Knights at Denver crowd sets west record for event
Denver crowds swell as 100,000 lights illuminate the city for the Knights Templar gatherings. A heavy shower dampens decorations, the competitive drill is canceled for harmony, and Hugh McCurdy is slated as grand master with Boston and Cincinnati contending for 1895 conclave hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Knights Templar
Gobin
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Hugh McCurdy
Boston
Cincinnati
Union Depot
Order
St. John’s
Providence
R. I. Henselmen
McKinley
Loon Law and World Notes From Aug 9 Dispatches
News items roundup from August 9 include President Harrison resting in New York with Mrs Harrison, a missing physician, and a disputed papal appointment. Deaths from cholera in St Petersburga official count reach 73912 with warnings of incomplete tallies. Panama political shifts show Vice President Leonard Canal resigning and Quintero Caldron taking over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loon Law
N. Y
Harrison
St. PeTenspura
Bogota
Panama
Leonard Canal
Quintero Caldron
Senate Debates Homestead Affair and World’s Fair Bill
The senate debated the Homestead incident with heated remarks and adopted a modified investigation resolution. The house, blocked by filibuster, adjourned after a short session. Subsequent days saw votes on sundry civil bills, a $2.5 million World’s Fair appropriation, and conference reports shaping the final bill. The session honored two senators who had died. Nearby briefs note a Fresno area train-robbing fugitives’ search, a Hamilton Buckle Club tournament with Canadian records, and Allerton’s injury update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hawley
Palmer
Illinois
Homestead
Pinkertons
Wasrington
Allison
House
Hoban
Durkborrow
Lo'cloky
Julio B
Holman
Towle
Ailson
Senate Committee On
Congress
Messrs
Plumb and Barker
Omaha Live Stock Market Report Snapshot
Estimated receipts show cattle at 1,300 to 1,600 head with varied prices. Cows and feeders range from high to mid figures, with post feeders around 2,400 and common feeders near 2,100. Hog prices steady to higher, with light to heavy hogs trading roughly from 5.40 to 5.85 per unit. Market pace described as steady to higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lim
Katimats
Arket Jc
Chicago cattle market holds steady amid brisk activity
Aston Stock Yards reports a generally active cattle market with strong demand and steady prices. Hogs are in limited supply and quickly sold at firm to higher bids. Sheep receipts moderate with common to extra grades priced around 3.50 to 5.40. Overall, a robust trading day with broad corn gains and firm hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamba
Witnes
Board OF Trade
Oe Qorn
ATS
Otober
Salge
SRY
Notable Figures Span Nations From Greek Premier To American Officials
The excerpt lists diverse figures: Tricoupis as Greek premier with six terms and pro English constitutional views. John S. Rhea of Kentucky mispronounced as Ray who helped Stevenson’s VP nomination. ex Speaker Reed's outlandish convention attire. Dr M F Howley Newfoundland bishop and author loved by American fishermen. Lord Veagh seeking Savernake forest to bolster title. Rear Admiral Foster ally to the president during a Chyfin dispute. Neil Bryant a Washington clerk once famed minstrel. Rechayett-Mattzoff Russian czar’s chamberlain rich in his country. CHATS Abgus Men in Tremont with 1078 acres orchard. and Paul de Cassagnac pressing abolition of French duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Wellhouse
Tremont
Raw
Neil Bryant
Washington, Um
Rechayett-Mattzoff
Paul de Cassagnac
Tricoupis
Newfoundland
Lord
Veagh
Guinness
Stont
Porter
Savernake Forest
Ailesbry
Foster
Kansas
White House
Entertainer notes and theater moves move through season plans
Clara Belle joins a farce lineup, Billy Buckley faces institutionalization at Ward's Island Lisane, Jd H Ry ley and Madeline Lucette plan a Australia tour, Jen nie Whitbeck shines as soubrette. Kate Castleton dies, Dressler earns rising fame, Marie Dressler hailed for future in comic opera. Sousa resigns Marine band directs US tour with Whit will i Hse and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Belle
Billy Buckley
Lisane Asylum
Jd. H. Ryley
Madeline Lucette
United States
Australia
Patrice
Jennie Whitbeck
W. J. Scanlan
Kate Castleton
Guild
Actors’ Fund
Sanger
Marie Dressler
Tom Thunb
Count Magri
Sousa
Marine Band
Whit Will i Hse
Chicago
Railroad and transit appointments and new line developments
Charles W. Humphrey becomes northwestern passenger agent for Chicago and Alton with office at St Paul. Henry Milholland of Pennsylvania mechanical dept at Altoons named mechanical engineer for Gowd Coupler Co. PA railroad builds new interlocking block signal station at Harmison NJ with twice as many levers. Western Construction Co incorporated in Baltimore to build railroads water works tunnels and bridges. Long Island Rail Road parlor car service led by Watson W Apgar now superintendent based in Long Island City. Atlantic Coast Line operates Washington branch of Winnington and Weldon rail line from Scotland Neck near Greenville east along Pamlico River to Washington NC, 24 miles.
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Henry Milholland
Pennsylvania
Altoons
Gowd
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harmison
N. J
Western Construction Company
Baltmore
Rmal
Long Island Road
Watsor W. Apgar
Long Island City
Atlantic Coast Line
Washiuegton
Winnington and Weldon
Scotland Neck
Greenville
Pamlico River
Washington, N.C
Notable Women and Poets Highlight Prominent Figures
Mrs. Humphry Ward is noted as the only woman examiners at Oxford. Lord Tennyson allegedly earned more from verses than any poet. Sangster and Harper's Bazaar editor receive university degree honors. Zola buys art treasures in Paris auctions. Henrik Ibsen grows wealthy from royalties and buys a midsize home. George W. Cable works on a new novel about Southern Anglo-Saxon characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphry Ward
University of Oxford
Lord Tennyson
Margaret
Sangster
Harper's Bazar
University of Omaha
Zola
Paris
Henrik [Bsen
Chistiana
George W. Cable
Fraternal and lodge meeting listings in Dillon notes
Local notices list multiple fraternal and veterans groups meeting weekly in Dillon. Entries name organizations such as Occidental Encampment No 9, Hecla Lodge No 15, Good Templars Glendale, Knights of Pythias Castle Hall, O O F Bannack Idaho, AOUW Lodge meetings, Steedman Post G A R, and Dillon Public Library hours with visiting members invited.
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Armory Hall
G.T
Good Templars Hall
Glendale
Order
Edward Harrison
Sec'y
A. C
Moe
C. T. Occident Lodge
K. of P
Castle Hall
Bannack
Idaho
Macklem
C. T.M
Derrnez N. G. Dillon
Cor
Avid Lamont
Post. Com
Dillon Public Library Association
Masonic Building
Prospect Lodge No
Oald Fellows Hall
Dillon
H. J. Schenck
T. Geo. Boatman, Jr
Religious Services Schedule for Local Churches
A monthly roster lists Catholic services at St Rose with Rev.Van Ven and Pinthay, Episcopal services at St James with Rev Hooker, Grace M church evening prayers led by Rev Tait, Baptist First Baptist with Rev Spencer, and Presbyterian with Rev Crawford in Dart's Hall. Sunday schools and Thursday prayer meetings are noted, with times shown in a compact community timetable.
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St. Rose Church
See Pinthay
Father van
Episcopal
St. James
PD. Hooker
Grace M
Mr.Tait
First Baptist
Atila
Mr. Spencer
Albert KR. Crawford
Dart's Hall
Lodges and Societies Schedule in Lima ME and Nearby
Nightingale Division No 408 meets Saturdays at 2 PM in Garland & Ripley's hall. Bar Wednesday afternoon in Garland & Ripley's hall. Ladies' Aid Society meets Wednesday afternoons at members' homes. Ladies' Auxiliary meets second Tuesday at Mingineer's hall. Lina Lodge No 430 OF and other fraternal groups invite visiting brothers to attend.
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Lima
Chareh Rey
Das
Tait
Pistor
Nightengale
Garland & Ripley’s Hall
J. Hughes
Dan Gutling
New State Lodge
OL. U
Garland & Ripley's Hall
Wm. Dean
Lacy
M. J. Philips
Ladies’ Aid Society
A Baily
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mingineer’s Hall
M. Russell
Had
Hagges
Lina Lodge
AV. J. Starr
Bee’y
Notice for Publication Land Office Miskoula Mont
Notice is hereby given that Jaes Clairmont has filed a claim for final proof to perfect his desert land entry for the N W 4 section 26 and N W 4 section 34 Township 1 North Range 15 West. Proof will be made before Ro Z Thom ay Clerk of the Fifth Judicial District Court Dillon Mont on August 27 JK R. The witnesses to prove residence and cultivation are Martin McCormick Frank Dries Thomas Harris and Blackwell Lawrence all of Wisdom Montana.
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Miskonla
Mont
Followius
Ro Z. Thomay
Fifth Judicial District Court
At. Dillon
JKR
Jaes Clairmont
N. W
Martin McCormick
Frank Dries
Thomas 2
Harris
Blackwell Lawrence
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Knights AT
West
Sake of Harmony
California
Mrs. Rose
London
Rose
Highgate
Lucretia Mottie
Abbey Kelly
Whittier
Werdell Phillips
New York
Republican National Committee
Western Committee
Cleveland
Maine
Custom House
Francis
Port Iabranquella
Colombia
Duquesne
Duquesne Steel Works
Congressional
San Francisco
Fresno
King River
Ifty
Thx
Hamilton
Ont
Hamilton Buckle Club
Zimmerman
Allerton
Drevaurt
Dr. Whitewell
Irea Allerton
Davenport
Omaha
Union Stock Yarns
Omana
Atte
Aston Stock Yards
Chicago, Auro
St. Louis
Srv Louis
Stegm
Sioux City
Hogs
Aage
Chats
Charles W. Humphrey
Northwestern
Chicago and Astern
St. Paul
Literary Lights
Society
Church Directory
Church and Societies
M. Berger, N.G
Roper
John A. Clinton
Lima, Mont
Buttercity
Montana
THE
Sherman Music Company
North Main Street
Butte
Dillon Tribune
G. H. Padley
Kline & Padley
Union Meat Market
Ubbuaren
Parker & Stelzer
Butchers
Bannack Street
U. S. Mail
Pacific
Sheridan
Twin Bridges
Virginia City
Silver Stream
Fish Creek
Whitehall
Northern Pacific Railroad
Helena
Butte City
Thos, Gumseam
Prop
A. C. Hastuonn
Dillon, Mont
DR. Norcross
Mas
New Owsley
Roioma
Aitte
Bali
Engelhorn
Business ¢ College
and Institute OF
Birork the
Pousuto
NCI
Ateronad
Mindernte
Comapon Paila
Sthool OF
Cocking
Grdentoe
Chamtelphia Cocking Institute
Zain
Businese
P.of
H. T. Engelhorn
M.A
Prin Helena
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