Centenary of Washington Death Observed at Mount Vernon
Washington December ceremonies marked by Masons and Red Men honoring George Washington. President McKinley and cabinet attended as Masonic rites, sermons, and tributes recalled Washington’s life, Masonic ties, and founding era at his Mount Vernon tomb.
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Washington Remembered at Mount Vernon Anniversary
The article recalls tributes to George Washington on his anniversary at Mount Vernon. Rev. Walter King and Rev. Nathan Strong praise his leadership and peace, while John Adams commends his life and example. The Red Men pay homage, presenting a silk flag and delivering orations, with Chauncey Depew as the evening orator.
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Tion
Walter King
Norwich
Washington
Nathan Strong
North Presbyterian Church
Hartford
America
Republic
John Adams
Senate
Mount Vernon
Convention Hall
Marine Band
George E. Green
New York
Henry M. Couden
House of Representatives
Washington Death Centennial Observed in Philadelphia
Philadelphia marked the 100th anniversary of General George Washingtons death with memorial exercises in Independence Hall. The G A R played a prominent role as services were held at post headquarters nationwide. A tonight meeting of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania and the Pennsylvania Society of the Sons of the Revolution.
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George Washington
Independence Hall
Historical Society of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Boston Commemorates Washington's Death Centenary
Observances marked Washington's death anniversary in Boston with indoor events by students, patriotic societies, and literary groups. Schools largely observed the day by directive, while city hall and schoolhouses displayed Old Glory at half staff to honor the nation's founder.
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Washington
City
Flags at Half Mast Mark Washington Centennial
In New York on December 14 100th anniversary events honored George Washington. Flags flew at half mast on public and many business buildings. Memorial services were held at St Paul's chapel Delmonico's and Earle Cliff with leaders from Sons of the Revolution and Daughters of the Cincinnati. Minute guns fired at Castle William on Governor's Island during services.
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George Washington
St. Paul's Chapel
Sons of the Revolution
Society of the Cincinnati
Seventh Regiment
Veterans Corps of the Artillery
Earle Cliff
St. Nicholas Avenue
162Nd Street
Washington’s
Washington Heigh’s
Daughters of the Revolution
Delmonico’s
Daughters of the Cincinnati
Morgan Dix
St. Paul’s
Marcius R. Hutton
Rutgers College
Soccty of
the Cincinnati
Castle William
Governor's Island
Wood named military governor of Cuba after Brooke
Washington December 14 General Leonard Wood appointed military governor of Cuba succeeding Major General John R Brooke who is ordered to return to Washington for a presidential war department conference. Wood vows to provide Cuba with good government and will establish schools courts and needed public works while awaiting census results and citizenship declarations. Brooke to depart Havana with staff as Wood arrives. some protests reported but War Department denies Brooke protest. President may honor General William Ludlow with brigadier general rank when opportunities arise.
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General Brooke
Lafayette Dollars First Lafayette Dollar Struck in Philadelphia
The first Lafayette dollar, authorized to fund the Lafayette monument in Paris, was minted in Philadelphia. Fifty thousand coins at $2 each will be sold via the Lafayette memorial commission, with payment due tomorrow. a second coin went to Mrs. McKinley.
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Paris
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France
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Lafayette
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McKinley
George Washington
Watchman Tyler Honored With 500 Dollar Gift
Deep River Savings Bank directors honor Night Watchman Harry D. Tyler for bravely repelling four burglars attempting a bank entrance early Wednesday. One burglar was killed during the confrontation. Tyler receives a 500 dollar purse and resolutions praising his fidelity and courage.
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Deep River, Conn
Deep River Savings Bank
Harry D. Tyler
Brooke Indignant Over Cuba Governorship Change
Havana reports Gov Gen Brooke defends obedience to orders and threatens action against officers who protest a presidential removal. Friends say he received no prior notice, while Patria praises General Wood's rule in Santiago for its tact and respect for Cuban rights.
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Brooke
Washington
Cuba
Cuban Arms Surrendered in Holguin District
Santiago de Cuba December 14. The mayor of Tunis in Holguin district voluntarily disclosed locations and surrendered three field guns 10 000 rifles and a large amount of ammunition to American forces. He had previously opposed Cuban arms possession fearing danger.
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Santiago de Cuba
Tunis
Holguin
Insurgent Stronghold Seized by Hayes Cavalry at Biaonabato
Manila December 14. Col Hayes s cavalry under Lieut Arnold captured Biaonabato the mountain stronghold ending the last insurrection with the peace treaty. Large quantities of war materiel were seized. Major Batchellor s battalion of the 24th Infantry advances through the Aparri valley as villagers host banquets for the colored troops.
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Manila
Col. Hayes
Lieut. Arnold
Biaonabato
Batchellor
24Th Infantry
Aparri
Houghs Trial in Middleton Faces Jury Gap
Middleton Conn Dec 14 The fourth day of the trial of Joseph A Hough on a charge of murder in the first degree in the killing of Harry Chadwick failed to complete the jury One seat remained to be filled when the court adjourned for the day at 1240 this afternoon
The Best Umbrellas Here At Us In Merrimack Street
Our shop offers umbrellas with designed handles in Pearl Burnt Ivory and jeweled tops. Natural wood shafts with or without silver mountings. cloths match handles. Not cheap coverings. rich handles create a show. Merrimack Street left aisle. Dinner sets and ten sets offered. Beginning prices at $6.49. Merrimack Street basement.
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Mill ends on sale at Palmer Street stores
Text discusses woolen yarns and bed linens offered at deep discounts ahead of Christmas. It notes half price on wool goods and yardage terms, urging shoppers to buy gifts for women and implying rapid inventory turnover. Purchases are framed as practical, cost saving options with store locations given.
Scorpion lands laborers as Darien dispute grows
In Colom bia the US gunboat Scorpion returns to Carthagena to land laborers after a strike linked to the canal survey. Rumors say Caledonia Bay coast Indians may abandon settlements amid fear of interior tribes who oppose the expedition. French warship Suchet remains in Cartagena. An earlier delegation from Barren Indians demanded withdrawal.
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Colombia
Scorpion
American Commission
Carthagena
Caledonia Bay
Suchet
Carthegena
Mysterious Spaniard claims to be consul agent in Memphis
Senor Carlos Luclare de Rivera appeared in Memphis claiming to act as a Spanish government agent appointing consuls. He asserted an appointment from the Spanish home government via the Duke of Arcos, denied ties to Washington officials, and planned to travel to New Orleans and Texas after visiting Memphis while seeming well funded.
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Tenn
Senor
Carlos Luclare de Rivera
Senor Rivera
Washington
South
Rivera
Duke of Arcos
United States
Duke
New Orleans
Texas
Winter rental rates for diverse dwellings offered
Low rents for the winter listed by T. H. Elliott at 64 Central St. Five good rooms rent for 7.50 per month, large two story houses 13.00, house suitable for boarders 15.00, tenement stable and hennery for 100 hens 12.00, cottage with blacksmith shop and half acre land 8.00.
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T. H. Elliott
Central St
Dean's Ointment Heals Runing Itching Leg Sore
A reader testifies that a running and itching leg sore was endured as torturous until Dean's Ointment provided relief and a permanent cure. C. W. Lenhart, Rowling Green, O.
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Rowling Green
White Flannel Waists and Celluloid Brush Holders Sale
A short note describes affordable fashion items and brushes offered at bargain prices. White flannel waists line up beside dress sleeve items and large brass buttons. Three dozen celluloid brush holders arrive unexpectedly, priced at a dollar or more, satin backed and hand painted, ribbon trimmed, suitable for good clothes.
Angora Mittens and Gloves Offer Warmth for Buyers
A short item notes mittens priced at 1.25 dollars per pair and gloves at 2.50 dollars, promising greater warmth in a small item than in larger offerings and warning of days ahead when warmer wear will be essential.
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