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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1902

Page

4

Fraternal Lodges Meet in Austin and Adaayne Woodman Hall

The BROTHERHOOD AMERICAN YEOMEN Austin Homestead Neo 443 meets on the second and fourth Saturday monthly in Woodman hall Adaayne. E F Peck correspondent. FIDELITY LODGE No 39 AF and AM holds regular communications in Masonic hall Austin Minn on the first and third Wednesday evenings each month. John H Anderson WM Parke Goodwin Secretary.

Austin Homestead Woodman Hall Adaayne E F Peck Masonic Hall Austin, Minn John H Anderson W M Parke Goodwin

Runaway Cable Car Crashes at Kansas City Incline

A cable car at the Ninth street incline in Kansas City sped from the top, toppled onto a stalled train, killing gripman W. B. Taylor and injuring at least twenty passengers. The collision left both trains a mass of twisted iron with panicked crowds, many trampling and fainting on the platform.

Kansas City Ninth Street Union Station W. B. Taylor Gripman Gripman Taylor

Von Dusko Camp M No 243 Meets Wednesday Evenings

VON DUSKO CAMP M No 243 meets Wednesday evenings in Woodman Hall with Wm Cutter as Vice Commander and Sterling serving as Clerk. The note lists organizational roles and meeting location for the fraternal group.

Cedar Camp A N A Meets Monthly in Woodman Hall

Cedar Camp No. 206 A N A meets on the 2nd and 4th Mondays in Woodman hall. Mrs Mattie Fairbanks of Oracle and Anna B Roble serve as Recorder.

Cedar Camp Woodman Hall Mattieo Fairbanks Oracle Anna B Roble Recorder

Lady Maccabees Meet on Wednesdays Led by Mrs Williams

The Lady Maccabees hold meetings on the second and fourth Wednesdays with Mrs Effie Williams as Lady Commander and Dr Fannie Feister serving as Record Keeper. The article notes the organizational roles and regular gathering schedule.

Effie Williams Fannie Feister

Court of Honor No 1414 Meeting Notice

Court of Honor No 1414 meets on the first and eighth Tuesday evenings in the Elks hall. Officers listed include N J Streaver as W C and Mrs Sarah Foster as Recorder.

Court OF Honor Elkshall J Streaver W C Sarah Foster

Special Sunday Services At Corner St Paul And Mill

Corner St Paul and Mill Streets host Sunday services at 10 30 am 12 noon 6 30 pm and 7 30 pm. Seats are free and strangers are especially invited to attend.

Corner St. Paul and Mill Streets

Holy Communion Morning Service and Guild Meetings

Church notices list Holy Communion morning service on Sunday with Sunday School and Bible Class, evening Bible Class and evening service at 7 30. St Cecelia Guild meets Tuesday and Ladies Guild meets Thursday with Friday evening service and choir rehearsal Saturday evening.

St. Cecelia Guild Ladies Guild

O. EB. 8 No 29 Public Masonic Meeting Schedule

Meets 2nd and 4th Monday evenings of each month in Masonic hall. Mrs Elizabeth Todd W M Nora Becker Secretary.

O. EB Masonic Hall Elizabeth Todd Nora Becker

Model Camp Meets on Island Tuesdays at Woodman Hall

The 1741 R N A chapter meets every Tuesday in Woodman Hall island. Mrs Beatrice Foster of Oracle and Mrs Etta Hommel serve as recorder.

Woodman Hall Beatrice Foster Etta Hommel

St Bernard Commandery Meeting Held First Monday

St Bernard Commandery No 18 meets on the first Monday each month in the Masonic hall. Recorder Geo Parke Goodwin notes the regular gathering.

ST Bernard Commandery Masonic Hall Parke Goodwin

Parke Good Wins as Royal Arch Chapter Meets in Austin

The Royal Arch Chapter No 14 of Austin Minnesota meets on the second and fourth Friday evenings at the Masonic hall. Parke Good wins, with R L Johnson serving as MEH P and secretary.

Royal Arcm Masonic Hall Austin Minn R L Johnson Meh P Parke Goodwin

Austin Council No. 53 Meeting Notice

Austin Council No 53 meets on the second and fourth Tuesday each month at 8 pm in Woodman hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. T H Pridhan Good Samaritan J S Sco vell Fin Scribe.

Austin Council No. 53 Woodman Hall T. H. Pridhan Good Samaritan K. Scovell Fin

Rev John Treloar Preaching Schedule at Corner Maple and Chatham

Pastor Rev John Treloar offers sermons every Lord's Day at 10:30 am and 7:30 pm with a mid day service at 12:00 m for Juniors. Evening prayers and Bible study occur at 8:00 pm and 6:45 pm respectively. Ladies Aid Society meets on 2nd and 4th Wednesdays. Auxiliary meets 2nd Tuesday. Mrs Lena Treloar and Mrs F H Gadd listed as officers. Sunday Bible School is led by Myra Hobson.

B. A. Kroezak NW Corner Water St Paul Streets Junior Endeavor Christian Endeavor Ladies’ Aid Ladies Missionary Golden Link Oakland Woman's Mission G E Wilbour John Treloar Maple Chatham Streets Upsaaye Tm Ladies Aid Society L B Blalock Lena Treloar F H Gadd Kon H N Lane John Sherman John Gibson Bible School Myra Hobson

McIN TYRE POST No6 GAR Regular Meetings

Regular meetings held at their post bar on the first and third Saturdays of each month. Visiting comrades cordially invited. John Robertson Commander.

John Robertson

German Evangelical St John’s Church Services and School

German Evangelical St John’s Church announces weekly services Sundays from 10:00 to 11:30 and Sunday School from 1:06 to 12:30 held at the Seven Days Adventist Church located near Kenwood Ave and College St under Rev. H Barth with residence listed at 103 Ash Street.

ST. John's Church H. Barth Ash Stree Seven Day’s Adventist Kenwood Ave College St

Austin Lodge No 32 AOUW Meets Twice Monthly

Austin Lodge No 32 A O U W meets on the second and fourth Thursdays at Ellis hall on Main street. John Rustad MW O H Harris Recorder.

Austin Lodge Knights of Pythias Meeting Schedule

Austin Lodge No 5SS Ks of P provide monthly meetings on the second and fourth Wednesday evenings. Visiting Knights welcome. Abe F Cook CC and W J Urbatch Ko ars listed as officers.

Austin Lodge Wenneesay Abe F Cook W J Urbatch Koars

Austin Lodge No 414 BPO Elks Meeting Notice

Austin Lodge No 414 BPO Elks meets on the second and fourth Friday evenings at the new Elks hall on Main Street. Visiting Elks are invited to attend. Exalted Ruler A. 8. Campbell and Secretary S Washourn sign the notice.

Austin Lodge PO Elks New Elks Main St Elks Campbell S Washourn

Man Charged in Vick Murder Lays Dead in Barn

Hugh Marshall, accused of killing Miss Zoda Vick near Russellsville Kentucky last Wednesday, was found hanging in a barn about a mile from the crime scene. Decomposition indicates he had been dead a day or more. motive unclear whether suicide or mob action.

Russellsville Hugh Marshall Zoda Vick W. C. Bilyen

Arrests in Larceny Case Hit Pierre City

George W. Carter and J. D. Adams were arrested in Pierre South Dakota on larceny charges. They allegedly conspired to steal blanks and records from the State Publishing company. Carter affiliated with the former Carter Bros Publishing and sold blanks on commission. Adams, from 8&J. Pauli, was described as ruler for the company and allegedly filled orders from the firm’s stock.

Adams State Publishing Company

Peter Power Is Released From Jail In New York Case

Peter Power, named as complainant in the suit to stop turning over Northern Pacific stock to the Northern Securities company, was released from Ludlow Street jail. He had been sentenced to thirty days for contempt for refusing to testify and was freed after testifying before Special Examiner Mabie with his lawyer arguing to relieve him of the contempt charge.

New York Peter Power Northern Pacific Northern Securities Company Ludlow Street Power Mabie

Eleventh Western conference for young women opens

The eleventh Western conference for young women opened at the Y M C A camp at Lake Geneva Wisconsin with 550 delegates from Ohio to Colorado. It is part of a four conference series led by Miss Elizabeth Wilson and Miss Effie Kelly Price of Chicago.

William Bay Wis Lake Geneva Ohio Colorado American Committee Capitola Cal Asheville N. C Silver Bay Lake George N. Y Elizabeth Wilson Effie Kelly Price Chicago

Coal prices rise as strike fear shatters supply

Chicago on August 23 reports anthracite coal at 9 dollars per ton, up one dollar from Wednesday. Stocks run nearly depleted and demand grows, with fears of an unresolved coal strike driving the advance.

Chicago

Girl Cheroot Makers Strike in Richmond

About 1,500 girl cheroot makers at the Whitlock branch of the American Cigar Company struck in Richmond Virginia on August 23. They protested that a large portion of cheroots were discarded as bad and demanded better quality control and working conditions.

Richmond Whitlock American Cigar Company

Woman Ended Her Life After Fortune Teller Prediction

In Minneapolis on August 23 Mrs Jennie Falk, betrothed to Frank A Hesik Jr a city fireman, killed herself with carbolic acid. Differences in religion with her fiancé and a fortune teller's prophecy that he would prove faithless and she would die before the wedding led to her suicide, leaving two children.

Minneapolis Jennie Falk

Mob confronts Logansport council over street railway ordinance

In Logansport Indiana a mob forced the council chamber to defy the police and hinder late night meeting amid clashes. Officials then passed an ordinance requiring interurban lines entering the city to use Boyd tracks and pay 2 1/2 cents per car.

Logansport Ind Boyd

Indemnity Bill Advances in Cape Assembly T:

The indemnity bill passed its second reading in the Cape Town assembly. A member urged filing parliamentary vacancies, a gripe of the suspensionist party. Premier Sir John Gordon Sprigg said elections were unwise now, forecasting martial law repeal within a week and vacancy filling soon after. J W Sauer backed the premier, moving the previous question, carried 41 to 23.

Cape Town John Gordon Sprigg J. W. Sauer Public Works Cape Colony

Two Women Die When Boat Capsizes Near John Island

Mrs. John Cameron and Mrs. Theodore McDonald drowned near John Island on the Canadian side after their boat capsized in seventy five feet of water while berry picking. The bodies were recovered. Both women were married to lumbermen in the Spanish River country and were well known in Bay City, their former home.

Sault Ste. Marie Mich John Cameron Theodore McDonald John Island Spanish River Bay City

Ex Leader Accused of Plot in Turkish Sultan Assassination

A Bucharest publication claims M. Sarafoff, former head of the Macedonian revolutionary committee, organized a group to assassinate the sultan of Turkey. Meanwhile Cunard Line benefits alleged for staying out of a shipping combine as Britain boosts mail subsidies.

Vienna Bucharest Roumania M. Sarafoff Macedonian Revolutionary Committee Turkey Cunard Line London Liverpool

Iowa State Fair Opens With New Stock Pavilion Dedication

Des Moines Iowa August 23 the forty eighth annual Iowa State fair opened with a live stock exhibition that eclipses all past fairs. The dedication of the new stock pavilion built at a cost of fifty thousand dollars will occur Monday.

Des Moines

King Edward Takes Royal Yacht on West Coast Cruise

The royal yacht Victoria and Albert with King Edward and Queen Alexandra aboard is anchored at Milford Haven Wales after leaving Cowes Thursday for a cruise along England's west coast.

King Edward London Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert Queen Alexandra Milford Haven Wales Cowes England

Wife of Engineer Dies After Fall From Bed

Mrs. R. H. Daniel, wife of a locomotive engineer, fell from bed in Birmingham Alabama on August 23 and broke her neck, died from injuries.

Birmingham Ala R. H. Daniel

Fatal Elevator Crush Claims Minnehaha Mason

Albert Zurakski of Minnehaha Street was killed when crushed between a freight elevator and the fifth floor of the Globe building at Fourth and streets. Engineer Stiefel on the ninth floor heard a cry, opened the shaft door, and released the body as the elevator dropped several feet. Investigators found crushed ribs and a skull fracture near the forehead.

St. Paul Vietl Elega Albert Zurakski Minnehaha Street Globe Building Zurawski Stiefel Zurawek

Victims of Matterhorn tragedy identified in Alps search

In Grindiwald Switzerland Aug 29 two London climbers Fearon and two guides, missing since Aug 19 on the Matterhorn ascent, were found by a searching party near the summit. Two died from lightning. two from falls. In London Aug 23 the two Fatalities named Rev R B Fearon and H C D Fearon factory inspector.

Grindiwald Switzerland Fearon Sumn London R. B. Fearon Ay H. C. D. Fearon

Rev Alexander Called by Eleventh Presbyterian Church

Chicago August 23 The Eleventh Presbyterian Church extended a call to Rev Alexander of Duluth and the pastor is expected to accept the position.

Chicago Alexander Duluth Eleventh Presbyterian Church

Ambiguous political noms and industry ties reported

The item notes W. T. Davis of Hiamburg seeking nominations for a congressional district race. It also mentions General Von Gossler and a minister of war, with uncertain appointments. A Seaboard Air Line statement denies merging with other Southern railroads under J Pierpont Morgan control.

W. T. Davis Hiamburg Fighth Iowa Berlin

Baseball standings and scores from multiple cities

In Minneapolis the score was 3 to 4 with Milwaukee losing at St. Paul 1 to 0 and Toledo winning 4 to 5 over Columbus in teen innings. Standings show Louisville leading Indianapolis and St. Paul, with Kansas City and Columbus near the top. National League notes Chicago 2 Boston 5 and Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 2. Final line lists Pittsburgh 14 Brooklyn 2 with Pittsburgh 0.842 and Chicago 0.505 among top clubs.

Minneapolis Milwaukee St. Paul Kansas City Toledo Columbua Laouiayville Indianapolis Kasas City Baltimore Detroit Philadelphia St. Louis Boston Cleveland Washington Chicago Philadelp Louis Cincinnati Pittsburg Brooklyn Pittsborg New York

Cattle and Hogs Prices Reported in Sioux City Market

Sioux City Iowa August 22 cattle prices ranged from 2.90 to 4.30 for stockers and feeders with cows bulls and mixed cattle noted. Beeves brought about 5.50 per head and hog prices ranged from 6.80 to 7.00 per hundredweight as reported.

Sioux City

Wheat futures update from Minneapolis market report

On Aug 22 in Minneapolis Wheat Sept futures traded at 66 and 66 percent with Dec at 64. On Track No 1 hard stood at 77 cents, No Northern at 75 cents, and No 2 Northern at 73 cents.

Minneapolis

Wheat and flax price updates from Duluth markets

In Duluth on August 22 the price map shows Wheat Cash N 1 hard 73 c No 1 Northern 72 No 2 Northern 70 c No 3 fpr 66 c. To Arrive No 1 hard 7 No 1 Northern 70 c Sept s Dec 654 5 c Flax Cash 1 dollar.

Duluth

Cattle and Hog Prices From St Paul Market Report

St Paul market report lists cattle steer prices from 6.00 to 7.50, cows and heifers 4.00, veals up to 3.00, hogs 86.40 to 87.10, sheep 3.10 to 4.00, lambs 4.00 to 5.05.

St. Paul

Chicago Market Prices for Livestock elements

Chicago market report lists prices for cattle hogs and lambs on Aug 22. Prime steers fetch around 8.00 to 8.75 per hundredweight with various grades showing down to 1.50 for cows and heifers. Hogs range from 6.50 to 7.50 for mixed cuts and good heavy pigs. Lambs noted from 3.50 to 6.00 per hundredweight.

Chicago Attie Texas

Wheat and commodity prices for Chicago market report

Chicago market notes show wheat futures at 71 and 67 percent for Dec and May terms, corn at 9 and 57 percent for Aug and Sept, oats around 34 to 43 percent by month, pork quotes from 14.02 to 16.80 per hundred pounds, flax cash prices cited for Northwestern and Southwestern regions, butter at 14 to 18 percent, eggs at 17 percent, poultry prices for turkeys at 12 to 18 percent and chickens at 11 to 12 percent.

Chicago Nortwestern Southwestern C. Dairies

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