Local Societies and Churches Directory Itemized
A compact town directory lists Masonic lodges, Grange and Woodmen tents,, lodges and social groups with meeting nights and halls, plus Eden Congregational Church, Catholic, Episcopal and Presbyterian services, and the town directory officers. It notes regular gatherings, secretaries, masters, and meeting venues in a period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuuurcce
Eden Congregational Cugron
Sorotay
Falbath School
Bbet
Berond
Sia
Mayer
Alfred J. Casepesto
Coneral
Ainss
Sondern
Hey
Sally
Trinity Eviscopal Chine
Grace
Pearce Avenue
Joan
Nex
Fenton-Smit
Presiytert
Sriting
Moraaz
HEA m
Hirt
Telegraphic Resume Reported Worldwide Military Moves
A long dispatch details nominations in the US Marine Corps and Army, troop deployments by China to Shandong, and a British consul report on detention at Luanda. It notes transport changes in the Army service, ship routes of Manila to San Francisco, and major assignments including Major Frank Greene in charge of rail line construction. Trinidad's legislature rejects Gatutda trade offers, while US-Trinidad trade terms shift with reduced duties on select goods. Halstead confirmed as president of Halstead College of Aarratism in Cincinnati, with distance instruction via correspondence. Chicago plans demolition of Paris Expo buildings, with bids from the Chicago House Wrecking Company. A Washington dispatch highlights largerMarch exports, doubling prior year figures, and a London-Berlin table discusses attacks on the Prince of Wales and German reactions, plus shipping estimates to Vancouver and the Shamrock project in London. A Turkish official reports Ebmaia Tewik’s exile for anti-Sultan writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Hileo
Porto Rica
Sento Jws
John P
Gridley
United States Marine
Carpe
Shandong
Lorenzo Marques
Valdes Sal
Michael
Frank Greene
United State Gunl Corps
I Francisco
Trinidad
United States
Murat Halstead
Gie Halstead
Elgeses
Talstead
Eastern College
Chicago
Chicago House Wrecking Company
Siemga
Inet
Langtry protests over American reception and war service
The speaker denounces hostile reception and partisan politics in the United States while praising Britons wounded in the Boer War. She defends her sacrifice and criticizes anti British sentiment, expressing pride in aiding wounded troops and condemning indifference toward national duty.
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York
Americ
Pacific Coast Matters Indorses San Diego Coaling Station
Representative Needham pushes for a Navy coaling station in San Diego arguing strategic value and harbor access despite local prejudice. Proposals include $400,000 appropriation and a $769,000 bill, with ongoing talks on site purchase and related Sequoia Park road work and through routes schedules.
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Hifort
Washington
Bam
Navy Department
San Diego
Efrelus
Thevy Department
Needham
Hrafford
Sin Viego
Congress
Cam- Mitta Nn
Sequoia National Park
Rogiz Ponches
Vrooteweo
Beaumont
Whrowk
Vies
Dewerville
Ker County
Haney
Spain's Claim Meets Denial From United States
The United States rejects Spain's assertion that the Philippines remained under Spanish sovereignty. Secretary Hay informs the Spanish Minister that Paris treaty terms clearly transferred all Far East territory to the United States. The boundary lines of Cerayan, Cima, and Filmin are not recognized as Spanish possessions and are considered to have passed to the U S through the treaty and Spanish concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Washington
Btu
Philippine
United States
Hay
Philippines
Marie
Far East
Spain
Paria
Cacayan
Nia
Sitma
Tarefore
Carayan
Filmin
Tariff Law for Porto Rico to Last Two Years
The act sets a 15 percent tariff on goods entering Porto Rico from foreign nations and a similar levy on goods moving between the United States and Porto Rico. It provides duties, revenue stamps, and internal revenue tax arrangements, with free entry for certain printed matter in the Moghel language. The law outlines governance, including a Governor, Executive Council, a House of Delegates, and judiciary structures, with terms, salaries, and eligibility rules for voters and offices. It also establishes currency, quarantine, and nationalization provisions, with the act taking effect May 2, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto
Porto Rico
Porta Rica
United States
Porte
Porto Rivo
Perto Rico
Internal Revenue
Inter Revenue Group
Jalen
Ghal
Tawi
Assembly of Morty Rigo
Orton
Dorks Kiva
Porte Riga
Forte Riga
Porte Riew
Porte Kiroecall
Porte Tiga
San Amani Percens
Porto Ricn
Senate
Aplee
Npyer
House of Delegates
Pe Rico
Porta Ries
Vesbal
Dugtiee
Marchal
Andrea
United States District Court
the Provident
Gommiggioner
Supreme Court
District
Washington
Navy Sign New Holland Submarine Boat Contract
The Navy Department signs a contract with Holland Submarine Torquato Boat Company to add boats to the fleet for 150000 pounds and 175000 dollars for future Holland-type boats. The company will cover patent claims, sell at a price set by appraisers, provide experts to train crews, and bonds 10000 dollars to complete the Pinager. A commander and crew are to be provided as the Holland becomes a naval vessel though few volunteers apply. A preliminary report on the Isthmian Canal Commission is expected by early next month for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Ifulland Company
Washington
Navy Department
Holland Submarine Torquato- Boat Company
Halsengrete
Watshall
Aso
Janigrance
Init
Adairal Walker
Apm
Thin Sage
Nome Money Order Office Offers Direct Service
The Post Office Department announces direct money order service with two tranches at Nome for sending funds to Marka. Inquiries show people seek speedy remittance options, and arrangements allow money orders payable at Nome to be mailed and received through this first-class service.
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Nome
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S. T. & C. R. Morgan
Eden Township
Haywart Postotile
Kien
Postoffice
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Oaklamt
Oakland
Paul
East
Kurt
MALL
San Francisco
San Francico
San Francisca
Fanenas
Proprietors of the
Hayward
Aatheet
Haswire
J. W. Merwin
Jayward
Harvard Review
Alamed
Orosanental Fewessigy
Reviow
Broadway
California
Alan
F .Veats
F. Hall
Jacobeen
Cherlew Veowne
Seite
Sycamore
Nise
J. Mesiormet
Willows’ Mall
Henry Marl
F. Rhodes
Eden Parlok
Salive Sona
Morgan
Bee
Whyra Longe
F. Hail
Hires
Nielsen
See
Chris
Christensen
Ladies Society
Danla—Freeident
Ming Mimnje Masmussen
Misa Kiratine Thana
Eden Grange
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G. W. Hall
Walter Meyers
Henry Lockwan
Cypress Camp
Leels
F Hall
Sidney Jones
Cooms
Wilbert
W. GT. U of
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Hassell
Tennion
Jay Ited
Haywards Laws Tensis Gilub
R. Reid
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Peterson
H.W. Merit
AW. Huger
Cork
J. A. Cole
Allert I Flecher
Nard
J, Ierago
de. A. J. Dean
Sokit
Oller Gates
Prem Aly
D. ¥. Connor
Aiternay
Lane
Etary Pottie
Catea
Ornewer
Alameda Cotsty
Cal
Alexander Physician
Sarceon Oftir
Resa
Bay Eas
True Meadors
London
Berlin
West
George Sauders
London Times
Gierawatt
Usathy
Buclieh Royalty
Maki Qoesilly
Sipide
Prince of Wales
Great Britain
Germany
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Britten Columbia
Tiv
Victoran
Helvs
Jaganves
Dabor
Vanconuat
Westminster
Canner Ice
Ant Nugner Fife
Ap Calancer
Ita Khe
Constantinople
Ebmaia Tewik
Komiah
Asia Minor
White Sewing Mpachine Co
Post Street
Stockton
San Prancisco, Cal
Langtry
Pacific Coast Matters
Haine Cosiania
Ganda
Catto Stein Pyaan Boralgn Costelen
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