Secret societies meeting schedule and officers listed
A historical fragment lists lodge meetings for Circle Lodge No 377 Encampment No 41 Starlight Rebekah Lodge No 231 Temescale Lodge 314 F and A M and Modern Woodmen of America. It provides meeting days in Odd Fellows and Masonic halls and lists names of officers such as L. Jahwson N G and J. Gooch Co P and C M Scoville W M along with other titled officers.
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God Fellows Hall
Gooch, Co. P
Ho Blair
H. Daweon
Siite
Forester Court Circle City meets on Tuesdays at Odd Fellows hall
Forester Court Circle City No. 831 meets on the first and third Tuesdays at the Odd Fellows hall. Officers listed include Robt Brown C R Robt Bowen V C R Dr J Glen son Secy Thomas Baker Treas.
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Forester Court Circle City
Odd Fellows ‘Hall
Robt
Brown
C. R
Robt. Bowen
Dr.j. ©. Glen
Son
Sec’y
Thomas Baker
Treas
Queen Council No 100 Meets Twice Monthly
Queen Council No 100 holds meetings on the first and third Thursdays each month with W Grow as president Mrs Francisco as vice president J H Dawson as secretary and H W Isnos as treasurer.
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Queen Council
Narragansett Tribe No 169 Meets Wednesday Evenings
The Narragansett Tribe No 169 holds weekly meetings at 7 30 p m in Fort. Carey is named Sachem with Maleong Sapp senior and Sag I Dawson serving as Chief of Records. The notice lists traditional leadership and meeting time.
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Carey
Sachem
Maleong Sapp
Stronger
Jr Say
I Dawson
Fraternal Brotherhood Meets on Monthly Mondays
Fraternal Brotherhood holds meetings on the first and third Monday of each month in the IOOF Hall with officers Baird as President Ashcroft as W P Mrs Danham Lecy and Bortz as Treasurer. Eagles meet Fridays in the Odd Fellows hall with Johnson as W P and Carey as Secretary. Social evenings run until Friday each month.
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Fraternal’ Brotherhood
Hall
M. Baird
T. H. Ashcroft
W. P
Ae Eagles
Odd Fellows Hall
W.P
M. Johmson
Thomas Carey
L. W H. Dawson
Social Seasign Unil
Church Schedule Includes Morning Service and Evening Meeting
Reverend B. B. Jacques leads Sunday activities with a pastor Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning service at 10 30 a m B Y P U at 6 30 p m evening service at 7 50 p m and mid week prayer and age meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m
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B. B. Jacques
B.Y.P.U. Society
Sunday church schedule with services and devotions
The notice lists a Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning worship at 10 30 a m and evening service at 6 30 p m The Christian Endeavor Society meets after the morning service The mid week devotional is set for Wednesday at 7 20 p m and an evening service at 7 30 p m on another day.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Church Services Schedule and Sunday School Notes
Cor Eighth and Howard Rev W T Adams preaches Sundays at 3 15 and 7 30 pm with Sunday school at 2 15 pm Christian Endeavor 6 30 pm prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 Rev Geo B Cliff Sunday school 6 30 am service 11 40 45 am class meeting 12 00 m Epworth League 6 50 pm prayer 7 10 pm Rev Father Quinn Mason service 9 30 am St John Baptist Episcopal church 7 30 pm except third Sunday Holy Communion 10 45 am Rev John Brann Sunday School 9 50 am Corner Eighth and Victoria 11 00 am service 10 am Sunday school 9 50 am Wednesday 8 pm Reading room 2 00 4 00 pm Evening service 7 50 pm
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Cor. Eighth and
Howard
W.T. Adams
Christian Endeavor
Christian Ladies’ Aid
Geo. B. Cliff
M. Epworth League
St. John “Baptist
Episcopal Church
John Brann
Eighth
Victoria Streets
Salvation Army Schedules Regular Weekly Meetings
The Salvation Army lists regular weekly meetings on Wednesday Saturday and Sunday. Junior meetings are held Sundays at 2 p.m.
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Salvation Army
Juunior
Community fraternal and ladies groups meet monthly
The record lists GO A R Carlton Post No 168 meeting on the third Monday at Masonic hall with W J Pentelow as Commander. It notes Royal Neighbors of America gathering on first and third Tuesdays at Odd Fellows hall with Mrs Hattie Dunham Oracle and Mrs Mary V Nowels Recorder and Mrs Maud Reed Treasurer. It also mentions a group meeting on the first and third Tuesdays at City Hall at 8 o'clock with officers Petelgn Pres and others, plus scattered lines referencing other local fraternal or congregational entities.
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Royal Neighbors OF
America
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hattie Dunham
Mary V.’ Nowels
Maud-Réed
Ae Petelgn
Pres
W. Haiaimenen
A. Prizer
Sec'y
C—Huaney
Treas
Railroads and Rates Debate on Expansion and Public Interest
The article argues rail transportation remains inadequate to trade growth and calls for massive railroad expansion funding. It criticizes rate-cut movements as misguided and urges high profits to attract capital, warning against restrictive earnings and political meddling that would worsen future rail capacity.
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Meee
Senator Gorman
Maryland
America
Gorman
Srey
Iby
Eo Vast Ac Sui
Noahs Ravens and a Mountaineer Skeptic in Tennessee
A Tennessee mountain blacksmith famed for honest work and Sunday exhorting confronts Tom Bradley, a skeptic who teases with Biblical questions. At a camp meeting the smith recalls his attempts to prove faith against Bradley, recounting wild interpretations of Noah and the ark.
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Tennessee
Tom Bradley
Tom
Billy Wite
Kiver
Noah
Ark
Jonah
Report of tie condition of The First National Bank of Corona
Bank examination records the bank in Corona California as insolvent in 1905 with assets showing cash items notes and bonds totaling 2 950 63 12 500 00 and 1 914 42 1 505 04 2514 91 1 830 00 350 53 10 948 25 liabilities total 112 200 including capital stock surplus and profits. Notary sworn statement by cashier confirms accuracy of the report dated February 1905.
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U.S
Canital
IGT National Bank
Cutallery
Raven lore about Noah’s dove and a nest of ravens
The speaker mulls over raven origins and misfortune, wondering if Satan has influence. He concludes the old raven caused the loss and sees a she raven perched on five eyes in a nest as the source of the ravens.
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Noah
Satan
The Opera Originated in Italy in 1600
A Newce of London review traces the birth of opera in Florence around 1600 with Peri’s Euridice to honor Maria de Medici and Henry IV. It notes the experiment of early recitative and instrumental continuo, the aim to mirror speech, and later efforts by Monteverdi Gluck and Wagner to reconcile music with spoken inflection.
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Streatfelld
Florence
Peri
Maria de’ Medici
Henry IV
France
Chitarone
Kirge
Hira Prande
Gravicembajo
Monteverde
Happy Tears and Comfort in Reading
A London Chronicle quotation describes happy tears as a solace to many women. The lines say tears steady nerves when paired with tea and a good tale, turning reading into supreme happiness despite tired eyes and damp handkerchiefs.
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Violet Greville
London Chronicle
Motorist Optimism Amid Accident News
A London Opinion fragment records a cautious exchange after a motor accident. One speaker reassures another that they will recover, while the other questions the outcome. The brief quotes reflect public sentiment on resilience and skepticism after a crash.
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London
Special Civil Service Class Organized at San Bernardino College
A special Civil Service class for exam preparation opens at San Bernardino Business College next Monday. About 20 of 100 shorthand students have enrolled. March 20 is the next Civil Service exam date. Professor Do R Glass will supervise, offering individual attention to help members pass. Students from other shorthand systems may join and take speed tests in shorthand, typewriting, and copying. Enrollment costs nothing. all who pass prior additions have secured government positions.
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San Bernardino Business College
Business College
San Bernardino
Calif
San Bernardinol Business College
Do R Glass
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Lodge
Odd.Fellows Hall
L. H.jah Wson
N. G. He K.' Stahl
Starlight
Masons
Temescale
A.M
Masonic Hall
C. M. Scoville
W. M
L. Davis
R. M. Wollitz
T. P. Drinkwater
A. P. Kelley
Woodmen OF America
J. Smith
H. C
J.B. Lewis
D. K. Wilson
Independent Order Foresters
Fraternal Aid Association
Congregational Church
First Christian Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Father Quinn
Mason
First Church of Christ Scientist
GO A. R
Ww. Cc. T. Us
Puts
Benee Hore Railways
Madigan Powder Works
Selection
Clarksville
Iowa
S Bus
Sanger E. French
Geo. A. Craw
G. R. Freeman
Alden Block
Corona
Riverside
California
Q. Riley
Lula Main
Jiv-ty
Luther E. Alden
Seventh Street
Ramona and
County of Itiversie
Califorinia
A. D
Ff. Ouuvillgey
Administratrix
Thomas Glass
John D. Glass
Thacker
Tof
Stevens
J. Stevens AD & Tool Ga
First National Bank of
State of
Westraars Vf
Soueal
UW Mena
Total
Liabilutiss
State of California
Kiserve
Lidno
Noo Wardha
Copa Issey
Citizens Bank OF Corona
Baul
Frei
Hotate
Shad
AL Kinney
Cashier
Frank Scoville
George Brown
EF. Scoville
the Opera
Italy
Queen Colony Cigar
Corona Nate
Wood. Pontelow
Jacob Stoner
M.terpening
Lyman
van Kirk
Mast Sixth Street
Main, Corona, California
Harding & Misenheimer Barbershop
Peldiaan’s Barber Shop
Rider
Luse. ‘Vor
Ietter
C.O.D
Express
Bath
Cycle-Company, Dept
Jl” Ghicago, i
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