George T Keen Dead a Prominent Mason in Washington
George T Keen a prominent Washington businessman and Mason died at home aged 67 after a long illness. Born in Perryville Maryland he moved to Baltimore and then to Washington where he lived on F Street NW before moving to S Street NW. He was past master of Harmony Lodge and member of De Malory Commandery Eureka Chapter and Mystie Shrine. Survived by wife four children Albert M Hawin Keen R Lamb and Irena Keen funeral at home tomorrow at 2 30 pm Rev J Floward Wells to officiate pallbearers from Masonic ranks. burial Glenwood Cemetery.
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George T. Keen
Washington
S Street
Perryman's
Hertford County
Havre le Gragey Mk
Baltimore
Siath Street
F Street
Mr. Keen
Harmony Lodge
Masona
de Malory Command‘ry
Eureka Chapter
Mystle Shrine
Mra Et Keen
Albert M
Hawin
Keen
Lamb
Irena Keen
J. Floward Wells
Mount Vernon
Will
Ofmcla
Weill
Masonic Order
Burt
Glenwood
Guggenheim Divorce Up in Chicago Debates
Hearing on Grace B Guggenheim’s bid to annul a divorce decree granted years ago began in Chicago. The petition alleges fraud in obtaining the decree. former Mayor Edward Dunne, a judge who granted the original divorce, presides as a friend of the court notes nonresidence of Mrs Guggenheim and oversees the proceeding.
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Chicago
Dec
Grace B. Juggenheim
William Guggenheim
New York
Edward &. Dunne
Mra. Guggenheim
Lra
Guysenheion
Bifts for Judge and Clerk in Criminal Court No 2
Justice Stafford finished his address to the jury and the foreman presented cigars to Justice Stafford and Clerk Ward J. McKee. Both were thanked as the jurors’ careful attention made the duties on the bench seem less arduous.
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Stafford
Hamks
Staffardé
Ward J. McKee
Juste
Roosevelt in June visit hinted by president’s letter
Word has come from President Roosevelt that he and his son Kermit are in good health and spirits and plan to return to the United States soon. The party will travel via Egypt and Europe with stops in Berlin Paris and London before New York bound voyage in June.
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Kermit
United States
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Nile
Europa
Ywill
Adhersea
Berlin
Paris
Dendon
Abe Salter City
New York
P Arty
Baron Seibusawa Guarded in Washington Visit
In Houplolu on December 6 the honorary commercial commissioners of Japan arrived home from a tour of the United States. At the request of local Japanese consul Jon Shibusawa, the leader of the delegation was guarded by plainclothes police. A subsequent note mentions a Korean protest connected to prior events and notes a real estate purchase at 239 N Street Northwest for about 37,000, with property lot dimensions specified.
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Houplolu
Japan
United States
Jon Shibusawa
Ary Yeu
Thomas Y. Ridgate, Jr
N Street
Mra
Sixti
Society Notes at St Anné's Church Meeting
Society item notes Matlon of St Anné's Church addressing members on alumnae as a club object and benefits. The next meeting is set for January 21 at the Senate, Mrs Charles Indian Place. Mrs. May Alka Jordan of Virginia is visiting after returning from a trip to New York.
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Matlon
Reétér
St Anné's Church
Senet
Charles
New York
May Alka
Jordan
Virginia
Hospital Benefit Draws Large Crowd at Georgetown Event
A Columbia Theater benefit for Georgetown University Hospital filled the venue with notable guests including Misa Alice Riges and Mrs Hardesty along with Dr. and Mrs. George Tully Vaughn among many others. The marriage of Viers N Crawfordie daughter of Mr and Mrs Crane was celebrated at Calvary Baptist Church with Gara A Barnes as sole attendant. The couple planned a wedding trip to Riverside Nevada and will reside in Rodebud South Dakota where Councilor serves as chief clerk of the Indian reservation.
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Georgetown University Hospital
Misa Alice Riges
Hardesty
George Tully
Vaughn
Mins Clover
Reamey
Brester Reamey
Coramander
William Manning Irwin
Miss Irwin
Madeline Bradley
Mary D. J. Maury Dove
Hugh Reilly
Andrew Lipsco
Hiss
Viers
N.crawie
Meg
Ands Mira
Washington
Rovebud
Daley
Councilor
James
JT Vain Aly
Newport ‘End Briagland
Rustiton Hall
Northamptonshire
England
Glason
James Laurence van Alen
Europe
America
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Rushton Hall
Edward
van Alen
Newport
Misa May
Van
Goms
van Alan
John R. Drexel
H. McKay Twombly
Howland Sisters Enter Society Circles in New York
The Howland sisters led by LSiel Howland and engaged to City Magistrate Froderic Kernochan of New York have become darlings of society. They, along with Mrs. Foxfali Keene, are in demand at smart events, with ties to Frederick Newbold Lawrence and other prominent figures, reflecting a world of weddings, engagements and social prominence.
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Lsiel. Howland
Froderic Kernochan
New York
Howland Sisters
Colunsel
George L. Rives
Ice
Whitney Karnochan
Les He
Dta
Jesus Light of the World ministers meet at Luther Memorial Chapel
The Women to Interdenominational Missionary Union met yesterday morning at Luther Memorial Chapel on Fourteenth and N street. Mrs. John Newton Culbertson presided as president. Captain C Beaver of the Salvation Army spoke on the army’s industrial home. The program featured singing and instrumental numbers by army members. An executive session replaced the Bible Study Class and committee reports were approved. The main topic was planning electric-fight related work titled Jesus Light of the World. Mrs. Culbertson and Mrs. Little were chosen to advance the project.
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Luther Memorial Chapel
Fourteenth
N Street
John Newton Culbertson
C. Beaver
Selvation Army
Army
Nmgie
Jesus
Red Cross Meet Opens With Taft Presiding
At the annual Red Cross convention the National American Red Cross Association holds its session this afternoon with President Taft presiding and delivering remarks. Wy layd Griscom, former ambassador to Italy, and several other prominent figures are scheduled to speak.
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National American ‘Red ‘Croga Association
Taft
Wylayd Griscom
Italy
Fragmented OCR dairy note on food preparation terms
A garbled excerpt discusses potage and dairy terms with unclear garbling. It mentions baking, fireless devices, acidity, and sterilization concepts. The text is largely unreadable but points to culinary notes or a glossary style fragment.
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