Queen Lil Returning to Washington Visit Debated
Washington gossip notes Queen Lil Dominis returns to the capital. Vanderbilt named first secretary of the U S embassy in Berlin for Republican service. Prince Fushimi sends teak chest gifts to Mrs Roosevelt and Mrs Hay with Japanese treasures and intricate interiors. Civil service friction flares as Brownlow protests dismissal. commission says removal for non political reasons limits its reach. Navy Morton touted as top tennis player. White House court redecked. Temple theater to present Pretty Peggy with Jane Corcoran and Andrew Robson next Tuesday.
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Washington
Kananianaole
Lil Dominis
Cupid
Hawaii
Cornelius Vanderbilt
United States
Berlin
Vanderbilt
Miss Wilson
Ger’ Y
Prince Fushimi
Roosevelt
Hay
Japan
White House
New York
Civil Services
John R. Brownlow
Payne
Civil Service Commission
Brownlow
Civil Service
John C. Black
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Civil Service Commis
Sion
Navy
Morton
Peggy
Jane Corcoran
Andrew Robson
Temple Theater
Miss Corcoran
Royal Box
Richard Carvel
Frances Aymer Mathews
Peg Woffington
David Garrick
Grangeville Gun Club to Host Big Monday Shoot
Grangeville Idaho December 22 The Grangeville Gun club has arranged a large shoot for Monday with liberal prizes. Turkey duck and chicken targets plus cash rewards will be offered. Rifle prizes at 75 and 150 yards and shotgun clay pigeon prizes are planned. Revolver competition at forty yards also available with first and second money. Large attendance expected.
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Grangeville
Fraternal lodge and benevolent orders schedule
Excelsior Lodge No 2 K of P meets weekly with 8 pm gatherings and Thursday sessions. Modern Woodmen of America lists second and fourth Thursdays in Adams block. Foresters of America meet every other Thursday at Odd Fellows hall. I O O F groups meet Fridays and Saturdays, with encampments and cheering visiting members. Several lodges and chapters note officers and locations at Masonic Temple and Woodman halls with invitational notices to visiting members.
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Lewiston Lodge of Elks No
Woodman Hall
C. L. McDonald
Chas. W. Mount
Excelsior Lodge No
K. of P
Henry Fair
K. of R
E. A. White, Co. Co
Modern Woodmen of America
Adams Block
F. J. Edwards
Vv. C
Moss Rose
Odd Fellows Hall
Lewiston
Foresters of America
Odd Fellows’ Hall
M. L. Smith
Co. R
John Roe
F. S
Augusta A. Hive
Mary E. Hollywood
Snake River Avenue
Fraternal Union of America
Gateway City Lodge
Woodman Ball Mra
M. C. Rea
F. M. L. LeQuime
Idaho to See Series of Land Fraud Prosecutions
Portland dispatch reports Colonel A R Greene special inspector of the interior department disclosed Idaho will see a series of sensational landfraud prosecutions similar to those in Oregon. He denied Secretary Hitchcock instigated the investigations, stating President Roosevelt is responsible. Greene said Idaho frauds are probably as great as Oregon and the government will pursue every violator.
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Idal
Oregon
A. R. Greene
Department of the Interior
Greene
Hitchcock
Roosevelt
Idaho
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Clearwater Encampment
Wm. Schuldt
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E. A. Rowley
Alpha Rebekah Lodge
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Gussie Schultz
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Emma Edwards
Maud Warren
Knights Templar
E. D. Thomas
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Rosa Gammon
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Eliza Pierstorff
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Barbara Thompson
A. Small
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R. B. Hayes
Department of Idaho
H. W. Kimbroweh
L. Rowley
V. P. C.henry Tobin
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