Grand Lodge Meeting of Elks In Detroit
Thousands of Elks from major cities gather in Detroit for the forty sixth annual grand lodge meeting and reunion. Grand Exalted Ruler James A. Sammis opened the closed sessions at the Lyceum Theater as visitors enjoyed rides and excursions to Bois Blanc Island and Tashmoo Park during the day.
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Detroit
Mich
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Grand Lodge
Lyceum Theater
Elks
James A. Sammis
Sesson
Bois Blanc Island
Tashmoo Park
Ninth meeting of the Kentucky Bar Association opens
The Kentucky Bar Association began its ninth annual meeting in Middlesboro Kentucky with about two hundred delegates. President Charles W Metcalf of Pineville presided and delivered the opening address as officers filed reports. W A Berry of Paducah spoke on Some Great Lawyers of Kentucky and Reuben D Silliman of New York will deliver tomorrow evening's annual address.
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Middlesboro
Kentucky Bar Association
Charles W. Metcalf
Pineville
Metcalf
W. A. Berry
Paducah
Kentucky
Reuben D. Silliman
New York
End of Old War Vessel Portsmouth to Leave Hoboken
The old sloop of war Portsmouth will be towed from Hoboken to the navy yard in Brooklyn and decommissioned within days. Built in 1843 at Portsmouth New Hampshire, she served in the Mexican War and Chinese waters, joined Farragut in the Civil War, and has spent the last fifteen years as a training ship for New Jersey naval reserves.
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New York
Sloop of War
Portsmouth
Hoboken
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
N. H
Golden Gate
Farragut
Naval Reserves of
New Jersey
Prince John Charles Francis Turns Five In July Birthday
London reports Prince John Charles Francis, youngest son of King George and Queen Mary, celebrated his fifth birthday today. He is described as healthy and lively and was a favorite of his late grandfather, the King.
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London
Prince John Charles Francis
King George
Queen Mary
Luther League of Illinois Opens Sixteenth Convention
The sixteenth annual convention of the Luther League of Illinois began in Leland on July 12 and will run through Friday with delegates from many cities and towns across the state attending.
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Leland
The
Luther League of Illinois
Illinois
Barber Shop Opportunity at Prime City Location
A fine opportunity to seize a modern barber shop in the best location in the city. Recently upgraded with plate glass mirrors and shower baths. Apply M. G. Nicholson for details and terms.
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M. G. Nicholson
Peabody College Nashville Tennessee Teaching Courses
Peabody College in Nashville offers three groups of four year degree courses and a two year diploma program. The diploma degree promises easy entrance into top positions. The college notes a recent magnificent endowment and tuition of ten dollars per quarter. Chase, Little, Chairman of Faculty.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Teachers’ College
Chase, Little, Ch
Toxaway Inn Open Under I H Aiken Management
Lake Toxaway N C hosts the newly opened Toxaway Inn under I H Aiken with modern facilities and liberal conduct. Through sleeping car service from Atlanta arrives in Asheville via Hendersonville, with Southern Railway agents listed for details. Foley's Kidney Remedy is promoted for kidney and bladder troubles sold by Blall druggists.
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I. H. Aiken
America
Lake Toxaway Southern Railway
Atlanta
Asheville
Hendersonville
Southern Railway
J L. Meek
AG. Pla
James Freeman
Atlanta, Ga
Blall Durggtsts
Upper Mississippi Improvement Convention Opens
St Paul Minnesota July 12 delegates from Missouri Iowa Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota attend the ninth annual convention of the Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association. The group urges early completion of a six foot channel from Minneapolis to the Missouri River mouth with sessions and papers planned for tomorrow. Senatorial and congressional speakers from border states are slated to address. Thomas Wilkinson of Burlington presided at today s sessions.
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Minn
Missouri
Iowa
Ignois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association
Congress
Misssissippi
Mineapolis
S.enators
Upper Mississippi
Thoms Wilkinson
Burlington
Carolina Hardware Dealers Meet Opens in Charleston
The Retail Hardware Dealers' Association of the Carolinas holds its annual convention in Charleston South Carolina with hundreds of prominent trade representatives in attendance. The three day program includes entertainment and business sessions. Mayor Rhett welcomed delegates. R H McDuffie of Fayetteville is president and T W Dixon is secretary and treasurer.
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Charleston
S. C
Retail Hardware Dealers’ Association of the
Hearing for commuters on rail commutation rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission opened a hearing in Washington on July 12 on advances in rail commutation rates for trains leaving New York. Defendants include New York Central Erie Central of New Jersey Lehigh Valley Lackawanna Reading and Pennsylvania railroads. The key issue is ICC jurisdiction over commutation rates.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
New Yorkity
New York Central
Erie
Central of New Jersey
Lehigh Valley
Lackawanna
Reading
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin Golf Tourney Opens in La Crosse With Yale Cup
La Crosse Wisconsin hosts the Wisconsin State Golf Association annual championship as top golf experts gather for opening day. The Yale cup contests begin this afternoon and run through the week, with signs pointing to a very successful tournament.
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la Crosse
Wis
la Crosse Club
Wisconsin
Wisconsin To State Golf Association
Pies of Boyhood and a Call to Electric Bitters
An 19th century style advertisement touts Electric Bitters to restore digestion and vitality from boyhood strength. It claims poor digestion harms appetite and health, urging use of the remedy for stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Available for 50 cents at W. J. Smith & Bros and H. R. Palmer & Son.
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W. J. Smith & Bros
H. R. Palmer & Son
Belfast Orangemen Celebrate Anniversary Procession
Belfast July 12. The Boyne battle anniversary celebrated by Orangemen of Belfast and vicinity. The procession was among the largest in recent years with police taking precautions to prevent disorder.
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Belfast
Texas Abstracters Assemble in San Antonio
The third annual convention of the Texas Abstracters Association opened in San Antonio Texas with President J C Crisp of Beeville presiding. Attendance marked the event as annual reports filled most of the first day and the meeting will adjourn tomorrow.
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San Antonio
Texas
Texas Abstracters’ Association
J. C. Crisp
Beeville
Muscle Soreness Relieved by Free Application
The passage notes that soreness of the muscles whether from violent exercise or injury is quickly relieved by the free application of Chamberlains liniment.
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Chamberlain
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