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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1903

Page

4

Fraternal Lodges and Meetings in Austn Area

Listings of multiple fraternal bodies with meeting dates and officers including Austin Homestead No 443, Fidelity Lodge, Von Dusko Camp No 444, Cedar Camp No 206, and Cedar Brotherhood Society, detailing meets on 2nd and 4th Saturdays or 1st and 3rd Wednesdays, with officers Wheeler Mayer Foremac, Jon Robertson WM, Ed Carter VC, and others.

Austin Homestead Wsod NJ Mayer F Peck

Austin Council No 53 Meewon Meeting Schedule

Austin Council No 53 meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. at Woodman Hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. Herbert St Ledger Wood Samaritan, J. D and Scovell, Scribe.

Austin Council Meewon Anl Woodman Hall Herbert St Ledger Wood

Mon Evening Knights Meet in Elke Hall

Meeting notice states visits by visiting Knights every Monday evening in Elke Hall. Contact J U Spyder UU WJ Urbaton K 8 for details and participation.

Elke Hall J U Spyder WJ Urbaton

Court and club meeting notes from Elks venue

Meeks 1st and 3rd Tuesday evenings in M W Abali mention Mrs Etta Ames as Lady Commander and Dr Fannie Feister as Record Keeper. Court of Honor No 1414 meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday evenings in Elks pavilion with Kev Miller W UC and Mre Sarabi Foster noted.

Court OF Honor No Elks Pail Kev Miller Sarabi Foster Kevorder

McIntyre Post No 66 Regular Meetings So Held

McIntyre Post No 66 GAR holds regular meetings on the first and third Saturday evenings of each month. Visiting Comrades are cordially invited. John Roberwun, Commander.

John Roberwun

Milky Hill Club Meeting Notices

Meee on second and fourth Friday evenings of each month at the new Milky hill op Muin. Visiting Mike invited to meet with us, ly DB Meira weed Mooni ROYAL ANGUOMAPTER No 14. The seated communications of thie Ghepre ere agi in Meevnie Pell, Austin, Minn, vm war essenna and fourth Friday evenings of enon muni ms Ged Dueing fF, Aeef Pere vou win, Secretary.

Hi. Lodge Bel i Austin Mann Jon. Robertson Phonys N Milky’ Hell Mike Ly DB Meira Weed Mooni Immense Evoretery Thie Ghepreere Agi Meevnie Pell Austin, Minn Vm War Essenna Enon Muni Ged Dueing Ff Aeef Pere Vou Win Ladies’ Aid Woman's Mission G E Wilsour Ors

Homeseekers Excursions Reopened by M&StL R R

The Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad resumes its Homeseekers Rates to Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon plus western regions. Rates are the regular fare plus $2.00 for a round trip valid 21 days from sale. Applies on first and third Tuesdays of April May and June 1903. Inquiries to any M & St L ticket agent or A B Currs G P A Minneapolis Minn.

Minneapolis & St. Louis R. R Minnesota A. B Minneapolis, Minn Iowa Central Vickele Minneapulis Minn

Excursion Rates Advertised by Multiple Rail Lines

Railroad ads promote low fares and special excursions to California Minnesota Oregon Washington and more. The Iowa Central and Milwaukee and St Paul railways offer round trips with limited dates and dates for April June and May. Agents in Minneapolis Chicago and St Paul provide full details and bookings.

Railroad Tickets Sold for Los Angeles Round Trip 1903

Presbyterian Assembly prompts Minneapolis and St Louis railroad to offer Albert Lea to Los Angeles or San Francisco tickets for 50 dollars round trip. Sale dates May 3, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18 with a final return limit July 15, 1903. Diverse routes and stopovers allowed. call local agents or address ABK Dutts GPA Minneapolis Minn for details.

Los Angeles Presbyterian Assembly Minneapolis & St Louis Railroad Albert Lea San Francisco Abk Dutts GPA Minneapolis Minn

Special Rates to California and Arizona via Great Western

Special railroad fare offered by Chicago Great Western Railway with tickets on sale daily from April 1 to June 15. Inquiries to any Great Western agent or J P Elmer, G P A, Chicago Illinois.

Chicago Great Western Railway Great Western J P Elmer Chicago Ill

Great Western Offers Three For California Tourist Cars

Chicago Great Western Ry offers a choice of three tourist car combinations to California. Ask any Great Western agent for details and schedules.

California Chicago Great Western Ry Great Western Aleu

Homeseeker Excursions Flameseekers Tickets Offered

Flaming sales of fare tickets by Great Western Railway for trips to Chic ago, available at low rates on the first and third Tuesdays of each month from November through April. Through tourist sleeping cars included. For details contact any Western Agent or J. P. FY. er, G. P. A., Chicago.

Flameseekers Chicago Great Western Railway Cat Western J. P FY. Er Chicago

New coaches boost comfort on C M S P line

New coaches placed in service between here and St Jan and Minneapolis by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway greatly improve travel comfort and popularity of the line.

Here St. Jan Minneapolis Chicago, Milwaukee & St

Excursion Tickets From Austin To Los Angeles Sale

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway offers excursion tickets from Austin to Los Angeles for sale May 3 and 12 through May 8 1903. Return limit July 15. SNERK CW Agt.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Austin Los Angeles Retur CW Snerk, Agt

Postmaster Payne defends Smith on Tulloch irregularities

Washington June 1 Postmaster General Payne releases Smith’s reply to the Tulloch charges amid a broad defense of the investigation into irregularities at the Washington post office. He notes Smith’s letter closes the incident while promising more documents for public inspection and highlights a proposed rural route name publication as potentially boosting postal revenues.

Washington Payne Charles Emory Smith W. Tulloch Washington City Postal Administration Smith Mr. Smith Heath Bristow Post Office Civil Service Washington Post Office Tulloch Mr. Payne Ray Whitney Éscaré

Fight Over Crap Game Ends in Lynching Attempt

In Pittsburg on Sunday afternoon at High Bridge West Liberty two Negro men and a White boy were killed and another Negro badly beaten during a quarrel over craps. An enraged white mob dragged the third Negro toward a tree for lynching, but officers rescued him as gunfire with over 100 shots erupted between the groups. The dispute arose when white youths tried to stop the gambling.

Pittsburg High Bridge West Liberty

Freight routes and times across midwest cities

Brief list of freight movements and times linking Paul, Minneapolis, Dubuque, Chicago, Des Moines, Kansas City. Mentions origin city pairs and schedule marks such as 355pm 0pm and 4:08 pm. Includes locations Lyle Manly Mason tli3iam 655am City Meservey Eugie Grove Fort Dodge and Fort routes.

Ot. Paul Minneapolis Dubuque Chicago Des Moines Kansas City Lyle Manly Mason City Meservey Eugie Grove Fort Dodge

Governor General Attacked by Algerian Nomads

Algiers dispatch reports Governor General M. Jonnart was attacked near Figulge while traveling from Diemnan-ed-Dar to Benfountt with a party. A brisk fusillade followed leaving thirteen persons seriously wounded. Jonnart himself was unharmed.

London M. Jonnart Figulge Diemnan-ed-Dar Benfountt

Freight Handlers Contract With Chicago Firms

Chicago June deal aims to formalize freight handler arrangements with local firms. The contracts reportedly mirror terms set by the Lake Shore Railway, signaling a standardization of operations across Chicago rail logistics today.

Chicago Reobla Lake Shore Railway

Cartoonist Bowman Dead in Minneapolis Tragic Death

Cartoonist Roland C. Bowman of the Minneapolis Tribune died at 2 15 PM Saturday after forty eight hours of unconsciousness. Death caused by intentional asphyxiation.

Minneapolis Roland C. Bowman Minneapolis Tribune

Auto hits street car injures Cleveland family

In Cleveland on June 1 a car carrying John J. Jack, his wife, and Misses Jennie and Mary E. Jack was struck by a street car. Mrs. Jack suffered three broken ribs and is believed fatally hurt. The others were cut and bruised and may be seriously hurt.

Cleveland, O John J. Jack Jennie Mary E. Jack

German Baptist Brethren World Conference Opens Tuesday

Bellefontaine O June 1 Twenty five thousand people attended Sundays meeting incident to the annual conference of the German Baptist Brethren of the World Ministers from all parts of the United States spoke at the various churches during the day The business sessions of the conference will open Tuesday.

Peruvian election crowns Candamo as president

Lima Peru June 1 results show Manuel Candamo elected president with Iino Alarco and Serapio Calderon named first and second vice presidents respectively.

Lima Peru Manuel Candamo Iino Alarco Serapio Calderon

Telegraphic Brevities Summary

President Palma signs act increasing coffee duty in Cuba. Milwaukee and Chicago exchange wireless messages. Chicago restaurant workers strike threat appears likely today. Sixteen Black men drown near Pecan Point Tennessee after boats capsize. Mrs. Abe Martin kills her five year old son then attempts suicide in Dowagiac Michigan. John Danher Company plant burns Canton Ohio causing 100000 dollar loss. Senator Beveridge to join Roosevelt in Iowa during last leg of tour. British consul reports 860 killed in Van earthquake in Asiatic Turkey. Bronze bust of Cushman K Davis unveiled at Arlington National Cemetery. Lowell mass clash looms as textile workers and employers test strength with open bills for returnees.

Palma Cuba Milwaukee Chicago Mississippi River Pecan Point Tenn Abe Martin Dowagtac Mich John Danher Company Canton Albert J. Beveredge Roosevelt Iowa Erzeroum Van Asiatic Turkey Arlington National Cemetery National

Puritan Smoking Habit Shape of New England Law

The Puritan Fathers heavily smoked provoking church disturbance with pipes and smoke. In 1669 the colony enacted a law fining anyone found smoking on the Lord's day within two miles of the meeting house, 12 pence per offense. Several were fined, but the second clause of the law proved hard to enforce.

Platonic Friendship and a Bar Break in New York

The article discusses Platonic friendship and its modern gloss beyond Plato, contrasting it with romantic love and the ethical bond of character. It recounts a tale of a drunken Porter House break in New York City where Morrison, a Fly Market butcher, had a patron request sirloin cuts after a drunken plan to “break for the thick slice” from a shipboard stock.

Wetman Atoll Whitht Angs New York City Martin Mareen Morrison Porter House Gibbons

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