Expulsion Threats For A P A Rump Convention
Sunday, July 11, 1897. Special wire reports St Louis suspensions of A P A members and councils for attending a rump convention in April. State President Stevens leads prosecutions before the state judiciary board at Pine Street. Ten St Louis councils face action. Kansas City councils to follow. Delegates and officers named, hearings under tight wraps with executive procedures and limited disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
American Protective Association
John D. Stevens
Able City
State Judiciary Board
Order
Pine Street
Kansas City
Bradley
Jinciary Board
de Jendants
B Stevena
Couneld
Agaon
Pred Swain
W. J
Otter
Ae Fbity
Dr. Beerborn
Orden
Washington
Ely
Lenry Us
Scholar Board
Ing
Fimie
D. Seevens
BE. W. Upmeyer
J. In. Bradley
Ww. . Philips
John Co. Lyons
West End Echoes Notes Local Life And Auctions
West End Echoes describes community happenings. guard duty at Midway, Sunday baseball at Orphans’ home, birds disturbing gardens, and rising shorts in streetcar use. Calls to civic action include cleaning vacant lots, more teachers, and cooling suggestions for hot days. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is advertised with testimonial notes from Wertz & Pike in Fernandina.
The Old And The New In Lodges of Texas
A Texas lodges article argues that extending officer terms to one year weakens participation and grand lodge influence. It contends regular attendees drive activity, rituals, and social events, warning the change risks waning interest. Also notes local endorsements for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Range
Texas
Grand Lodge
PF. C
Outer Guard
P. C
P. C’s
H. Harned
Oakland Pharmacy
Oakland
Quiet Town Hides Old West Killers Now Reformed
A jumbled reminiscence recalls Ellsworth and Hays City from the Sioux Valley era. Old gunfighters like Wild Bill Hickok and Jim Corry are described as volatile, later settling as quiet locals around a graveyard hill. A tense showdown in a saloon ends with a warning as Corry backs down. The Indiana Jornal notes a shift from frontier lawlessness to settled life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Auios Pacific Sailway
Houses Division
Prairie Valley
Kansay
Bnt
Ellssworth
Hell
Holt
Ellaworth
Plains
Hays City
Hays
New England
Milsworth
Apacha Bill
Bill
Comstonk Charney
Min
Henry Whitney
Bill Hickok
Hay
City
Here
Weo
Jim Gurry
Ben Porter
Tex
Jim Curry
Haye City
Throwort Regiment
Negro and Disraé
Bert Hays
Juthocauraba
Dita
Uncle Sam
Dill
Hia
Topble
Bilk
Sidguar
Jin Carry
Corry
Wilt BI
Bes Corry
Bil
Garry
Carry
Wild Itl
Gary
Tye
Tao
Tront
Wild BS
Jim Corry
Dim
Carneat
Indianapola Jornal
Clerigal Inventor Photos the Valco With Light Phonograph
Brooklyn Reverend A G Ferguson claims a new device the light phonograph that records voice as wavy lines on a moving plate. The machine uses two disks one horizontal and one vertical with a vibrating shutter and light tube to capture sound at up to 2000 impressions per second, then develops and transfers to celluloid disks for playback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G Ferctfom
Ferguson
Edison
Thia
Fastest Torpedo Boat Porter Impresses Navy Experts
The Porter, a four year old torpedo boat built by the Herreshoffs, wowed naval experts with record speeds and seaworthy performance. In a 209 mile circuit around Long Island it logged 6 hours 12 minutes with stops, maintaining full power, and computing 200 psi stem pressure. Captain John Fromont expects future runs may hit 36 knots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
New York Harbor
Sandy Hook
Naval Inspection Board Af Prasangers
Long Island
Tomvedo
Porter
Wes
Herreshoffs
Falcons
Lmilders
An Han
Tehn
Fromont
Enya Bo
Notable 19th Century Ledger Found in Maine Bank
A New Gloucester firm discovered a 450 page ledger from Auburn University era business books with meticulous quill pen entries and homemade ink. The fragile volume shows no blotting, yet every page holds dense records reflecting historical banking practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia Lelger
Auburn
Gloucester
Printing and estate notice clash at Bexar court
An 1897 legal notice in the San Antonio area announces final accounts for the estate of W. F. Ackermann and outlines July term proceedings in Bexar County Court. The document also includes a commercial ad for printing services and a Winslow’s Soothing Syrup note, reflecting mixed content in the page segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simon Nicholas Aienger
State OF Texas
Bexar
John Sima Nicolas Benger
Erich Menger
Kerman Houtbold
John Sknon Nicolas Menger
Clark
L.5
Ceat
My Giice
San Antonio
A. D
Protate
Teday
W. IF. Ankeremann
F.C. Ackermann
W. F. Ackermann
Ras
Bexar County
Lexar
Texas
Thad W. Smith
L. S
Thia
W. Smith
R. C G. Symington
Daily Light
John. P. Campbrll
van Riper
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. P
A. Rompua
Stevens
West End
Gambrinus
White Ribbon Brigade
Midway
Ving Down
Seat End
Ose
Chamberlain
Wertz & Pike
Mere Ghauts
Fernandina
Via
Vickers
Wolff & Marx
Ellsworth Asd
Brooklyn
Kerrville Branch
San Antonio & Aransas
Ecevo
Gulf Coast
Geo. F. Lupton
E. J. Martin
Gen
Nashville
Tenn
Pullman
Rallas
Fort Worth
Paris
L.d. Parks
PBL
J. McMillan
Thad. W. Smith
Golinty Court
R. C. Symington
Fielack
John P. Campers
Sherif Bexar County
Jas. M. van Riper
Whimnberg Bros
San Antoni
Asia
Rey Reuters
South
Flores Street
Prank J. Beitel
Lousiana
Bardware
Weel Commerce
West Houston
Zavalin
International Aa
Kerrville
A.beitel
Alang
Hoeflng
Proprigtor
Swaner Huveion Spd Boleder Stree
Ereby
Max Bitar
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