Bluff on Mercier as Crackdown on Press Probed
Montreal reports a general wholesale arrest of publishers and editors over seditious libel tied to Wheelan Quebec courthouse revelations. Mercier government faces pressure amid Nationalist tensions and claims of bluff. Concerns also over Brazilian relief and Rio Grande do Sul immigration.
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Montreal
Wheelan-Quebec Court House
Mercier
Wheelan
The
Montreal Herald
Berxe
Senor Andrade
Lisbon
Europe
Rio Grande Do Sul
Grand Recorder Horton of New York State
C A W Grand Recorder Horton of New York is widely known and rated highly for diligence and accuracy. Born July 25 1841 in Boston N Y he served in the New York volunteers and later taught school. Since 1884 he has led the grand lodge with reforms and firm adherence to facts and figures.
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Horton
New York State
Order
Grand Recorder Horton
Boston
Erie County
N. Y
Coushia County
Bro. Horton
New York State Volunteers
E. P. Chapin
Ripley
Chautauqua County
Quincy Lodge
Grand Lodge
Elmira
Syracuse
J. G. Armstrong
Bro
Phenomenal Growth of the Order to America Notes
The article tracks the rapid rise of the Odd Fellows in America from 1830 to 1901 with membership growth from about 1,000 to 700,000. It notes new cantons, state representations, and public offices held by members, plus leadership changes and a forthcoming sovereign grand lodge in Oregon. It highlights Rhode Island and Iowa figures, plus ongoing recruitment and labor bureau employment. It also mentions key figures like James P. Sanders and J. A. Ege and a new lodge in Toronto.
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Order To
America
Baltimore
TSS Cot
Ini
Nebraska
Crdny
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Oregon
James P. Sanders
Grand Sire
Yonkers
N.Y
LO. O. F. Labor Bureau
Brooklyn
American I. 0. 0
Rhode Island
Towa
J. A. Ege
Supreme Lodge
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania
Epcn
J. J. Fultz
Toronto
Canada
Endowment Rank Report Details Knights Of Pythias
The quarterly report shows benefits paid by class with deaths and totals, 836 first class 809,808 dollars, 1121 second class 2,177,065.53, 83 third class 88,468, 1349 fourth class 838,034,000, total 6,029,000. New sections added 58, 1,316 new members admitted, 284,000 endowment certificates issued. First half of year sees 6,006.00 in new insurance, 2,700 applicants admitted, 121 sections started. Accrued six month interest 4,016.80. A division formed at Keokuk Iowa, September 21. Knights of Pythias lodge at Bryant South Dakota started. Uniform Bank parade at Plainfield New Jersey a grand affair with state-wide turnout.
Footlight Flashes Highlights From Theater World
Marc Wainwright beloved drinker praised during rehearsals. Theodore Thomas settles in Chicago as renowned conductor. George H. Jessop inherits estate worth half a million. The Cadi writer Kilie Nye begins construction after plot assurance. London rumor of Kendal daughter on stage denied. American Opera company in Philadelphia performed 412 times thirty-one operas. Forbes Robertson earns 500 dollars weekly in Thermidor. Louis James and Frederick Warde to star in The Lion's Mouth and Menon. Billy Crane loses weight then regains strength. An actor in Jack the Ripper nearly choked by rope accident in St Louis. Bronson Howard keeps homes in NY New Rochelle and London. Belgian Dramatic Congress awards prize to Maeterlinck's Princess Maleine. Henry Irving's son Lawrence earns favor on English stage. Mme Camilla Urso studied art from age six then self-taught after ten. France's Societe des Auteurs Dramatiques catalog prints 26,033 plays from 1789 to 1880, signaling over 200 new works yearly.
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Marc Wainwright
Theodore Thomas
Chicago
George H. Jessop
Reland
Nye
Louis James
Frederick Warde
Menon
Billy” Crane
Jack the Ripper
St. Louis
Bronson Howard
New York City
New Rochelle
N. Y
St. John’s Wood
London
Belgian Dramatic Congress
Maurice Muaeterlinck
Henry Irving
France
Societe Des Auteurs Dramatiques
Long working days and global curiosities in old notes
A compilation of historical curiosities notes rising populations Russia, sugar plantations in Hawaii owned by Americans, the rise of typewriters hurting ink trades, Leo XIII papacy cardinal deaths, Port Said's reputation, Philadelphia city hall height, advertising costs, Oregon soda spring, European family sizes, and a misread bead master flogging incident at Eton.
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Turkey
Russia
Hawaii
Leo XIII
Sacred College
Port Said
City Hall
Philadelphia
Washington Monument
Harper's
New York Herald
Oregon
Europe
France
Denmark
Hungary
Switzerland
Austria
Belgium
England
Germany
Sweden
Holland
Scotland
Italy
Spain
Ireland
Eton
Electric Sparks and Advances in Telegraphy Across the Globe
The article describes rapid growth in electric telegraphy with many lines penetrating Africa and London leading in illumination progress. It notes 825,000 lamps in use and $15,000,000 invested, mentions a Siberian railway to be powered by electricity, and reports on Frankfort exhibition arc lamps on a rotating drain used for marine and locomotive lighting.
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Africa
London
Gowna
Aleutian Lands
Alaska
Japan
Siberia
Frankfort
New Remedy Promises Cure for Wide Range of Ailments
An 19th century advertisement touts a "New Remedy" claimed to restore strength and treat private and nervous diseases, blood impurities, and sexual ailments. It cites symptoms from skin eruptions to hair loss and mentions use for gonorrhea and other conditions. The ad lists Mrs K R South of Butte and a price of $2, urging readers to mention the Dillon Tribune.
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Rwice
Schlultz
Schultz
Tt Calls Every Week
A note highlights that Tt makes weekly calls and talks constantly during the sessions, with emphasis on regular communication and active dialogue.
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