Pan-American Exposition Minnesotans Laud Rainbow City Brightness
The Minnesota Party reports the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo as a stunning achievement with vivid Rainbow City architecture and extensive federal and state interest. It describes the route via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and Grand Trunk as ideal for visitors, praising service, roadbeds, and staff, including Gov Van Sant and traveling agents who ensured a smooth journey.
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Chicago
Illinois
Buffalo
White City
Minnesota Party
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Grand Trunk
Milwaukee and Grand Trunk
The
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Mississippi River
Hastings
Red Wing
Winona
la Crosse
Great Pioneer Limited
St. Paul-Chicago
Minnesota Editorial Association Pan American Exposition Trip
A 249 member Minnesota editorial party traveled from St Paul to Chicago Buffalo Niagara Falls and Toronto for the Pan American Exposition. They toured the Minnesota building dedicated by Gov Van Sant, visited Statler Hotel Buffalo, Midway, and the Canadian city, with remarks on hospitality and organizational excellence. The trip concluded with a large banquet at Statler’s and return to St Paul.
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Minnesota
Gov. van Sant
St. Paul
Windsor Hotel
Gen. Monfort
Kellogg Newspaper Company
American Press Association
Minnesota Type Foundry Company
American Type Founders
Niagera Falls
New York
Great Lakes
Buffalo
State Association
van Sant
Moses E. Clapp
Hanson
Addéo
Dearborn Street
Grand Trunk
Chicago
Fred Harvey
Santa Fe & Frisco Nees
Indiana
Michigan
Valparaiso
South Bend
Casopolis
Battle Creek
Lansing
Capitol Building
Durand
St. Claire
Port Huror
Canada
Arthur
Thomas
Richelieu Hotel
Niagara
Minnesota Booth
Minneapolis
State Capitol
Minnnesota
Minnesota Flour Booth
Clapp
Stevens
M. Meldrum
Iverson
Nelson
Whitney
Sjoblen
Temple of Music
Temple of Munic
Munro
State Editorial Association
W. J. Munro
Minnesota Editorial Association
Minnesota National Guard and Exposition Band
A. B. Meldrum
Conrad Diehl
W. L Buchanan
Alexander McDougall
Minnesota Board of Managers
S. R. van Sant
H. P. Hall
Rowland B. Mahany
United States
F. C. Stevens
George H. Bridgman
Hamline University
America
State Exposition Board
John Morton
H. P. Hail
Eeditorial Association
Board of Managers
Statler
The
Press of
Gov
Mrs. van Sant
Association
Messrs C. Co. Whitney
F. J. Meyst
David Ramaley
C. J. Monfort
A. A. Ames
Gustaf Widell
Ira W. Bouch
John Pengilly
E. D. Evans
J. C. Miller
Robert Leng
E. Ozman
James Elwin
F. W. Betz
M. M. Garser
J. ©. Donovan
J. C. Jensen
Patrick Cronin
Buffalo Catholic Union and Times
E. W. Randall
Minnesota State Agricultural Society
Benjamin Moreley
Buffalo Times
Charles 8. Mitchell
Alexandria
Minn
Post-News, Herald
J. Balliett
Buffalo News
Father Cronin
Mahany
Niagara Falls
Queenstown
Lewistown
Goat Island
the International
Tronto
Toronto
Russin House
Victoria
Quebec
Will J. White
Canadian Lang Department
Canadian Press Association
John A. Cooper
Law
Howland
Senator Clapp
McConkey’s
McKinley
God Save the King
J. 8. Millison
Toronto Globe
D. McGillicuddy
J. Pettipiece
A. F. Rutter
Cox
Willison
Monro
Frank A. Day
Nestor
City
Parliament
Queen's Park
Leutenant
Middle Canada
Milwaukee
C. W. Stanton
Assoc P
Gene Committee
Stanton
Hall
Stine
Meyst
Aed Alent
Terp
E. P. Barnum
St. Cloud
Frank J. Meyst
W. Potter
A. L. May
John Brandtsen
Going Too Far in Reckless Speculation
An earnest citizen confronts a trust magnate, calling for an end to reckless speculation. The magnate agrees, noting that outsiders recently earned thousands by selling flyers, a practice he condemns as improper.
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Baltimore American
Local clerks and officials listed in 19th century roll call
A fragmentary roster enumerates numerous names including Pierce Turner EJ Meiwon Ole Klease Miller Seeehan James Opheim Starkesoo Car LM Eegen Haffner Hotson Magee Gould Lace Weeks MeNetr Sorfiaten Gilbertson Anderson Rankin Wilder Demming Kylie Donaldson Simmons Joyce Hunt Stowe Soule Thompson Kilas Utzinger Sanborn Brown OConnor as part of a public records display.
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OT Hey Pierce Sonst
T Turner
Weiwon
Ole K Lease M
H Miller
W Seeehan
James Opheim
Chas Starkesoo
Eegen
Peter Haffner
A Hotson
John J Magee
John Gould
W Lace
KJ Weeks
H MeNetr
John Sorfiaten
Ole J Gilbertson
Nels Anderson I
Anderson
W Rankin
HA Wilder
Demming
Kylie R
Donaldson
H Simmons
James Joyce
M Hunt
Oakland Church Weekly Schedule On St Paul and NW Corner
Sunday services include Sabbath School and Christian Endeavor at 6 20 pm Prayer Circle meets Thursday at 7 45 pm Ladies Aid and Missionary Society hold monthly on the fourth Friday. Golden Link group gathers last Saturday at 7 45 pm Church Session assembles the last Monday each month. Preaching and Sabbath School in Oakland today.
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NW Corner Water
St. Paul Streets
Seveee Ees Dam
Oapabdskeasa
Christian Endeavor
Ex’ Monary Society
Ene Golden Link
Sunday Services and Activities at NW Corner East Church
Rev BM, Krorze, pastor, leads Sunday service and Sabbath School. Christian Endeavor meets at noon. Sunday worship, Laughs chins, and 12 0m program. Weeknight activities include 645 pm Friday and 7 45 pm Wednesday Prayer Circle.
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Seme
Aonomee
Christian Endeavor Wrvins
McIntyre Post Fraternal Meeting Notices
Regular meetings are held by Austin Lodge No. 82 AOU at Hiks Hall on Main Street. Commander John Thobertee invites members to attend on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Harris serves as Recorder.
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Minnesota
Seittle
Minnesota Educational Ex
McIntyre
Eath Monte
John Thobertee
Austin Lodge
U. W
Hiks
Main Street
W. O
Hf Harris
Local Church Activities Schedule
Ladies Ald meeting held on second Friday each month at 2 Gim. Woman's Mission meets with Mrs G E Wilbour on first Wednesday at 3.00 Dm. Farther Lights gathers on the third Wednesday evening. Standing Committee meets in Church moe on second Monday each month. Deemons meet in Pastor's Study on fourth Monday at 7 30 pm.
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Woman's Mission
Mra G E Wilbour
Moe
Deemons
Fidelity Lodge No 3 Regular Communications Held in Austin
Fidelity Lodge No 3 percent meets in Masonic hall Austin Mimn on the first and third Wednesday evenings monthly. John H Anderson W M and Parke Goodwin Secretary are listed.
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Fidelity Lodge
Masonic Hall
Austin
Mimn
John H Anderson
W M
Parke Goodwin
Royal Arch Chapter No 14 Meeting Notice at Austin Minn
The Royal Arch Chapter No 14 holds stated communications at the Masonic hall in Austin Minnesota on every second and fourth Friday evening of each month. K L Johnson, MEH P, Parke Good win, Secretary.
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Masonic Hall
Austin
Minn
K L Johnson
Meh P
Parke Goodwin
Reverend Fl Anderson Pastor at Corner St Paul and Oakland
Pastor residence listed as 107 St Paul Street and Thursday prayer meeting announced for the Corner St Paul Street area with a teachers meeting noted in the brief notice.
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St. Paul Street
Oakland Avenue
Wsowres
Reverend Joan Treloar Pastor Details
Rev Joan Treloar, pastor, based at Corner Maple and Chatham streets with residence at 400 Kenwood Ave. South. The South Ladies Aid meets on the 4th Wednesday monthly. The Ladies Missionary Society of CLBM convenes on the 2nd Tuesday each month.
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Chatham Streets
Lane
James Snyder
Gedd
Myra Hobson
Ladies Aid Soc
Lena Treloar
Joan Treloar
Maple
Kenwood Ave
South Ladies Aid
Ladies Missionary Society
CLBM
Corner St Paul and Maj Preaching 10 30am
Community notes list a 10 30 am preaching session at Corner St Paul and Maj with church events including class meeting and Thursday evening prayer service.
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St. Paul and
Maj
Punsar Wepeot
Cedar Camp No 206 RBNA Meets 24 and 4th Mondays
Societies Cedar Camp No 206 RBNA meets on the 24th and 4th Mondays in Woodmanhall Oracle with Dr Fannie Keister as Vice Oracle Anna B Roble as Recorder Mrs C Wills as Receiver Mrs Elizabeth Correll as Chancellor Mrs Etta Ward as Past Oracle Julia Peterson as Marshall Dora Furtney as Inner Sentinel Alice Rose as Outer Sentinel and managers H G Waldecker Mary Nockels Kate Beiseker with Dr H Peirson as Physician.
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Woodmanhall
Oracle
Fannie & Keister
Mattie Fairbanks
Anna B Roble
C Wills
Elizabeth Correll
Etta Ward
Marshall
Julia Peterson
Inner Sentinel
Dora Furtney
Outer Sentinel
Alice Rose
H G Waldecker
Mary Nockels
Kate Beiseker
H Peirson
Meeting notes for Elkshall group officers and roles
Meets 24 and 4th Wednesdays at Elkshall. Lady Commander Mrs Fiora Cota. Lieut Commander Mrs Eve Williams. Past Lady Commander Mrs Spencer Barr. Record Keeper Mrs Terry. Finance Keeper Dr Fannie Feister. Chaplain Mrs Sarah Becker. Mistress at Arms Mrs Petty. Inside Guard Mrs Zender. Pickett Mrs Crandall. Manager Mrs Barr.
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Elkshall
Fiora Cota
Eve Williams
Spencer Barr
Terry
Fannie Feister
Sarah Becker
Petty
Guare
Zender
Crandall
Barr
Mystery Fragments From Woodman Hall Delegates
In Woodman hall on Tuesdays a group led by Mrs Beatrice Foster and Mrs Etta Hommel conducts lodge duties with officers including Recorder Louise Brenan Receiver Frances Rice Chancellor Lizzie Stearns Marshall Ethel Stearns Inner Sentinel Tillie Stevens Outer Sentinel Anna Wright and other members Mannie Stearns Mrs Bennett and Mrs Hudson appear in the fragmented list of officers and attendees.
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Woodman Hall
Acle
Beatrice Foster
Etta Hommel
Sprague
Louise Brenan
Frances Rice
Lizzie Stearns
Marshall
Ethel Stearns
Inner Sentinel
Tillie Stevens
Outer Sentinel
Anna Wright
Manne Wm Stearns
Bennett
Udson
Elishall meeting roles listed for Worthy Chapter
The text lists officers for the Elishall meeting on the first and third Tuesdays. Worthy Chancellor FI Crane, Vice Chancellor Mrs Emily Earl, Past Chancellor Is Green, Recorder Mrs Sarah Foster, Treasurer Chas Bush, Chaplain Mrs Beatty, Conductor Miss Inez Prouty, Watchman Mr Maxin, Gun Mr Malstrom, Managers Thos Beatty Edson Bassett and M Burton.
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Elishall
FI Crane
Emily Earl
Is Green
Sarah Foster
Chas Bush
Beatty
Inez Prouty
Maxin
Malstrom
Thos Beatty
Edson Bassett
M Burton
Austin Lodge Elks Meet Twice Monthly at New Hall
Austin Lodge No 414 BPO Elks meets on the second and fourth Friday evenings each month at the new Elks hall on Main Street. Visiting Elks are invited to meet. Exalted Ruler OJ Simmons. Secretary S Washourn
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New” Elks
Main St
Elks
OJ Simmons
S 8
Washourn
St Bernard Commandery Monthly Meeting at Masonic Hall
The St Bernard Commandery plans its first Monday evening gathering at the Masonic hall with Geo W Bliss serving as presiding officer and E C Parke Goodwin listed as recorder No 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Bernard Commandery
Masonic Hall
Geo W Bliss E C. Parke Goodwin
Transit schedules fragment with scattered connections
Fragmentary timetable lists arrivals and departures between St Paul Minneapolis Mason City and LaCrosse with multiple times and destinations. It includes connections to Peoria Madison Milwaukee Chicago and notes early morning and late afternoon windows. The garbled OCR leaves several incomplete entries and inconsistent formatting.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
m.Cresco Calmar Ob
M. Cresco Calmar
A. m
Peoria
Mason City
Ham
Marshalstows
St. L
Chicago
Waukee
Mason
St. Louis
la Crosse
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Devil
Eny
Grand Trunk Railway
David Brown
Cookson
Milwaukee Road
J. T. Conley
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Road
Detroit
Mount Clemens
Mich
New York City
Pennsylvania
Exposition
No. Exchange Street
Grand Haven
Montreal
Grand Trunk Pan-American
David Brown, Jr
Endicott Building
Niagara River
Statler's Hotel
Elmwood
Statler’s
Albright Art
Vacus
8Statler
Louis R. Dennis
Midway
Mower
Welch
H Pierce
JJ Rage
JD Raye
Stowe
Soule
John Thompson
Kilas Utzinger
Sanborn
Geo F Brown
O Connor
LeRoy Lelroy
Vilage
Adams Town
Adams
Nevada Lyle Lyle Village
Bennington
Clayton Marshall Windom
Frankford
Grand
Dow Grand Mea
Dexter
Red Rock
Brownsdale Village
Racine Cleasant Oy
Waltham Uddl Ag
Austin C
Waltham My
Rose Creek Sargeant Mik
PT Elliott
O Share Geo Wigen EF Hunt
Manchester
GE Nichols Cart
Jose SA
Phmith FJ Hil L
Chapman Augustus Vaux
P O Malley
Henry Habn
H.W. Khorze
Oakland
First Presbyterian Church
Krorze
Juine
von Dusko
M. W
Thoi, Hall
North Main Street
Ba Loucks
EH Sterling
Ptorte Aayat Mar
SF Corner Water
St. Paul Suonday
Hay Communion
Fivening
Kansas Cuy
St. Termes
Bam Sneapolb
HayGeid Coves
Arthur Cole
Igen
Royal Arch
First Baptist Church
FL. Anderson
First Congregational Church
E. ¥. Wheeler
Corner St. Paul and
Mill Streets
Noy
Christian Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. M. Brown
Cedar Camp
No. 206
RB. N. A
Lady Maccabees
Court OF Honor
BPO Elks
Uicego, Milwaukee & St Paw Railway
Marshalltown
Oskaloosa
Keithsburg
Monmouth Peoria
Kansas City
Monmouth
Hampton
Ackley
Eldora
Sdarshalltown
Manly
Kensett
Northwood
Albia
Meais
Agrive Depart
Owatonna
Va LaCrosse
Lea R’t Jackson
IR Lea
Yore Mankato
A Lea
Fair't Jackson
W. Snere
Iowa
Central Railway
Iowa Central
Depot
East Eighth Street
Raudenbush Musical Supply House
Raudenbush Building
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