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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1902
Page
4
Services of Special Interest held at 10 30 am 12 m 6 30 and 7 30 pm every Sunday. Beats are free and strangers especially invited.
Brotherhood of American Yeomen Austin Homestead No 443 meets on the second and fourth Saturday of each month in Woodman Hall. Ada Uyne serves as Foreman and F Peck as Correspondent.
Fidelity Lodge No 39 A F and A M holds regular communications at Masonic hall Austin Minnesota on the first and third Wednesday evenings each month. John H Anderson W M Parke Goodwin Secretary.
Meeting of Von Dusko Camp M W A No 248 held in Woodman Hall with William Cutter as vice commander and Sterling as clerk. organizational matters discussed and officers appointed.
Cedar Camp 206 of the Royal Nineteenth Auxiliary meets on the 20d and 4th Mondays in Woodman hall. Mrs Mattie Fairbanks of Oracle and Anna B Ruble serve as Recorder.
The Lady Maccabees announce meetings on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays. Principal figures include Mra EKifie Williams as Lady Commander and Dr Fannie Feister as rd Keeper.
The Court of Honor No 414 holds meetings on the first and eighth Tuesday evenings at the Elks hall in Elks NJ Streaver WC with Mrs Sarah Foster serving as recorder.
The notice lists the Fourth Monday evenings at the Masonic hall with O. B. H. 8. No Meetaged. W M Elizabeth Todd and Secretary Nora Becker are named as officers.
The Model Camp group gathers Tuesdays in Woodman hall with Mrs Beatrice Foster and Mrs Etta Hommel listed among organizers.
St Bernard Commandery No 13 meets first Monday each month at the Masonic hall. Geo. ss. FE, Parke Goodwin, Recorder.
The stated communications of Royal Arch Chapter No 14 are held at the Masonic ball in Austin Minnesota on the second and fourth Friday evenings each month. Parke Good wins. Secretary K L Johnson MEH P.
Austin Cornell hosts a monthly gathering on the second and fourth Tuesdays at 8 p m in Woodman hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. T H Pridba 0d Samaritan J 5co veil Fin Scribe.
REV JOWMN TRELOAK pastor at Corner Maple and Chatham streets preaches weekly with Bible School at 10:30 am and evening service at 7:30 pm. YPSCE 3:00 pm and Friday Bible Class. Ladies Aid Society meets 2nd and 4th Wednesdays, Auxiliary 2nd Tuesday. officials listed. GERMAN EVANGELICAL ST JOHN'S CHURCH Rev H Barth at 03 Ash Street offers Sunday School and services from 10:00 to 12:30, held at Kenwood Ave and College St.
Regular meetings held on the first and third Saturdays evenings. Visiting comrades invited. Austin Lodge No. 8 meets second and fourth Thursdays at Ellis Hall on Main Street. John Robertson Commander John Rustad MW O H Harris Recorder
Visiting Knights welcome J John and Cook. CC W J Urbater, Fo Raras attend the meeting of Austin Lodge No 56 Knights of Pythias on the second and fourth Wednesday evenings each month.
The visiting Elks are invited to meet on the second and fourth Friday evenings each month at the new Elks hall on Main Street. A. 8. Campbell exalted Ruler and S. Washourn, Secretary.
In Salt Lake City George Gardner of Lowell stops Jack Root in the seventeenth round in a fast, punishing bout. Gardner targets Roots stomach despite a bleeding face and a shattered left hand for Root, who was down multiple times before the towel came in.
Experiments by Illinois Central use ball bearing journals on a box car to ease movement. The design uses 152 three quarter inch balls per journal to resist thrust in curves, with journals lasting about seven years. Trials show possible train load doubles and reduced power needs for economy.
The shah of Persia arrived in state to Buckingham Palace for a royal banquet in his honor. He was escorted by cavalry and sixty guests attended including the Prince of Wales, Prince Arthur of Connaught, Prime Minister Balfour, Colonial Secretary Chamberlain, and other ministers and senior officers Earl Roberts Lord Wolseley and Lord Kitchener.
Calvin B. Potter an attorney and former Michigan state political figure killed himself in Salt Lake City by morphine amid a twelve year effort to obtain a Civil War era pension. Once wealthy, he faced despondency from pension failure.
Hughey McGovern KO'd Willie Reed of Brooklyn in the sixth round at the National Athletic Club New Britain Conn. The twenty round scheduled bout began with both fighters in strong condition but the result was clear after the opening round.
Robert Reading Remington of New York, aged 35 and connected to Remington Bros., died by self inflicted gunfire in Newport after a broken engagement with Miss May Van Alen. Police found three shots in a revolver, with the first two missing the skull and the third fatal in the mouth. The tragedy followed months of public speculation and despondency.
In Nesquehoning Pennsylvania on August 19 Patrick Sharp a Lansford striker was shot dead by deputy Harry McEnnoyle as deputies moved toward Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company No 1 shaft. The town quieted after the incident and McEnnoyle was jailed in Mauch Chunk.
Omaha April 19 nearly 200 carpenters painters and coach builders joined the Union Pacific walkout. Car shop workers protest the new piece work system while carmen and machinists deny solidarity with the strike. Company officials say the move has no real impact and militia will not be deployed at North Platte.
In Holdrege Nebraska a Burlington yards collision between a double header freight and an extra freight killed engineer William Francisco. Engineer Ed Montange and fireman A G Houtehin were severely injured. Both engines and many cars were wrecked delaying traffic.
In Muscatine Iowa Jesse Tuman died after being found nearly dead in a remote wood Saturday with his murdered wife nearby. An inquest into Mrs Tuman yielded no new facts, leaving the case unsolved and the mystery unresolved.
In a May meeting of the Portland Gold Mining stockholders directors were empowered to file articles of incorporation in other states if local assessment and tax relief are denied. The case references removal considerations to Colorado and Wyoming, with stock values cited around 9000 dollars and debate over market valuation under new law. The situation tests the validity of the assessed value and offsets against other states.
A steamer Thomas Wilson owned by Pittsburg Steamship Co. sank in seventy three feet of water after grounding near Duluth. Estimated value about 225000. purchase price reported under $10000 amid disputed insurance and salvage details. Also, Gay T Shuman drowned near the interstate bridge while rowing. rescue attempts failed and bodies not yet recovered.
Generals Botha Dewet and Delarey have left London for Bru. Professor Leopold Sche author of Determination of Sex is cited. Beron senior professor in Aenyonr cell is dead aged seventy nine. FE Hannaford ex chief engineer of Grand Trunk railway system died in Montreal from heart failure. Benjamin F Ratz police chief in Toledo for ten years died at home aged fifty seven. Civil War veteran.
At Columbus 4 Kansas 5 at Indianapolis 4 Minnella L at Toledo 4 Milwauke at Baltimore 11 St Te 4 at Philadelphia 12 Chris 0 at Boston 4 Detroit 1 brevet innings at Washington 3 Cleland 6 ten innings National League at Pittsburg 7 Philadelphia 4 at Chicago 0 New York at Cincinnati 2 Boston
Minneapolis wheat futures and track prices show Sept at 65 1/4 cents and Dec at 63 3/4 cents. No. 1 hard leads at 77 1/2 cents while No. 1 Northern at 75 1/2 cents and No. 2 Northern at 73 1/2 cents.
Sioux City Iowa cattle beeves bring 5.78 to 7.50 for cows bulls and mixed 2.50 to 4.50 stockers and feeders 3.00 to 6.00 yearlings and calves 2.50 to 4.00 hogs 86.35 to 95.00 notes include market range and commodity types for the day.
Wheat cash prices in Duluth on August 18 show No 1 hard at 74 7/8 cents No 1 Northern 71 4/8 cents No 2 Northern 69 1/4 cents No 3 soft 67 1/2 cents To arrive No 1 72 3/4 cents No 1 Northern 69 1/2 cents St 07% 65 cents Dec 65 cents Flax cash 1.40 dollars
St Paul Aug 18. Available closing prices include choice butcher steers at 6.00 to 7.00, choice butch er cows and heifers near 6.00, good to choice veals around 4.00 to 5.00, hogs 6.40 to 6.75, sheep good to choice 3.50 to 4.00, and lambs 5.45 to 9.00.
Good to Chicago August 18. Cattle price ranges include prime steers 7.65 to 8.55 and medium 4.25 to 7.50. Stockers and feeders 2.50 to 5.25, cows and heifers 2.00 to 6.00. Texas steers 300 to 659 pounds. Hog values mixed and butchered 6.20 to 7.10, light to heavy 6.30 to 6.90. Sheep good to choice 4.25 to 4. Lambs 3.50 to 6.00.
Chicago grain and provisions prices list Aug 18 with Sept and Dec corn soybeans and oats futures, pork and flax cash values, butter creamery milk and eggs and poultry quotes. Markets show varied futures with gains and declines across multiple commodities and delivery months.
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