Supreme Lodge Opens Sessions At Masonic Theater Louisville
The Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias met at the Masonic Theater in Louisville on Aug 16 drawing large attendance and lively interest. Discussions covered banking relations to the Regular Lodge and password dissemination changes debated by attendees. Notices show marriage and death listings may appear in The Washington Post with free insertion in listed papers.
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MARRIAGES AND OBITUARIES HIT LOCAL NOTES OF AUGUST
A jumble of notices lists marriages among several couples from Maryland and Virginia including Frank Allston with Mattie B Warring and Abraham Worm with Lavinia Johnson, plus other unions such as Henry A Friday and Riverdale resident, and Jennie Mo Dunseath joining Percy Jenkins. Multiple death notices follow for Curtis, Douglas, Kelso, McNeely, Morgenweck, and Whitney with funeral details and locations in Md Pa Va and Ark. The items reflect a period August 1904 with church rites and interments noted.
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Warring
Abraham Worm
Lavinia Johnson
Williiam Porter
Martha Bush
Reubenacton
Edith D Chappelear
Mt. Marye County
Robert Mc Crawley
Mincie L. Collite
George E Cooper
Allie Harrie
Nelson Langhyrn
Presidia
Basey Armin
Krebs
Frances OC
Staibel
George Lutt
Mary W Balser
Walker Wacks
Laurel, Vd
Frances
Frances | A Pennabaker
Henry
Riverdale
Autce
Asop
Floyd A Chalkey
Bila Gollenberger
Richmond
Albert Smit
Mary Davis
Thomas W Jones
Maggia M. Hacks
Richmond Va
Witten
Loehr
Lilan
Holzhauer
Charles C. Dodge
Mary A Conrad
Charles Webster
Martha Wand
Francis J Hofmann
Mtary D Thompson
Deaths from Health Office Record list scattered ages and districts
Health Office Record of deaths lists numerous individuals with ages ranging from newborn to elderly. Names appear with scattered addresses including Potomac River, Washington area hospitals, and various streets. many entries show ages in years, months, or days, with several infants and elderly cases.
Undertakers advertise extensive funeral services in DC area
R F Harveys Sons and other firms list first class funerals with modern chapels. John F Wright, William Lee, and George P Zarhorst advertise open day and night service, livery, crematorium, and modest prices at various DC addresses including Fourteenth Street NW Tenth Street NW and East Capitol Street.
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Knights of Pythias progress and policy splits debated
The biennial encampment faces disputes over endowment rank versus regular lodge, and whether to admit Rathbone Sisters. Reports praise the endowment rank and criticize the Uniform Bank, with calls to print rituals in other languages. Suspensions for non-payment plague growth amid a large parade and venue bid.
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Death of Perry Hannah in Traverse City Michigan
Traverse City Michigan August 16 Hon Perry Hannah a wealthy Northern Michigan lumberman and pioneer died at his home after a paralyzing attack last Saturday He fathered Traverse City with gifts including church and Carnegie library sites and owned extensive property in Chicago Born Erie County Pennsylvania 1824 Victoria British Columbia August 16 Lady de Lothiniere wife of Sir Henry de Lothiniere lieutenant governor of British Columbia dies aged 67 She survived by six of eleven children Ridgefield Connecticut August 4 George F E Lounsbury former Connecticut governor 1899 1900 dies at Farmingville funeral Thursday afternoon Rev Foster Ely to lead services Hart Will Be Deported Saturday New York August 16 Rev Charles Alfred Bursleigh Hart arrested in Brooklyn on a ticket of leave charge will be deported Saturday on the American Liner Germanic
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Foster Ely
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Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Washington
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Brooklyn
British Japan neutrality probe widens over Chefoo case
London and Paris report Britain plans a broad inquiry into China neutrality amid Japan Russia tension. Britain weighs Ryeshitomi dispatches and Port Arthur links while seeking U.S. stance. Paris says Russia’s protest routed through Tokyo. editors warn of possible international complications.
Tsingtau harbor holds Russian ships as war ends eye
Reports from Tsingtau say German authorities restrict Russian ships to harbor until war concludes. A Japanese flag lieutenant inspects vessels, German crews insure disarmament, and guards prevent Chefoo incident repeats. Japan accepts Germany's stance while Russia remains informed of flag lowering and continued immobilization.
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Britain Presses Concerning Contraband In Note To Russia
London notes Britain urges revision of unneutral contraband rules especially for foodstuffs and rice amid war time needs. Officials say the British position may extend beyond the Mashona ruling and could affect how foodstuffs are treated as contraband in war. Diplomatic talks with Russia continue while Knight Commander case moves to St Petersburg admiralty court.
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Resolutions by shippers seek action over war impact
San Francisco commercial bodies plan to forward resolutions to Secretary Hay warning of ongoing danger to Pacific Coast commerce from the Russo Japanese war. A committee will draft measures and confer with Pacific Mail officers as ships Aztec may be chartered to carry goods to the Far East. Russian exodus from coal fields grows amid wartime service calls. Port Arthur casualties reported by official dispatches include multiple deaths and hundreds wounded. Russia issues 75 million in notes to fund war. Lewis Nixon to build torpedo boat destroyers for Russia. Iowa chemist finds evidence of strychnine in Winfield Carpenter’s stomach after coffee consumption.
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Veterans Parade in Boston Draws Thousands of Veterans
Boston on August 16 saw 26 000 Grand Army of the Republic survivors march through crowded streets. The five and a half hour parade caused exertion and heat prostration with about 60 deaths or injuries and dozens fainting. Gov Bates and Mayor Collins reviewed the line, as 42 states and two territories sent posts in a living pageant with a 2000 child tableau and Dixie and Battle Hymn of the Republic songs.
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Blood Purifying Remedy Adverts in Medical Broadside
An elderly medical advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier for pimples boils eczema scrofula and other impurities. It includes testimonials claiming cure of head scrofula after other treatments failed and offers a free Common Sense Medical Adviser with purchase details.
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Boston Grand Army Parade Across Boston Common
Thousands gathered facing the State House and Boston Common as veterans and delegates reviewed by Mayor Collins. A living flag of 2000 school children presented red white and blue while crowds along Tremont and Boylston streets cheered. Gen Felton Miles and Gen Black observed, with guests from Woman's Relief Corps and Confederate groups.
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Inhumanity in Prisons Discussed by Friends in Toronto
The Society of Friends held sessions in Massey Hall Toronto on August 16, debating reform versus repression in criminal treatment. Samuel J. Barrows argued inhumanity fails to curb crime, citing harsher New York conditions and kinder Colorado results, with evening talks appointing new officers and noting earlier applause for political figures contradicted by Friends principles.
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Drowned at Picnic Near Brunswick Three Chap
Three youths and a girl drowned when a boat overturned during a picnic at Locust Creek three miles from Sumner in Chariton County on August 16. Names reported were Henry Arthur Lena Garrett and Belle Dorosche. Bodies recovered. Racecourse sailors escape drowning at Saratoga Lake when a squall capsized a sailboat. jockey Ted Sloan and two turfmen Charles Dwyer and Victor Williams were rescued.
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Postmasters Appointed in Four States and D.C.
Four new fourth class postmasters were appointed yesterday. Names include Ruth F E Lindsay for New York Ausable Chasm, David R Williams for Sugar Notch Pennsylvania, Frank A Barrows for Craver Massachusetts, Charles Stepnend for Bunting Delaware, and Siles F Lawrence for Virginia Walcott. Treasury receipts and disbursements totals are listed for various categories, with government and miscellaneous figures. A medical oddity in New York involves Thomas McIntosh, a dead man who momentarily revived and died. doctors could not diagnose, coroner notified. Ocean steamer movements include arrivals and departures at New York and Bremen routes. Admiral George A Converse elected president of the board of construction. he will serve as an additional member per the secretary’s directive.
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