Fraternity Lodges and Churches Listed in Town Directory
A fragmented historical newspaper page lists numerous Masonic and fraternal lodges by number and name, with meeting days and halls, including Mayward Rebekah Lodge, Leary U.S. Lodge, HyX Ward, and Cyprense Camp. It also details church services for Eden Congregational, Catholic, Trinity Episcopal, and Presbyterian churches, with service times and pastors, followed by a town directory of trustees and town officers.
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Fontin Thutedeya Lows Jacobeen
I. Charles “Prowse
Berit
Sycanoke Lidge
Gam Madsen
Hal Vor Nissen
Wardd
McDonnell
Hee
Eves Lodge
Dan Lorenz
Willows Hall
M. W
Helary Marlin
Ree Re
Rhode
Stanton
Eden Ghange
H. No
Menta U OR
Fillowy
W. T. Christensen
Mortin
Y. MF
Clarence McDonnel
Win
Zambritky
Leaky
Haywards Lodge
Hal A. Bidney Jones
Wilbert
Wclt. U
Haywande
Eden Congregational Church
Anid
Alfred J. Case
Sumas
Sally
Trinity Esaconal
Comer
Grace
Pearce Avenue
J. mi
J. Fenton-Smalth
Presbyterian
Sundey
Presbyterian Church
Watrect
Rev
G. Wedyous
Pester
Multinational News Digest Highlights Global Events
A sweeping telegraphic resume reports on European and American affairs. It notes Polish press bans in Prussia, wartime aid relief reaching 5.5 million, and plans for an American tour of Coquelin and Mme Herphardt after the Paris Exposition. It covers Monte Carlo dividends, pension bills in Congress, German tax talks, Navy surveying in the Philippines, and Treasury moves on Porto Rican retirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haseen Forhidugn
Prahlong
Inv Aik Iy
Jelief
M. Coquelin
Mme
Herphardt
Grrane
Nigis
Loase Committee
Salloway
New Mampshire 1
Jense Amnate
Army Reorganization Plans and Staffing Changes Detailed
A draft reform outlines a major army reorganization with phased staff reductions and new promotion rules. It preserves chief of staff but ends permanent staff appointments, shifts officers to line duty after two years, and sets a ten year limit on certain staff roles. It also specifies artillery and regimental structures, pension rules, and elevates the senior Major General to Lieutenant General while reorganizing adjutant general leadership.
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Wage and Means Committee
Senate Committee of Military Affairs
Army
Carpe Flat
Juta Gonst Sud Field Artillery
Thenk
Take Up Arms to Aid Boers Report Warns of Flouting Neutrality
Washington cable reports Chicago volunteers pledged to hospital duty but joined Boer army, detaining at Lourenco Marquez before being allowed to Pretoria. Officials say US cannot prevent faith violations and Portugal may keep South Africa open to such filibusters unless Britain intervenes.
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Washington
United States
Ulayab
Pretoria
South Africa
Atea
Tegat
Lourenzo Marquez
Chinese Roads Work Under Feverish Russian Pace
Washington reports Russia toughens to finish the railway between Moukden and Vindivostok on the Siberian line. Port Arthur and Vidivostok are cited as key points with a projected 120000 to 200000 miles of freight and passenger traffic, while cranes and gun units move toward the Pacific. Minister Conger notes the line from St Peters or Pavific to the Trans-Siberian is advancing with China rail efforts and Shilka river passage. Dr. Catel Whitehead sails to Nome to study mining conditions and report on investment opportunities and prospects.
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Feteliah
Washington
Conger
Bur Bayt
Port Arthur
Peter St
St. Metersdare
Vindivesteh
Aaternite Bih Ie
Aboteizidean Mantis
Miniter Conger Alew
Om Lplotica
Clanoe
Tivnisin
Ting Dho
Ting Dho Then Tein Te Chaehen
Meturn
Nome Washington
Catel Whitehead
Nemayer
Mint Boreau
Treasury
Cape Nome
Maska
Implied South Africa Travel Proposals Withdrawn Amid Milner Urges
In response to Sir Alfred Milner’s dispatch to Chamberlain urging travel restrictions in the Aeris region, several tour firms have withdrawn prospectuses for trips to the South African frontier. The move signals cautious European tourism amid policy debates and tense regional conditions.
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Toretisin
Ale
Cuban census shows natives to control civic affairs
War Department release on Cuban census data under General Sanger outlines that natives form a large share of the population, whites are outnumbered, and literacy rates are rising. The report supports granting municipal suffrage and estimates about 40,000 Cuban voters under the proposed basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sridis
Wail
Navana
Suneger
Conan
Hivana
Cieneral Sanger
War Department
Cuba
Spain
Havana
Albi“Ensilo
Amlaver
Urion
Cavan
Guba
Cola
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani Plans Return to Hawaii Lands
Washington reports the ex Queen of Hawaii Liliuokalani, age 58, traveling from San Francisco to Honolulu via estate near the capital. She laments U S treatment, expects no fresh pension on sundry civil bill, and plans to settle on her Hawaiian estates after mid May visit to San Francisco.
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Mattueom
Mawallis
Wanbligton
Lilingkplani
Hawaii
Bop
Rorho Pammonth
Liliuokalani
Sur Franrino
Honolulu
United States
Hoar
Hag
Lilinokalanii
Washington
Furaizhen Hansein
Cty
Pune
Japs Arriving in Thousands to Northwest Labor Force
Port Townsend officials report a flood of Japanese laborers arriving from Jivanese ports with hundreds of ships en route. Treasury and immigration inspectors are deployed to verify labor contracts amid suspicions of employment scams and war-time exemptions. Officials cite Northwest work demand and railway labor as attracting factors, while warnings of deceptive “show” money persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townsend
Washington
F.D. Meustis
Lark Cownen
Immigration
Powderly
Henstis
Henstic
Tovyxeml
Treasury
Aenret
Russia
Trianleo
Northwest
Great Northern Railway
Pacific Coast
Couuiigsioner
France
Ity
Appletons Resume Business Solvent After Reorganization
Appletons Resume Business reports D. Apple & Son Co. to restart book publication and exit financial embarrassment. Receivership by J. Hampton Douserty ends with assets valued favorably. debt not the firm’s burden. consolidation rumors with Harper & Brothers denied.
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New York
D. Apple&Son & Co
Allitty
J. Hampton Douserty
Harper 4 Brothers
Powers Demand and Ottoman Settlement Prospects
Conflicting reports from Constantinople and London on US and European responses to indemnity claims. US diplomats urge pressure while the Porte signals invitation to discuss proposed changes. A Morning Telegraph dispatch notes President Steyn urging burghers to press on until Four Peace Commissioners report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mates
Mogert
United States
Asmerican
J . Vartien
Steyn
London
Bloemfontein
Sterns
Gaylene
Shipping cages for Belgian mares pose suffocation risks
A dated instruction from S.A. Bather advises shipper safety by using open-sided cages and top openings for Belgian mares. It emphasizes that vertical stacking and open tops could smother animals, urging caution amid ongoing breeding expansion and thanking stakeholders for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Andleeifire
Weile-Farge
Welgian Bares
Elgian Bares
Geician
mystHwich
Sen
Harcintadey
Yoors
S.A. Bather
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Vraneletore
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BV. Merman
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AMAIR
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White Sewing Machine Co
Post Street
Stockton
Ban Francisov
Interpal
Navy Department
Sero
Philippines
Ariel
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Andrew D. White
Gurney
Gallinger
Senate Committee On
Senate
Gener Fangstreet
Gene’ M
United States Infantry
Fehatar Hale
Meart Marla
Oahu
Cather
United Sat
Lima
Tal
Indus
Porto Rico
Cain
Treamry
Janne A. Sapte
Ubetasne
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Nigearsone Diettict
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Yielus
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