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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1903

Page

4

Austin Homestead No 443 Lodge Meeting Details

Austin Homestead No 443 meets on 2nd and 4th Saturday evenings in Woodman Hall NJ Mayer Foreman F Peck Cor respondent Fidelity Lodge No 39 AF and AM olar communications held in Masonic Hall Austin Minn on 1st and 3rd Wednesday WM John Robertson, T Thompsn, Secretary VON DUSKO CAMP M WA No 243 meets 1st and 3rd Wednesday evenings in OO hall Ed Carter VC Ed Sterling Clerk

Austin Homestead No Woodman Hall Mayer Foreman F Peck Olar Masonic Hall Austin Minn John Robertson WM T Thompsn Oo Hall Ed Carter Ed Sterling

Meets 2nd and 4th Mondays in Woodman hall

The notice lists meetings held on the second and fourth Mondays each month in Woodman hall. It names Mrs Mattie O Fairbanks and Anna B Robie as organizers or recorders. The venue is Oracle.

Woodman Hall Mattie O Fairbanks Oracle Anna B Robie Recorder

Austin Council No.63 Meets on Second and Fourth Tuesday

Austin Council No 63 gathers on the second and fourth Tuesday each month at 8 PM in Woodman Hall Visiting neighbors are welcome Scribe J S Scovell records the session and Herbert St Ledger as Samaritan organizer.

Austin Council No. 63 Woodman Hall Herbert St Ledger

Court of Honor meets monthly at Elks hall under Rev Miller

Post No 1Al4 and Post No 66 GAR hold regular meetings on the first and third Tuesdays and first and wild Saturdays each month respectively. Commander John Robertson invites visiting comrades to attend. Minutes by Recorder McIntyre.

Court OF Honor Elks Hall Miller W C Sarah John Robertson

Inconvenient Piano Delights Ottoman Sultan

Leopold de Meyer, famed pianist of Dresden, once traveled to Constantinople to perform for the sultan. He borrowed an Austrian secretary’s grand piano, set it in a palace room, and, startled by the three‑legged instrument, played squat cross‑legged on a mat without pedals. The sultan was pleased and tipped over $5,000 as a “backsheosh.”

Lepold de Meyer Dresden Constantinople Legation Momeireh Leopold de Meyer

Rail Homeseekers Rates Reestablished by Two Lines

The Minneapolis & St. Louis R R and the Iowa Central Bay reestablish Homeseekers Rates to Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon plus western regions. Applies on the first and third Tuesdays of April May and June 1903 and costs one fare plus 2.00 for the round trip, limited 21 days from sale. Inquiries to any M and St L ticket agent or A B Curts GP TA Minneapolis Minn. or Town Central ticket agents and A B Cutts GP TA Minneapolis Minn.

Minneapolis & St. Louis R. R Minnesota North Lakota Montana Idaho Washington Oregon A. B. Curts GP & TA Minneapolis, Minn Iowa Central Ba Y North Dakota Town Central B Cutts Gp&ta Minneapolis Minn

Train fares to Minnesota and western states offer round trips

Via Chicago Great Western railway offers round trips to St Paul Minneapolis Superior Ashland Duluth and other Minnesota resorts. Tickets on sale daily June 1 to Sept 30 with return by Oct 31. Also valid to Colorado Utah Black Hills New Mexico and Texas with stop over privileges. For details contact any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago Ill.

Chicago Great Western Railway St. Paul Minneapolis Superior Ashland Duluth Minnesota Colorado Utah Black Hills New Mexico Texas Great Western J. P. Elmer Chicago, Ill

Great Western Railway round trip fare posted

WCCTAIN TIORM FOR Tudianapolis and June 12 26 903 dollars 13 14 sale tickets June 13 14 good return June 26 or July 25 50 cents extra J P Exmer G P A Chicago Ill apply to any Great Western Agent for information

Tudianapolis Chcago Great Western Railway Great Western J. P. Exmer G.P. A Chicago Ill

Train fares and sale dates for 1903 Indianapolis trip

In Indianapolis from June 12 to 25 1903 a fare plus two dollars round trip tickets go on sale June 13 and 14 good to return by June 26 or July 25 with a 50 cent extra. Information from Great Western agents J P Elmer G P A Minneapolis. Also notices for Grand Lodge I O G F St Paul June 24 25 with one fare and a third round trip sale June 23 24 good to return June 27 via Chicago Great Western and J P Elmer G P A Chicago.

Grand Lodge & Rebekah I C. F

Great Western Airway Sale Schedule Noted

On sale via Chicago Great Western airway on the first and third Tuesdays in each month to Sept 15, 1903 to points west and southwest. For Great Western agent or J P Elmer, G PA Chicago IN.

Chicago Great Western Airway Great Western J P.elmer G Pachicago

Boston Excursions via Nickel Plate Road Offer

Nickel Plate Road announces Boston trips June 25 to 27 and July 1 to 5 at popular rates. City Ticket Office 111 Adams St and Union Ticket Office Auditorium Annex Chicago handle bookings.

Boston Nickel Plate Road Adams St Union Auditorium Annex Chicago City

Train Sale Notice for Nickel Plate Road Fares

June 25 to 27 and July 1 to 5 offered on Nickel Plate Road with specially low rates and liberal return limits. Details and particulars available from the issuing office.

New Milwaukee Road coaches boost comfort and popularity

The Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul railway has placed new coaches in service between here and St Paul and Minneapolis. The enhanced comfort has increased travel ease and popular appeal of the line.

Here St. Paul Minneapolis Chicago, Milwaukee & St

Great Western Ry Promotes Three-Choice Tourist Car Offer

In California the Great Western Railway markets a three car tourist option. A Great Western agent is available to explain terms and pricing to potential travelers seeking scenic journeys and special accommodations.

California Chica Great Western Ry Great Western Abou

New Distillery Group Forms Against Distilling Co of America

Cincinnati reports the Commercial Distilling company of Terre Haute eight firms forming to equip a new Terre Haute distillery. They intend to distill and market their own product and cut ties with the Distilling Company of America and its distribution network. The move marks a clear opposition within the United States Spirits association.

Cincinnati Terre Haute Ind Distilling Company of America Commercial Distilling Company of United States Spirits Association Commercial Distilling Company

Test case charging John J. Ryan with grand larceny

Circuit Attorney Folk files information in St. Louis against turf investment promoter John J. Ryan for grand larceny as a test case. He was formerly indicted for embezzlement by bailee, but Judge Ryan ruled his relationship with patrons resembled a banker.

John J. Ryan St. Louis Folk Circuit Court Ryan

Popular ballot to decide Mississippi’s next U S senator

Mississippi election officials set August 6 for the state primary meaning the next U S senator will be chosen by popular vote. Incumbent Senator Money and Governor Longino lead campaigns across the state as the race heats up. Polo player Harry W Harrison, son of the Penn Provost, was seriously hurt in a polo match at Philadelphia Country Club after a collision and a pony accident. he was unconscious for a long period and is thought to be internally injured.

United States Mississippi Jackson Miss State Board of Election Commissioners Money Longino Philadelphia Harry W. Harrison Provost Harrison University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Country Club Harrison Alexander Brown

St Pauls Horse Show Opens As Vesuvius Erupts

The St Pauls horse show opened Tuesday while the volcano Vesuvius raged in eruption. Claude won the frontier stakes at Detroit in a gallop with Sir Gallant second. Louis Hammerslough, Kansas City dry goods merchant, died Monday of dropsy. Chautauqua at Lafayette closed Monday with William Jennings Bryan addressing. Samuel B Evans Ottumwa editor died Monday of apoplexy. Charles McKim New York architect awarded king's gold medal by Royal Society. Citi zens National Fargo dividend fixed at 62-10 per cent for creditors. General A Wes Gil elected president of the Dominican Republic after Vasquez overthrow.

St. Paul’s Claude Detroit Sir Gallant Louis Hammerslough Kansas City Lafayette Ind William Jennings Bryan Samuel B. Evans Ottumwa Charles McKim New York Royal Society of London For Citizens’ National Bank of Fargo N. D A. Wes Gil Horatio Vasquez Dominican Republic

Baseball Scores From New York Brooklyn and Philadelphia

Scores from games listed include New York 5 Chicago 4 in the first game with a second game New York 6 Chicago 10. Brooklyn 5 St Louis 2 in the first game and Brooklyn 8 St Louis 7 in the second. Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 2 and the second game tied 6 6 when called on darkness after eleven innings.

New York Chicago Brooklyn St. Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati

Cherry seed carving of 124 rulers and saints revealed

Dr Peter Oliver recounts a carved cherry stone found in Prussia and now in England showing 124 heads including popes kings queens and saints. He notes with a good glass the miters and crowns distinguish rulers from queens and saints. The seller paid £5000 for the treasure valued at about $25,000.

Peter Oliver England Oliver Prussia

Spirit to Be Deplored in Century Essay

Eliot Gregory argues that ambition beyond moral bounds drives a young man to sacrifice noble aims for wealth, a spirit to be deplored as liberal competence grows beyond prudent generosity and risks harm if left unchecked.

Eliot Gregory Century

Bankrupt at the Solicitor’s Prompt Payment Demand

A petitioner tries to push through bankruptcy with a solicitor demanding a $100 preliminary expense check. The client protests poverty, claiming no money, while the solicitor declares the client bankrupt.

A Universal Custom Umbrella Quip

A Washington Star anecdote notes a prudent citizen marks his umbrella with his name while a cynical man questions ownership transfer. The exchange uses humor to contrast care versus a lack of conscience in personal property.

Washington Star

The Doctor and the Professor Debate

A brief quotation exchange from papers notes a comical clash over society as a machine with the Doctor asking his role and the Professor dismissing him as a crank. The remark about the postal service hints at a broader satire on public systems.

Chicago Tribune

How Sir Walter Besant Was Cured of Almsgiving

A London promenade tale recounts Sir Walter Besant’s habit of giving a copper to a beggar woman at Hyde Park Gate. When she demanded more, a crowd formed and he fled, later learning the scene branded him as a rogue in the eyes of bystanders. The incident left him wary of promiscuous almsgiving.

Sir Walter Besant Hyde Park London Sir Walter Sir Waker

Watching a Spider at Work

The passage marvels at a spider spinning its web, noting the creature’s small body houses surprising intelligence. It highlights the spider’s planning, weaving, and repairing of threads with precision, likening its process to a skilled engineer at work.

Visitor Declares Return Next Year Over Busy Manager

A visitor asks the office boy to relay that the manager is too busy to meet. The visitor says he will call again next year to pay his subscription. The office boy confirms the manager's unavailability.

Office Boy

Simple But Essential Through Editing Quips

Rising author questions manuscript editability. Editor replies edits require only a second per page. Rising author suggests erasing a word, editor notes quotation marks fix.

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