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April 22, 1903
Willmar Tribune
Willmar, Kandiyohi County, Minnesota
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President Roosevelt will lay the cornerstone of a new gate at Yellowstone Park's northern boundary on April 24, conducted by Montana's grand lodge of Masons, marking his last day there.
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TO LAY CORNER STONE.
Last Day of President's Stay in Yellowstone to Be Marked by Masonic Ceremony
Cinnabar, Mont., April 17.- Secretary Loeb has not yet received word of President Roosevelt's arrival at Fort Yellowstone. He expects, however, to hear from him during the day. The president has accepted an invitation to lay the corner stone of the new gate at the northern boundary of the Yellowstone park. The ceremony will occur during the afternoon of April 24, the last day of the president's stay here, and will be conducted by the grand lodge of masons of Montana.
Last Day of President's Stay in Yellowstone to Be Marked by Masonic Ceremony
Cinnabar, Mont., April 17.- Secretary Loeb has not yet received word of President Roosevelt's arrival at Fort Yellowstone. He expects, however, to hear from him during the day. The president has accepted an invitation to lay the corner stone of the new gate at the northern boundary of the Yellowstone park. The ceremony will occur during the afternoon of April 24, the last day of the president's stay here, and will be conducted by the grand lodge of masons of Montana.
What sub-type of article is it?
Infrastructure
Social Event
What keywords are associated?
Yellowstone Park
Cornerstone Laying
Masonic Ceremony
President Roosevelt
What entities or persons were involved?
President Roosevelt
Secretary Loeb
Grand Lodge Of Masons Of Montana
Where did it happen?
Yellowstone Park
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Yellowstone Park
Event Date
April 24
Key Persons
President Roosevelt
Secretary Loeb
Grand Lodge Of Masons Of Montana
Event Details
President Roosevelt has accepted an invitation to lay the corner stone of the new gate at the northern boundary of the Yellowstone park. The ceremony will occur during the afternoon of April 24, the last day of the president's stay here, and will be conducted by the grand lodge of masons of Montana.