Eastern Star at Fair continues three extra days
The Board of Control voted to extend the Masonic fair at Convention Hall to Tuesday, Wednesday, and next week, due to strong public support and 14,000 visitors last night. Tem ptlar Chapter and Scottish Rite will attend tonight with Miss Clara E. Dall and J. Faber among speakers.
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Templara
Chapter
Scottish Rite
Order of the Eastern Star
Order
Fifth Street
Convention Hall
B . Smith
Clara E. Dall
J. Faber
District of Columbia
Alice M Metcalfe
Emma Gi Hellen
Maryland
Smithgard
Masons
Muaome
Board of Control of
Faber
Tepching
Eastern Star
Boulog
Smith
Order of
Thy Eastern Star
Robert Morris
General Grand Chapter
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Ladies of the Eastern Star
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Masonic and
Order of the Eastern Star Fraternitiet
Grand Lidge Iaam
Ut Board of Control
Presdent Smith
Pu’ic
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Board of
Content
Fair Management
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Maser ‘Temple
Orient Commandery No
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Nadvertenes
William UT Galiiher
Galliher
Committee On Uniformed Organizations
Frank Gibson
Colored boy’s pledge boosts YMCA building fund
A colored boy donated one dollar toward a twenty five thousand dollar YMCA building fund drive. He signed his subscription and said he would continue saving to cover the balance. Subscriptions to yesterday raised the fund toward its goal and a mass meeting acknowledged the progress.
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Imade
Ty Dudis O
Mya Ser
North Irishman Aims to Join City Police Force
A ruddy son of Erin named Michael J Connelly walked into police HQ in New York and Washington seeking the director of the local constabulary. He is six feet three inches, muscular, and hails from Wiltshire and the Royal Irish Constabulary. He carries two honorable discharges and letters of recommendation, and plans to file them with Maj. Sylvester when he returns to apply for work.
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Michael J Connelly
New York City
Washington
Sylvester
Connelly
Wiltshire Constabulary
England
Royal Irish Constabulary
Galway
Eugene J. Tighe dies prominent Washington newspaperman
Eugene J. Tighe a respected Washington newspaper man died after Brights disease at his home 1264 Irving Street Northwest He was dean of the Washington Times staff for twelve years and stationed at City Hall He leaves a widow Mary Hancock Tighe two brothers Matthew F Tighe of Washington and T R Tighe of South Carolina and a stepdaughter Miss Marie Friday Arrangements for the funeral were not yet set.
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Eugene J. Tighe
Washington
Homie
Irving Street
Jim" Tighe
Bright
Mary Hancock Tighe
Tighe
Summerville
Washington Times
City Hall
Matthew F Tighe
TR ‘Tighe
South Carolina
Marie
Thefts at Bureau Locker Reported by Employee
Miss Leslie Fienner of 1435 R Street NW reports her locker at the Bureau of Tinting and Engraving broken into yesterday afternoon and ten dollars stolen. She says in the past three weeks at least a dozen similar thefts have occurred among workers, with losses growing serious.
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Leslie Fienner
R Street Northwest
Bureau of Tinting and Engraving
Miss Flenner
Washington Bank Clerks Elect Delegates for Detroit Meet
Washington Chapter of the American Institute of Bank Clerks elected fourteen delegates to the fifth annual national convention in Detroit this August. Officers were nominated for election May 9, including W Mackay Stowell for president and H P Wilson for vice president, with other posts assigned to A B Claxton Edmund Wolfe and more. The group also named a board of governors and a baseball team, with Ira Dalrymple captain and W Meekay Stowell manager. Washington to host Baltimore in the deciding game for the baseball cap.
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National Association
Detroit
John Poole
Joshua Evans
J. Fugit
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E P. Wilson
C. Bright
H. V Haynes
J. M Rierdon
A. B Claxton
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C. Faber
John M Riordan
H. V. Hunt
Board of
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J Fugitt
A.V. Haynes
FB. Devereux
Ernest Herrell
Lloyd M. Tillman
A. H. Bedford
M M Crenshaw
W Moore
H. H Smith
Thomas Marshall, Jr
Fred Herreshoff Low Wins Lakewood Open Qualifier
New York April 3 Fred Herreshoff of Garden City won the low-score prize in the 6-hole qualifying round of the annual open spring golf tournament on the Lakewood course, with 1 over par six strokes better than runner up C W Tainter of Richmond County. Princeton led the team contest with 7 points. Lakewood second at 126.
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Garden City
Rnks
Country Club
Lakewood
C. W Tainter
Richmond County Country Club
Princeton
Fred Herrschoff
Weal
Richmond County
Park Wright
Buffalo
Relph Peters
Sanda
Boston
L Cappen
de Porrest
Hamilton
Englewood
Princatum
A Syofford
London
England
Ho Barvour
Conkign
Journeymen Win Victory in Plumbers Dispute
A conference committee of five journeymen and five Master Plumbers resolved months of conflict at 1327 G Street NW Judge De Lacy presiding The open shop stance is upheld nonunion workers cannot be employed alongside union workers The Journeymen claim victory and will report to the Allied Building Trades Monday night at the Corcoran Building
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Ch Association
Master Builders
Alsoriation
G Street
de Lacy
Joan J. Nolan
Judge de Lacy
Plumbers’ Arbitration Board
Conference Committee
Plutobers
John 3. Nolan
P. C. Behaefer
Michael McCarty
John Daly
Daniel Murphy
Master Plumbers
Michael Downey
Thomas Foley
Walter Merryman
Thomas Reardon
Ste'phen McCarty
Corcoran
Mrs Porter Goes Home After Assault Near Sheridan Circle
Mrs Rose Porter left Emergency Hospital for Bethesda Maryland with husband Ouis Porter after an assault Saturday night near Sheridan Circle Northwest. She is weak from wounds to her lips and head and wants to return to her nine month old child. Detectives and Montgomery County officials continue investigating a theory that relatives of Mrs Porter or Howard Bradley were involved, with about a dozen leads pursued since the attack.
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Rose Porter
Sheridan Circle Northwest
Bethesda
Ouis Porter
Porter
Evans
Grant
Montgomery County
Mrs Porter
Howard Bradley
Vermonters Give Sugar Party Honors at Army Armory
Several hundred Vermonters attended the seventh annual sugar party of the Vermont State association at the National Rifles Armory. Honored guests included Justice Wendell P Stafford, Associate Justice, and Justice David J. Brewer. Capt William P Potter of the Vermont, and Commissioner Prouty spoke. Edward L. Temple, association president, led the entertainment.
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Green Mountain State Society
Vermont State Association
National Rifles Armory
David J. Brewer
Supreme Court
Wendell P Stafford
District Supreme Court
Wiliam P Potter
United States
Smp
Vermont
Prouty
Brewer
Stafford
Edward L. Temple
Westinghouse Plans $5 Million Stock Issue in Pittsburgh
Announcement from Pittsburgh on April 2 states Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing will issue $5,000,000 in new stock. Shareholders of record on May 4 may subscribe at $75 per share, with par value $50 and a $25 premium. Proceeds fund plant extensions and improvements.
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Pittsburg
Wetinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Gaelic Meet in Washington Showcases Native Tongue and Song
The Gaelic League of Washington gathered at Carroll Institute where President Flynn praised members Gaelic proficiency and devotion. Dr O Connell and Dr Byrne spoke in Gaelic about the tongue s beauty and strength while Miss Annie O Dea sang Acushla Mo Ghroidhe to enthusiastic applause. Fire in shed at Freedmen s Hospital rear causes about 200 dollars damage. owner Edward J Hannan notes spontaneous combustion in a rubbish pile. logs insured.
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Gaelic League of Washington
Carroll Institute
Flynn
Byleen Aroon
Brideen Veusagh
Muirneen Na Greaga Bawna
Jeffrey C O'Connell
P. J. Byrne
Annie O'Dea
Freedmen’s Hospital
Fourth
W Streets
Edward J. Hannan
Eleventh Street
Spring Fever Remedy Promoted For Digestive Ailments
A vintage advisory describes spring fever as a bodily condition from sluggish blood and poor digestion. It endorses a ginger aether tonic with essence of peppermint catandira compound shaken and taken after meals and at night for several days to restore digestion and bowel action.
New York Produce Prices Reported for April 2
A New York market report lists price movements across commodities including poultry at 9 41 for alive fowls 18% turkey at 11, butter and cheese steady, eggs firm, flour firm with withdrawals in wheat, cornmeal steady, hay steady, and leather wool and beef showing steady tones. Shipping oils and fuels also noted as steady with rosin firm and turpentine quiet. Coffee, freight, peanuts, cardages grain seeds cited with minor variations.
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Kaneas
Rio
Santos
Cordova
South Carolina
City Collision Involving Two Drivers At Fourteenth And I Streets
A horse drawn wagon driven by Morrid Peltzman of 200 Crogh Court Northwest collided yesterday afternoon with a runabout steered by Eugene E Jgnel of 2120 Eighteenth Street Northwest at the Fourteenth and I Streets Northwest intersection. The runabout overturned and sustained slight damage. Fred Irland, official reporter of debates in the Vioting of Representatives, will speak on stenoigraphy tonight at 8 o'clock in the assembly room of the Arm y strong Training School.
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Crogh Court
Eugene E Jgnel
Eighteenth Street
Fourteenth
Fred Irland
Armistrong Training School
Baltimore Markets Reported Grain and Commodity Prices April 25
Baltimore markets show mixed grain futures and steady to firm dairy and egg prices. No 2 red Western wheat trades around 82 percent, corns and oats with varied receipts and exports. butter and cheese hold steady to firm amid light demand. rye and oats listed with quiet activity and fluctuating premiums.
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Lard Warehouse Blaze in Pittsburg Causes Big Loss
A William Zoeller Packing plant warehouse in Pittsburgh caught fire early today, igniting 600000 pounds of lard. Firefighters sealed the burning yard as hot grease spurted from crevices, with walls at risk of collapse. Loss estimated around 300000 dollars, partly insured.
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Pittsburg
William Zoeller Packing Company
Evry Turn
Insurante
Uniform Insurance Laws Proposals From American Bar Association
The Insurance law committees of the American Bar Association working in Philadelphia proposed uniform laws for governing fire and insurance business. Recommendations include appointing State insurance commissioners on merit, requiring deposits from foreign companies, repealing retaliatory and valued policy laws, creating a State fire marshal, and a federal act to bar mail use by unlicensed wildcat insurers. The ABA will meet in Portland next August to discuss the suggestions.
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Bar Association
Philadelphia
American Bar Association
Hig
United States
San Francisco
Wildcat
Ameri Bay Association
Portand
Monuments for Heroines Plan Raised in Civil War Era
The New York Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy announced plans to place statues or groups honoring Confederate heroines in the capitals of the thirteen original states. Ben Irving Walker of Charleston originated the idea, presented at the organization’s annual luncheon at the Hotel Astor.
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The
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Casta
Gypsy Moth Spreading Into Bristol County
Barrington R L reports inspectors from the Department of Agriculture found gypsy moths crossing the state line and advancing rapidly in Bristol County Massachusetts. Extermination work will begin within days. Pythians Celebrate Anniversary Mount Vernon Lodge No 5 Knights of Pythias held its 40th anniversary at the Pythian Temple with a program of songs and recitations by Mrs Crismond Mrs Deane and others, buffet lunch served, committee led by Burton T Doyle and others.
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Washington
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Bristol County
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Marie Johnson
Crissmond
T. Harrison Maxwell
J. Fuller
Catherine Deane
the Hiss
Henry Thomas
Hugh
Armstrong
William A. Baylies
William W. Kirby
Robert P. Viral
Willard
Smithsonian invites science groups to set headquarters here
Secretary Walcott extends invitation to National Academy of Sciences and AAAS to place headquarters at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington. NAS and AAAS accept, offering their archives and offices for shared use, with access and administrative support provided.
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Charles D. Walcott
National Academy of Sciences
American Association For the Advancement of Science
National Academy of Befences
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Arnold Hague
LL O Howard
Appeals for famine relief in Russia by Eyasian committee
The famine relief committee issues a call for aid to Russians in crisis. Citizens are urged to donate according to means, with subscriptions sent to Samuel J. Barrows, secretary, at 125 East Fifteenth Street, New York City. Signatories include Henry Potter and James M. Buckley among others.
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Russia
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Eyasian Famine Relief Committee
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New York City
Jamestown Fair Returns to Virginia with Splendor
The Jamestown Fair opens as Virginia celebrates three centuries of growth with banners, grand pavilions, and ships saluting from sea to shore. Virginia’s capital hosts visitors as ironies of history echo in the celebration.
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Leolte
Pocahontas
Capt. Smith
Virginia
Jamestown
Jamestown Fair
Will Eulogize Dr Hamlin at Covenant Church
In memory of the late Rev Dr Tennis and Hamlin a service will be held at the Church of the Covenant Sunday at 4 PM. Prominent figures in national life will pay tribute. John W. Foster will preside. Speakers include Mazderland Nesbit Walcott Bishop Satterlee and Justice Brewer. Special choir music will be rendered.
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Charles F. Nesbit
Charles D. Walcott
Satterlee
Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Hariin
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Church
of the Covenant Choir
Hotels and guests listed by city in capital note
A long OCR extract catalogs numerous individuals traveling or staying at major hotels across U S cities including Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg and more It lists names with spouses and several accompanying affiliations or hotels such as Ebbitt Metropolitan Raleigh Willard Shoreham and National among others The fragment reads like a directory of guest registrations with many errors and unreadable segments but preserves numerous proper names and hotel affiliations reflecting a travel or guest ledger from the era
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Bihel MW. Miller
Edgar G. Miller
Iry
Ralaigh
W. Fernshead
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J Smith
Wits
John M. Eidman
Henry Db Boer
St. James
G. A. Coleman Ant
Arlington
Mra Mo AL Mutlan
Ebbitt
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C. W. Lanahan
AC. Stetr
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C Simpean
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Bf Marsh
Henry Nice L
W Baldwin
Simon Heck
Raleigh
Morris Hhl
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Ml. Gateswoot
Martin Leird
Or. Schroder
Willem Harrison
Joseph Derrerasi
Frank Darraw
M. J. Freeman
D. A. Hemp
JC. Ayers
M. ‘M Shayer
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Henry Solashis
Milton Jone
Fell
Carl Ruykbaugr
R. F Groake
Joseph Soulard
Charles A. McKerbie
National R
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Wood
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Herbert. Morris
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H. Lowenthal
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Michigan
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Detroit
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Flint
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H V Oloen
Bt Paul
St Jamnes
D ‘Wabster
Minneapolis
New Willard
Missouri-L. Boelson
St Louia
St Tames
Richard Bartholdt
St Louis
James ‘T Lloyd
Shelbyville
Ebbity
RH. Beck Nett
Marion
William Reynolds
Eshelby
Cincinnati
James D Brown
Atheny
T G McKell
Mist
Helen Dun
John D McHell
Munyon 3X Cure Promoted With Free Medical Advice
An advertisement touts Munyon’s 3X Cure for rheumatism and multiple ailments, urging readers to discard medicines for a new regimen. It claims 16 doses per bottle, no harmful drugs, and a money-back guarantee if unsatisfied. Also markets Cold Cure, Kidney Cure, Dyspepsia, Constipation Ointment, Headache Cure, Pile Ointment, and Vitalizer. Philadelphia ad at 53rd and Jefferson.
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Reed
Itth St
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