Local Fraternal Meetings List in Austin Minnesota
Societies including BROTHERHOOD AMERICAN YEOMEN Austin Homestead No 443 meet on the second and fourth Saturday evenings in Woodman hall with Foreman Adam Wayne and Correspondent F Peck. FIDELITY LODGE No 39 AF and AM holds regular communications at Masonic hall in Austin with W M John H Anderson and Secretary Parke Goodwin. VON DUSKO CAMP TM WA No 43 meets Wednesdays in Woodman hall with V C William Catter and Sterling Clerk.
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Austin Homestead No 443
Woodman Hall
Adam Wayne
F Peck
Masonic Hall
Austin
Minn
John H Anderson
W M
Parke Goodwin
Cedar Camp No 206 Brethren of NA Meets Monthly in Woodman Hall
Cedar Camp No 206 of the order meets on the 20th and 4th Mondays of each month in Woodman hall. Mrs Mattie O Fairbanks of Oracle and Anna B Robie serve as Recorder.
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Cedar Camp
No. 206
BR. N. A
Woodman Hall
Mattie O Fairbanks
Oracle
Anna B Robie
Proclamation Sought Amid Coal Strike Standstill
Wilkesbarre Pa August 26 N W Anthony president of the North American Coal company urges President Mitchell of the miners union to issue a proclamation warning followers against interfering with the washery. The request is unlikely to be granted. Plymouth residents bought flour for striking miners, Avondale mine resumes small scale operations, and most former workers did not report for duty at the breaker.
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Wilkesbarre
N. W. Anthony
North American Coal Company of
Scranton
Mitchell
Miners’ Union
United Mine Workers
Plymouth
Woodward and Avondale
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Avondale
Lady Maccabees Meet Twice Weekly Under Williams Leadership
The Lady Maccabees hold meetings on the second and fourth Wednesdays led by Emifie Williams with Dr Fannie Feister serving as Lady Commander and record keeper.
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Emifie Williams
Fannie Feister
Court of Honor No 414 Meets on Island Road
Court of Honor No 414 gathers Tuesday evenings at Elks hall with members J Streaver WC and Mrs Sarah Foster in attendance for orderly proceedings and community notices.
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Court OF Honor
Island Rd
Elks
É J Streaver
Sarah Foster
Services of Special Interest at Corner St Paul and Mill
Services of Special Interest held Sundays at 10:30 am, 12 m, 6:30 pm, and 7:30 pm. Seats are free and strangers are especially invited.
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NW Corner Water
St Paul Streets
Christian Endeavor
Pou
Ladies’ Aid
Golden Link
Oakland
Corner St. Paul and
Mill Streets
St. Paul and
Maple Streets
Schoe
Epworth League
Masonic Hall Hosts Regular Meetings on Monday Evenings
O. EB. S$. No 29 holds meetings on the 2nd and 4th Monday evenings each month in the Masonic hall. Mrs Elizabeth Todd serves as W M and Nora Becker as Secretary.
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Masonic Hall
Elizabeth Todd
Nora Becker
Model Camp Meets Island A Tuesdays In Woodman Hall
Foster, Oracle, Mrs Etta Hommel recorde. 1741 R N A meets island in Woodman hall Tuesday evenings per notice.
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Island
Woodman Hall
St Bernard Commandery Meets in Masonic Hall
St Bernard Commandery KT No 18 holds its meeting on the first Monday evening each month in the Masonic hall. Parke Goodwin serves as recorder.
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ST Bernard Commandery
Masonic Hall
Parke Goodwin
Parke Good Win Secret Leads Minneota Masons
Royal Arch Chapter No 14 holds stated communications at the Masonic hall in Austin Minnesota on the second and fourth Friday evenings each month. R L Johnson MEH P notes Parke Good victory in a secret matter.
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Royal Arch
Masonic Hall
Austin
Minn
R L Johnson
Meh P
Parke Goodwin
Austin Council Meeting Schedule Posted for Woodman Hall
Austin Council No 58 meets on the second and fourth Tuesday each month at 8 p m in Woodman hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. Scribe T. H. Pridhan Good Samaritan J.5 Beo vell Fin Wording reflects local fraternal notice.
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Austin Council No
Woodman Hall
T. H. Pridhan
Good Samaritan
Beo Vell
Fin
Scribe
10 30 am 1200 m and 645 pm timings
Timings listed show a 1200 meter event at 10 30 am and another event scheduled for 6 45 pm. The fragment notes no further details on participants or locations.
McIntyre Post No 6 GAR Holds Monthly Meetings
The McIntyre Post No 6 GAR reports regular meetings on the first and third Saturdays each month at their hall. Visiting comrades are cordially invited, said by Commander John Robertson.
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John Robertson
Austin Lodge No 8 Meets Monthly at Ellis Ball
Austin Lodge No 8 A U W meets on the second and fourth Thursdays each month at the new Ellis ball on Main Street. Officers listed: John Rustad MW and OH Harris Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Lodge NO. 8
New Ellis
Main Street
John Rustad
M W
O H Harris
General Gobin Sees No Indications of Coal Strike Settlement
Shenandoah Pa August 26 General Gobin reports no signs of a settlement in the coal strike. He stays in touch with strikers and operators and believes prolongation is likely. Some operators hint at concessions if a workable method avoids bad optics while Gobin uses his influence to urge a conservative settlement.
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Gobin
Shenandoah
Church Services And Sunday School Schedule
Rev H Barth residence 03 Ash Street conducts Sunday services from 10:00 to 11:36 and Sunday School for 12 to 12:30 held at Seven Day Adventist Church at Kenwood Ave and College St.
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H. Barth
Ash Street
Seven Day's Adventist Church
Kenwood Ave
College St
Elks Meetings Set at New Main Street Hall
Meetings occur on the second and fourth Fridays of each month at the new Elks hall on Main Street. Visiting Elks are invited to attend. Exalted Ruler A. L. Campbell and Secretary S S Washvura oversee arrangements.
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New Elks
Main St
Elks
Campbell
SS Washvura
Britain launches independent parcels post to America
London will start a parcels post to the United States from Sept. 1. British post offices will ship 3 lb parcels for 24 cents and 7 to 11 lb parcels for 7 cents plus 24 cents UK customs, via Cunard and White Star lines with American Express delivery. US customs fees apply. Weight limit is 11 pounds and length plus girth of six feet.
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London
Great Britain
United States
British Postal Department
Cunard and
White Star Lines
Unite States
American Express Company
Foreman Charged With Firing Into Crowd At Brookside
Pottsville Aug 26 George Wheatley an outside foreman at Brookside colliery of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company is held on 1000 bail for shooting George Searer nineteen of Tower City. Wheatley says he was taunted by strikers and sympathizers and fired into the crowd wounding Searer in the leg. Wheatley has long worked as a mine boss.
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Pottsville
George Wheatley
Brookside
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
George Searer
Tower City
Wheatley
Seaver
Judge Neterer Sentences Dix After Bank Wreck Conviction
Whatcom Washington August 26 Judge Neterer overruled a motion for a new trial and sentenced H St John Dix to ten years in the penitentiary the legal limit Dix was convicted of wrecking the Scandinavian American bank in Whatcom He fled to England and was arrested there about six months ago.
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Whatcom
Wash
Neterer
H. St. John Dix
Dix
England
Jelks Again Nominated In Alabama Democratic Primary
In Montgomery on August 26 William D. Jelks led Governor Joseph F Johnston for governor by about 20,000 votes as Alabama held its first general primary under the new constitution with negro political influence eliminated. R. M. Cunningham defeated C. E. Waller for lieutenant governor by nearly 20,000. other statewide posts faced no opposition. A second primary may be needed for attorney general secretary of state and superintendent of education.
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Montgomery
Ala
William D. Jelks
Barbour
Joseph F. Johnston
Jefferson
Alabama
Jelks
Johnston
R. M. Cunningham
C. E. Waller
Hale
R. R. Poole
Marengo
Thomas L. Sewell
Walker
J. Craig Smith
Dallas
Citizens Up In Arms Over Missing Boy near De Soto
Nearly 100 residents three miles east of De Soto Missouri search woods for George a 17 year old boy missing for three days A posse is after a body and suspects include Charles Fulkerson James Harrington and Harry Harrington The boy worked for Fulkerson and the family name is not known Fulkerson says he employed him three months ago at Kennett Missouri and traveled with him in a covered wagon Harrington says Fulkerson killed the boy Fulkerson denies the accusation
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Desoto
Here
George
Charles Fulkerson
James Harrington
Harry
Fulkerson
Kennett
Harrington
Scheme to play the races
Secretary Shaw orders dismissal of Lorenzo G. Warfield a treasury clerk linked to a circular promoting a racing scheme. The circular proposed a stockholders association to reap large returns and cited Warfield’s treasury role to boost credibility, leading to his removal for using the department’s name in the scheme.
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Washington
Shaw
Treasury Department
Lorenzo G. Warfield
Department
Warfield
California Republicans organize state convention amid leadership fight
Sacramento August 26 The Republican state convention organized with Lieutenant Governor Jacob H. Neff chosen as chairman over Congressman Victor H. Metcalf. Neff supporters say the move will defeat Governor H. T. Gage for renomination. Gage supporters claim Neff’s victory reflects Neff’s personal popularity rather than Gage’s strength.
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Sacramento
Cal
Jacob H. Neff
Victor H. Metcalf
H. T. Gage
Gage
Neff
Fifteen Hurt in Berings Mill Dance Riot Near Nacogdoches
In Nacogdoches Texas on August 26 fifteen people were wounded at a negro dance at Berings Mill. A drunken man drew a revolver, was overpowered, then returned with a shotgun and fired. He was shot in the abdomen and is believed likely to die.
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Nacogdoches
Tex
Berings Mill
Sensational Discovery in a Transvaal Goods Case
A Durban discharge reveals a case labeled saddlery hidden sabers and swords. The weapons were consigned by an English firm to a Transvaal firm. An inquiry is underway into the incident.
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Transvaal
London
Pietermaritzburg
Natal
Daily Mail
Durban
Brigham Young In Serious Illness Report
Unofficial notice reports Brigham Young president of the quorum of twelve apostles of the Mormon church is seriously ill in Salt Lake after an operation for dropsy. He had been traveling in the Jackson Hole and Teton Basin region in Idaho for his health and is said to be in a critical condition.
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Brigham Young
Salt Lake
Quorum of Twelve Apostles of
The
Mormon Church
Young
Jackson Hole
Teton Basin
Idaho
Quorum of Twelve
Church
Pelican launches as Inland ship records top crowd
In Dubuque Iowa on August 26 the steel hull Pelican slid down the ways built by Iowa Iron Works before a crowd of about 3 000. At 363 feet hull length and 52 1 2 feet beam she claims the largest inland waterway vessel outside the Great Lakes.
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Dubuque
Pelican
Lowa Iron Works
Great Lakes
Ojibways Near Mille Lacs Agree to Relocate Lands
On August 26 in Mille Lacs County Minnesota Ojibway leaders agreed to surrender Mille Lacs lands and relocate elsewhere. Inspector McLaughlin and Agent Michelet will appraise losses from damaged houses and improvements as negotiations continue and are expected to conclude satisfactorily. The community expressed relief and optimism about a liberal treatment and swift finalization.
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Garrigon
Fast on a Sanbar Caries 2200 Excursionists At Trempeleau Wis
The steamer J S with 2200 excursionists aboard lay fast off a sandbar four miles below Trempeleau Wisconsin near Dresbach four miles downriver. Most passengers were from Winona and La Crosse. The boat, due at 6 pm, was long delayed. crowds waited on the levee as a Dresbach telephone update at midnight said the vessel had no proof of getting off the bar before warning.
Chinese tariff delays stir protests over new year date
London reports the Chinese government has signed the new mercial tariff but delays its coming into force until the Chinese new year. The commissioners protest the delay and seek a firm effective date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chines
Shangia
Times
Ita
Buffalo officer wounded while escorting three prisoners
In Buffalo on August 26 Orville Schickler was escorting three prisoners when one drew a revolver. Schickler seized the weapon, fired a shot, and all three inmates escaped. Schickler is listed in critical condition.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Whiteman
Orville Schickler
Schickler
Sciicai
Raleigh man accused of crimes as lynch mob forms
Raleigh North Carolina August 26 Tom Jo a negro charged with assaulting Mrs William Smith of Seven Springs was seized by a lynch mob of ten men near the crime scene. Paris August 26 The shah of Persia has arrived in Paris and was escorted to his hotel by a mounted contingent.
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Raleigh
N. C
Tom Jo
William Smit
Paris
Shah of
Persi
Milwaukee man Henry Smith backed by Fitch district Democrats
Henry Smith of Milwaukee was nominated for Congress by the Fitch district Democratic convention. Mrs. Marie Antoinette, widow of the late Edward, former U S minister to Argentina, was injured in St. Louis by a streetcar incident. The Berliner Tageblatt notes the death of Polish historian Henri Stermiraten, famed for the picture The Living Nero.
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Henry Smith
Milwaukee
Fitch
Marie Antoinette
Edward
United States
Argentine
St. Louis
Berliner Tageblatt
Henri Stermiraten
I Nero
Rome
Baseball Scores From Evening Games Across Leagues
In Louisville 7 to 2 Milwaukee over American League action in Minneapolis. Boston beat St. Louis 8 to 7 at Baltimore. Chicago defeated Detroit 21 to 8 at Philadelphia. Washington edged Detroit 10 to ? end game. National League Pittsburg 8 Brooklyn. Chicago 5 Boston 4. Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 2.
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Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Boston
St. Louis
Baltimore
Chicago
Philadelphia
Clevelan
Washington
Detroit
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadeljia
Market rates and track line results
Minneapolis notices indicate commodity and stock price quotes with percentages for August 25 September 67 percent, December 65 percent, and rail line yields on Track No 1 77 percent, No 1 Northern 75 percent, No 2 Northern 67 percent.
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Minneapolis
Saintly figures? Sioux City cattle and hog market report
Sioux City Iowa August 25 market notes show bees prices and various cattle categories with cows stockers and hogs values. Prices range from six to eight dollars for beef cattle and around two to five dollars for stockers and hogs though the data is incomplete and truncated.
Wheat and flax prices quoted in Duluth market note
Wheat prices rise and fall with different grades listed for Duluth on August 26. Prices shown include No. 1 Northern at 73.3 to 75.4 cents, No. 2 Northern at 72 cents, and No. 3 spray. Futures for No. 1 hard, No. Northern, and Sept at various quoted levels. Flax cash price noted at 1.45 per bushel.
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Duluth
Livestock Prices Show Mixed Beef and Hogs in Midwest Markets
In St Paul and Chicago reports August 25, cattle and hog prices ranged widely. Prime steers reached around $8.50, medium $4.25 to $7.50, hogs mixed and butchered $6.90 to $7.55, with heavy and light lines showing varied demand. Sheep and lamb quotes varied from $3.50 to $4.25 for sheep and $3.75 to $6 for lambs.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Cattie
Texas
Chicago Grain and Provisions Daily Prices
Chicago market summary with grain and oilseed bids for Sept Dec futures. Corn futures mix around 48 to 60 cents late. oats near 83 to 30 cents. flax cash prices listed. butter and egg prices shown. poultry figures including turkeys and chickens noted.
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Chicago
Park
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D. H. Johnson
M.D W.N. Kendrick Surgeons
Physicians and Surgeons
Kendrick -Fye
Hirsh
Austin, Minn
Homer F. Peirson
St. Mary's Hospital
Wold’'S Drug Store
H. A. Avery
Citizen’s National Bank
Main St. N
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S. Albertson, D. D
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Dalager’s
F. K. Gleason
Optician
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Gleason's Jewelry Store
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J.f.fairbanks Cor
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Lyfor
Des Moines
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Arthur Oole
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paw Railway
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Albert Lea
Jackson
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W W. Ranney
German Insurance Co
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Concordia Fire
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Prussian National
Stettin
Germany
Orice Osschiender Brock
North Main St
Greenman & Greenman
John M Greenman
Fay W Grfenman
Clifford C. Leck, M. D
A. W. Allen, M. D
Fannie Kimball Feister
Central Presbyterian Church
Hev. G. A. Krobze
Pastor
First Baptist Church
F. L. Anderson
St. Paul Street
Oakland Avenue
Vrs Gw
Fiuareday Prayer Meeting Teachers Meeting
Av Aid
Woman's Mission
G E Wilpour
Fidelity Lodge
Michel
Tion
Lady Maccabees
First Congregational Church
KB. F. Wheeler
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. M. Brown
SEC
Aesorner Water
St. Paul Streets
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Maple
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L B Blalock
Lena Treloar
F H Gaddsec
Boarr
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John Sherman
John Gibson
Myra Hobson
McIntyre
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Austin Lodge
Cook
Carbatch
BPO Elks
W. Shaw
N. F.banfield
H. L. Banfield
Jne. W. Scott, Pres
M. J. Slaven, V. P
A. E. Johnson
Citizens National Bank
Minnesota
Rimerment
M. J. Slaven
A. 8S
Jacob Weisel
Joan Ww. Berrym
Austin National Bank
H. Davidson
F. J. Crane
J. L. Mitchell
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