Florists' annual meeting ends with prizes and talks
The twenty first annual Florists Society gathering in Philadelphia closes after officers are elected W F Kasting Buffalo becomes president H M Altick Dayton vice president William J Stewart Beaton named secretary Prizes awarded to top bowling teams led by Philadelphia Washington Baltimore and Chicago with detailed cups and medals.
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Ines
Vaughan
J D Carmody
Hvansville
Ind
National Society
Philadelphia
H OB Beatty
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
Super McRichmond
Messrs
Kramer and Boone
Moss
Stevens
Apares
Con- Shafter
Cleveland
J.J Benneke
Baumer
Bilingale
Barry
Crumb
Harris
Mansfield
Adelberger
Smith
McClure
Florists’ Society
I. Vaughan
W F Kasting
Buffalo
H M Altick
Dayton
Ohio
William J. Stewart
Beaton
Mone
H B Beatty
Pittsburgh
Beatty
Pennsylvania
Oil City
Buffalo Florists
R Nicholson
Dallas
Tex
Hill
Indiana
Europe
Craig
Alexander Montgomery
Peter Fisher
Geyiea Ways
J. A. Valentine
Wlariste Heli Association of America
Hobitt House
American Rose Society
Michael Barker
Boston
United States
Henry Seat
New York
R. Pierson
Taiwrt
William H. Ellott
Oglesby Paul
Dan Cone
Nigdera
Clesa
Kansas City Convention Hall Built and Paid By Public
Louis W. Shouse details how the Kansas City convention hall, later hosting national events, was financed by 6000 stockholders and popular subscriptions. He notes debt clearance, $7,600 surplus for stockholders, and that rents and entertainments funded daily operations while a loyal investor base assures the hall’s financial success in Washington and beyond.
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Louis W. Shouse
Kansas City
Washington
W. Ghowse
Convention Hall
Eure
Mir
Mike
Shouse
Kensall City
Jacruary
Wan & Great
Kangas
Mie
Souri
Ansds
Targair
Missouri
Kansas
va+tious
Bydinces Enterprises
Tidtropolitan Opera Company
Kanikeya
Trade reciprocity debate sparks tariff revision call
A Chicago convention features Edward Rosewater and William C. Maybury urging a new tariff approach via reciprocity. They argue current schedules protect domestic industry yet hinder foreign market access, urging a permanent tariff commission to craft balanced concessions while preserving industrial growth.
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Republican Party
Edward Rosewater
Omaha Bee
Cross Tam Roads
Bart
Republican Congress
Magonry
Wiliam C. Maybury
Detroit
Resolutions Committee
En . N. Foss
United States
Chicago
Pirigley Law
Na- Lowe
Rita
Igbor
An English Letter on Garden Design and Gracious Living
An ornate early 20th century letter discusses garden layouts for a half acre, focusing on privacy, hedges, front yard views, and the relationship between garden design and personal individuality. It mentions plans for a hedge across the front, a direct path to the front door, selective plantings near the corners, and avoiding sightlines from the street. The correspondent promises a European tone and hints at a forthcoming illustrated talk with an anteroptigon and a society meeting in the afternoon.
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Willety
Walla
Dai
Szimete
White House
Washington
Idmore
Florists At The Targets In Annual Shooting Meet
The Society of American Fiorets held its annual shooting tournament yesterday at the Analostan Gun Club range on the Tenralytown and Rockville road. Events ran from 2:50 PM to 7 PM under Z D Blackistone. Winners included Philadelphia team members Anderson, Reed, Harris, Burton, Ball, and a tie for championship between Anderson and Brown.
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Cabin John
Analonian Gon Club
Southweat
American Figriste
Acre
Florists’ Hall Association
America
American Rose Society
American Casnation Fantety
Analostan
Society of American Fiorets
Tenralytown
Rockville Road
Z D. Blackistone
William Scott
Buffalo
Col. B Hay
Col. Hay
Philadelphia Horticulturists
Washington
Philadelphia
Cant Anderson
Mesars
Edward Reed
William K. Harris
John Burton
Charles D. Ball
Henry A. Creet
Anderson
Persey
Russia
Japan
Amberston
AOB, Beatty
Wagive
Brown
Altick
Dayton
Ohio
D. Brickistone
Messrs Smith
Women Bowl Well at Afternoon Tournament
Mrs Kroitling of Chicago wins the afternoon bowling tournament with a score of 375. More than forty inches of errors noted as nineteen prize winners include four Chicago entrants who win trophies. Other top finishers include Mrs F M Eilts of St Louis and Mrs Amous of Chicago with varied scores. prizes range from buttons to a vase and case.
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Kroitling
Chicago
Oriers
Wrenling
Kago
F. M. Eilts
St. Louia
Kmeitling
Febia Oey
Amous
Wintereau
Shaffer
Melhartt
St. Louis
Hausworth
McCauly
Miss Cooke
Weber
Bt. Loum
Biackisone
Imi Bteidte
SE Louis
Grad
Philadelphis
McRichmond
Gude
Hw. Kursus
Louisville
Philips
Herr
Lancaster
Mity Beatty
Pittsburg
Flouriats Convention Delegates Dine at Freeman Buffet
Vice President Joseph R. Freeman hosted Flouriats Convention delegates at a buffet luncheon last night in his residence at 61 Thirteenth Street. Music accompanied the meal as attendees exchanged greetings and congratulated attendees, amid a stag party atmosphere and festive chatter.
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Hila
Vleb i. Po
Joseph R. Freeman
Thirteenth Street
Esa
Iveryvbody
Assault on Officer in Alley Near Canal and Second
Police faced a violent attack when officer Wilson confronted John Carroll and others in an alley near Canal and Second. Carroll was arrested on suspicion after a mob of about a dozen attackers struck the officer with a brick and iron bar, robbed him, and fled with the revolver. Wilson was treated and homebound.
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Canal Vite
Paeshan
Ian Har
Wilson
John Cairroll
Alub
Strieger
Toya
Weather Forecast Shows Varied Temperatures Across Regions
The report details temperature declines in the South Atlantic States and above average conditions in the Ohio Valley and Lake region. It notes showers in the South Atlantic and Gulf States with forecasts of more rain across several western and central areas. Winds are expected to shift and vary by region, with changes in coastal and lake-area conditions and overall warmer temps in parts of the central United States.
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United States Senate
Apple
Uu B. Dept. of Agriculture
Washington
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Mingipalop River
Ohio ‘Valley
Upper Lake Region
Heptession Ave
Colorado
Wentert Hansen
Hadowes
Iowa
Gulf States
Arkansas
Okishorha
Mintesota
Dakotas
Whellington
Oregon
Atliatic
Haat Quit
West
Yeunessee
North Dakota
Mine Nenots
Winogasin
Upper Micigan
Misatéeloot Valley
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Tures
Tates
Valey
Lake
Gulf Coast
Gulf
Lower Lakes
Superior
Melday
Huroyean Parte
Grand Banks
Bourg
Aintehtne
Volkr
Bismaree
Baran
Kame
Davenport
Yowa
Eleon
Bate Rock Ark
Powerful Weapon Surtax Shapes German Tariff Policy
A fragment discusses a 100 percent surtax as a powerful weapon within a new German tariff. It references changes in arrangements between Germany and the United States and notes potential large effects on American commerce and pricing amid evolving trade policy.
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Germany
United Stated
Florists Delegate Dies During Rochester Trip
L E Dake of Rochester New York died an hour after collapse while viewing a floral exhibit at the National Rifles Armory hall. Death was attributed to uremia by Dr. Whitney who attended him. Friends notified will arrange removal of the body to Rochester today.
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LE. Dake
Rochester
L. E. Dake
Florists
National Rifles’ Armory
Eiergency
Whitney
Dake
Wattome
Tolton Inquiry Today Delays District Attorney Beach
District Attorney Wurgan H. Beach was absent from his office with reports indicating he traveled to New York on business related to a grand jury investigation into the cotton crop report. Officials refused to discuss his absence or confirm travel.
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Wurgan H. Beach
Towan
New York
Dala
Agricultural Department
Verdict on Wreck Switch Case From Menton Ohio
Cleveland Aug 37 H S Storrs general superintendent of the Lake Shore Read says no testimony or evidence shows who opened the switch blamed for the Twentieth Century Limited wreck near Menton Ohio The coroner’s verdict attributes opening to Walter P Warren based on deductions rather than direct testimony or proof.
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Leite Shore
Cleveland
Chin
H. S. Storrs
Lake Shore
Menton
Ohio
Blegelstein
Wales
Jerson
Walter FP
Kraft Rifles Bank Cash From Chicago Company
Walter P Kraft of Seif is said to have taken twenty thousand nine hundred dollars from a Chicago company. The scheme involved selling stock and the company seeks refund of the value. Kraft and another broker face possible action as the matter unfolds across several states. Meanwhile Baron Komura’s Gift to a school in Seattle area is noted, and a separate obituary mentions Charles Enkign, a prominent Elyria merchant, who died by self-inflicted gunshot.
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Walter P. Kraft Seif
Chicago
Kraft Ley
Kraft
Protection policy debate and Brandywine fire report
The meeting debated protection against the established policy and adopted a revised report after discussions. A permanent organization under the American Recipro Party was proposed and delays resolved. Late, Brandywine Springs Park in Delaware suffered a fire injuring property including the scenic railway and restaurant, spread from a defective electric light wire.
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Conventios
Brandywine Springs Park
Willington
Del
Streat Railway Company
Ea and
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