The Billboard 1900-05-01: Vol 12 Iss 7 (1900-05-01)

? m convencrons, Fetes, celebrations, ec. Under this heading we publish free o; charge the dates of ali notable events, which arcistkely lo attractlarge concour ses of people fo any one particular city and for this reason prove of importance to advertisers, showmen, stvectmen, general passenger agents, etc. The list 1s carefully revesed and corrected monthly. Ls $68 bECEE ANSONIA, CONN.—Connectieut Federation, Daughters of the King. May, 1900. Ade E. Burt, 28 C. O. av., Hartford, Conn AKCADIA, LA.—Epwerth League State Conference. April, 1900. W. W. Nicholson, Arizona, La. ARDMORE, I. T.—Indian Territory Populist Convention. May 4 ARDMORE, I. T.—Indian Territory cratic Convention. June 11, 1900 Salt, Ardmore, I ASBURY PARK, N. J Reformed Church in America Rev. Wm. H. DeHart, Raritan, N. J ASTORIA, ORE.—Rebekah Assembly of Oregon May 22 Mrs. Ora Casper, Dalias, Polk County, Ore ATCHISON, KAN May 11 and 12 Kan ATLANTA, GA.—Presbyterian Church General Assembly, South. May 17 to 26. Rev W. A. Alexander, D.D., Clarksville, Tenn ATLANTA, GA.—Train Dispatchers of America. June 14, 1900. J. S. Mackie, steward, Ave.. Chicago ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—Ancient Illustrious Order of Knights of Malta. Oct. 16 to 2s Frank Gray, northeast corner Broad and DemoJohn L General Synod of the June 6, 1900 Grand Council of Kansas Chas. E. Daniel, Concordia, Arch st., Phila ATLANTIC CITY—The American Medical Association. June 1 to 8, 1900. Dr. Philip Mar vil, chairman ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—National Electric Medical Association June 19 to 2) P Howes, 703 Washington st., Dorchester Dtstrict, Boston, Mass ATLANTIC CITY, N. J United States Breed Association June 6 and 7, 1900. Chas. Wainer, 109 E. 15th st., N. Y. City ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—National Association Car Service Managers. June 18, 1900. A. G. Thomason, Scranton, Pa ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—Grand Lodge of Elks, July 12, 1960 BALTIMORE, MD.—National Assoctation of Mester Plumbers. June, 190. Chas. L. Byrne, 4308 Cottage Grove av., Chicago, Hl. BALTIMORE, MD.—Maryland State Homeopahic Medica] Society May 15 to 17, 190. B. C. Catlin, M.D., 1623 Linden av., Baltimore, Md BALTIMORE, MD.—Grand Lodge, A. F .& A. W. of Maryland May &, 1960, second Tuesday. J. N. Medacry, Masonic Temple, Baltimore, Md BEATRICE, NEB Department Encamp ment, G. A. R. May 9 and 10. W. H. Barger, Lincoln, Neb BEATRICE, NEB.—Woman's Relief Corps, Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Repub lic. Second Wednesday in May, 1900. Josie Bennett, Harwood, Neb. BINGHAMTON, N. Y.—Y. P. S. C. E. State Convention. Oct. 15 to 17, 1990 BOSTON, MASS. — C ers’ International Union of N. A. Oct James A. Cabie, "42 Elizabeth av., Kaneas City, Kan. BOSTON, MASS.—American Railway Accounting Officers. May 30, 1900. J. k. Quick, Toronto, Can BOSTON, MASS.—Society of Arts and Crafts Spring, 1991. Henry L. Jobnson, 272 Congrees st., Borton, Mass. ROSTON, MASS.—International Convention, Y. 3. C..24 June 11 to 16, 1900 Rg. € Morse, 3 W. 29th st., N. Y. City LOSTON, MASS..-New England Order of Protection May 8, 1900 I Frye, 43 Milk st., Boston, Mass ROSTON, MASS. —Agssociation of American Railway Accounting Officers. May 30, 1900. BOSTON, MASS.—Ancient Order ot M.bernians. July, 1900. J. O. Sullivan, Philadelphia, Pa BOSTON, MASS.—A. 0. H. National Convention. May 14, 1900. James Sullivan, Race St.. Philadelphia, Pa ROSTON, MASS. —American Unitarian Asso elation May 2, 1900 Rev. S. A. Eliot, Cambridge, Mass ROSTON, MASS.-Knights and Ladies cf Honor, Grand Ledge. May 9% 228 Tremont st.. Roston, Mass BRENHAM, TEXAS.Texas Cotton Ginners S. Hathaway, Asrcciation. First Tuesday in May, 1900, A R MeColium. Box 9. Waco, Texas, secy BUFFALO, N. Y.--The Royal Templars. June 12, 1%. KE. B falo. N. Y BRUFFALO, N. Y.--American Association of General Passengers and Ticket Agents’ Association. Oct. 16, 1900, A. J. Smith, Cleve Rew, 43 Niagara st.. Buf land, © BUFFALO, N. Y.—Knights of Honor. June 12 B. F. Nelson, 816 Olive st., St. Louis, Mo. eery. y RUFFALO, N. Y.-National Editorial Association. May, 1900. J. M. Page, Jerseyville, WW BURLINGTON, 1A. The Evangelical Augustana Synod of North America. June 15, 100 Rev. Theodore Kijellgren, Scandia, Wash “o.. Minn RURLINGTON, VT.-Rebekah Assembly May 17, 1900. Mrs. Louise L Vt.. 46 Elm st CFEDAR RAPIDS. IA Knights of Honor April, 1901 1. G6 Cedar Rapids, la, secy CFENARVITAA O.--Reformed Presbvterian National Conference. May 30. 1900. Rew Boyee, Barre, Grand Lodee of Lowa, Second Tuetday in Graves, Lock Box 15, Fonter, secy., 341 W. 29th St.. New York City. THE BILLBOARD CHANUTE, KAN.--Grand Lodge, Degree of Honor of A. O. U. W. First Wednesday io Mrs. Georgia Notestine, Hiawa » -, SeCy. CHAKLESTON, S. C.—Nationa] Teachers’ Astociation. July 7 to 13, 19H CHATTANOOGA, THNN.—Cumberland Pres byterian Church. May 17, 1900. Rev. J. M. Hubbert, Lebanon, Tenn., secy. CHATTANOOGA, TENN.--Southern Indus trial Convention. May 15 to 18 N. F. Thompson, Huntsville, Ala CHATTANOOGA, TENN.—State Council, Jr. U oO. M May 15. Aibert B. Adame, Chattanooga, Tenn. CHICAGO, ILL.—Catholic Knights and La dies of America Louisville, Ky CHICAGO, ILL.—National Harness Manufacturers’ and Dealers’ Protective Association of the United States, 196 W. Randolph st May 1b. T. F. Henley, Edw. P. Hamick, secy CHICAGO, ILL.—American Seed Trade Asso ciation June 12 to 4 Ss. F. Willard, Wethersfield, Conn., secy CHICAGO, ILL.—United States Veteran Signal Corps. Last week in August, 1900. Chas. Oo. W. Marcy, 155 Franklin st., Boston, Masy., secy CHICAGO, ILL. Vv. ST. Sept. 5 st., Brooklyn, N CHICAGO, ILL Grand Lodge, D. O. H. der Chas. Lauber, 107 Somers ¥. International Folklore Association. May, 190). Mrs. H. Wheeler Bassett, 5208 Kimbark av., Chicago, lil CHICAGO, ILL.—Bohemian Catholic Central Union. Sept. 26. F. Lindelar, 56 Jewett st., Cleveland, O CHICAGO, ILL.—National Electric Light Association. May 22 to 24, 1900. G. T. Porter, 136 Liberty st., N. Y. City CHICAGO, ILL.—California Volunteer Veteran Association. Aug. 28 to Sept. 1. Capt. Geo. H. Pettis, Providence, R. 1., secy CHICAGO, ILL.—Illinois Homeopathic Medical Association. May 8, 9 and 10. Edgar J. George, M.D., 31 Washington st., Chicago, Il CHICAGO, ILL 5 and 6, 1900. l.. secy. CHICAGO, ILL.—Probhibitionists State Convention. June 26, 1900. Hale Johnson, chairman. CHICAGO, ILL of North America. State Bar Association. July J. H. Matheny, Springfield, United Presbyterian Church May 23, 1900. Rev. WillPittsburg, Pa., secy. iam J. Reid, D.D. i CHICAGO, ILL.—Prohibition National Convention. June 27, 1900. W. T. Wardell, secy. CHICAGO, ILL.—G. A. R., National Encampment. Aug. 28 to Sept. 1. Thomas J. Stewart, Philadelphia, Pa., secy. ; , CINCINNATI, O.—Nationai Convention _ MS Se. July 12 to 15, 1900. Rev. Chivers. 324 Dearborn st.. Chicago. CINCINNATI, ©.—National People’s Party Convention. May 9 ; CINCINNATI, O.—International Hot Water and Steam Fitters’ Association June 4. Henry B. Jombers, 260 W Broadway, New fork City CINCINNATI, O.—Amer'ean Scciety of Mechanical Engineers May 13 to 19 _Prof. F. R. Hutton, 12 W. 3ist st., N. ¥. City. CINCINNATI, O.—National Mexican War Veterans’ Association, Encampment. Sept 2 to 14, 1900. Col. F. T. Foster, 406 Vine st., Cincinneti, O.. secy. : CINCINNATI, 0.—General Grand Chapter of Zoyal Arch Masons of Unit d States. Sept = Christopher Fox, Brooklyn, a *INCINNATI, O.—Luther League of America. May 22 to 24, 1900. M. C. Olsen, 67 Nebraska ay = Chiceco, ll. CINCINNATI, 0. ber Aseociation. n . Chicago, 1... secy CINCINNATI, O.—National Association of Chiefs of Police of United States and Canaca. May 8 Harvey O. Carr, Grand Raps, Mich., sec CLEVELAND. } American Loyal League. July 28, 19%. J. L. Dwyer, Detroit, Mich. é CLEVELAND, 0.—The Traveling Engineers National Hardwood LumMay 17, 19. A. R. Vin Association. Sept. 1. W. O. Thompson, Stkhart, Ind CLEVELAND, O.—Grand Council of Ohio, » United Commercial Travelers of Amercon 7 iS and 8. 1900. R. T. Somerville, Yavton, O : CLEVELAND, O.—Traveling Freight Agents’ Association. June 7, 1900. G. A. Blair, 12 Carew RBidg., Cincinnati, O. CLEVELAND, 0 International Brotherhood of Bookbinders June 5 J. & @ Espey. 27 Eleventh st. S. W.., Washington, p ( CLEVELAND, 0O.—National Prison Chaplains’ Association. Sept. 15 to W Rev. ¢ ‘inget, Columbus, 0 CLINTON. 1A.—-Mississippi Valley Spiritud®. ists’ Association. July 29 to Aug. 26 Mrs Stella A. Fisk, ge la. iid head ; J Ss, O.— Ohio Trap Shooters L : say ge 7 1 C. Porterfield, 11 S. High <t.. erare EB. J. Porterfield & Co COLUMBUS, O0.—The Order of Commercial Travelers of America. and 30 Chas. B. Flagg, Co#umbus. COLUMBUS, O.—National Children’s Home Society May, 1900 Rev. J. P. Dysart, Milwaukee, Wis DALLAS. TEX.--Concatenated Order Hoo Hoo. Oct. 9 J. H. Baird, Nashville, Tenn., the United June 29 ecyv. DALTON, MASS.—National Div Sons of Temperance of North America. July 10 to 14. Renj. R. Jewell, Stoneham, Mass., secy DENVER, COL —Y. P. Cc. U. Church. July °* to 2. D. F. MeGill, 1411 Fulton st., Alleghenv, Pa DENVER. COL.—Tenth International Sunday School Convention. Probably June, 1902. Marion Lawrance, Toledo, O., secy DPS MOINES, IA.--State Medical Society. May 16 to 18 Dr. J. W. Cokenower, Des Moines la gecyv DES MOINES, IA tive Firemen, September. Peoria, Wl DES MOINES, TA.--National Coneress of Mothers. May 23. Mrs. Vesta Cassidy, Forest Glen, Md Rrotherhoed of LocomoF. W. Arnold, DES MOINES, IA.—Music Teachers’ National Association. June 19 to 22. Philip Werthner, 2371 Kemper Lane, Cincinnati, O. DES MOINES, 1IOWA—Photographers’ Association of lowa. May 15 to 17, 1900. W. O. Reed, Missouri Valley, lowa, secy. DES MOINES, 1IOWA—Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. September, 1900. F. W. Arnold, Peoria, Ill.. secy. DETROIT, MICH.—National Railroad Master Blacksmiths’ Association. Sept. 18 ‘to 21. A. L. Woodworth, Lima, 0. DETROIT, MICH.—U. R. United American Mechanics, Supreme Commandery. June 18, 19. ©. D. Hauptuferer, Canton, 0. DETROIT, MICHi.—American Ticket Brokers’ Association. May 9 and 10, 190. W. B. Carter, 813 Columbia Bldg., Louisville, Ky. DETROIT, MICH.—Unitted States Railroad Clerks’ Mutual Benefit Association. Sept. 6. J. V. Henry, Quincy, IIL, secy. DETROIT, MICH.—Supreme Lodge, K. of P. Aug. 21. R. L. C. White, Nashville, Tenn. DETROIT, MICH.—International Railway Surgeons’ Association. May 30 to June 1. Mrs. Mary M. North, Snow Hill, Md. DETROIT, MICH.—The National Association Railway Agents. July 24 to 27. N. A. Cottrell, Bismark, Mo. DETROIT, MICH.—Glass Bottle Blowers’ Association of United States and Canada. July Wm. Lanner, Rooms 930 and 931, Witherspoon Bidg., Philadelphia, Pa. DET ROIT, MICH.—Grand Lodge, Switch men's Union of North America. May 21. J. E. Tipton, Chamber of Commerce, KanSas City, Kan., grand secy. and treas. DETROIT, MICH.—Knights of Khorassan. Aug. 27. H. W. Belding, St. Louis, Mo. my wnat — ational Saddlery Associ on Convention. July 12 to 14, 1900. B. Denver, St. Louis, Mo. _— DOVER, N. J.—New Jersey State Exempt Firemens’ Association. May 16. Elias K. _Leslie, Trenton, N. J. EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.—German Catholic Union Convention. May, 1900. Carl Zittel pres., E. St. Louis, Ill. : FINDLAY, O.—G. A. R. Encampment. & and 9. FOND DU LAC, WIS.—German Catholic Societies, State Convention. May, 1900. Batholomey Richter, 74 Armory st., Fond du Lac, Wis. FORT WAYNE, IND.—German Catholic Societ‘es, State Convention. May 6, 1900. J. _B. Wittgen, 608 Gum st.. Evansville, Ind. FT. WORTH, TEX.—State Populist Convention. May 4. FORT WORTH, TEX.—Y. P. S. C. E. June 19 to 21 (inclusive). Miss Tyler Wilkinson, Temple, Tex. FREDERICK CITY, MD.—United Brethren Church of United States and Europe, Centennial Celebration. 1901. GALVESTON, TEX.—State Council, Jr. 0. U. A.M. May 8 and 9. B. R. Wall, Grapevine, Tex. GARRETT, IND.—American Train Dispatchers’ Association. June 14, 1900 F. A. Schultz, pres., Garrett, Ind. GEORGETOWN, KY.—Kentucky State Medical Society. May 9 to 11, 1900. euak M.D., Strawford, Ky. AND FORNS, N. DAK.—North Dakota Sunday School Assciation. May Steele. HALIFAX, N. S.—General Assembly, Presby-, +? terian Church in Canada. June 13. Rev. h. { R. Campbell, D.D., 68 St. Famille st. 2 | HARRISBURG, PA.—Grand Lodge, I. 0. 0. it, F. May i4 to 17. J. B. Nicholson, I. O. O. ! F. Temple, Pa. | HARRISBURG, PA.—I. 0. O. F. Grand En| *¢ | campment Annual Session. May 14 to 17, % 19). Jas. B. Nicholson, Odd Fellows’ Tem.-; ple, Philadelphia, Pa. hy HARTFORD, CONN.—Connecticut Bee Keep4 ers’ Association. May, 1900. Mrs. W. C. Riley, Waterbury, Conn. aed HASTINGS, NEB.—Grand Chapter Order of . the Eastern Star. First Tuesday in May, © # |, 1900. Bifieda E. Wright, Greeley, Neb., } secy. HOLTON, KAS.—Sons of Veterans, State En| * , | campment. May 7 to 12. John Redmond, en Wichita, Kas. ‘ie ' HOLTON, KAS.—Ladies of G. A. R., State ‘)} Convention. May 7 to 12. Amy Papes, ‘ ¥% Wichita, Kas. ‘ 4 t GREAT WESTERN BALLOON ¢O., : GET THE BEST and) PLEASE the PEOPLE .: | Balloon ascensions and ' parachute drops by lady | | or gent; balloon races with ~ | | double drops; shot from a a cannon Night ascensions with fireworks. FirstP class ovalloons. Expe-! * | rienced aeronautsand = {| good dressers. We posi|| , tively do go up. ddress, i F, A. DWYER, f 1533 S 17th St., 4: Terre Haute, Ind. The Successful Distributor, A new book, jurt published, containing valu-. — ; able information to all persons in the distribu| | ting business. Full of wise suggestions, pe rtinent aud practical: plans, tips, etc. Sent pos} *' paid to any address for$1.00. Address : : 8 W.H STEINBRENNER, i. ;° 519 Main Street, Room i2, Cincinnati, 0. + ; W.L.HISSONG, | Bill Poster, Distributor and Sign Tacker, | BUTLER, OHIO. Wy OWN 44D CORTROL ALL BO4ROB. covers TOWNS, ADVERTISER that has | ANY MAIL ORDE not heard of or seen || The Advertisers’ Guide, wi:l receive a sample | copy. if you will clip and stick your ad ona posiA 4 tal card and address ' May 24 and 25. a Mrs. J. C. Nelson, Grandin, N. D., secy. STANLEY DAY, Newmarket, N. J. : hy rier zg. BIG MONEY FOR CANE MEN!<2>e . 1 a You can cuin money selling my CANES, TOY WHIPS + . i and UMBRELLAS at all Fairs, Expositions, Summer Re— , STREET sno COUNTY FAIR MANAGERS READ! sorts, Beaches and Outdoor Attractions. manufacturers of thisline’ 40 direct from us. Send for free Illustrated Catalogue. Complete line of Pocket Knives and Jewelry. We are the only | per cent. saved by buying | I cose eesveneeeunesonsesaseses ~< | | t | } > _ L EISENSTEIN, 44 Aan St., New York City. | a; ' { ul Hatch’s Attractions are Money Makers. f 1.—Hatch’s Oriental Theatre and Cairo Streets. : nents ats aan. TRAVELING #& 3 st yt |’ .—Hatch’ ° , \._Hatch's Mirror Paradise. IN OUR OWN SPECIAL CAR. i 5.—Hatch's Moving Picture Exhibition. ty Will buy outright or play on percentage any o7 all above attractions. Address, stating dates of x your fair, etc., to jt ‘ J. FRANK HATCH, Gen’! Mgr., , hy 303 Cuyahoga, Building, Cleveland, Ohio. i 5 To Heaven on a Kite! THE WORLD'S GREATEST SENSATION, oa CONYNES’—— i AEROPLANE! Carrying au Aeronaut 1,000 Feet in the Air Supported by a Few Yards of Silk. This is the newest and most sensational outside attraction before the public. The Aeroplane consists of three kites and a triangular plane of silk, from the base of otten which a performer ascends to a height of 1.000 feet from the ground. There is -or hot air of any kind used in lifting this “plane,” and the slightest breath of win gale will operate it equally well Managers of suminer resorts, secretaries of fairs, and others interested in outside attractions } will find this to be positively the greatest attraction that can be procured. introduced for the first time during the coming season, and is billed as one of the greatest features For terms and particulars address, of the Paris Exposition. SOLE ECLIPSE EXCHANGE, Chicago. “The Billboard” is a truly representative Distributors’, Paper. | | ’ > — m4 is hung a trapeze, on | no gas eaviest itivel on the 52s aes Sow, It is new, and will be | ] AGENTS: ULTMANN & TONELL, New York. SS ee LE. comet > ts