Plover Wood American Yeomen and Fidelity Lodge Notices
Society notices show Plover Wood American Yeomen Austin Homestead No 443 meet on the second Saturday evening monthly in Wood ta ball New Jersey Mayer Poreman F Peck and John Robertson as secretary. Fidelity Lodge No 9A and AM hold communications in same hall under John Robertson as secretary. Von Dusko Camp MWA No S38 meets first and third Wednesday evenings. Ed Carter as Master and Ed Sterling as Clerk.
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Austin Homestead
Woodtae Ball
Mayer Poreman
F Peck
Cedar Camp No 26 Ron A Meets at Woodman Hall
The notice lists Cedar Camp No 26 Ron A meeting on the fourth Monday evenings at Woodman Hall with Mra Mattiew Pair banks Oracle Anna B Roble Recorder. Also O BE S No 2 meets on the same schedule in Masonic hall with W M Jane Todd and Secret aps.
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Cedar Camp
Ron A
Woodman Hall
Mra Mattiew Pairbanks
Oracle
Anna B Roble
Masonic Hall
Jane Todd
Austin Council No 68 Meeting Schedule and Welcome
Austin Council No 68 meets on second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 8 p.m. in Woodman hall. Visitors welcomed. Officers listed include Herbert St Ledger and J. Scovell as Scribe. Austin Lodge No 55 K of P meets every Monday evening in Elke Hall with visiting Knights welcomed. J C Snyder as CC and WJ Urbaten listed.
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Austin Council No. 68
Woodman Hall
Herbert St Ledger
Samaritan
Scovell
Scribe
Elke Hall
Knights Welscomed
J C Snyder
WJ Urbaten
MEs and Lodges Meet on Select Tuesdays and Evenings
Meats 1.t and 8rd Tuesday evenings in M W A hall. Mrstta Ames Lady Commander Dr Painie Feider Record Keeper COURT OF HONOR No.414 Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday sharp Rev Miller WC Mrs Sarah curder McINTYRE POST No 66 GAR regular meetings at their post hall on the brat and aird Saturday evenings each month Visiting comrades cordially invited John Robertson Commander AUSTIN LODGE NO 22 A. O. U. W. Meets second and fourth Thursdays of each month at new Ellis' ball on Main street C M Hall M W O Harris Recorder
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Court OF Honor
Shar Ralin
Neygular
Robertson
Austin Lodge NO
New Ellis
Main Street
C. M. Hall
W.O . Harris
Fraternal Meetings List in Austin and Surrounding
A fragment lists meeting times for several orders. The Royal Ark Chapter No 14 meets in Masonic Austin Minnesota on the second and fourth Friday evenings each month. St Bernard Commandery KT No 18 meets the first Monday evening in the Masonic hall. Names such as L. D. Baird enatted Kaler J Simmons J E Ober and officers Parke Goodwin are shown.
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Masonic
Austin
Minn
Doehbne Jr
Parke Goodwin
ST Bernard Commandeery
Masonic Hall
J. E. Ober
EK U
Marke Goodwin
Holy Communion and Evening Services at St Cecilia
On SE Corner Water and St Paul Streets the church holds Holy Communion on Sunday morning followed by Sunday School and Bible Class at 12:00. Evening services occur at 6:30 in winter and 7:30 in summer, with a 8:00 payment note. St Cecilia Guild meets Tuesday, Ladies Guild Thursday at 2:30, Friday evening service, and choir rehearsal Saturday evening.
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Junior Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Oakland
Christan Endeavor
Corner St
Paul Street
Oakland Avenue
Pal
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St. Paul Streets
St. Cecelia Guild
Ladies Guild
Homeseekers Excursions Return With Low Rates
The Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway re establishes Homeseekers Rates to Minnesota North Lakota Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon plus western regions. Rates are one fare plus $2.00 round trip, valid 21 days from sale on the first and third Tuesdays of April May and June 1903. Inquiries at any M and St L ticket agent or A B Currs GP TA Minneapolis Minn.
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Minneapolis & St. Louis R. R
Minnesota
North Lakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
GP & TA
Minneapolis
Mino
Colonists Excursions to the West by Railways
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway and Iowa Central offer one way Colonist Excursion tickets to California Washington Oregon Montana Idaho Arizona and more at low rates through June 15 1903 1908 Educational notices urge travelers to contact local agents for rates through cars and details F A Miller A B Cutts and A F Curis sign for the respective railways
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Los Angeles
Mirstay
California
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
F. A. Miller
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y. Chicago
M. & St. L. Railroad
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Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Arizona
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
Iowa Central Railway
Curis
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Iowa Central Ry Restores Homeseekers Rates to West
The Iowa Central Railway reestablishes its Homeseekers Rates to Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and western southwestern southern and southeastern 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 with a 21 day limit from sale. For full details contact any Iowa Central ticket agent or address B Cutts G P and T A Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Iowa Central B.y
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Cutts
P&t A
Minneapolis, Minn
Great Western rail round trips to Minnesota and beyond
Round trips offered by the Great Western railway to St Paul Minneapolis Superior Ashland Duluth and other Minnesota resorts with tickets on sale June 1 to Sept 30 and return by Oct 31 Also to Colorado Utah Black Hills New Mexico and Texas with stopover privileges Apply to any Great Western agent or J P Elmer GPA Chicago Ill For further details see advertisement elsewhere in this paper and other routes via Town Central Railroad to St Louis or Kansas City.
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Great Western Railway
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Superior
Ashland
Duluth
Minnesota
Colorado
Utah
Black Hills
New Mexico
Texas
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
GPA
Ill
St. Louis
Kansas City
Town
Woodman Excursion Train Austin to Blue Earth City
The C M St P Ry will run a special train from Austin to Blue Earth City on June 9 1903 for the Modern Woodman Picnic. Train departs Austin at 630 AM. Round trip fare is 175 dollars. For details contact C W Snere Agent.
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Austin
Blue Earth City
Woodman
C. W. Snere Agt
Great Western Railway Round Trip Fare Notice
Indianapolis travelers can ride to Chicago via the Chicago Great Western for one fare plus 2 dollars round trip. Tickets on sale June 7 and 8, with return valid until June 18. For details contact any Great Western agent or J. P. Elmer, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago Great Western Railway
Great Western
J. P.elmer
Chicago
June Fair and Carnival Route to St Paul or Minneapolis
Minneapolis hosts a June Fair and Carnival from June 1 to 13, 1903. Round trip fare is $3.00 via Chicago Great Western Railway. Tickets go on sale June 2, 4, 8, and 11. Valid for three days. For 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 Coaches Boost Comfort on C M St P Route
New coaches placed in service between here and St Paul and Minneapolis by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway have greatly improved comfort in travel and increased the line’s popularity among passengers.
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Here
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago, Milwaukee & St
Great Western Offers Three Choices for California Tourist Cars
Chicago Great Western Ry advertises a choice of three sightseeing tourist cars bound for California. Passengers may consult any Great Western agent for details and scheduling.
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California
Chicago Great Western Ry
Great Western
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Se o in a You Have Always Bow on ee 7 the week
The fragmentary text appears garbled and incomplete. It does not provide discernible names, places, dates, or events to craft a coherent news item.
Saengerfest Opens in Baltimore With 16,000 Seats Used
The twentieth triennial Northeastern Saengerfest opened with a reception concert at Fifth Armory hall. About 5,000 singers on stage and 9 on the floor, 2,600 Baltimore singers and 2,600 school children participated for flag day. Theodore Roosevelt and other dignitaries expected at events through midweek as crowds reach around 40,000. The next Saengerfest will be in Newark, New Jersey.
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Stars and Stripes
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Melamet
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Baron von Sternberg
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H. C. Taylor
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Commission proposes Rev. Hendrick for Cebu bishop
Rome reports the five cardinal commission handling Philippine affairs will recommend Rev. Thomas A. Hendrick of Rochester to the pope for the Bishop of Cebu. The Vatican claims progress by sending four American bishops to the islands. Also noted are the consecrations of Mer. Rooker as bishop of Jaro and Rev. Dennis J. Dougherty as bishop of Nueva Segovia.
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Philadelphia
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Baseball scores from national and American Association games
In National League action at St. Louis Boston won 5 to 1. Cincinnati took 7 to 6 over New York. Chicago beat Philadelphia 4 to 2. In the American Association Louisville defeated St Paul 2 to 1. Columbus triumphed over Kansas City 4 to 0 while Toledo edged Milwaukee 6 to 3.
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Columbus
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Minneapolis Wheat and St Paul Stock Yards Prices
Minneapolis market report dated June 13 shows cash wheat at 79 liquid futures July 78 half Sept 71 on track values for various grades. St Paul union stock yards lists cattle good to choice steers 4.25 to 5.00 cows and heifers 3.25 to 4.00 veals 2.50 to 5.00 hogs 5.50 to 6.15 sheep 5.00 to 5.76 lambs 5.75 to 6.50.
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Goda
Lockout to Continue Shuts City Building Work
York reports a complete building lockout in effect as of June 15 as the Building Trades Employers Association demands unions accept an arbitration plan to prevent future strikes. About 50 000 of 120 000 out of work since May 4 expected to remain idle through the week. President Charles L. Eidlitz says the order will last until the plan is agreed, with work halted once on hand material is exhausted. Walking delegates warn of a hard stand and no further work until understanding is reached.
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York
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Charles L. Eidlitz
Northern Securities to dissolve. stock to be returned
New York reports the Northern Securities company will be dissolved and the Great Northern and Northern Pacific stock distributed to shareholders. Officials refuse comment while the Supreme Court appeal progresses. The deal mentions Rockefeller interests and the 1901 incorporation amid the Northern Pacific control struggle.
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New York American
Northern Securities Company
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
United States Supreme Court
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Great Northern
Strikes, fires, and floods plague early week news
Striking Chicago hotel workers persist as floodwaters rise in El Paso and the Mississippi. A stabbing in Cleveland claims Louis Rentz, while a warehouse fire in Winchester, Kentucky causes $160,060 in damage. A Chicago church leader dies at home. Fond du Lac hosts a large Northwestern Bank meeting with twelve bands. Tensions flare in France amid clashes of Catholics and Socialists. Kansas City marks first Sunday stockyard trading at the ships’ demand. Chauncey Dewey plans to present his account of the Berry family killings near Colby.
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East St. Louis
Louis Rentz
Cleveland
Joseph Lockey
D. 8
Gay
Winchester
el Paso
Tex
Lettie Quine
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Northwestern Bank Association
Fond du Lac
Wis
France
Kansas City
Chauncey Dewey
Berry
Colby
Kan
Wheat and flax prices in Duluth on June 13
In Duluth on June 13 wheat prices show No 1 hard at 81 3 4 cents, No 1 Northern at 19 to unclear, No 2 Northern at 78 3 4 cents, July at 9 cents, Sept at 72 4 cents. Flax futures listed with on track or store prices: July 1.10 cents? Sept and Oct 1.12, Nov 1.12 dollars per bushel.
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Duluth
Northern
Chicago Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle prime steers quoted 5.00 to 5.35. medium 4.00 to 4.90. stockers and feeders 3.00 to 4.75. cows 1.60 to 4.70. heifers 2.50 to 4.85. Hogs mixed and butchers 5.06 to 6.25. good to choice heavy 6.20 to 6.32. rough heavy 5.90 to 6.20. light 5.80 to 6.10. Sheep good to choice 4.60 to 5.50. Western 4.60 to 5.50. native lambs 4.50 to 6.75. Western 4.50 to 6.75. spring 5.56 to 7.50.
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Chicago
Rain Drops and Hidden Science Explained
A column discusses the mystery of raindrops, noting that despite rain existing since creation, knowledge about the origin and structure of a raindrop remains limited. It contrasts gentle drops with dramatic electrical discharges, suggesting future science may reveal the drop’s complex mechanism and its role in the universe.
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T Magazine
From Boston Man Faces Humiliating Court Speech
A faded suspect in ragged garb confronts a Boston origin during a drunkenness arrest. The magistrate jeers at his broken speech, mocking infinitives as the man laments public humiliation and a stern sentence in a dingy court. The scene echoes common people’s rebuke of authority.
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Boston
Ian
New York
Smoking nations and tobacco consumption figures cited
The London Tatler notes England remains a modest smoking nation while Dutch men lead in smoking. Germans rank second, but consume less than half as much tobacco per person. Dutch excess is echoed in pipe tobacco, with Germany and Holland far ahead of England overall.
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London Tatler
Germany
Holland
Nell and Belle Debate Society In Philadelphia Record
The exchange questions Nell’s social standing while Belle notes she belongs to eighteen societies. The Philadelphia Record cites the genius and inspiration of America resting on individual character and action, as the Schoolmaster proclaims.
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Belle
Norsa
Philadelphia Record
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BermudAmaidens and the Dowry Law’s Grip on Marriage
A historical notice discusses Bermuda’s old planting families where five of six daughters do not wed. It cites a 1612 Virginia Company colonization link, noting wealth and beauty yet restrictive inheritance rules. Under an antiquated law, daughters inherit landed shares but lose the dowry if they marry, prompting reluctance to marry and transfer of wealth among siblings.
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Islands
Virginia Company
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Rustic work and rustic log seating in country homes
The article notes many owners face the idea of rustic alterations like bark on logs for seats or summer houses. Rustic work suits natural surroundings and costs less than elaborate designs, though some overdo it by filling spaces with impractical rustic imitations in a sunny, civilized setting.
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America
Organ in the Venti Century Described as 400-Pipe England Instrument
Wolston notes a tenth century English organ with 400 pipes blown by thirteen bellows and a large keyboard. Early drawings show smaller organs with two to three pipe sets blown by one monk, played with a single hand. The text ends mid description of keyboard action.
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Wolston
England
Instrument keyboard history notes on pedals and octaves
The account discusses keyboard development from the eleventh century to the late medieval period. It notes the introduction of semitones within a three octave compass and pedal use in 1490 by Bernhardt, adding a B flat to A. It mentions small wooden pieces created by the player's toe as part of early practice.
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Bernhardt
Pigg and Hin Pig Indictment in Kentucky Case
A Kentucky indictment alleges that defendants unlawfully killed and destroyed a pig owned by George Pigg without consent. The pig, mate to others owned by Pigg, left him with one less pig and, by tearing the animal from his herd, violated the peace and dignity of the commonwealth.
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Hin
Kentucky
George Pigg
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Toilet of the Cat
Cats large and small make the most careful toilet among animals except some opposobains. Lions and tigers wash themselves like cats, using the fore foot as a sponge and brush while the tongue combs the rest of the body.
Nervous Passenger Addresses Officer At Sea
An elderly, anxious passenger on a steamer pleads with an officer to speak to the wheelman who wavers between turns. She insists the captain should intervene as the helmsman appears indecisive. The exchange unfolds amid shifting steering.
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London King
Bit Unkind Says Holden Burgess Holds Nothing Back
Holden Burgess claims he always speaks his mind. Belden counters with a sharp remark. A club confrontation last night left Burgess vocally silent, an unusual pause for the outspoken figure.
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Holden— Burgess
Belden
Boston Transcript
Envelopes in Eighteenth Century Letters Noted
A note from Notes and Queries cites a Birch manuscript letter from Martin Triewald to Sir Hana Sloane dated Stockholm April 24, 1765. The letter is enclosed in an ordinary envelope that is opened out and mounted at the end of the letter.
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British Museum
Martin Triewald
Hana Sloane
Stockholm
If dogs could speak they would have Something to say
A witty observation from the New York Mail and Express on how dogs would react to the silly names women give them, reflecting humorous social commentary.
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