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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1903

Page

4

Local Fraternal Lodges Meet on Alternate Saturdays

Societies including PROTHFRYOOD AMERICAN YEOMEN in Austin hold meetings on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays in Woodman hall with officers listed. Fidelity Lodge No 39 AF and AM meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays in Masonic hall Austin Mean. Cedar Camp No 205 R N A meets 2nd and 4th Mondays. C E S No 2 meets 1st and 3rd Mondays in Masonic hall. officers named for each group.

Miotic College To Award Senator Boodler Doctor Title

The paper reports one Miotic college will confer a Doctor of Laws on Senator Boodler, a match described as appropriate by Brownley. Warnings arise about evaluator scrutiny and the broader political finance mood reflected in market declines affecting debts and corporate actions.

Mspert Townley Senator Boodler Brownley

Modern Samaritans Meeting Notice and Lodges

Modern Samaritans Austin Council No 53 meets on the second and fourth Tuesday each month at 7 p.m. at Woodman hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. Herbert St Ledger. Wood Samaritan, J. Scovell, Scribe. Austin Lodge No 55 Knights of Pythias meets every Monday evening in Elke Hall. Visiting Knights welcomed. J C Soyder, Wd Orouten.

Austin Homestead No Woodman Hall NJ Mayer Foreman F Peck Austin Council Herbert St Ledger Ood Samaritan Scovell Elke Hall J C Soyder Wd Orouten

Local Masonic and Veterans Meetings Noted In Post Notices

Meets listed include Ist and 8rd Tuesday evenings in MW A hali Marietta Ames with Dr Fannie Feister as Lady Commander and Record Keeper. Court of Honor No 414 meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday evenings in Elks hall with Rev Miller WC and Mrs Sarah Foster as Recorder MGINTYRE POST No 66 GA holds regular meetings on the first and third Saturday evenings each month. Joan Robertson commander invites visiting comrades.

Masonic Hall Austin Mean Jobn Robertson U Thompson Hali Mraetta Ames Fannie Feister Court OF Honor No Elkshall Hai Joan Robertson

Chamberlain Liberals Win Narrow Victory in Commons

In London the Liberal motion to adjourn was defeated 252 to 132 as Campbell Bannerman sought more light on the tariff issue. The debate solidified Chamberlain’s gains, pushed Balfour toward a hard line, and unsettled the government’s position on a colonial retaliatory policy with New South Wales. Rumors of cabinet resignations circulated, but no changes were confirmed. The government’s precarious stance suggests an early appeal to the country on the preferential tariff debate.

London House of Commons Henry Campbell Pannerman gare@sment Balfour Chamberlain New South Wales Lawson Mr. Balfour Mr. Chamberlain Ritchie Duke of Devonshire

Homeseekers Excursions Rates Announced by Rail Lines

The Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway and the Iowa Central Railway announce Homeseekers Rates to multiple western and northwestern states. Rates are one fare plus $2.00 round trip, limited 21 days from date of sale. Valid on first and third Tuesdays in April May and June 1903 and 1963 respectively. Inquiries may be made at any ticket agent or at A B Curts GP & TA Minneapolis Minn.

Minneapolis & St. Louis R. BR Minnesota North Lakota Montana Idaho Washington Oregon A. B. Curts GP & TA Minneapolis, Minn Iowa Central Ba Y Dakoota Iown Central Curts GP & T A Minneapolis Minn

Royal Arch Chapter and Elks Meeting Notices

Meets on the second and fourth Friday evenings of each month at the Elks hall on Main St. Visiting Elks invited. L. D. Baird Exalted Ruler O J Simmons secretary. Royal Arch Chapter No 14 states meetings in Masonic hall Austin Minn on second and fourth Fridays. K Geo Doehne Jr MK HP Parke Goodwin Secretary.

New Elks Main St Elks L. D. Baird O J. Simmons Masonic Hall Austin Minn K Geo. Doehne Jr MK H P Parke Goodwin

Great Western railway round trips to multiple Minnesota resorts

Tickets on sale daily June 1 to Sept 30 with return by Oct 31 for round trips via Chicago Great Western. Also good to Colorado Utah Black Hills New Mexico and Texas with stop over privileges. Inquire at any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago IL. June 12 26 03 $13.00 round trip via Chicago Great Western. sale June 13 14 good to return June 26 or July 25 with 50c extra. Further info from agents or J P Elmer G P A Chicago IL.

Chicago Great Western Railway St. Paul Minneapolis Superior Ashland Duluth Minnesota Colorado Utah Black Hills New Mexico Texas Great Western J. WP. Elmer GPA Chicago Tudarayclis Sne Chcago Great Western Railway J. P. Eimer G.P. A Indianapolis Ind Great ‘Western J. P. Elmer G.P Ill

Corner St Paul Street and Oakland Avenue Update

Community church notices list pastor residence on Corner St Paul Street near Oakland Avenue. Sunday preaching schedule and Sunday School for juniors. Thursday prayer meeting and teachers meeting announced.

St. Paul Street Oakland Avenue

Religious Services and Guild Meetings on Sunday

Sunday Holy Communion at Corner Water and St Paul Streets with morning service at 7:30 am and Sunday School plus Bible class. Evening Bible class at noon and Evening Service listed as 7:30 in winter 8:00 in summer. Cecelia Guild meets Tuesday and Ladies Guild Friday evening. Choir practice on Sunday evening.

Corner St. Paul and Mill Streets Pia Ladies Guild Peeens - Fridg

Illinois and Midwest Cities Listed in Brief

A compact list notes several U.S. cities across Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri and Nebraska including Chicago Cincinnati? Omaha and St. Louis among others. The snippet reads like a directory or travel reference with place names in a scattered sequence.

Travel notice for Great Western rail fares 1903

Travel notices from Modern Woodman and Grand Lodge Rebekah I O C F announce rail fares for trips from Indianapolis to St. Louis Kansas City and Chicago via Great Western and Iowa Central Railways. Details include sale dates June 13 14 23 24 1903 with round trip options and return deadlines June 26 27 or July 25 with extra charges. Applications to G P A agents A B Cutts and J P Elmer in Minneapolis and Chicago Illinois.

St. Louis Kansas City Iowa Central Railroad A. B. Cutts Minneapolis

Great Western Airway Sale Dates Through Sept 1903

On sale via Chicago Great Western airway on the first and third Tuesdays of each month to points west and southwest. For Great Western agent or J P Elmer, G P A Chicago, Tl.

Chicago Great Western Airway Great Western J P Elmer G P

Loston Excursions From Chicago Advertised

Loston Excursions announces Nicxei Plate Road trips from June 25 to 27 and July 1 to 5 at popular rates. Tickets available through City Ticket Office 111 Adams St and Union Ticket Office Auditorium Annex Chicago.

Loston City Ticket Office Adams St Union Auditorium Annex Chicago Nickel Plate Road City Union Ticket

Train fare offer across June and early July

A brief travel notice announces discounted fares on Nickel Plate Road from June 25 to 27 and July 1 to 5, with liberal return limits. Details promised at the station or agency.

New CMStP Coaches Boost Comfort on Chicago Route

New coaches placed in service between here and St Pan, and Minneapolis by the Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul railway, have greatly increased travel comfort and boosted the line's popularity.

Here St. Pan Minneapolis Chicago, Milwaukee

California tourist car offer by Chicago Great Western Ry

Chicago Great Western Railway offers a choice of three through tourist cars to California. Inquiries should be directed to a Great Western agent for details on routes, schedules, and pricing.

California Chicago Great Western Ry Qi'y Great Western Abou

Death Toll Grows as Heppner Flood Cleanups Begin

In Heppner Oregon on June 18 crews started clearing flood wreckage and recovering bodies. As many as 200 dead were tallied with likely more to be found scattered along the creek and buried by sand. Teams work to clear debris and move houses, while schools and a coaches house provide shelter for flood victims. The Oregon Railway and Navigation Company suffered the heaviest loss with ten miles of track and roadbed destroyed.

Heppner Ore Lexington Hearner Oregon Railway and Navigation Company

Reliance retired after topsail snap ends race near Larchmont

Two minutes after the start of a thirty mile triangular race at Long Island Sound, Reliance's topmast broke, tearing sails and sparting a partial fall. Only a stump of mast remained as she withdrew crippled while Constitution and Columbia continued. Constitution won the Adams Cup by 9 minutes 46 seconds elapsed.

New Yor Columbia and Constitution Larchmount Yacht Club Long Island Sound Reliance Iselin Relance Columbia Commodore Adams Larchmont Club

Telegraphic Briefs Snapshot From 1906 Minnesota News

Bennie O'Brien eleven drowns in Mississippi at Minneapolis. New department of commerce and labor building flag raised Wednesday. Minnesota Medical society reorganizes on liberal lines in session at Minneapolis. Mail from Orient reports Russia aggression in Thibet Manchuria Mongolia and Korea. Volksfest draws nearly 30000 at River View park Baltimore on Wednesday. British monitor Scorpion towed by Powerful foundered eighty miles off George's shoal. crew of fifteen rescued. Two Milwaukee physicians issue statement that Lolita Armour is perfectly well, refuting rumors about Dr Lorenz.

Bennie O'Brien Mississippi Minneapolis Department of Commerce and Labor Minnesota State Medical Society Orient Tell Russia Thibet Manchuria Mongolia Korea Saenderbund River View Park Baltimore

National and American League scores and Montana unionization

National League results from Philadelphia and Boston show Yankees scores and game two outcomes. American League games list Philadelphia beating St Louis and New York edging Chicago, with Boston beating Cleveland in game two. Helena reports the American Book company plans union contract with the Montana state text book committee, ending a long dispute with the International Typographical union. Two Red Men die after ingesting bone liniment laced with alcohol following heavy drinking. A Terre Haute quarrel ends with William Lethinger killing George Butcher. A quip from the Atchison Globe closes the item.

Philadelphia New York Boston Brooklyn St. Louis Chicago Cleveland Helena Mont American Book Company State Text Book Committee Public Schools of Montana International Typographical Union

Badgers In Good Condition At Regatta

Poughkeepsie N Y June 18 For the first time Andrew ODea could coach the Wisconsin crews by pacing the Queen City The Badgers are generally in the best of condition and spectators place them second only to Cornell

Poughkeepsie N. Y Andrew O'Dea Wisconsin Queen City O’dea Badgers Cornell

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