Alameda Masonic and Civic Lodge Notices
Dense OCR reveals a scatter of fraternal lodge names and meeting details from Alameda area organizations. Listings include Maywards Lodge, Haywards Lodge and Court, Masonic groups with weekly or biweekly meetings, secretaries and polite invitations, plus scattered names and venues like Hall, Parlor, and specific evenings across several dates. The text preserves a collage of club activity rather than a single coherent event.
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Pyke Am
Hid
Henry Sohnedor
B. Brirvan Maywards
LOMUE
Hell
Ees Lough
Weban
Wittaws
Martin
Pelt
Rhande
Stanton Press
Moran
Bee
Wuyha Lolge
C.F. Hull Frees
Selene Lee
Chrissislinken
Ladies Sovent
Basia—Preadeart
Mis Vieinie Rasmunsen
Mist Kipettin
Buen Gilange
Paturiday
Chastensen
Mis Ah A. Hutton
Liewal
Clarend Smbonnell
Wart Garulirloky
Ty Haywakis Lodge
Od U8
Fe Mall
Ferdjiaml Strobel
Vreslent
Hei
Alleran
Haywards Court
Hall
Welter Meyers
Jangur
Neary Bork
Peatretaty
Worldion
Sidney Jonus
Munsul Combiandert JW
Wilburt
Cot Maynards
Tinals
Uintun
Maywariee
Global Political Tensions and Science News Dominates Telegraphic Resume
A scattered telegraph resume covers British colonial tensions in South Africa and Ireland, a Belgian railway disaster in Northern China, and scientific notes from Abbe Maraux on sunspots. It notes deportations under immigration laws, a rise in presidential office staffing, and a Royal Society style update on Humboldt manuscripts.
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Minnesota
Grand Lodge
Ode Palloyes
William Westarcourt
Bertin Royal Clovery Wing
Alexander von Humboldt
Port Townsend
Wash
Hird Elise Selighuan & Co
New York
Trenanry Department
H Honolohe
Great Britain
Cap
South Africa
Ereland
Deneut
Snl
China
Atey
Winsinge
Wil Gelgum
Peking
Wien Tsin
London
Ehei Terry
Lycernsy Theater
Olivia
Sir Henry
Anty
Tondon
Williames
Trinidad
Africa
West Indies
Algysinia
Ibukimg
Transportation disputes and orders amid naval hubbub in Washington
Fragmentary report notes officials and companies debating transportation contracts for sugar shipments and troop moves. Mentions the Chesapeake and Ohio Company, Southern Pacific, and a push by the War Department for new stations in Clinton and nearby streets. Also references Major Orlando Darker and units in Cuba, with orders to San Reineigen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranayandy
Sintitiary
Washington
jAitekutt Uf
Coomavelt Runes Southern Paelfe Company
Chesepeake and
Ohin
Lis Avi
Nike Bem
Hiwkett
Srdjudition
Ckrkland
Fallawar
Twelfth Streat
Sixth Avenue
Twenth
Franklin Struete
Seventh Streat
Orlnde Darker
United States Volunteers
Cuba
San Reineigen
Eran Hardin Corps
Marg Talatel
Murinett
DRUGGED BY PARIS CROOKS
A Paris cable reports a nonfidente trick targeting a traveler in a cafe. Schiller, waiting near the Avne Opera, was approached by strangers who spoke his language and invited him to drink. After a midday outing, he woke to find his pocket money and valuables stolen during a taxi misdirection near the railway station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Paris Puliegs
Behiller
Schiller
Astern
Mrhnany Oelsichs
Neaport
Hermannelriche
Sattiaed Hansen
Oelriche
Oelrich
Togo
Hansen
Hanern
Origins of Farmers Institutes in the United States
Bailey of Cornell surveys the rise of farmers institutes across the United States and Canada. He traces early ad hoc efforts, state support, and varying administrative methods, noting the shift toward formal structure under state government oversight and university ties.
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Rai. L. J. Bailey
Cornell University
United States
Canad
Fale
Mawwaelhselts Board
sTiculuares
Ly Parte
New York
Bailey
City Work Reforms at The World’s Fair Measured
A fragmented report outlines reforms and new duties for city and corporate bodies amid ongoing World’s Fair preparations. Officials seek to expand subsidies and oversight while stabilizing projects and communications across committees as the event approaches.
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St. Logie Waeti
Wnntive
Bair
Dhe
Nvanvaidng
Jeatpao
Unclear text on regional military movements near Tai Tek
Fragmentary report notes a slight disturbance near Kat Shan and Tai Tek with Catholic tensions in the area. Mentions central authorities considering actions as a garrison in Hongheng may be depleted. Limited readable names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Hiengkong
Tai-Tek
Kat-Shan
Hongheng
War Office blamed over maneuvers and supply failures
British War Office faces blame for flawed maneuvers and inadequate supplies. Report cites early deployment, insufficient food for troops, hospital admissions, and a damning verdict on military leadership. Also notes Atlantic operations and Greenland coast exploration with Lieutenant AmArap and Cape Brewster references.
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Grrenlind Coast
Ospenhazen
Sith de Manish
Ureenland
Enmandad
Lieutenant AmArap
Cape Brewster
Agga Island
German meat inspection bill aims nondiscriminatory trade
A German official summarized aims of a proposed meat inspection act, arguing it applies equally to imports and domestic products. He described two inspections for slaughter plants and meat products, and said no country would be discriminated against as United States, Austria, Denmark, Argentina, and others would face identical rules at entry ports. The measure seeks a uniform, nationwide system for the empire to protect health and facilitate interstate and foreign commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Biran Vora
Ure Geran Ban Basay
Haa
Henley
Confederate States
Crete
Germany
Austria
Denmark
Austral
Argentine
United States
Karen Hermann
Herman
West Point Board backs entrance exam overhaul proposal
The Board of Visitors of West Point proposes switching to a serial early admission exam for cadet entry, replacing the old entrance test. The plan aims to align first year work with the new course, reduce failures, and allow dismissal of limited cadets by examination.
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Board of Vialtors
West Point
Washington
Wi Vistore
Masa Mnanineis
Exon
We Academy
United States Considers Extra Navy Marines for China
The Wilson administration weighs sending additional American forces to China to reinforce troops in Chinese territory. Decisions on army or navy origin not yet made, with a tentative estimate of about 1000 sailors and marines. ships Oregon and Brooklyn discussed for augmenting the force and possible deployment to Taku or the Pushu River mouth.
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Ington
Chine
New York
Troi
Washington
Calinet
China
Philippines
Unite Stalag
Tohg
Wemoy
Gaye Mak
MacArthur
Homes
Oregon
Brooklyn
Remur
Taku
New Orleans
Manily
Kempfly
Pushu River
Kenney
Wiese
White Horse Copper Boom Captivates North Race to Riches
A Vancouver report notes the steamer Cuteh from Skagway carrying 25 crew and 25,000 in gold, arriving in record sixty four hours. English syndicates acquire the White Horse copper properties amid huge machinery orders and rapid speculation, while Klondike clean up promises to surpass former records. The north heats with rumors of prosperity as investors pour capital into copper ventures and related developments.
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Vancouver
Skagway
White Horse
Cyteli
Oregon Ordered to Taku The Pride of the Navy to China
Washington dispatch reports the Oregon ordered to proceed to China with a full complement of sailors and marines to protect American interests. Secretary Hay indicates concurrent naval action with other powers and possible economic discreetness. Also noted are a U S commission for Cuba inquiries, German American naturalization, and a Shanghai indemnity demand of 30 million for Russian rail damage.
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China
Chicago
Tribune Special
Washington
Sys
Thue
Issn
Wille
Oregon
United States
Ninth Infantry
Hay
Naval Jones
Lomton
Shanghai
Russia
Chites
Ron Siaha
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Aeview Huldding
Drayienerlat
Pibblinleed Ayers
St, & C. R. Morgan
Yan
Post Office
Han Pranetsco
Peer Ialta
Fuatht
Dauthy
Gaklands
Ban Fratitixon
Bete
Sats Aturives
Oakland
Dario
Unki Aid
Uunhiys
GKU
Daker
Sebosat
Haywarn
Wayward, Cal
Foelthea
Kangltion
Otis
Besteles Asia
Oeshail
Ganding
Cate
E. W. Merwin
Haywarda
Mantiluge
Ahunota County
F. &. Gipson
AMDT
Tabilet
Pastor
Gerd
Kouta Kinth
Belton
Matt
Pepme
Hirt
Heseco
Samay
Figye Te
W. Hayee
WN DC Tory
Fealleys
Collins
Hoeier
DE. A. J. Dean
Skerry
Gates Hing Sere
Wight
Joomatty Ann End
Connor
Aterang
Law and Nalery Paviie
Puasait Manet
Yeetiens
Sus Harman
Tredimen
Madore Bromdyay
Mamena Cocsiy
D. G. & Alexander
RAY Ware
Caurenta
California
Standard Oil Co
Company of
Los Angeles
Cal
of Belt
Lius Barz
Newhall
Pacific Coast Oil Company
Cork
Cotteg
Forls Mathes
Copp Building
Eeeteeks Jaystae
RED Gross Ol Co
Paris Crooks
Bine
British War Office
Shi’ Almple
Rovermment
Havana
Atininein Anny
Iver
Ing Coban
Wok
Qat- Wwr
Alice
Vermanye Haimition
Mattias Tielan
Tonk
Albert
Dammanskirech
Altane
Yoong Tichm
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