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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1902
Page
4
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The Society American Yeomen Austin Homestead No 443 meets on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays at Woodman Hall. BEF Peck serves as Correspondent. Fidelity Lodge No 99 AF and AM holds regular communications in Masonic Hall Austin Minn on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays. John H Anderson is W M and Parke Goodwin Secretary.
The meeting at Woodman hall featured Wm Cutter as vice chairman Sterling acted as clerk with era cece noted in the record for the session.
Cedar Camp No 205 A N A meets on 204 and 4th Mondays at Woodman Hall. Mrs Mattie C Fairbanks Oracle and Anna B Roble serve as Recorder.
President Roosevelt traversed three states on a New England tour delivering eight speeches to cheering crowds estimated at a quarter million. He spoke from rear platforms at Lisbon and Brunswick and at the Blaine mansion in Hallowell after a long day of greetings and interruptions.
The Lady Maccabees designate Williams as 2nd and 4th Wemeday leader with Dr Fannie Deictes serving as Lady Commander and Record Keeper.
The Court of Honor No 414 holds meetings on Tuesday evenings in Elke Hall NJ Streaver WC with Mrs Sarah Foster as recorder.
Services of Special Interest held Sundays at 10 30 am 12 m 6 30 and 7 30 pm with free access for strangers and all are welcome at Corner St Paul and Mill Streets.
On the second and fourth Monday evenings of each month the group meets in the Masonic hall. Officers listed are Mrs Elizabeth Todd as W M and Nora Becker as Secretary.
The 1741 R N A groups meet Tuesdays in Woodman Hall with officers Mrs Beatrice Foster and Mrs Etta Hommel guiding activities and organization.
The notice lists religious activities: Sunday School and Bible Class in the morning, Evening Bible Class and Evening Service at 7 30 in winter. St Cecelia Guild meets Tuesday, Ladies Guild Thursday, Friday evening service, and choir rehearsal Saturday at 12 00.
St Bernard Commandery No 18 meets Monday evenings each month in Masonic hall Geo W Bliss E C Parke Goodwin Recorder are listed as officers in the notice.
The stated communications of Royal Arc Chapter No 14 are held at the Masonic hall in Austin Minnesota on the second and fourth Friday evenings each month. Parke Good win. Secretary.
Austin Council No. 53 meets on the second and fourth Tuesday each month at 5 p m in Woodman l. Visiting neighbors are welcome. T H Pridham Good Samaritan J S Boo vell Fin Scribe.
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McIntyre Post announces regular post meetings on the first and third Saturday evenings each month. Visiting comrades are cordially invited by Commander John Robertson.
Austin Lodge No 38 A U W meets on the second and fourth Thursdays each month at the new Elks hall on Main Street. Recorder: O H Harris. M W: John Rustad.
The notice lists Rev. H Barth at 3 Ash Street and Sunday services from 10:30 to 11:40 a.m. A Sunday School session is held. the church sits at Kenwood Avenue and College Street near Otobao.
A text fragment shows Austin Lodge of the Knights of Pythias with visiting Knights trading wins in the second and fourth monthly events. John F Cook served as C C while W Jd Urbateh officiated.
Austin Lodge No 414 Elks invites visiting Elks to join meetings on the second and fourth prelay evenings each month at the new Miks ball on Main Street. Exalted Ruler A. S. Campbell and Secretary 55 Washourn are listed.
Providence August 27 Eleven thousand fans watched the Park Brew Stakes at Narragansett Park. Direct Hal driven by Fd. Geers won in three straight heats, lowering the stallion record from 2 06 to 2 04 as Twinkle broke near the wire. The final half was paced 1 01 and the last quarter 29 seconds with a dramatic stretch rush.
Democratic primaries across South Carolina produced strong showings for Latimer in the United States Senate race with Henderson or Hemphill as possible second- primary rivals. Early tallies show Heyward leading for governor, Tolber second, Tillman third, and a likely second primary in many races due to the majority rule. Latimer led with more than 12 000 votes by 3 a.m. as returns spread statewide.
Sacramento August 27 The Republican state convention debated a platform that did not endorse Governor Gage and prompted a heated exchange among supporters. A compromise resolution endorsed state officials. Five candidates were named for governor: Henry T. Gage E B Edson George O Pardee Thomas Flint Jr and J U Hoynes. Three ballots failed to produce a nominee and the convention adjourned without a result.
In Reno on August 27 the Democratic and Silver conventions met separately. J A Denton of Lincoln and Governor Sadler were named temporary chairmen before credentials committees reported. Both wings adjourned after short sessions, amid indications of fusion with John Sparks as possible governor nominee for the fusion effort.
Widespread fires rage northeast and south of Rhinelander Wisconsin with dry tinder like conditions. A solid blaze from Hobson travels through timber threatening Paine Lumber and Menasha Woodenware holdings. Additional fires near Three Lakes and Hazelhurst mill properties endanger homesteads and property.
Springfield Aug 27 The Peoples party of Illinois named a state ticket Clerk of the Supreme Court W W Scott Warion county state treasurer Dietri tal zar Madison county state superintendent of public instruction Fulton county The resolutions urge the governor to take possession of the anthracite coal lands and mine coal.
In Lebanon Pennsylvania on August 27 1919 the American Iron and Steel Manufacturing company began a rolling mill operation using negro laborers imported from Reading and other places. About 1000 workers went on strike in response to the change in labor.
Former Ohio governor Hoadley died in Watkins Glen New York in the evening aged seventy six. He and his family had been at Watkins for several weeks The remains will be taken to Cincinnati for interment.
The fifth annual convention of postmasters met at the Hotel Pfister in Milwaukee on Aug 27 with about 100 delegates arriving late. Mayor David S. Rose welcomed the gathering in a festive manner as President F B Dickerson of Detroit delivered the annual address to open the first session.
New York reports the death in Brooklyn of Colonel William H. Hubbell born 1877. He commanded the Forty seventh New York Volunteers in the Spanish war and had been commander in chief of the National Army of Spanish War Veterans since 1909. His death followed an operation performed a week earlier.
The Connecticut and Louisiana, authorized by the naval appropriation bill, will carry the most powerful batteries. Chief O Neill aims to extend main battery guns to 45 calibres to boost range and velocity, improving penetrating power and ship advantage.
From St Paul on August 27 the state board reports 1,125 deaths in the past month, a population of 1,751,395, and a rate of 64 per 1000. Cities over 2,000 inhabitants registered 629 deaths, rate 1.01 per 1000. Rural areas saw 496 deaths, tuberculosis caused 142, pneumonia 4, diphtheria 31, and cancer 5.
Fargo editors report a formal announcement of a former congressman and potential U.S. Senate candidate in Nelson County. The statement signals Johnson’s possible bid, facing challenges within the Han croch opposition and broader party dynamics.
A report from Rathdrum Idaho dated August 27 notes a prowler loitering during a Great Northern train near San Point. The incident raises concern that highwaymen are active, with potential days of concealment for further mischief.
Reports from Barcelona indicate a cyclone caused enormous damage on the island, with houses damaged and lives lost. News from Folanits details nine fatalities and extensive destruction across the region.
Fragmented box scores show American League results with Baltimore Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland Washington Detroit Boston St Louis and Pittsburgh Boston. National League entries include Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati New York with varied scores.
Wheat prices cited from Minneapolis on August 26 show No. 1 hard at 78 cents, No. 1 Northern at 64 to 66 cents, and No. 2 Northern around 72 cents. The report references Dec contracts and general market levels for the day.
Sioux City la Aug 26 cattle and hog price report lists beef cattle at 5.75 to 7.59 for cows bulls and mixed 2.75 to 15.00 for stockers and feeders yearlings 2.60 to 4.25 hogs quoted at 7.10 to 6.9? with varied ranges.
Duluth rail price list shows No. 1 hard at 4%c, No. 1 Northern 79%c, No. 2 spring 61%c, with arrivals expected at 7 1/2 to 70%c. December futures 65%c. Flax cash traded at $12 per bushel.
St Paul August 26 cattle quotes from Cattl Choice butcher steers six dollars and twelve and a half cents per hundredweight. cows and heifers four dollars to premiums. veals three sixty to four hundred sixty. hogs seven twenty to seven sixty. sheep four dollars to four dollars and twenty five cents. lambs four dollars per hundredweight.
Chicago Union Stock Yards reports prices on August 2 with prime steers at around $8.07 to $8.20, medium $4.00, feeders $1.25 to $5.50, cows $1.50 to $6.00, Texas steers $3.00. Hogs mixed to butchers $7.16 to $7.90, heavy $6.95 to $7.50, light $7.10 to $7.70, bulk $7.35. Sheep and lambs range from $3.5 to $6.00 for lambs.
Chicago grain and provisions report lists Wheat at 71 and 6726 for Dec May, Corn Sept 68e Oct 48c May 39 4¢, Oats Aug 34c Sept 338c Feb 30 10K May 80c, Pork averages 16.80 Sept 16.87 Oct 17.00 Jade 14.00 May 14.35, Flax cash Northwestern 1.47. south 1.41 Sept 1.38 Oct 1. Buttercream dairies 15 182. Beas intc 12% 13c. chickens Cc.
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