Lepus No 18 and Copanies Masonic Meetings List
Lepus No 18 A A Be A stated commandery meets first and third Tuesday monthly at 7:45 p.m. in Masonica Hall Postoffice Block. Vesting companions invited. Jinosa Onastes No 6 meets second Tuesday monthly at 7 p.m. in Post Office Brock third story. Compass Knights, warrant holders invited. Commandery No 3 K T meets second and fourth Friday at 7 p.m. in Asylum Masonic Hall third story Postoffice Block. Mourning Bir Knights invited.
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Lepus
Commanica
St Masonica Sully
Postoffice Bock
Bron
Fice Brock
Copanions
W.H. Sensets
J.J
Mxa
Orur DE Lion Commandery No. 3
K. T
Tig P.m
Masonic Hell
Presbyterian Assembly Votes Briggs Appointment Down
Detroit May 30 The Presbyterian assembly voted by yeas and nays 425 to 64 against Dr Briggs appointment after debates over relations with Union college and Union seminary. The session included greetings from other denominations and a heated discussion leading to a veto of Briggs by a large majority.
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Presbyterian Assembly
Detroit
Mich
Breckenridge
Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly
Reformed Church of America
Vermilye
Briggs
Israel W. Hathaway
Jersey City
Worcester
Dr. Logan
Patton
Yeas
Brigg
Scenes at Pittsburg Presbytery Synod Row Leads to Scandal
Dramatic session of the Reformed Presbyterian Church synod in Pittsburgh sees Rev. David McAllister charging Libel against Rev. J C K McMilligan and Rev. N M Johnston and Rev T S Milligan. Denunciations follow as attempts to read a private letter spark a heated clash over procedure. A vote against Dr Carson’s resolution prompts McAllister to retire in confusion.
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Pittsburg
N. M. Johnston
T.S. T. Milligan
McAllister
Dr. McAllister
Dr. Carson
Remedy for lupus cure announced by Dr M F Coombs
In Louisville Kentucky on May 30 Dr M F Coombs professor of physiology at the Kentucky School of Medicine declares discovery of a lupus cure made from three parts methyl viola to one hundred parts water. He reports astonishing results in tested cases and notes no tonics were used. He will give out the remedy freely for physicians to test, seeking no reward if it helps lupus patients.
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Lousvillle
M. F. Coombs
Kentucky School of Medicine
Harkness named Wisconsin dairy and food commissioner
Wisconsin Governor Peck appointed D. D. Harkness of Berlin as dairy and food commissioner, replacing C. B. Thom who was removed. Harkness serves as mayor of Berlin and is connected to a railroad project between Horicon and Berlin. Also notes a typhoid case aboard a Cumberland train and South Dakota commencement set for June 6.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Peck
D. D. Harkness
Berlin
C. B. Thom
Thom
Capitoluilding
Harkness
Pattison Denies City Treasurer’s Interest Link
Harrisburg Pa May 30 Governor Pattison denies emphatically that City Treasurer Bardsley ever received interest for state funds deposited in Chestnut street National Bank during the period he was bank president.
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Pattison
Harrisbirg
Bardsley
Chestnut Street National Bank
Western and American Association Scores Reported
Western Association results from Omaha Milwaukee and Kansas City show Linceal 7 18 at Omaha St. Paul 4 at Milwaukee and 5 4 at Kansas City. American Association games list St Louis 4 Washington 2 Louisville 9 Athletics 0 Cincinnati 5 Boston 20 Columbus 11 Baltimore 4.
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Omaha
Linceal
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Denver
American Association
St. Louis
Washington
Louisville
Athletics
Cincinnati
Boston
Columbus
Baltimore
Lightning’s Work Kills Four Horses in Minneapolis
A May 30 incident in Minneapolis killed four horses and seriously injured two men and fatally burned another. Frederick Jacobson died almost immediately after a lightning strike at Bassitt & Co. yards as the team was being backed to wagons. Christopher Ward suffered severe burns but is expected to survive. Charles Culber sustained lesser injuries.
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Minneapolis
Frederick Jacobson
Christopher Ward
Charles Culber
Bassitt & Co
Jacobson
Ward
Culber
Cass County Sale Proves School Lands In Demand
Faree North Dakota May 30 At the county sale of school lands here 13 492 acres were sold for 288 744 74 dollars an average of 21 42 per acre against an appraised value of 15 20 per acre This sale leaves about 50 000 acres still for sale only about one fifth of the entire amount sold above 250 000 dollars
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Faree
N. D
Militiaman Injured at Hastings Catholic Celebration
Private Hillman of the First battery Minnesota National Guard was seriously injured during Hastings Catholic celebration. A cannon fired prematurely when a bystander lifted his thumb from the priming tube. Both wrists were broken, one finger torn, and facial injuries occurred.
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St. Pat
Hillman
Minnesota National Guard
Hastings
Father Venn
Mhiltman
Delegates to world’s fair convention visit Horey
A car load of delegates from many parts of the state called at Horey May 30 to discuss the Yankton world’s fair convention plan. They approve the proposal and expect state legislative aid. Governor Mellette favors the movement and will convene a special session once two thirds of lawmakers sign.
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Horey
S. D
Yankton
Mellette
Morgan sues to US Supreme Court over South Dakota mercantile ban
Charles O. Morgan, of Dun's mercantile agency, has sued out a writ of error to the United States Supreme Court. The case recently decided against the mercantile company by the South Dakota Supreme Court involved a rule barring mercantile houses from doing business in the state without posting a large cash bond.
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Preece
M. D
Charles 0. Morgan
Dun’s Mercantile Agency
Supreme Court of
South Dakota
United States Supreme Court
Leprosy Case Reported in Faribault County
A startling announcement from Faribault County notes a real leprosy case. The patient, Osterbo, a Norwegian in the U.S. about eight years, largely lived in the Dakotas and is now in Richland east of the city. Dr Gronewold, state examiner, has pronounced the case leprosy.
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Faribault
Osterbo
Dakotas
Richland
Gronewold
Gill-net fishing on Lake Superior fails on south shore
Bayfield Wis May 30 Gill net fishing is a total failure on the south shore of Lake Superior this season. Fishermen say the fish seem to move locations making it hard to follow them. Norwegian fishermen with salt water experience note this peculiarity of Lake Superior.
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Bayfield
Wis
Lake Superior
Pratt will filed for Oil King Charles Pratt estate
In Kings County surrogate's court on May 30, the will of Charles Pratt the oil king was filed. The estate valued between 15 and 20 million dollars leaves everything to his wife and children. The Pratt Institute is named as the sole public beneficiary, with several lots and blocks of real estate bequeathed.
Mohawk for Chief Templar Elected at Edinburg Lodge
Loxpon May 30 The Good Templars grand lodge at Edinburg elected Canadian Mohawk Indian Oronhyat ekha as chief of the order and Wareinski a Swedish parliament member to second place. Miss Schreiner of Af rica elected to a grand lodge office, and Mrs Brookbank of diana and Parker reelected to their posts.
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Good Templars Grand Lodge
Edinburg
Oronhyatekha
Wareinski
Miss Schreiner
Africa
Grand Lodge
Brookbank
Diana
Parker
Sallie Hanley Arrives in Denver for Graves Trial
Sallie Hanley, linked to the Barnaby murder case, arrived in Denver last Saturday night and has been in hiding from reporters. She will remain in Denver until the Graves trial concludes.
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Sallie Hanley
Denver
Col
Barnaby
Pillsbury Denies Wheat Corner Plot in Northwest
Minneapolis May 10 Hon C A Pillsbury rejects reports he seeks to corner the wheat market. He attacks wheat gamblers who sell grain they do not own, says he expects higher prices in July and August as the crop grows. He notes July sales based on crop prospects will backfire, and scarcity will drive prices up.
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Minneapolis
C. A. Pillsbury
Northwest
City declines armory funding for Company F
The city council refuses to appropriate 550 for an armory as requested by Col. Bend. City attorney advises the law is unconstitutional for creating unequal taxation. An application to the courts to compel the council will likely be made.
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Col. Bend
Minnesota Governor Interviewed in New York on the Alliance Growth
Governor Merriam, visiting New York, discussed the Minnesota Alliance’s rapid rise and its potential to influence state politics. He urged another election to gauge growth, noted past Legislative efforts were not enough to enact radical measures, and observed West support leaning toward Cleveland.
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St. Path
Pioneer Press
New York
Merriam
Alliance
Minnesota
Cleveand
Harrison Gears Olive Branch to Hansbrough
Rumor from Washington on May 30 says President Harrison plans overtures to Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota to patch up differences. Friends in North Dakota would seek support for a Harrison delegation in return for Hansbrough’s aid in federal patronage. If carried out, Hansbrough and Casey could name Fargo postmaster and Minot land officer.
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Harrison
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Casey
Fargo
Minof
Florida Senate Refuses Journal Approval Over Call Election
Ta llawassa Fla May 30 seventeen runaway senators return the senate votes 15 to 16 against approving the journal day Call was elected senator. A petition to Governor Fleming seeks to void Call's election by arguing no majority vote of the organized legislature met. no certificate of election should be issued.
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Florida Senate
Tallawassa
Fla
Senate
Call
Fleming
Grosvenor Utterances About Wisconsin Discredited
Washington May 3 20 Mr Lewis Schade editor of the Washington Sentinel called Secretary Foster to attention to a published interview with Gen Grosvenor chairman of the immigration commission in which he referred to Wisconsin as a foreign state and stated he could not believe the remarks were his and if they were he entirely disapproved of them
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Wisconsin
Washington
Lewis Schade
Washington Sentinel
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Gen
Schade
Gen. Grosvenor
Minnesota ex-Congressman named to Chippewa talks
Washington May 30 President appointed Darwin B Hall of Minnesota as commissioner to negotiate with the Chippewa Indians in Minnesota. Hall formerly served in Congress and will lead discussions on tribal matters and treaties with the Chippewa.
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Washington
Darwin 8
Hall
Wanamaker to Advertise Mail Carriage Bids
Postmaster General Wanamaker will finish the postal subsidy law inquiry next week and bids for mail carrying under the new act will be advertised by next Thursday. He plans major Western mail facility improvements after completing the investigation.
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Washington
Wanamaker
Northwestern Postal Changes
ASHINGTON May 30 L Miller appointed postmaster at Camp Crook Burdick county South Dakota vice J T Verr resigned E M Prince appointed at Hawley Hyde county North Dakota vice O S Hawley resigned H I Boyle appointed at Highwood Chateau county Montana Rice H Boyle resigned J N Clark postmaster at Winchester Winnebago county Wisconsin has resigned J E Brown resigned as postmaster at Myrtle Ben Homme county South Dakota and recommends George E Hendrix as his successor
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J. E. Brown
Myrtle
Ben Homme County
S. D
George E. Hendrix
President to Attend Decoration Day Services in Philadelphia
The president left for Philadelphia at 8 a m over the Pennsylvania road to attend Decoration day services. He was accompanied by Secretary Potter, Secretary Tracy, and Postmaster General Wanamaker.
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Philadelphia
WasHindex
Pennsylvania Road
Potter and
Tracy
Wanamaker
Treasury expects May rise of public debt by four hundred thousand
The treasury department estimates a $400,000 increase in the public debt for May. Spain officially denies secret clauses or any hitch in the negotiations of a commercial treaty between the United States and Cuba and Porto Rico.
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Treasury Department
Spain
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
My brother Rev Lemuel Porter cured by St Jacobs Oil
Narrator from N Ogden Michigan May 17 1890 reports his brother Rev Lemuel Porter cured from excruciating sciatic pains in the thigh by St Jacobs Oil. Also mentions J M L Porter of 9 Kearney Street San Francisco and author’s wife and self with backward pain and sore throat found cured by St Jacob Cil EJ Isngats.
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N. Ogden
Mich
Rev
Lemuel Porter
St. Jacobs
Kearney St
San Francisco
Cal
Jacob
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