custody and more arrests are expected as two constables backed by soldiers took the pair into custody.
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Shenandoah
Joseph Beddall
Joseph Palawicz
Matthew Paulaska
Golf in Dutch Masters Through the Ages
A connoisseur notes scenes in paintings by Van de Velde Van der Neer Avercamp and Van Goyen showing golf as a common activity in period genre works. The discussion highlights fielding skating and golf across various occupations and small group studies.
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Brothe
Holland
Hia
Witter Pati
van de Velde
van der Neer
Avercamp
van Goyen
Some People Are Frightfully Unreasonable
A humorous Washington Star quip about a customer asking for a guaranteed cold cure, highlighting the tension between remedies and fear of making illness worse.
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Washington Star
Leap for Life is Not Dangerous Says Artist
A Cincinnati Commercial Tribune item records a man asking why the jump from a tower into water is called a leap for life. The artist replies that he earns his living by it, implying risk is part of the act and livelihood.
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L.A
Dearborn S . Chicag
Nassau Street
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Body Found Near State Street Cable Line In Chicago
A partially clothed female corpse lay in tall grass beside a vacant lot near Chicago State Street cable tracks. Police suspect murder as no clothing or marks are observed nearby, and the body was placed at the scene.
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Chicago
Sixth annual convention of Osteopathic association in Milwaukee
The sixth annual convention of the American Osteopathic association met at Hotel Pfeister with over 100 delegates in attendance. President KE R Booth of Cincinnati gave the annual address. A telegram greeted Dr. Andrew Taylor Still of Kirksville, founder of Osteopathy. Afternoon featured clinics and routine reports. Cities courting the next meeting include Denver Cleveland Detroit and Atlantic City.
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Milwaukee
American Osteopathic Association
Pfeister
KE. R. Booth
Cincinnati
Andrew Taylor Still
Kirksville
Denver
Cleveland
Detroit
Atlantic City
Democratic Landslide In Tennessee Courts Races
Returns from across Tennessee show large majorities for the Democratic tickets in the supreme court and the court of chancery appeals.
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Nashville
Tenn
Supreme Court
Court of Chancery Appeals
Nebraska Prohibitionists Nominate at Lincoln Convention
Nebraska Prohibitionists convened at the Lincoln auditorium and nominated a state ticket led by 8. T. Davis for governor, along with other statewide candidates.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
Lincoln Auditorium
T. Davis
Anthrax Rages Through Cattle in Wisconsin
La Crosse Wisconsin August 8 state veterinarian Roberts of Janesville declares cattle disease raging here is undoubtedly anthrax urging immediate action to control the outbreak and prevent further spread among livestock.
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la Crosse
Wis
Roberts
Janesville
Santa Fe Cuts Livestock Rate To 12 Cents Per Hundred
The Santa Fe announced it would carry livestock between Chicago and Arkansas City for 12 cents per 100 pounds starting next Monday, an 11 cent cut and the lowest since 1895. No action was taken on packing house products or dressed meats. The move affects tariff routes from far west to Chicago and pressures other lines to match the rate under interstate rules.
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Chicago
Santa Fe
Arkansas City
Kansas City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri River
Sir Marcus Samuel Visits Washington Quietly Challenging Oil Monopoly
Sir Marcus Samuel representing Rothschild interests in Shell Transportation and Trading arrives in Washington to contest Standard Oil dominance. Shell plans expansion in the Texas field by contracting with five major U.S. producers and refiners outside Standard. Two tank steamers in service with 60 000 barrel capacity, four more tanks of 70 000 barrels each expected by September 1.
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New York
United States
Sir Marcus Samuel
Rothschild
Shell Transportation and Trading Company
Europe
Standard Oil Company
Standard
Sir Marcus
Washington
Shell
Texas Field
Increase in Building in Twenty Three Cities
The Construction News reports July building activity across twenty three leading U S cities rose 49 percent from a year ago. Permits issued totaled 6507 projects costing 29 657 252 dollars versus 5230 projects costing 19 879 185 dollars last year, an increase of 1 227 buildings and 9 778 068 dollars. Seattle led with 266 percent gain followed by Buffalo 231 percent Los Angeles 168 percent New York 138 percent and Detroit 71 percent.
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Chicago
Construction News
United States
Seattle
Buffalo
Los Angeles
New York
Detroit
Northern Pacific to Appeal Duluth Depot Ruling to Supreme Court
Northern Pacific will appeal Judge Cant's ruling requiring reopening and maintaining a passenger and freight depot at the Twentieth avenue site. The decision could force service changes, potentially cutting Superior and prompting a short line to connect with trains on the Duluth bay side. If sustained, the company may seek legislative changes to keep Duluth–St. Paul trains running via Superior.
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Duluth
Minn
Northern Pacific Company
Supreme Court
Twentieth Avenue
Superior
St. Paul
Osage Chief James Big Heart elected for two years
Pawnee Oklahoma August 8 James Big Heart winner on the Full Blood ticket is elected principal chief of the Osage Indians for a two year term defeating Bacon Rind of the Progressive ticket. The main issue was allotment of Indian lands and Big Heart’s victory blocks allotment during his term.
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Pawnee
Okla
James Big Heart
Full Blood
Bacon Rind
Progressive
Big Heart
Reitz Son Says Transvaal War Will Recur Later
In Naples, the Giornale de Italie publishes an interview with the son of former Transvaal secretary Reitz. He declares that war in the Transvaal will recommence a few years hence.
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Rome
Giornale de Italie
Reitz
Transvaal
Naples
Post Office Extends Rural Free Delivery to Washington County
Orders issued by the post office department extend rural free delivery to Washington county Winn starting September 15, expanding coverage in Minnesota and Washington. Local residents will receive mail delivery to rural routes under the new program.
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Minnesota
Washington
Post Office Department
Washington County
Winn
Christian Scientists under fire after a death in Marion
In Marion Indiana on August 8 an eight year old girl died during a stomach illness reportedly untreated by a physician. The child's parents followed Christian Science healing and refused medical care. The undertaker described the girl wasting away to under thirty pounds. Several recent deaths in Christian Scientist families with unattended physicians sparked public indignation.
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Marion
Ind
Ely
Carl Hackett
Frank Ha
Murder Warrants Sworn In Des Moines For Finkelstein Killing
Des Moines reports sworn warrants for the arrest of Levich Havich, a second hand dealer, and Ja Walker, a Black man, in the murder of Isaac Finkelstein on Monday. Police allege Havich hired Walker to kill Finkelstein amid prior quarrels over furnished prisoners’ proceeds and bad blood between Levich and Finkelstein.
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Des Moines
Brenton
Havich
Walker
Isaac Finkelstine
Situation Stable amid Venezuelan Turmoil in Caribbean
From Willemstad Curacao reports indicate the Aug political situation in Venezuela unchanged. President with an army of 6600 men arrived at Cua and revolutionists continue to disrupt railway routes between Curacao and La Guaira. Forty political prisoners imprisoned in Caracas have arrived in Maracaibo in chats.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Venezuemains
Cua
Curaca la Guayra
Caracas
Maracaiba
Hearing Leads to Injunctions in City Court
In Chicago on August noted hearing for injunctions arising from a July incident. Over thirty people appeared in court and requested continuances. Judges Chytraus and Chetlan conferred and decided the former will hear all cases.
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Chicago
Chytraus
Chetlan
Tracy's Body on Way to Salem Oregon
Tracy s body is en route to Salem Oregon after being taken to Moscow Idaho station ten miles away for transfer to the Great Northern Railway to reach Seattle.
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Tracy
Salem
Ore
Davenport
Wash
Moscow
Great Northern
Seattle
Baseball scores from major leagues on date
In the American Association at Indianapolis Kansas City beat Indianapolis 10 to 4. American League games in Chicago saw Washington defeat Chicago 4 to 1 and St Louis beat Boston 12 to 4. National League results include Boston 9 over Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 3 over Pittsboro 2, Brooklyn 1 over St Louis 11, and Chicago 3 over New York 2.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsboro
Brooklyn
New York
Market Quotations Sioux City Live Stock
Sioux City Iowa August 7 cattle prices range with killers and feeders at 2.70 to 4.60 per hundredweight yearlings and calves 2.50 to 4.00 fat cattle and hogs quoted at 7.05 to 7.40 per cwt
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Sioux City
Wheat Market Notes and Price Quotes
Minneapolis on August 7 reports grain prices for wheat futures and cash bids. Set futures at 65 4 cents, Dec at 64 04 cents, Track No 1 hard 77 cents, No 1 Northern 75 cents, No 2 Northern 75 cents.
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Minneapolis
Wheat and flax prices on Duluth market report
Wheat cash values range 1 hard 75 to 84 cents and No 1 Northern 72 cents. No 2 Northern 70 cents. No 3 spring 67 cents. To arrive prices 1 hard 72 cents and No 1 Northern 71 and 66 2 66½ cents. Flax cash $1.49.
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Duluth
Market prices for cattle hogs and sheep
St Paul cattle prices fall between six and seven fifty for butcher steers, four to six for cows and heifers, veals eight, hogs seven ten to seven fifty, sheep good to choice three seventy five to four twenty five, lambs four fifty to five dollars.
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St. Paul
Chicago Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Chicago markets report cattle prices good to choice steers eight to nine dollars with other categories listed. Hogs show mixed to butcher grades nine to seven dollars and fifty cents, bulk sales around seven dollars twenty cents. Sheep and lambs range from about three fifty to five sixty, with good to choice quality indicated.
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Chicago
Texas
Chicago Markets: Grain and Livestock Prices Mixed
Wheat Aus 69 68% Sept Dec May and Cori Aus 56c 58% 41% 40c May. Oats Aug 33 12c Sept 1% Dec 29% May 30%. Pork Aug 16.70 Sept 16.85 Oct 16.95 Jan 15.40 May 15.20. Butter Creameries 16 19 4c Dairies 15 118c. Eggs 16% Poultry Turkeys 12 13% Chickens 11 13%
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Chicago
Aus
Northwestern
Southwestern
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