Monster Parade Delights Knights Templar Conclave
Crowds thronged Bowton as a thousand Knights Templar in colorful regalia paraded through the crowded streets. Governors, grand masters, and officers reviewed the line from Columbus and Adame Squares as bands played and banners fluttered for hours before a final address closing the public ceremonies.
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Bowton
Columbus Square
M. W. I. B. Holmes
The
Masons of
Massachusetts
Klackélone Equare
Washington Street
L. LE
Hough McCurdy
Grand
Sir
Lawrence
Maesnchusetts
Ithoide Teland
Curjo
Boston
Mir
Penody
Comion
Gov. Greevialpe
Keights
Ouse Pun Bain
Geo. Lawrence
Detroit Commandery
McCurdy
Shremser
Colonlture
Gov
Groenbalge
Chaige
Greo
Daltan
Delaware
Moris
Washington, D. C
Ward
Thonor
Grand Commandery
Ivinund
Alleged Interview Denied by Democratic Leaderry Figures
A Baltimore Sun report claimed an interview with Senator Poulkner and others on the silver issue. Vinck and Black, officers of Democratic clubs, reject the interview as a fabrication, stating no such discussion occurred at recent meetings. They assert the National Association of Democratic Clubs cannot force policy and defend party unity. The letter urges restraint and loyalty to constitutional government, citing party history. The piece closes with a health ad unrelated to the political content.
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California
Hurlburt
Boston
Oakland
Kentucky
Tennessees
Georgia
Missouri
St. Louis
Jeffergen Barracks
Quincy House
Brand
Kansas
Maryland
Hualtimore
Crusada
Baltimore
Hugh Ale Curdy
Andrew J. M. Molrath
Washsoaros
York
Vinek
Lawrence Gardner
Sour Stary
National Association of Democratia Olobia
Baltimore Gap
Munikoor
Unumpatgu
Kluck
Arr
Gardner
Punikner
Campeaign Ecomuittee
Vinck
National Association of Democratic Clung
Mec
Giurduor
Wasi
Koon
Blackanye
Poulknee
Baltimore Sun
Ulack
Poulkour
National Association of Democratic Uluba
Hinck
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Holly
Black
Mills
Tennesses
Carr
North Carolina
Clark
Montana
Aukenony
Minnesota
Richards
Utah
Faulkner
Democratic Cluby
Mlack
Blackide
Silver Democratsy
Hanual
Washington notes on embezzlement and state affairs
The item reports Secretary Carlisle resuming duties after a month away and notes on a new star added to the flag, Utah statehood timing, Turkish assurances for American citizens, and a suspected embezzlement case tied to A C Love, with a $200 reward offered for his arrest and conviction. Also covers Treasury deposits and money orders guidance.
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Carlisle
Washington
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Lawout
Colorado
Josueid
Utah
Union of the United States
Agota An Homeluy
Love
A. C. Love
Lee
Galveston
Medical College
Post
Corbett Fitzsimmons Fight Interrogation Response
Attorney General Crain's opinion to Sheriff Cabell of Lincoln County addresses legality of suppressing a fight in Tempe and disbanding unlawful gatherings. He states nothing prohibits police action to disperse such assemblies when necessary, though the statute provides limited remedies and warrants. An unrelated ad promotes a remedy for malaria and various ailments.
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Sherif Cabell
Avatis
Corbett Fitzsimmons
Linlins County
Tempine
Allurney Cieverel
Malawi
Sheri Eta
Hifiuhle
Attorney-General
Matt Quays Great Fight and Turmoil at Political Convention
August turmoil surrounds a major political convention as crowds surge and factions clash. The State Committee, led by temporary chairman Cooper of Delaware County, weighs credentials while a security scare and contested delegations unfold amid heated exchanges and disrupted events.
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Ly Southern
Hannisnon
Dlaemleriaburg
Wight
Mercow
Cilkeyon Tuilay
Ciovernor Lyon
Uny Delegatve
Piret and
Borth
Ulisla
Minister Denby Radio Message Reaches Department
A cable from Minister Lenby says he will cooperate with Consul Hixson and the U S inquiry into the Kneberg riots. The note hints at possible misidentification and seeks to honor orders from the department while addressing Chinese officials at iu Chong. A swift settlement of the joint commission issue is urged to ease tensions.
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Wasiisuivox
Lenby
Inet Box
Boon
Anting
Aden
Hin
Min
Hixson
Ku Cheng
Gousi
Thixun
Chiba
Closing Of & Dare fey Toads Ntorge ON Vendo Street
Levy Bros 174 Main street closed yesterday at 2 pm to stock for a great closing sale. Prices to surprise buyers, stock liquidated in limited time. Note mentions murder verdict in Mausfeld case and stock-taking discounts on muslin underwear and other goods.
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Vendo Street
Levy Bros
Main Street
Woltut
Souther
Pred
Loxvox
Aupgnat
Duy
Mre
Riggnolds
Mausfeld
Wilm
Henry Wright
Reynolds
Wright
Qza
R. A. Saunvkns
Norfolk National Tank
Safa
Pafos
Intereet
Cll Nul
Sefos
OLEN
Tod
Neo
Loang Oe
Raul Catato
W. Grandy
GEO, Vait
Hardy, Cawro Mayer & Coj
Minister Ransom Reelected as Minister to Mexico Amid Settlement
North Carolina figure Matt W. Ransom is reappointed Minister to Mexico after Attorney General Conrad settles the issue over his Senate term nomination. Treasury notes his salary at 17 500 a year for the period between Holcomb opinion and reappointment, while Congress will handle future pay and expenses.
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Jy Southern Avidclutad Press
Wasuineron
Matt W. Ransom
North Carolina
Maxie
Vyavant
Conrad
Hanvow
Sansom
Treasury
Ransom
Mexico
Anditor Holcomb
Holcomb
Mer. Lansom
Gonpress
State Committee Adopts Credentials Report in Philadelphia Delegates Seated
The State Committee met at 11:15 today and adopted the credentials report seating five delegates in the city wards of Philadelphia and two delegates in Wyoming County. Talk of changes in Superior Court judges arose with names like Judge Stewart and Judge Denoy Twoker discussed.
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Hanisni
Cotton Manufacturers to Visit the South in October
In Atlanta August 27 the Manufacturers Record editor Edmonds notes the New England Cotton Manufacturers Association will tour the South in October. The executive board put to each member a mail vote, with Edmonds urging the plan. The result favors Atlanta, representing about 400 members from major cotton enterprises. Combined capital exceeds 300 million dollars. Disven, Col. August 27 Helemoth Lorcher, accused of the Gumry hotel explosion, was returned from flight to the South and formally charged with murder.
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Board of Governora
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Edmonds
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South
Mdmonds
Atlanta
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Disven
Helemoth Lorcher
Gumry Hotel
Vater Gumry
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Americana
Vorells
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Aggielint
N.Y. D
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Harrisburg
Denby
Steeks
Deece
Gase
Bees
Quratol Remedy Co
Burruss, Son & Co
Luane
Warninc
Paya Ae
Northwestern Mutual
D. Humphreys & Son
New England Cotton Manufacturers
Prans
Mn Edge
EAD
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W. H. H. Trice & Co
Real Estate and Rental Agents
Hisiden
Voloniat Arene
der Verk
Bernal Street
Cieriotin
Aon
Vinimerce
Eed
Kalkiana Strep
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Mola
Heliret
Church Street
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This Avenue
Meservoir Avenue
Mann Atroal
Mark Street
Water Skres
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Toons Now
Variouth Street
Duke Street
Lergo
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Norfolk Bank For Savings and Trusts
Deay GH
West Market
Norfolk
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