Austin Homestead No 44% Meeting Notice
Regular communications of this lodge are held in Wootman hall on the first and fourth Saturday evenings each month. Officers named include NJ Mayer Foreman F Peck Cor respondent PIDELITY LODGE No 3 AF and AM. Meetings occur in Masonic hall Avastio Monn on the istant Sra Weiesday evenings. mentions Jobe fie bertaou WM and Thugs 9. Secretary Von Dusko Camp No 745 meets tet and Sel Wermeda in 5 boil Ed Carter VC Ea Steeiing.
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Austin Homestead No
Wootman Hall
Mayer Foreman
F Peck
Jobe
Tet
Sel Wermeda
Ed Carter
VC A. Ea Steeiing
Cedar Camp No 25 Meets Twice Monthly at Woodmill Hall
Cedar Camp No 25 holds meetings on the second and fourth Mondays at Woodmill hall with officers Lene Par banks Oracle and Anna B Robie listed in the records for the attendance and recap.
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Cedar Camp
N. A
Woodmill Hall
Lene Parbanks
Oracle
Anna B Robie
Flameseekers' Rates Reopened by M & St L R R
The Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway resumes Flameseekers' Rates to Minnesota North Lakota Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and other western and southern points. Valid on the first and third Tuesdays of April May and June 1903, the fare is one fare plus $2.00 for a round trip, valid up to 24 days from sale. Inquiries to M & St L ticket agents or A. B. Curtis GP & TA Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis & St. Louis R. R
Flameseekers
Minnesota
North Lakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
A. B. Curtis
GP & T A
Minneapolis, Minn
Colonist Excursions To The West From Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway advertises colonist excursion tickets to California Washington Oregon Montana Idaho Arizona and other western points at very low one way rates. Tickets available daily through June 15 1903 with through tourist cars and agent details provided. A B Cutts and A F Curtis G P & T A Minneapolis offices note additional information for rates and schedules.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
California
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Fulder
F. A. Miller
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
R’y
Chicago
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Arizona
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
Town Central Railway
F Curis
Gp& TA
Min
Masonic Hall Meets Twice Monthly in Local Lodge
Meets on the nd and 4th Monday evenings in the Masonic hall. Officers listed include Mrs Wm McFarlane as WM and Jane Todd as Secretary.
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Masonic Hall
Wm McFarlane
Jane Todd
Modern Samaritans Austin Council No. 53 Meeting Notice
Austin Council No. 53 meets on the second and fourth Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Woodman Hall. Visiting members welcome. Scribe J. Scoovell notes Herbert St Ledgerood.
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Austin Council No
Woodman Hall
Ais Welpons
Herbert St Ledgerood Tan
Scoovell
Austin Lodge No 5 Korp Meets Mondays in Ellis Hail
Austin Lodge No 5 announces weekly meetings each Monday evening at Ellis Hall. Visiting Knights welcomed by Commander J C Snyder, C U, WJ Urbavu. KWo.
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Ellis
J C Snyder
C U
WJ Urbavu
Court of Honor Post Details from Elks Meeting
Court of Honor No.414 meets on Ist and 3d Tuesdays in Elks hall Rev Miller presides Mrs Sarah Recorder MecINTYRE POST No.6 AK holds regular meetings the first and fourth Saturday evenings of each month Visiting comrades invited. John Robertson Commander.
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Court OF Honor
Elks Poe
Miller
Sarah Recorder
Mecintyre Post
No.6
Tial Vm
Ee Tu Nvwd
John Rovertsun
Austin Lodge No. 4 Meets On New Main Street
Austin lodge of the A U W meets on the second and fourth Thursdays each month at the new Kiks ball on Main Street. C. M. Hall presides. M Ww, O H Harris, Recorder.
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Austin Lodge NO
New Kiks
Main Street
C. M. Hall
O H Harris
Royal arc chapter and st bernard commandery notices
Royal Arch Chapter No 14 in Austin Minnesota holds stated communications on the second and fourth Friday evenings each month at Masonite hall inviting visiting members. St Bernard Commandery No 13 meets the first Monday evening each month in Masoney hall with Parke Goodwin as recorder.
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Masonite Hall
Austin
Minn
K Geo. Doehne Jr
Parke Goodwin
ST Bernard Commandery
Masoney Hall
Ladies’ Aid
Woman's Mission
G E Wil- Duur
Sunday School. Christian Endeavor notes and events
Brief item details a church youth group activity and Sunday School session. Mentions Christian Endeavor involvement and community planning. No clear dates or locations provided.
Iowa Central Bay Reintroduces Homeseeers Rates
The Iowa Central Bay reestablishes Homeseeers' Rates to Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and other western and southern points. Valid on first and third Tuesdays of April May June 1963. Fares are one fare plus 2.00 round trip, limited 21 days from sale. Inquiries to any Town Central ticket agent or A B Curts IGPTA Minneapolis.
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Iowa Central Ba Y
Mianesota
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Town Central
Curts
IGP& TA
Minneapolis
Minn
Great Western Round Trip Rail Offer To Minnesota Resorts
Via Chicago Great Western railway. Round trips to St Paul Minneapolis Superior Ashland Duluth and other Minnesota resorts. Tickets on sale daily June 1 to Sept 30 good to return Oct 31. Also to Colorado Utah Black Hills New Mexico and Texas with stop over privileges. For full information apply to any Great Western agent or J P Elmer GPA Chicago Ill See add elsewhere in this paper.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Superior
Ashland
Duluth
Minnesota
Colorado
Utah
Black Hills
New Mexico
Texas
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
GPA
Chicago
Ill
Woodman Excursion From Austin To Blue Earth City
C M St P Ry runs a special train June 9 1903 from Austin to Blue Earth City for Modern Woodman Picnic. Train leaves Austin at 6 30 AM round trip fare $1 75. Inquiries to C W Snere Agent.
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Austin
Blue Earth City
Woodman
C. W. Snere Agt
Travelers Protective Association Fare Offer for Indiana trip
The Indianapolis based Travelers Protective Association announces a special travel offer from June 9 to 14, 1903. One fare plus $2 for the round trip with sale dates June 7 to 8 and return valid through June 18. For details, contact any Great Western Agent or J. P. Elmer, G. P. A. Chicago.
King Victor Emmanuel gifts Roosevelts rare books
Washington June 9 King Victor Emmanuel sends a valuable gift to President Roosevelt to be presented Monday by Signor Mayor des Planches Italian ambassador. The collection includes Prince Eugene of Savoy war reports in twenty volumes and Dante's Divine Comedy with Latin commentary.
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Washington
Victor Emanuel
Roosevelt
Signor
Mayor Des Planches
White House
Prince Eugene of Savoy
Stefano Talice da Ricardine
Morocco
Comedia
Eugene
Four Negroes Killed in Ambush in Forest Mississippi
In Forest Mississippi on June 9 four Black men and one Black woman were killed after an ambush that wounded Mr Craft and Mr Boyls. Eight to ten were severely beaten and most Black residents were ordered to leave the northern Smith County area. Reports say locals from Craft’s region carried out the killings and flogging, with the area reported quiet again if the expulsion proceeds.
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Craft
Saloonkeeper tries to shoot alderman in Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids Michigan on June 9 saloonkeeper Joseph Muste whose license was refused followed Alderman Charles A Hilton from the council chamber and attempted to shoot him with a revolver. The bullet hit Albert Schultz, who is in critical condition. Muste was arrested and admitted planning the assault.
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Michigan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Joseph Muste
Common Council
Charles A. Hilton
Albert Schultz
Muste
Georgia Negro Lynched For Murder In Macon
Banjo Peavy, a local Black man, was hanged by a mob in Macon after he shot W. Cope Winslow Jr. over a small debt. Captured and turned over to the sheriff, Peavy was killed during the night as bullets riddled his body.
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Macon
Banjo Peavy
W. Cope Winslow, Jr
Peavy
Winslow
Monitor Nevada damage from turret explosion at sea
Newport News report notes the Nevada suffered turret damage after a big gun explosion during target practice off the Capes. The monitor returned to Old Point Comfort and the navy department was notified. In Glasgow, Montana, pursuers had not yet reported on the four jail escapees who killed a death watch and assaulted officers. A major fire in St Clair Michigan nearly destroyed the Thomson Salt block with estimated losses of $100,000.
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Newport News
Nevada
Capes
Old Point Comfort
Navy Department
Glasgow
Mont
Charles Williams
Rutter
Dillard
Michigan
St. Clair, Mich
Conventions Open Across Cities and Regions This Week
The United Order of Boxmakers and Lawyers opened in Milwaukee Monday while the Managers of Newspaper Circulation meet in Boston for their fifth convention. The Ancient Order of United Workmen began in St. Paul. Reservation won the International Derby at Grosse Pointe. President Roosevelt may attend the Spanish War Veterans encampment in New Haven next September. Thomas Clark, Racine sailor and musician, died at his home after a fall from a chair.
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United Order of Boxmakers and Lawyers
Milwaukee
National Association of Managers of
Boston Monay
The
Ancient Order of United Workmen
St. Paul
Royal Oak
George Hendrie
Detroit
Grosse Pointe
Mich
Roosevelt
New Haven
Baseball scores from national and American leagues
In the National League Pittsburg beat Philadelphia 2 to 0, Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 1 to 0, Chicago won 8 to 6 over Boston. In the American League Boston defeated Detroit 6 to 1, Washington won 2 to 6 against Cleveland 6, Philadelphia 5, and Chicago 1. In the American Association Louisville lost 2 to 6 to Milwaukie, Indianapolis 2 to 6 against Kansas City, Columbus 5, St. Paul 2.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Louisville
Milwaukie
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
June Fair and Carnival Travel Offer 1903
Minneapolis event runs June 1 to 13 with a round trip fare of 3.00 to St Paul or Minneapolis via Chicago Great Western Railway. Tickets go on sale June 2 4 8 and 11 and are valid for three days. For more details contact any Great Western Agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago Great Western Railway
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
Chicago
New CMStP Line Coaches Improve Travel Comfort
New coaches placed in service between here and St Panl and Minneapolis by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway greatly enhance travel comfort and boost the line’s popularity among passengers.
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Here
St. Panl
Minneapolis
Chicago, Milwaukee
Not One But Choice of Three Through Cars to California
Chicago Great Western Railway offers travelers a choice of three through tourist cars to California. Ask any Great Western agent for details and schedules.
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California
Chicago Great Western Ry
Great Western
Altcu
Minneapolis Wheat and Livestock Prices Report
Minneapolis wheat prices on June 8 show cash 89 7 8c July 78 4c Sept 71c on track. Duluth bids arrive and in store flax prices for July at 1.12 1 14 with Sept Oct 1.14. St Paul cattle ranges 3.00 5.75 for cattle and veal 2.50 5.00. hogs 5.35 5.70. sheep 5.00 5.75 lambs 5.50 6.00. Chicago cattle 4.00 5.30. hogs 5.60 5.90.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
St. Paul
Chicago
Livestock报价与价格清单碎片
碎片文字显示牲畜报价信息混乱。提及羊只品种、不同地区和多组价格区间如 4.50 至 7.50 美元，以及小额金额与重量单位混用，具体对象和日期不清晰。无法确定完整条目，但可确认涉及羊群与春季价格区间。
Chicago grain and commodity prices in early June report
The report lists futures for Wheat July Tyc Sept Dec with percentages around 72 and 47 4 for Corn June July Sept Dec values, Oats June July Sept Dec prices from 33 to 36 cents, Pork futures July Sept around 16.75 to 16.92, Filax cash and Northwestern Southwestern around 1.10 to 1.14, Butter creameries and dairies about 15 to 22 cents, eggs about 13 to 14 cents, and poultry prices for turkeys and chickens.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Southwestern
Groffs Indicted Over Bribe Offer in Post Office Case
Washington reports the federal grand jury returned true bills against Samuel A. Groff and Diller B. Groff linked to alleged bribe offers to A. W. Machen former post office free delivery superintendent. Bonds set at 10000 and 9000 respectively as Tyner case awaits grand jury action.
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Washington
Federal Grand Jury
Groff Brothers
A. W. Machen
Post Office Department
Machen
Samuel A. Groff
Diller B. Groff
James N. Tyner
Tyner
Terms of settlement ends UP shopmen strike in Omaha
Omaha date line June 9 terms reach at Union Pacific strike ending immediate ceasefire reinstatement for old workers who apply within 30 days pay up by 16 percent nine hour day nonunion workers to adjust. The statement comes from both sides and both are satisfied. The piece then shifts to a stationary essay on glaciers and Arctic life.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Burt
McKeen
Prosperity and appearance in tough times
The text urges adopting an appearance of prosperity to attract support and avoid rejection. It warns against mixing visible frugality with extravagance, noting that a brave front helps weather hardship and that fortune favors those who seem capable of making the best of it.
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Dame Fortune
The Reckless Spendthrift of Time Declares Value
A reflective meditation on time as the irreplaceable resource. It argues that money and property can be recovered or rebuilt, but moments once passed cannot be reclaimed. The passage frames time as the ultimate, irreversible loss and urges prudent living.
Playwright Questions Four Act Structure
An anxious young playwright asks if the work could improve by using three acts. A critic replies that reducing acts would not help, arguing the curtain timing would be worse and the play would run longer in performance.
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Chiciso Record-Herald
Dreamer Verses vs. Actioner in Love and Wealth
A dreamer writes verses to win praise from a beloved, convincing a magazine friend to publish them. The man of action corners the stock market, becomes a billionaire, while the girl marries a moneyed heir and lives happily. The dreamer and the actioner ignore the rest as she endures sadness.
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Action
Man of Action
Haareled
How to Boil Water for Coffee and Tea
A Washington hotel steward extols simple water boiling for better coffee. Fresh water, warm kettle, quick fire, and immediate pouring after reaching boil are key. He warns against letting water linger on heat to avoid vapor loss and possible contamination. doctors note boiled water lasts about five minutes for safety.
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Washington
Safety In Numbers Brannigan and Mannigan Confront Hatred
Brannigan comes home and shares his supper with Mannigan while Flannigan urges sharing past supper time. A quarrel ends with Brannigan claiming his wife is mad and stating he cannot be beaten by both. The Philadelphia Ledger notes the tense domestic scene and bravado.
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Mannigan
Flannigan
Philadelphia Ledger
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