The Masons and Knights Templar Influence Exposed
A long discussion traces Masonic rites and Knights Templar history from ancient temples to modern encampments. It cites temple architecture, symbols, and the Grand Encampment of Knights Templars in the United States founded in 1916 with thousands of members, while noting ceremonies, charity, and the preservation of moral standards amid changing times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jame
Trent
Ravber
Leeds
Nagar
Ted
Laevdins
Solomon Tenple
Mount
Morah
Ferialeim
Teie
Tanker
Ubetal
Beneht
Solomon
Asi
Persia
Maranie
Red Cross
Darius
Knights Templar
Knights of Malta
Amalfi
Naples
Holy Land
Egypt
Jerusalem
St. John the Baptist
Hospitallers of St. John the List
Hospitallers of
St. John of Jersalem
Inisi
Knights Templars
United States
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
Republican Tweedism and Trial of South Carolina Officials
Ex Governor Moses and Clerk A O Jones face arrest on charges of duplicating and inflating bills by the Republican Printing Company to defraud South Carolina of tens of thousands of dollars. Josephus Woodruff, former Senate Clerk, and Jones accused as officers. warrants issued. bond set for multiple counts. public reaction mixed as authorities pursue Northern arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston News and Courier
Volumeta
Jones
House of I
Lane Fant Guice Marshall
Geshu
Moses
Hile
John R. Cochran
Republican Printing Company
South Carolina
Comany
Josephus Woodruff
Senate
A. O. Jones
House of Representatives
Woodruff
Woodfull
Jones Woodruff
Charles
Jane
Bond
Col. Montgomery
Colombia
Virginia
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Massive millers seek patent tax on flour in wartime fear
A New York tabloid excerpt warns that patenting a high grinding process could impose millions in flour taxes on U.S. consumers. Cochranes from Minneapolis and millers argue the plan would raise prices, shift costs to farmers and buyers, and trigger broad outrage. the piece cites bonds, legal action, and congressional exposure as it details the alleged fleecing scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tabane Ex Goy
Cadwallader C. Waehbarn
Wieeen
The
Tribune
West
Sam
United States
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Europe
France
Warkington
Cochrane
Isis
Jewell
Hasall
Richmond
Minneapole
Evarinus
Congress
Brooklyn
Sambo Does His Best for His Friend
A Providence Journal snippet portrays a speech by a Black speaker, Dabb, opposing a proposed dog tax. He argues dogs benefit both Black and white neighbors, recounts personal pride in dog owning, and warns taxes would harm peaceful civic life while emphasizing common sense over rhetoric.
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Sambo
Mr. Dabbs
Straken
Mersace
United States
Washington Legal Tenders and Federal Appointments Noted
July 31 report shows legal tender issues for the month ending at 670112, eighty percent of national bank notes issued. Henry W. Hilliard of Georgia named Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Brazil, succeeding James R. Partridge. District inspectors appoint Commodore Van Renseelaer Morgan to oversee works on the capital streets. Four percent loan subscriptions reach 6,319,700 with totals in London at 10,200,000 and overall 76,519,100. redemptions of 1865 bonds and gold deposits leave 31,519,700 bonds pending calls.
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Washington
Miostun
Henry W. Hilliard
Georgia
ArEnue
Brazil
James R. Partridge
Hilliard
Congress
Montgomery
Hiatrict Works
Lave
van Renseelaer Morgan
Roul
Gates
London
Paris Fashion Note Describes Lasting Costume Shifts
A Paris correspondent for the Philadelphia North American notes a fashion revolution in undergarments. The new style blends shirt and drawers into one garment with bodice tops, plus a metal called balagense sewn with dress buttons, reducing the need for underskirts and enabling a clingy, ultra modest look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Philadelphia
North American
Psychological Influence in Curing Diseases
Dr George M Beard lectures on mind in causation and cure of disease. He cites spine ailments improving under blue glass and urges including mental therapeutics in future medical works. Beard warns patient and physician beliefs shape outcomes, notes Latin prescriptions and patient ignorance as factors, and suggests fear and expectation can trigger deadly reactions. He predicts others will verify his experiments and mentions Cockrell’s brigade planning a reunion at Sweet Springs next Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Beard
Beard
Hepitala
The Wheat Crop Outlook and Trade Blockade Impact
Reports from the agricultural department indicate a record winter wheat harvest and excellent spring wheat conditions, with an expected yield surpassing 100 million bushels. Export prospects remain strong, but railway blockades threaten foreign trade and breadstuffs movement, while Southern Russia production declines and California's crop outlook adds to supply considerations.
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Wasuiuros
United States
Irene Tanee
Rivesia
Black Sea
Russia
California
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Briscoe
Jasper
Boone County
Ark
Sharrison Ziqee Sayer
Dial
Brisese Firl
Eegaire Reeves
Thompson
Linetone Valley
MR. Beecher Explains
Plymouth Church
Rodgers
Beecher
Julian
New Bedford
Mass
Mr. Beeche
Telegraph
America
Paul
Europa
Commonwealth
Mat
Africa
Smuch
Ceale
Demann
Mr Beecher
Arriages
Zellabingens
St. Lew Ndrix
South Carolina Radical Printing Company
Ite BI
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Eng
Tron
Kier
Isa
Ali
Dana
Amor
Satel
Loe By
sLenet
Wml
Iree
Ditt
Mette Ag Weive Dem
Persie
Dayien
Baldo
Artemis
Toby Aiglas
Andre
Searhien Tiitsken
Ottiers
Tien Bake
Ther Devia
Fitue
Weiner
J. H. Zeilin & Co
Macon
Pate Adele
Dewetsts
Dr Livingstone
Laclede Hotel
Lebanon, MO
Lee Hs Tana
John Shanks
Public Square
el, MO
Jane Ceaves Bhay & Cravens
Attorneys AT Law
Stoned Hawk
Springfield
Walwey
Meaver
Phelps
Pringfield
Uaeres
Wailes
Ian
David Mooney
Brlachesmiteh
Jefferson and
St. Louis
Sts
Ives
Careta
Mette
Oriental
Hilus Pat
Saurvage
WATCH
Eileen Sra
Owl
Baye Atent
Poe
Berten
NEW York Watch Company
Kenestie Street
Eagle Foundry
Silicon
Min Street
Springfield, Me
Volner&co
F. Davis
Sume
Lon
Flaw Mano T
Grace
Seth W. Powle
Waemistw Avenue
Boston
Centea Bax
Mall Ovnte
Cockrell
Sweet Springs
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