Masonic and Fraternal Lodges and Churches List
A dense roster of local lodges, churches, and meeting groups lists their numbers, meeting nights, and officers. Includes Alameda Encampment No. 28 and Wayward Rebekah Lodge No. 1 with hall locations, plus Eucalyptus Lodge No. 6 M M and Haywards Lodge No. 18 and Court No. 78, Cypress Camp No. 141, Ladies' Auxiliary, and various church services across Eden Congregational, Catholic, Episcopal, First Presbyterian, and Free Methodist groups with weekly gatherings and pastors or leaders named.
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Alameda
F .Seeta
C.F. Hall
Thurnings
Loula Jeepbeen
Charles Browne
Rebbe
Bygamore
R— Meo
F. Hall
Fein Madsen
E. Brunner
Hee
Wayward Rebekam Lodge
F Hall
Mra
Gallett
Annette Mast
Eucalyptus Lodge
A. M
W. Hall
Henry Geba- Set
H. B. Branner
Haywards Lodge
Hall
C.K. Rigen
WLW
J. I. McDaniel
Enen Lodge
UT. W
Han Torenso
Wilows’ Wall M
Beoty
HS Mee
F. Stall
Ferdinand Strobel
al. Gil Alberts
Haywards Court
G.W. Mail Walter Meyers
Henry Borkman
Cypress Camp
Weeimen of the World
A. Sidney Jones
YW. Wilbert
W.G.T
Waswards
Weets
Ruspelts
Union
All Indies
Maywards Lawn Tennis Club
Proal- Ac
See'y
Ming Auua Obermuller
Crumches
Eden Congregational Church
Peeneblug
Ralbach
Bret
Tap
Alfred J. Cane
CURCH
Becond
Detreta
Sanday Echyul
Lalisy
First Presbyterian Church
Tisa
M. Iter
GW. Lyons, Jrexier
Senate committee backs Boise building cost rise to 300000
The Senate Committee on Public Buildings reported favorably the bill to raise the Boise Maho project cost to 300000. Other items include German coal market shifts, a Delagoa Bay arbitration update, and a Missouri farmer colony plan in the Concho valley Mexico.
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Senate Committee On
Bil
Boise
Maho
London Times
Buenos Ayrea Os
Entre Rios
Germany
Upper Silesian
Mr. Trohune
London
Delagoa Bay
Ib Mont
Deep Waterway Proposal From Gulf to Great Lakes
Ublemgy Sovka moves to build a deep waterway from Jackson Michigan through the Chicago canal to the Mississippi. A memorial to Congress urges a survey and outlines a project cost around 25 million with a thirty six foot channel and eight hundred foot locks, claiming large commerce and defense benefits.
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Ublemgy Sovka
Washington
Tha Chipugo
Senate Smd House
United Bintee
Jaks Michigan
Chicago
Ded Phat
Ilinois
Missindippi
Jay
Garty
Tankport
Missledipoi River
United States Might Buy St Thomas From Denmark
Reports indicate the government may still pursue acquiring the island of St Thomas and St. Denix from Denmark for a sum around 3,000,000 US dollars. No pressure is expected, but Danish authorities are viewed as seeking better terms and a higher price. The island faces a deficit of about 75,000 dollars, influencing potential negotiations.
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United States
United States Fund
Ee- Henr
Hiabour Terns
St. Thomas and
St. Denx
Honolulu coal plan taps Transpacific route
Washington officials arrange for coaling during Pacific transit with Honolulu harbor transfers. Several government ships anchored there will use this stop to refuel amid plague concerns and a move to avoid prior long crossings. The plan aims to speed deliveries between San Francisco and Manila with shorter legs.
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Washington
San Francisco
Manila
Honolulu
Honolalutthi
Pacific
Official Denials Quash Reports Of Warship Dispatch To China
In Metropolis dispatches, Navy and War Department deny talks of sending ships to China. Secretary Long and Acting Secretary Meiklejohn refute conferences about troop numbers or naval deployments. Minister Conger’s China reports are not linked to new naval actions.
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Washington
United States
China
America
Ihe
Tt iv
Navy Department
Adiital Warren
Philipepines
Taku
Picho River
Shite Department
Conger
Bhantung
Te" Bosera
Truerona
Lang
Elstaat
Meiklejohn
War Department
Fig Department
Long
Meiklnjol
Tillae
Philippines
Holland indorsed May subsing boat tests praised by Dewey
Washington reports Admiral Dewey endorsed a Holland submarine torpedo port report after tests. The Senate House committee hears views on naval affairs as officials discuss the Holland craft and potential operations around Manila Bay. Preparations for home aid funding and Tatuila interests unfold amid Navy Department briefings and political comment.
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Admiral Duwey
New York
Herald
Washington
Fors
Fousu Committee On Navy
Teway
Offi Aidl
He Galdwall
Holland
Dewey
Hin Ail
Manila Bay
Senate
House
Tatuila
Liquid Air Value Cited for Fruit Freight System
Professor GC A Bobrick of Los Angeles described commercial uses of liquid air for refrigerator car transport of fruit at Wellington Hall. He noted liquid air could save space and tonnage, and mentioned a new vehicle by Charley B Tripler being developed. Bobrick claimed a plant in California could contain 25 horsepower engines and preserve liquid air at seven cents a gallon.
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Gente
Unitas
Chicago
GC. A. Bobrick
Los Angeles
Cal
Wellington
Tve California
Bobrink
Charley B. Tripler
Bobrick
California
Columbia River Salmon Rule Sets Opening Prices
New York reports by Thomas B. Mellovern indicate orders on Columbia River salmon awaiting approval of opening prices. The aggregate forecast covers the season’s likely pack with special allocations for market needs. Packer expectations split on sockeye pricing versus Columbia River chinook, with hoped lower sockeye prices to substitute, while Puget Sound packers expect sockeye to approach chinook by about ten cents per dozen.
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New York
Thomas B. Mellovern
Ady
Tsi
Columbia River
Puget Gound
New York Sun Cable Reports Famine Worsening Worldwide
The New York Sun notes famine expansion and rising prices comparable to 1887 in famine regions. Relief work employs a small number of people, while the Maharajah of Deipur contributes fifteen lakhs of rupees for future famine relief, to be invested by trustees with income directed to aid.
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Tadian Kaniine
Oregon Midland Railroad grading contract awarded
A contract was let to a Chicago firm for grading and laying rails on seventy miles of the Oregon Midland Railroad starting at Klamath Falls and following the Klamath River to near Klamathon. Five locomotives were contracted, with construction to connect to the Southern Pacific line. The route will pass through a rich timber belt.
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Oregon Railway
Portland
Onegonian
Aghlaml
Chicago
Oregon Midland Railroad
Tay
Klamath Falls
Vol
Klamath River
Point Istweun Klamathon
Norne Browk
Southern Pacific Railroad
Port Antonio meeting backs aid for policy action
Public gathering in Port Antonio denounces policies and pledges to assist in funding efforts to represent the topic to the Imperial Government. Separate dispatch notes ongoing naval actions, quarantine measures, and a U.S. agriculture contract let as New York bid tops.
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Perlnin
Port Antonio
Mr. Chamberlain
Poli Imit-Growers
German Rail Plans Align With American Locomotives
The Prussian Minister of Railways directs departments to study American locomotive designs as a basis for forthcoming trials and possible conversion or adoption of American motive power on Rosarian railways amid ongoing experiments.
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Coaling Stations and Persian Guilt Reported in Berlin
A dispatch from Berlin discusses U1’s alleged influence from Budapest claiming Germany will seize two coaling stations at El Kredi and Persia. Claims of pressure and tortures in China are noted but deemed discredited in colonial circles.
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Berlin
Budapest
el Kredi
China
Move Anti-Teeat Besolathean in Washington
Reptrontatine Richani, son of Tenmeece, introduces two more antiprena resolutions in Washington. One targets the American Sicciaml Wire Company, the other the Federal Steel Company. Topeka to The Trainteg Ship context unclear. Training ceases and Topeka to be added to the disposal of the Beton Bary Yard at an estimated cost of $25,000.
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General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Calaveras
Tuoltmne
Wohl
Howse Committee On
Ates
Gener Myrziam
Iroye
Wantier
Wade
Neparte
Lsw
Actinic
Aderdenigs
Hie Dutiee
Wanduer
Ae Ghor
Mesach
AL Alger Todoff
Janes McMillan
James E. Sorigyre Cobniel Frank
Hocker
C. J. Freer
DM. Fore
Washington
Reptrontatine Richanison
American Sicciaml Wire Company
Federal Steel Company
Topeka
Beton Bary Yard
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The
Hayward Review
Hayward, Cal
T. & C. R. Morgan
Jan M. Fammats
Hayward
Portoffice
Kan Francisco
Oakland
Ban Francisco
Ant
Francisco
Francisca
Geo. Oakes
P.M
Dally
Torr Birece Trustees
Donn He Maar
Mrentderts
Lawrence
Mt. Peterson
Nereis
W. Heser
J. A Collin
Freasurer
Allert E. Fischer
Marshal
W. J. Harnape
Aatreet
Unra Tades Tor
C. Teralrion
Ibest Paper
Buckeye
Watkins
Rand and
Seroj
Alaneda County
F. M. Gibson
Ogre
JO OB
DEA J. Deae
Castro Street
Regence
Alexampen Parsician
Sangeet Stlck
Bed
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White Sewing Machine Co
Post Street
Stockton
Mixg Mary Trimble Lawrence
9Atalla
Columbus
Franceis Michel Tonetti
Waterman
Edward
Dreger
West Park Board
Concho River
Mexico
la Plata
Seley
Chime
Montgomery
Montevideo
Bahia
Brazil
Wilmington
Gulf
Great Lakes
Almed
Travty
Ray
Howe Committee
Bks
Congress of the
United State
Falu
Strauss
Udtaler
Petantingie
Arcat Ann
Asia Minor
Erset
Hantenton
Handuras Mast
Manter
Hantante
Pitsburg
Chienese
Navy and War Department
Tohiwihd Sehteya
Rearelles
Vane
Nefran
Admasal
Koght Templar
Eirettor Dellars
Queen
Seteg
Magne
Clirt Ool Montgomery
Adwinit Sehley
Mntrun Lave Desk Mont Deo
Halii
Gou
Ig Ant
Yeimcio Bahia
Wiles
Unite States Department of Agricultare
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