New Officers Elected at Centennial Supreme Council Meeting
Washington October 22 Representative James D Richardson of Te cheksey Wale was elected sovereign grand commander of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite for the Southern Jurisdiction of the United States. Other officers named include Samuel Eme Adar Minnesota lieutenant supreme commander Hoof So Succeedirg Richardson Martin Wolling houls grand coancellor and Mufus E Flening Farge N C grand i of state. The session drew representatives from regions across the country for a full biennial ceremonial and open session highlighting growth and reforms within the order.
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Jaeger Sanatory Woolen Underwear Ad
Dr Jaeger promotes his woolen underwear made under strict supervision. The product uses undyed natural gray or white wool, is non irritant, and designed to prevent cold and diseases. The Butte agency at Gans Klein’s offers sizes for all ages and weights.
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New York
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Secret Masonry Session Highlights Puerto Rico Jurisdiction Debate
The document reports on a supreme council session discussing authority over Porto Rico with disputes noted by Porto Rican bodies. It cites thanks to Masonry for its freedom from Satanism, urges scrutiny of applicants, and honors late Ident McHintey. Representations include Grand Commander Hon. Palmer Ponitiae and Senor Rafael de Zevas.
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Aim 2 Rico
Richardson
Porto Rico
Ident McHintey
Mason
Palmer Ponitiae
Rafael de Zevas
Prederick Webber
Kentucky
Ted
State Lands Sold at Auction in Public Sale
The State conducted a public land sale with three tracts offered and leased. Some plots brought $28 per acre while others sold for $10 per acre, totaling $45,101 with an average price of $14.45 per acre. Clerks prepared to settle after bidders completed their payments and the sale sparked strong bidding.
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Four Powers Reopen Talks on Crete Independence
Negotiations among the four protector powers resume over Crete's status. King George of Greece held long talks with the czar and others at dawn, with plans to meet in Vienna. The Prince of Greece previously secured support for a plan of independence, and now diplomacy shifts as the parent king pursues a broader settlement.
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Miss Eastwick Pleads Guilty in Rail Certificate Case
Mary Kkothe uns Phil, in the Gallard Hall police court, pleads guilty to forging a railroad certificate valued at £10000. The case was remanded to the Nt session for examination. Also reports note rebel activity in Swatow area and a football injury incident at Colfax High School.
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Vail
Government survey examiner transferred to Cheyenne
Scott Harrison, government survey examiner, finishes surveys in Custer and Roserwed counties this summer and leaves tonight for Cheyenne after being transferred to that department.
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Yale Bicentennial Spectacle Illuminates Campus Night
A Yale campus bicentennial pageant lit by electric lanterns and Greek fires showcased scenes from Yale history on the New Haven green. The dramatic association staged tableaux from 1701 foundations to the Yale fence era with student chorus and band performances drawing thousands of graduates into a vivid campus memory.
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Guunod Society
Montana Man Missing After Seattle Train Incident
An unclear report details a Montana man named James Torey believed dead in Seattle. It describes two men from Mentana and Astoria, a nighttime incident near a railway line, and a search that found no trace of any of the involved men by morning.
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Seattle
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Craze Over Countess Sinks San Francisco Man into Insanity
Victor O Brien a 31 year old San Francisco clubman and Stanford graduate studying sociology at the University of Chicago became violently attached to Countess Francie Correaux known in Chicago as Mrs E A Carpenter. After a stormy interview he declared his love and then suffered a nervous spell. He was committed to care of his father in San Francisco for a long rest. Bastrup and O Neill Chicago lawyers aided his case.
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Chicago
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San Francisco
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Carter
Pacific Coast
O Brien
Stanford University
Santos-Dumont Prize Debate Delays Deutsche Award
The Deutsche prize of 100000 francs for a dirigible balloon remains undecided until after October 31. Santos-Dumont is believed by Prince Roland Bonaparte and M. Deutsche to have won, with a telegram conveyed to the Brazilian aviator. The commission will not finalize the decision before November and other contenders may still qualify.
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Clay Clement Bankruptcy Filing in U S District Court
Actor Clay Clement, real name Geiger, filed for bankruptcy in the United States district court. The petition lists assets and creditors including Wino Burte of Montana and others. The document notes his stage name and mentions various unrelated names and details in the schedules.
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Captain Carter Replies In Embezzlement Suit
Oberlin M. Carter former captain of United States engineers replies he has no money to repay the United States in the suit seeking 277000 dollars. The demurrer of Captain Carter and that of the other defendants was placed on file in the United States circuit court in Chicago.
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Kohlsaat
Chicago
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Carter
Oberlin M. Carter
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Navy and Army Plans in the Philippines Amid Insurgency
Rear Admiral Rodgers reports naval forces concentrating on Samar with submarines dispatched to Catbalogan Basey and Bangiga to support the army. General Chaffee expects no large battle in Samar as armed Filipinos are scarce and reinforcements raise garrisons to 388 men for field operations. Bulomen bands threaten Tarlac and Rosales as Taft and Chaffee agree on habeas corpus procedures for military prisoners.
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Island of Luz
Bulang
President Roosevelt Visits Farmington in Public Day
President Roosevelt makes three public passes through Farmington after planting a McKinley memorial oak beside Elm Tree Inn. A large crowd from Hartford and nearby towns gathers. dignitaries including Carveltyou Dame and senators attend a private dinner at Commander and Mrs Dawles.
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Tate
Court Modifies Snow Bird Injunction In Butte Mining Case
Special dispatch reports the Montana Ore Purchasing Company gains permission to use specific levels and workings on the Snow Bird property in Butte to resume mining in the Pennsylvania Barns and Johnstown districts. The Montana company, represented by J N Denny, sought the modification of the supreme court injunction issued days earlier.
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Helena
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Butte
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Montana Ore Purchasing Company
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Court rules on Anaconda injunction and ore rights
Court modified the injunction against Anaconda company over trespassing and mining at Snow Bird, inserting the word by to limit actions and leaving open the possibility of mining by the Montana Ore Purchasing company. The petition to add J. Bender as party appellant was denied. James Harrington was admitted to practice in Butte.
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Compa Red
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Bender
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Justice Pigott
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Imp Won Fifth Race At Morris Park In New York
Imp the famous black mare delighted the Morris Park crowd in New York as she won the fifth race. She paid 7 to 2, ran a mile in 1:iv flat and led from the start, one of the meeting’s fastest mile efforts.
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Kitchener Seeks More Mounted Troops
The Daily Express reports Lord Kitchener wired the War Office urging an urgent addition of trained mounted men to bolster forces. The call underscores ongoing demands for rapid reinforcements as military needs rise.
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Stampede Follows Fire Alarm at Kentucky Theater Tragedy
A theater in Kentucky was struck by a small flame during a performance of Tennessee’s Purdue causing a chaotic rush to exits. Dozens injured, with 2 or 3 gravely hurt and feared to die, as staff scrambled to halt the panic and hospitals prepared. Opal Tennings Weatherford Mary Welch George Schmidt Kate Haber Two boys and others named were among the injured. An infant and a four year old also trampled. Mrs Mary Plaunket and Mrs Leona Orth McDowell were badly hurt.
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McDowell
Orma Pulliam
Frank Blacht
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Shippingport
Edward Plunket
Charles Cross
Kate Hulger
George Meecher
Joe Fine
C. Schneider
Tennessee
Purdue
Ae Co
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