Fraternal Lodge Adopts Amendments and Elects Officers
Limited reserve meeting closes in Beloit with plans for next year. Principal by law amendments fund reserves approve a million dollar loan. National lodge reforms described. Officers elected include Suprane President James of Sunesville, Supreme Vice President Winchester of Baraboo, Supreme Secretary Daniels of Milwaukee, Supreme Treasurer Bettin of Milwaukee, Supreme Medical Examiner Darling of Milwaukee, Supreme Examiner Barnson Beloit, Directors Dean Racine and McGrath Milwaukee and Son Milwaukee.
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Hacine
Tune
Allliues Nos
Ciy
Beloit
Ovfer
Dlocesses
Suprane
Mlgl Jeitmes
Sunesville
HL Wiichester
Baraboo
E. M. Daniels
Milwaukee
BE. M. Bettin
Supreme Medical Examen
H.M. Darling
P. B. Barnson
W. H. Dean
Rucina
Geo. McGrith
Mibwaukes
Ir | Son
Publication troubles loom for Totter & Potter firm
Boston reports a dispute involving Totter & Potter and W A Clark with creditor action tied to the New England Magazine and its features. Governor Brown delays Rhode Island legislature until January fourth Tuesday as the House rejects his proclamation and continues sessions to resolve constitutional questions about state officer elections.
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Boston
Totter & Potter
W. A. Clark
Brown
Rhode Island
House
Supreme Court
Bon Voyage arrives Chicago first of river route steamers
The steamer Bon Voyage has arrived in Chicago as the first of the new lake steamers for the world’s fair voyage. Virginera previously operated on the St Lawrence route, was refitted, and now carries passengers from Muskegon to Chicago. It will stay one week to take in the fair.
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Chicago
St Lawrence
Verginera
Muskegon
Dramatic Thunder Storm Sweeps World’s Fair Grounds
During the world’s fair Sunday a fierce thunder storm struck as about 50,000 attendees occupied the grounds. Hats were lifted and hurled toward the lagoon railings while children were nearly toppled and umbrellas inverted, creating a chaotic scene.
A Tale of Blacktown and Hidden Schemes Unfolds
In a misty country setting at Blacktown a curious visitor named Hervey pursues a concealed match of money and influence. He gathers gossip at the Red Lion inn about Hazlewood House and the Tolson family while a web of deceit and motive begins to tighten around the vulnerable Sarah and Beatrice as plans foreshadow a troubling bargain.
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Blacktown
Redideng
Hervey
Mn Mervey
Wiyely
Old City
Hentupoh Svelog
Bricktown
Lislandisdy
Lila
Iin
Wye
Vinlnicy
Makbary
Flo
Serack Wong
Trent
Atabie
Herver
Posion
Howse
Newey
Joe
Neever
Mr. Tacherts
Hazlewood Mousa
Landady
Teo
Horace
Herbert
Wagonetta
Mim
Hazlewood House
Eni
Talberts
Albata
Den
Mr. Fert
Dane Sommelhuig
Law Netstat
Torantie
Ram
Miss Clawson
Qukbury
Vavlewood House
Whittaker
Beatrice Finds Purpose in Charity Amid Personal Turmoil
Beatrice, newly eighteen, seeks meaning beyond society as she assists Mrs. Erskine while guarding her pride. Miss Clauson pursues study and a charitable scheme funded by Sir Maingay, aiming to aid the desperate and uplift a degraded domestic worker approaching death, drawing Beatrice into acts of mercy.
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Beatrice
Cean
Malvysiy
Willl Lange Thomse
Eras Febte
Erskine
Beutice
Miss Clauson
Newwan
Maan
Per Alse Rangr
Sir Maingay
Per Aunam
Beatrice and Maurice Hursey in a Web of Deception
The article recounts Beatrice, a young woman drawn into a coercive engagement with Maurice Hursey, arranged by Mrs. Erskine. Beatrice seeks artistic lessons, forging a dangerous link to Hursey who exploits her for years while building a life under false pretenses. The piece portrays manipulation, social consequence, and the eventual unraveling of the pair’s scheme.
Norwegian Youth Held on $1600 Theft Charge
Jonesville Wisconsin reports 16 year old Leri Hon Bon a Norwegian boy jailed Sunday on a charge of stealing 1600 dollars from his uncle. The money had been used to pay for a farm and vanished two weeks earlier. Police say he was found with 300 left after spending 500 on a threshing machine for his father purchasing bicycles and other items.
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Sidney Hartline
The
Asiatic Quarterly
Ay Waaliun
Vonree
Barbisia
Tie Baspandi
Hervs
Adowtior North Asacrican
Ibe
Dave
Wiley Sors
Woour
Raia
Snevess
Jonesville
Wis
Leri Hon- Bon
BATCH OF HAPPY MEN Appointment List Issued by President
The President issued a long tint of appointments including twenty to the consular service. Murray VanGiver of Maryland becomes internal revenue collector for the District of Maryland. Parshall Thatcher of Michigan named consul at Windsor, Gut. Robert Rosenthal of New York named consul at Leghorn, Italy. William A. Jacks of Indiana named consul at London. Jacob J. Child of Missouri named consul at Hankow, China. Louis L. Bettaliata of Maryland named consul at Messina, Italy.
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Wascisaron
Cone Sular Service
Murray Vangiver
Maryland
District of Maryland
Doscon G. Donselly
Wisconsin
Rosenthal
New York
Leghorn
Italy
William A. Jacks
Tiniana
London
Ant. Pulaski
Hyatt
Pennsylvania
Consu
San Diego de Guba
Jacob
Child
Missouri
Rules of the Cells Parley on Prison Reform in Chicago
The National Prision Reform Association Congress met at the Art Institute in Chicago to discuss prison discipline and enforcement methods. Sessions lasted two hours from 1 to 3, with a brief adjournment until the next morning to join the International Prison Congress the following day.
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Chicaco
Priciog Reform Association Congress
Art Institute Tre
Amorrow
von Vrenis
Parrot Imitates Whooping Cough in New York Family
In a New York household three children suffered whooping cough, coughing repeatedly. The family parrot mimicked the fits so precisely that listeners could not tell whether the parrot or one of the children was coughing. The bird appeared to enjoy the coughing and showed interest in medicine given to the children.
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New York
Fragmentary note on a job dispute in 25, ComingTn
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a person seeking work after nearly securing a driving job. The other party insists on additional money or bond terms, implying a stalled employment arrangement and concerns about safeguarding assets.
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