Scribes Admit Order of the Carabo in Washington
After an all night session the milk y order of the Carabo revised its constitution to direct honorary membership. Newspaper men are eligible in the ruling passed after a heated session. Major General C S Humphrey VA retired was elected grand amount carabo. Officers from the United States and the Philippines attended the meeting.
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Washington, D. C
Philippines
Islands
C. S. Humphrey
V. A
Carabo
United States
Rich cargo arrives on Belleren with 150s of raw silk
A ship from the Orient delivered the largest cargo ever seen at Puget Sound, 150s of raw silk valued at 2075 dollars. The Belleren tied up and shoremen began transferring the silk to a special train bound for New Sent Wash. Dec 21. Four
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Puget Sound
Belleron
Newsend
Christmas Services Across San Antonio Churches
Christmas season services fill San Antonio churches with sermons, cantatas, and special music. Priests and pastors, including Dr. Emory Hawk and Rev. S. J. Porter, lead worship at multiple parishes from Laurel Heights to St. Mary’s, St. Paul’s, and St. John’s Episcopal, plus Presbyterian, Lutheran, and Methodist congregations hosting cantatas, trees, and children’s programs.
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San Antonio
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Miss Harms
Chester Terrell
Travis Park Methodist Church
Emory Hawk
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
St. Paul's
St. John's Episcopal
First United Presbyterian Church
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Mission
Harlandale Presbyterian Church
South Heights Methodist Church
Grace English Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Calvary Baptist Church
North Pine
Hays Streets
Nolan
W. W. Lee
Nolan Street
Ben Overton
Baptist Young People’s Union Service
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pegues Memorial Baptist Church
Victoria
South Hackberry Streets
Judd B. Holt
Jesus
Jesus the Savior
John P. Smith
Baptist Young People’s Union
Pearl Peacock
Lacifee Queting
First Baptist Church
Fourth and Taylor Streets
S. J. Porter
Baptist Young People's Union
Pagétor
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society
Presb
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Camden Street
Lexington Avenue
Frederick Bowen
D. D
the Shepherds of the Hills
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Tobin Hill
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Corner Garden
King William Streets
Brooks I. Dickey
H. M. Smith
Westminster League
West End Presbyterian Church
J. A. Starner
Ladies’ Aid
West End
Colorado Avenue
Zarramora Street
W. A. McDowell
Ogden and
Locust Streets
C. BE. McStravick
Moring
Utica Presbyterian Church
West Poplar and
Jackson
San Pedro
Thomas F. Gallaher
West Poplar Street
Westminster League For Young People
Omaha
South Pine Streets
J. R. Jacobs
East Commerce Street
R. P. Wright
Covenanters
Es aTom First Presbyterian Church
Avenue D
South Palmetto
Porter Streets
E. C. Jolly
F. M. Jackson
Baraca
Philathea
Epworth League
Easel Hill Methodist Church
Cibolo and
Buena Vista Streets
Nathaniel B. Read
H. C. Glover
Bruce Banks
Travie Park Methodist Church
D. Emory Hawk
Laurel Heights
Woodlawn Avenue
Belknap Place
Cullom H. Booth
W. N. Hagg
H. Lacks
South Alamo Methodist Church
South Alamo
Wickes
A. Noble James
East Guenther Street
McKinley Avenue Methodist Church
McKinley Avenue
Presa Street
Townsend
S. B. Johnson
Mem- Alamo Heights Methodist Church
Broadway and
Poco Streets
M. Carter
Ladies’ Sodality
St. Aloysius Sodality
St. Joseph's College
W. A. Fuhrwerk
St. Anthony
Harlandale School House
San Antonio Avenue
Corpus Christi Road
John the Baptist
A. L. Swinehart
Avenue BH
J. C. Felger
Avenue E
Christ
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Grayson and
Willow Streets
Government Hill
A. W. Burroughs
J. T. Hutcheson
St. John's Episcopal Church
Cherry and Burnet Streets
R. Y. Barbee
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Zavala
Leone Street
B. J. Balsiey
Hutcheson
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Travis Park
Philip Cook
Progressives Plan Future Organization in Washington
The Progressive Party's executive committee adjourned after deciding to set publicity headquarters in Washington and appoint committees to advance organization. Dean William D. Lewis of the University of Pennsylvania chairs the legislative committee, with members from Columbia, Chicago, and other institutions. Permanent HQs will be in New York with a Washington branch, and the national publicity bureau will open immediately under K. Davis.
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New York
Washington
Progressive Party
William D. Lewis
University of Pennsylvania
Elon H. Hooker
William Allen Wiete
Kansas
Walter Brown
Ohio
Frances A. Keller
Samuel E. McCune Lindsay
Columbia University
Jane Addams
Gifford Pinchot
Henry F. Cochems
Wisconsin
Francis J. Heney
California
National Capital
K. Davis
Women Resume Eight Mile Walk for Suffrage Petition
A group of suffragists leaving New York City resumed their eight mile walk to Poughkeepsie to deliver a petition for equal suffrage to the newly elected governor. The march expected to take about two and a half hours with welcome from Vassar faculty and local women in Wappingers Falls.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Wapingers Falls
New York City
Albany
Vassar
Texas National Guard Cavalry Units Praised by Inspector
Captain Bruce Palmer, inspector-instructor for the Texas National Guard, reports four Texas cavalry troops in Houston, Amarillo, Corsicana, and Austin plus two Louisiana troops in Jennings and New Orleans are in excellent condition after a tour of inspection.
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Austin
Tex
Texas National Guard
Louisiana
Bruce Palmer
United States Army
Texas
Houston
Amarillo
Corsicana
Jennings
New Orleans
Fire Hits Indiana Grain Elevator Adjoining Seed House
A fire in Indianapolis caused by a hot box on a grain distributor destroyed the corn elevator and a smaller addition to the Albert Dickinson company seed house. Estimated loss is 125000 dollars, with 310000 pounds of seed mustard and Philippine corn damaged inside the elevator.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Albert Dickinson Company
German Cable Ship Provokes French Naval Offense
At Cherbourg the German cable ship Gross Herzog Von Oldenburg remained near the fort during French blockade maneuvers. French officials demanded it sail or enter the harbor. The German captain anchored in the public harbor and the incident was reported to Paris.
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Cherbourg
France
Gross Herzog von Oldenburg
Ambassador Bryan in Korea Arrives for Christmas Visit
Seoul dispatch reports Larse Anderson the newly appointed United States ambassador to Japan arriving with his wife in Korea to succeed Charles Page Bryan. They were greeted at the station by Consul General George H. Stedmore and consulate staff alongside Governor General County Trouchi representatives. The couple plans to stay through Sunday then proceed to Kyoto for Christmas.
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Ambassador Bryan
Korea
Seoul
Larse Anderson
United States
Japan
Charles Page Bryan
George H. Stedmore
County Trouchi
Anderson
Kioto
Carnegie Aids Museum Fund For Joel Chandler Harris Home
Andrew Carnegie contributed 4927 to convert the late Joel Chandler Harris home into a museum. The Uncle Remus association received the check and announced Wrens Nest near Atlanta would be purchased immediately, with further subscriptions coming from across the nation.
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Carnegie Aids Museum Fund
Atlanta
Andrew Carnegie
Joel Chandler Harris
Uncle Remus
Derr Confesses Again in Kansas Murder Case
John Derr an apprentice seaman in the U S navy admitted to authorities in California that he killed William Barkis three years ago near Atchison Kansas. He reportedly said he killed for money earning between 8000 and 9000 dollars. County Attorney T A Mixcey received a copy of the second confession and will study alleged conflicts before acting.
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Atchison, Kan
John Derr
United States Navy
California
William Barkis
Here
T. A. Mixcey
Derr
Kansas
30000 Turkeys Travel to Death for Christmas Feasts
Three ten thousand? Wait. 30000 turkeys pass through Washington on a special train bound for Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. The birds from Eastern Tennessee, with a prior shipment before Thanksgiving, push total value to about half a million dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Smiling Hills
Tennessee
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Institution builds spotless reputation with modern care
Scrupulously clean sanitary conditions, latest equipment, and courteous treatment by expert white attendants have made a far reaching reputation for this institution. One half of the building is devoted to ladies. Beauty parlor in connection. Take South Flores street car.
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South Flores
Government to print mile length stamps by new machine
Washington December 21. Benjamin R Stickney of the bureau of engraving and printing has developed a machine capable of printing perforating gumming drying and cutting stamps into sheets or mile long coils. The invention promises to cut costs by at least 57 percent, saving the government a vast sum.
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Washington, D. C
Benjamin R. Stickney
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Government sues Southern Pacific over mineral lands
The federal government filed a federal suit in the U S District Court in Los Angeles claiming title to 440000 acres along the Southern Pacific main line in California with 45726 acres deemed mineral bearing and to revert to the public domain under the 1866 act. Additional suits seek ownership of about 750000000 dollars in lands. B D Townsend and T J Butler lead the prosecution. Now is the time to select that carriage robe from Woodward Carriage Co.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific Railroad
Fresno County
United States District Court
Southern District of California
B. D. Townsend
United States
Grocers Slash Egg Prices in Chicago Bargain Campaign
Chicago grocers cut egg prices by 8 to 10 cents a dozen as women launch a campaign to lower costs. Bargain day sales continued with over 700,000 eggs sold yesterday at 24 cents per dozen across thirty stations.
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Chicago
Chicago Clean Food League
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Armstrong
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Trinity M. E
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Woodmen of the World Hall
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Commerce Street
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Luther
William F. Bennhoff
First Evangelical Church
C. A. Arnold
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Main Avenue
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C. Saenger
T. Lehmann
Unitariia
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Geo. H. Badger
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Crockett Hotel
Marian Goldman
W. F. Romberg
New Thought
Unity Society of Practical Christianity
Garden Street
Church of the Nazarene
Maverick Park
William E. Fisher
Burnet Street
H. L. Rice
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Clyde W. Broomell
C. W. Broomell
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Warren Dunn
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U.S
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Dorchester, Mass
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Southern Pacific
Woodward Carriage Co
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Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone Co
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