Negro Educational Congress Opens in Washington
More than ten thousand Black attendees from across the nation converge on Washington to open the second quadrennial Negro Young People's Christian and Educational Congress at Convention Hall. Notables include Booker T. Washington and William T. Vernon among 200 speakers. Rockefeller arrives in Cleveland for summer at home. he expresses desire for peace and goodwill.
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Scripps News Association
Washington, D.C
Young People’s Christian and Educational Congress
S. J. Carrothers
M. W. D. Norman
Recorder of Deeds
John C. Dancy
Henry L. West
District of Columbia
Ciaties J. Bonaparte
W. J. Gaines
A. M. E. Church
Booker T. Washington
G. W. Clinton
N. C. Cleaves
J. W. Arnett
Alexander Walters
William T. Vernon
New
Register of the Treasury
Scrippa News Association
Cleveland
Oho
John D. Rockfeller
Spotted fever cases alarm interior regions
Reports from the interior describe two serious spotted fever cases in sheep country. A young school teacher near Iron Side and a man near death at the Lockhart ranch on the road from the lower country to the hills are in grave condition. Doctors are baffled as the disease spreads with few physicians nearby.
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Iron Side
Lockhart Ranch
Baker City Herald
Bicycle Eccentric Ties to Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Circus
The Dunedin droop trio and two women perform daring bicycle stunts as part of Forepaugh and Sells Brothers United Shows. They balance on handlebars, spin on rear wheels, and execute somersaults, thrilling crowds in Europe and now in La Grande on August 8.
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Dunedin
Adam Forepaugh
Sells Brothers
United
Europe
Forepaugh and Sells Brothers
la Grande
Lodge Directory La Grande Area Fraternal Bodies
Directory lists lodge meetings in La Grande with meeting times venues and officers for Eagles La Grande Lodge 295 F and 16 1st Methodist Unclear text shows groups including Knights of Pythias Red Cross Lodge Woodmen of the World Royal Neighbors and Rathbone Sisters with meeting nights locations and invited visiting members.
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la Grande Aerie
Eknal
Broren
la Grande Lodge No. 16
H. E. Coouwor
N. G
LA Grande Lodge
Woodmen OF the World Muets
K. of P. Hall
Corp
Jacobs
J. H. Keeney
RED Cross Lodge
Castle Hall
Corpe
WN. L. Acutes
C. C. R. Parrison
K. R
Rathbone- Sisters Rowe 1A
Temple No. 9
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A. L. Richardson
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Adams Avenue
Depot St
Willard Smith
Lewis
Summer House
Foley
G. T. Bacon
M. K. Hall
DR. H. Volp
Corpe Building
F. E. Moore
DR. H. C. P. Moore
OsteopatMic Physicians
Kirksville
Crawford & Crawford
Iregor
J. W. Knowles Atrorney and
Counsellam At Law
Oregon
Williams
A.C. Willlans
Williams Bros
Attorneys-At-Law
L. A. Pickler
Mino
Bohnenkamp Building
la Granve
Onnoon
Granve
P. A. Charlton
Hill's Drug Store
Ft. A. Watson
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Office Lewis Building
la Grande, Or
Taylor
Observer
Colored Educationalongress
Rockfeller
Wallowa County
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Wallowa, Oregon
Capital
C. T. McDaniel
A. K. Strunsamena
Pres
Staniels & Jarman
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G.L. Biggers
C. E. Cox
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Odd Fellows Hall
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D. E. Cox, Scribe
O. F. Hall
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Foresters OF America —Court
Maid Marion No
Redman Hall
L. Swopowass Financial Sec
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Winehue Walenma
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H. C. Ball
Mox Broca
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la Grande Lodge No 455
Ellis’ Hall
E. W. Davis
G. E. McCurry
Mitwy Fanchey ME
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