Masonic and Yeomen Meetings Read in Austin Minn
Societies including Rother Wood American Yeomen Austin Homestead No 43 meet on the second and fourth Saturday evenings in Wood IOan hall. Adam Wayne is foreman with K F Peok as respondent. Fidelity Lodge No 34 A F and AM holds regular meetings at Masonic hall in Austin Minnesota on island gra Wednesdays. John H Anderson is W M and Parke Goodwin is Secretary.
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Austin Homestead No 43
Woodioan Hall
Adam Wayne
Foreman
K F Peok
Von Dusko Camp and Wa. Meet in Woodman Hall
Nov 23 meeting schedule notes Wednesday evenings in Woodman hall. Wm Cutter presides with Basterslag and Clerk listed, details sparse but show local group activity.
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von Dusko Camp
Woodman Hall
Wm Cutter
Basterslag
Cedar Camp M A meets monthly at Woodman Hall
The Cedar Camp No 06 holds its monthly meeting on the second and fourth Wednesdays at Woodman Hall. Officers include Anna B Robie and Cetera. agenda items are listed for the Oracle and Mere Pair banks.
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Woodman Hall
Oracle
Anna B Robie
Special Loverest Services at Corner St Paul and Mill
Sunday services held at 10:30 am 12 m 6:30 pm and 7:30 pm at Corner St Paul and Mill Streets. Free seats offered and strangers especially invited to attend.
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Corner St. Paul
Mill Streets
St. Paul and
Maple Streets
Mn Epworth League
Seace
Corner Water
St. Paul Streets
Holy Communion
Schowin
Pilote
Mibie
Cap
St. Cevelia Guild
Puesday
A Ladies Guild
VL Urseus
Ash Street
Weveeunchureb
Kenwood Ave
College St
Lady Maccabebrs Face Fourth Webates In Duel
The Lady Maccabebrs lineup includes Williams as Lady Commander Drule Faner and Record Keeper. Readying for a contested match against the nd and 4th Webates, the scene centers on team roles and leadership.
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Lady Maccaberbs
Wiliams
Drule Faner
Court of Honor No 414 Meeting Schedule Update
Court of Honor No 414 meets on the first and third Tuesday evenings in Mixes Hall with N J Streaver as WC and Mrs Sarah Foster as Recorder. Regular meetings are on the second and fourth Monday evenings in Masonic Hall with Mrs Elisabeth Todd WM, Nora Becker Secretary.
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Mixes Hall
J Streaver
Sarah Foster
Masonic Hall
Elisabeth Todd
Nora Becker
Model Camp and Island Meeting Schedule in Woodmas Hall
Two fraternal groups list meeting dates in Woodmas hall and Masonic hall. Model Camp 741 R.N.A. meets island on four Tuesdays. officers include Mrs Beatrice Foster and Mra Etta Hemme. St Bernard Commandery K Toe 15 meets first Monday each month. E Ober and Parke Goodwin serve as Recorder.
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R.N. A
Island
Woodmas Hall
Beatrice Foster
Ecle
Etta Hemme
Masonic Hall
E. Ober
C. Parke Goodwin
Royal Arc w Chapter No 14 Notices in Austin Minn
The stated communications of this Chapter are held in Masonic hall Austin Minn on the second and fourth Friday evenings of each month. R Geo Doehne Jr ME HF Parke Goodwin Secretary.
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Masonic Hall
Austin
Minn
R Geo. Doehne Jr
Parke Goodwin
Austin Council Meets on Second and Fourth Tuesday
Regular meetings are held at their post on the first and third Saturdays each month. Visiting comrades welcomed. Commande John Robertson notes visiting neighbors and Samaritan as part of the duties and scribe records entries.
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Austin Council
Cl Mont
Als
P. A
Woodman Ball
Welcoute
Pio
Goriin
John Robertson
Austin Lodge No 8 Meeting Notice
Austin Lodge No 8 A O meets second and fourth Thursdays at Ellis ball on Main Street C M Hall M W Harris Recorder at new location.
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Main Street
Austin
New Ellis
Visiting Knights Schedule Clarified in Local Notes
A note outlines meeting times for Visiting Knights on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. It mentions John and Cook as part of the Urvaces group and refers to Harris in the text.
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John & Cook
Urvaces
Haris
POBLES Meets on Second and Fourth Prelay Evenings
AUSTIN LODUE announces monthly meetings on the second and fourth Prelay evenings at the new Elks hall. Visiting Milks are invited to attend. L D. Baird serves as Exalted Ruler and O J Simmons as Secretary.
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Austin Lodue
New Elks
Bhoo Main
L D. Baird
O. J. Simmons
Secrecvary
Britain Demands Official Venezuela Papers for Parliament
London reports the first shots in Venezuela push critics to press government to lay official papers before Parliament. Italy’s entry and Puerto Cabello bombardment complicate hopes for pacific settlement as naval forces mass and debates over arbitration fade.
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Venezuela
Lansdowne
War Office
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Rome
Signor Riva
Caracas
Giovanni Dausan
Carlo Alberto
Liguria
Puerto Cabello
Castro
Blockade at La Guayra by Anglo German Warships
Dispatch from Willemstad dated December 14 reports Anglo German warships blockading La Guayra harbor. The steamer Yucatan was warned by the British cruiser Indefatigable and returned to Curacao. The Venezuelan government declined a German banker’s loan offer to settle its claims.
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London
Willemstad
Curacao
Daily Mail
la Guayra
Yucatan
Caracas
Remarkable tonic claim for universal cure
The text touts a universal tonic claimed to reach every organ including the stomach nerves heart and brain. It asserts this is the only way to secure an absolute permanent cure and remove the calm of a fei itated condition.
President Castro Prepares for Armed Resistance
In Caracas on December 15 the Associated Press reports President Castro remains calm and dedicates himself to organizing resistance. Fourteen hundred men enlisted in Caracas that Sunday, including boys and fifteen priests, as European colonies denounce British and German commanders.
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Caracas
Associated Press
Castro
General Alexis Nord Enters Port au Prince Hayti
General Alexis Nord war minister under the provisional government arrived in Port au Prince at the head of his army. He received a sympathetic reception from the people and his plans are unknown though most expect he could win the presidency if he declares candidacy aided by his strong forces.
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Port Au Prince
Hayti
Alexis Nord
Nord
Tobacco Warehouse Destroyed in Janesville Fire
At 3 o clock a m the tobacco warehouse of Joseph Grundy one of the largest in Janesville Wis was practically destroyed by fire The loss is nearly 60000 with the fire in the center of the tobacco warehouse district and other big warehouses threatened.
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Janesville
Wis
Joseph Grundy
Inauguration of Transpacific Cable in San Francisco
Eleven year old Lucille Gage christened the Pacific cable in a ceremony that launched a new era for Pacific coast development. The landing and splicing to Honolulu completed without incident before thirty to forty thousand observers as Mayor Schmitz and Clarence Mackay spoke on the occasion.
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San Francisco
John W. Mackay
Lucille Gage
H. T. Gage
California
Pacific Coast
Honolulu
Newsboy
Clarence H. Mackay
Cable and Postal Telegraph Office
Schmitz
Mackay
Clarence W. Mackay
The
Commercial Cable Company
German tariff bill hits Chicago packers hard
Chicago concerns say the Reichstag tariff bill will cut about 26 percent of their provision export trade excluding fresh meats. Armour & Co. official William C. Evans reports the law would wipe out nearly all German export markets for American packers, worsened by likely higher prices and limited chances to regain trade.
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Chicago
Reichstag
United States
William C. Evans
Foreign Department of Armour & Co
Berlin
House
Germany
Evans
Reorganization of the Militia Bill Debated in Senate
Washington reports the senate will consider Senator Proctor’s militia reform bill after routine business with hopes for action before Christmas. The statehood bill returns at 2 pm with Senator Dillingham opposing New Mexico and Arizona admission.
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Washington
Senate
Proctor
United States
Dillingham
New Mexico
Arizona
Friends of the Bill
Penrose
Philippine commerce summary for seven months in 1902
The War Department bureau reports Philippine imports excluding precious metals rose to 19,310,437 for seven months ended July 31, 1902 from 17,132,205 in 1901. Foodstuffs led gains with rice purchases up nearly 1.5 million dollars. Gold and silver imports totaled 3,026,747 in 1902 vs 1,230,294 in 1901. U.S. imports reached 2,433,889 in 1902, up about 500,000 from 1901.
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Washington
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Philippine Islands
United States
Quiet Week Ahead in House Before Christmas Holidays
Washington notes a slow pace in the house with a Tuesday vote on a bill giving the agriculture secretary power to regulate livestock disease spread. No major items planned beyond this and an urgent deficiency bill, with possible small measures before adjournment for Christmas holidays.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Sac and Fox Tribe Faces Extinction in Oklahoma
Government physician Dr Wy man at the Sac and Fox agency in Guthrie Oklahoma reports tuberculosis scrofula and other incurable diseases afflicting a large majority of the tribe He warns the tribe will be practically annihilated within a few years noting only 479 members remain of the once powerful group.
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Guthrie
Okla
Wyman
Sac and Fox Indian Agency
Oklahoma
Mrs Ulysses S Grant Dies at Washington Home
Mrs. Ulysses S Grant, widow of President Grant, died at her Washington residence at 11 17 p m. Heart failure from long valvular disease and bronchitis contributed to her death. Daughter Nellie Grant Sartoris was present. sons were away. Funeral plans set for Riverside Park beside her husband.
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Ulysses S. Grant
President Grant
Grant
Nellie Grant Satoris
Rosemary Satoris
Dr. Bishop
Jesse
Ulysses
California
Fred Grant
Texas
Riverside Park
Mr. Grant
Nellie
Algernon Satoris
Frederick Dent Grant
Jesse Ulysses
Sherman
San Diego
Cal
Widespread Fire Destroys West Side Steel Mills
Canal Dover Ohio December 15 The corrugating mills paint shop store room and the four mills building on the west side of the American Sheet Steel company burned overnight. Loss estimated over 1 million dollars with about 750000 dollars in finished product and the remainder in buildings and machinery.
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Canal Dover, O
American Sheet Steel Company
Waukesha Man Convicted of First Degree Murder
George Bowers was convicted of first degree murder in Waukesha Wisconsin for killing his father several weeks earlier. A stay of sentence was pending arguments for a new trial.
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Waukesha
Wis
George Bowers
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