Celebrates Ninth Year of Dutch Reign at The Hague
An official celebration marked the ninth anniversary of the evanescence of Willem II of the Netherlands. Diplomats and foreign dignitaries offered congratulations to the young ruler, though the queen still required a regent after her father’s death in 1840. The event occurred as nations sent messages and visits to honor the Dutch crown.
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the Hague
Baal
Wilhelming Ata Goaen
Netherlands
Althouggh
Undane
Tree Doctors in Sept Plans Stir Town Center
John D's Tree Doctors of Torritown announce a September effort to treat trees at Rockefellay's price at Pocin tic Hills to prevent decay. The program notes many trees appear aged 2003 years or more, with Rockefeller eager to preserve them.
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Pocantico Hills
Torritown
Rockefellay
Pocintic Hills
Rockefeller
Prosser Artillery Duty Prompts Promotions and Examinations
Post news item notes Likatentinn Hunter Harris Mopert Meador and Prosser depart for Port Melntosl on urgent military duty. Lieutenant FH Brydon, third artillery, ordered by Faye Rio for examination for promotion to captain. J.T. Barnett & Co Undertakers.
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Likatentinn Hunter Harris
Famous judge passes away in New Jersey
Ossian news brief notes the death of United States Judge John Jaineion, famed for his harsh handling of miners during the Virginia strike era, at his home in Allandelly, New Jersey. The section also mentions yacht racing chatter at Cowes and a U S Army recruiting ad, plus a lumber advertisement from Ed Steves & Sons offering low prices and large stock.
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Allandelly
N. J
Penner
United States
John Ja Jineiaon
Virginia
Notable Visitors and Local Arrivals Highlight San Antonio Scene
A string of visitors and returning residents are logged in San Antonio. Ed Kotula family, Harriet Richardson, and Miss Geneviva Scott host and travel across Ghizaga, St Louis, and Nashville. Notables include Fort Sam Houston officers, Mexico and Texas residents, and guests at the Menger, Bexar, and Elate hotels.
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Harriet Richardson
Richardson Ranch
Geneviva Scott
San Pedro Avenue
Belmont College
Nashville
Tenn
Pavis McGown
Charles Hummel
Golden, Colo
Colorado School of Mines
G. Thoms
Yoakum
New Mavericke
Ellington
Little Rock
Ark
New Mayertcle
Mak J. Wyatt
San Angelo
Bexar. de
W. W. Denson
UI Canypo
A.W. Mileriaere
Galveston
Pervale
Manger
Drake and Son
Menger
Charles Senreiner
Werrville
Katy
New York
PB. C. Murray
Houston
R. Contourle
Philadelpha
E. M. Sullivan
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Mengar
Mra
W. Word
Amarillo
A. Atlec
Laredo
Onloh
Atha
Silvano Guarjardo
Turreon
Mexico
Do¢ Corwin
Wlite
W. D.C. Jones
Gonzales
Bexar
Tom
Floresville
Henry Seeligson
Daisy Dell Wonack
Porter Street
Tex
A. L. Nathery
Saltido
Mex
Southern
J. J. Burford
Glen Falls
R. J. Jennings
Cotuliz
Big Navy Shake-Up Planned With Roosevelt Backing
New York reports a major naval reorganization with Secretary of the Navy and President Roosevelt approving. Most of the eighteen Atlantic to Pacific battleships will be commanded by younger officers, while senior captains move to shore posts. Four captains are named as possible ship commandlers Potter Vermont Vreeland Jersey Outerhence Con necticut Wainwright Low asin McGrew Georgia may stay. Retirement dates imply changes within months.
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Roosevelt
Atlantic
Pacific
Plunag
Tomer
Fonr
Potter
Vermont
Vreeland
Jeansys
Outerhence
Connecticut
Wainwright
McGrew
Georgia
Bruma Fire Chief Kill Wife's Betrayer in Cell
Dayton reports Fire Chief B H Milla of Brunia shot and killed J H Little in a police cell after Little eloped with Milla's wife and returned to Franklin. Mills then opened fire with a shotgun, wounding Little in the chest. Mills is described as a ravings maniac and is under guards.
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Miller
Franklin, O
J. H. Little
Dayton
B. H. Milla
Brunia
Franklin
Rin
Little
Mills
Noder Gars
Fraternal Circles Installations and Meetings in San Antonio
Fraternal groups including Bexar Encampment No 11 Odd Fellows and San Antonio Chapter No 3 Order of the Star hold officer installations and meetings. Activities span Morning Star, Masons, Knights of Columbus, Knights of Pythias, Red Men and Maccabees with cited officers named, decorations described, and upcoming degree and ritual work planned. Some members face travel or health issues, while others receive ceremonial jewels and speeches of fraternal thanks.
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Bexar
Independent Order of
Odd Tallows
Oda Pellown Hall
Minnwitha Council
Vocahontas
Rod Men Tin
Unity Lodge Muag
Kallghix
Bathive
Pythian Hall
Crockett Branch
Woodmen Tall
Eastern Star
San Antonio
Order of the Sartor Star
Bertha Geldene Atrlcker
Virgin Corbett
Bite L. Sanders
Ruth
Ettie J. Layton
Bather
Amelia Blan
Martha
Hilda Limburger
Bletta
Margaret van Cleve
Mollie ‘Tihs
Sentinal
Chas. C, Titus
Bertha Selden Striekes
Marshal
Jessie Patterson
Evelyn Hart
Magontehale
Paul
Bertha Seidenstricker
Missy Julia Vorht
Injured English Minister Improves in Mexico
Reports from City of Mexico say the English minister, who fell from a horse last Tuesday, is slowly recovering from his injuries. Telegraphs and telegrams worldwide inquire about his condition and progress.
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Mexico
City of
Reginaud Towers
Enghind
Monterey Worker Crushed Under Thirty Five Tons
Jose F Hernandez a Monterey steel mill workman died after a 35 ton steel stack toppled onto him as a rear fork hitch failed and the pile collapsed. Local advertising promotes ready mixed paints by Steves & Sons with paint tips.
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Monterey
Mex
Jose F. Hernandez
Degree Team Ready for Work at Diss Building Site
The degree team will wear uniforms and begin work on the new Diss building. All contracts are let and materials ordered. Once the tray and steel work arrive, construction will push toward completion. The rite has been chosen and the world welcomes material arrival. Garnishing plans will be discussed at the next meeting of San Antonio Lodge No. 216.
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Mlle Sin Antonia
Pocahontas
Minaghat Council No. 1
Uta de Agree
Grand Council of Texas
Houston
Benevolent Elks
Diss
San Antonio Lodge No. 216
The Boy Before The Bar In The Children Court
The Delineator notes a harsh lesson from a Children Court scene where a youth nicknamed Coffee Schulusky faces a charge for firing a bingahot in a public park. The judge questions motive while stressing rights of others and public safety as the boy explains his reading habits and lack of parental literacy. Local ads follow, promoting doors and services.
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Hwkor
Wroth
Ash
Sesson
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