Elks Elect Officers Gratifying Reports Made
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks elected officers at the Buffalo reunion. Membership rose by 22,000 and Washington Lodge plans a 150-man parade wearing Treasury certificates. Reports praised growth and harmony across lodges, with Denver Dallas and Atlantic City contending for next convention.
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Order
Washington Lodge
Treasury
Buffalo
Ocami Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Hlks
Drattea
Robert W Brown
Louis wWie Ky
Leeding
Tomlinton
Winaton VC
Chariea W Xuutmann
Hoboken
Ursad
Fred C Robinson
Dubuque Lowe
John Keener
Charterol
W . Aclland
Pittaburg
John D O'Shea
Lyan
W H Haviland
Butte
Kaufmann
Havilams
O Shea
Cal L. Kingslay
Waterloo
Iowa
Charles C Bechmidt
Wheeling
W Va
Haviland
Moses B. O'Brien
Omneha
Nebr
Joseph E. Bell
Indianapolis
Ind
David Wissenfeld
Baltimore
Denver
Dallas
Avante City
Washington
Washington Elks
Edward H Neumeyer
Frank Schwart
William F O'Brien
M. G McCormick
Myers Fisher
John K Kennedy
Buffalo Hiks
Married in Ballston and surrounding areas list of attendees
A lengthy, unclear notice lists several individuals from Ballston Virginia and nearby localities connected to a marriage event. Portions mention hosts, witnesses, and participating families, with names like Josephine Baker Stuart and Rev Dr Lo Worth, in a dated social registry style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mboshantel
Stlart
Joy Io
Tim
Lo Wortheaten Smith
Josephine Baker
Stuart Aot
Jim
Lenry Messenger
York
Health Office Records Deaths Reported Through July 1905
A fragmented health office death register lists numerous individuals with ages ranging from days to decades. Names include William Crown, Carrie, William Crockett, Woolam Cruckley, Ed Cuyler, Dove, Jopb Faith, Mary Binford, James Ho Simmons, and Joan Washington, among others, with addresses in Washington DC areas such as Anacostia and Kenilworth. The entries note ages, months, and residences, reflecting mortality data compiled through July.
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Fide
Brooks
Willan
WU Tam Tolbert
Nolaug
Carrie
Fonnur
Willam Crockett
Woolam Cruckley
Callan
New Months
Ed Cuyler
Dove
Anacostia
Aw St Yeant
Hay Samoaid
Daniel Brier
Princeton
Lousrth
Flome
Faith
Yeure Bieatern Fulien
Ames Ho Simmons
Maro Thomas
Pomeroy
Monthe
Joan Washington
Biaazba K Young Biblay Hospital
Notice of Marriage and Death Inserts in The Wretlacton Fest
Notices inform that marriage and death notices inserted in The Wretlacton Fest may be obtained upon application. No extra charge for optional transcription or photorecording. Lists several newspapers including New York Times and Chicago Record Herald among others for reference.
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NEW York Times
Rostos Globe
Buffalo Colter
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cricaco Record Herald
Phadelphia
Public Ladorr
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Rochester
Herald 5
Louis Republic
Syracuse Port Standard
BT Pall Pionesr Press
Minneapolis
Tribone
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Jailer and Three Others Charged in Newport Assault Case
Jailer Ploeger and three assistants faced assault and battery charges in Newport after Caleb Powers was moved to a privileged cell. Mayor Helmbold and two policemen Rathcan and Flynn were bound over for resisting United States officers. A contempt-of-court warrant was issued against Helmbold and the two officers for actions during Powers custody. Caleb Powers may testify Thursday in the federal case brought by United States District Judge Cochran.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ploeger
Helmbold
Newport
Flynn
Ratcan
United States
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Charles Wilson
William Fisher
John Ader
Powers
United, States District
Cochran
Rathcan and
Tinsley
Seventy Fifth Annual Convention of American Institute of Instruction
The Institute opened its seventy fifth convention in Portland Maine with sessions at city hall through Thursday. Prominent attendees include Harvard President Charles W. Eliot and Minnesota State Superintendent J W Olsen, plus leaders from education associations and women’s clubs. Discussions focus on ethics in public schools and elementary curriculum topics presented by educators from various regions.
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Portland
American Institute of Instruction
Charles W Ellet
Harvard University
J W Olsen
Minnesota
Carroll D. Wright
Clark College
Frederick Scoff
Philadelphia
National Congress of Mothora
Eva Perry Moore
St Louis
National Association of Collegiate Alumnus
Nisa W. Q. Valletta
Goshen
Ind
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Second North School
Hartford
Conn
Mae
Call
Arthur H. Chamberla
Pigtaeg
Throop Palytechnical Tmotents
Pasadena
Cal
Stinecutate O. Breer
Silene
Wiley to Study Whiskies in Scotland and Ireland
Prof. Harvey W. Wiley, chief of the U S Bureau of Chemistry, will visit Scotland and Ireland with American Chemical Society colleagues to inspect distilleries for squid findings intended for the United States. They will be entertained in London with a reception by Ambassador Whitelaw Reid on July 14.
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Scotland
Ireland
London
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Agricultural Department
United States
American Chemical Society
Whitelaw Reid
Tarbell denied in Rockefeller Corrigan case arbitration vindicated
Virgil P. Kline of Cleveland releases a statement defending John D. Rockefeller against Ida Tarbell’s portrayal. He cites the 1897 to 1898 case Corrigan versus Rockefeller, where three arbitrators ruled in Rockefeller's favor, dismissing fraud accusations and affirming fair, good faith handling of stock sale and indebtedness.
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Washington Post
New York
Virgil P. Kline
Cleveland
McClure's
John BD. ‘Rockefeller
Ida M. Tarbell
Corrigan
Rockefeller
Carrigan
Court of Common Pleas
Cuyahogan County
Ohio
Tts
Rockefellers SS
Knox Guest at Sagamore Hill Talks on Unnamed Subjects
Senator P C Knox overnight guest of President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill arriving from New York and joining the President’s carriage. Knox says visit is by invitation and not tied to a specific agenda. Other items include plans for Baron Rosen’s credentials and Roosevelt receiving the Et Galliens medal for inauguration.
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Oyster Bay
P. C Knox
Pennsylvania
Bagamore Hill
New York
Kermit Roosevelt
Knox
Archie
Quintin
Saga
Weever
Philadelphia
Baron Rosen
Rosen
Washington
Herbert H D. Peirce
Adee
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
The
United States
Toller
MCMV
Plumbes
Patrianus
Loch Sollee Cach Tertoer
Japanese Mission to Arrive for Oyster Bay Peace Talks
Japanese Minister Takahira plans a Friday Washington call on the President ahead of the peace negotiations set for Oyster Bay. Baron Rosen travels from New York with letters of credence to the President, while several Japanese officials accompany him and stay in touch with the State Department.
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Washington
New York
Helen Loftin Johnson
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Bay Ridge
Jackson
Tenn
Albert W. Johnsoen
Helena
Ark
Johnson
John C. Breckinridge
Staunton
Tom L
Lewisville
Indianapolis
Col. Johnson
Bay Ridges
Col Johnson
Mayor Johnson
Baron Rosen
Kogoro Takahhira
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hil
Beren Komura
Tachibana
Adachi
Legation
Takehira
Rome
Sato
Foreign Office
Prince Ishimi
O Denson
Yamaza
Portsmouth
Takahira
Takeshita
Hanihara
Mgr. Hicks
State Department
China
Japan
Col.na
Russia
United States
Peirce
Petrce
Convict French Captain Accused of Spying for Russia
Tokyo reports that Capt A Bougouin, a French officer, was sentenced to ten years hard labor after being found guilty of reporting artillery secrets to Russia. The trial detailed multiple counts of movements, detachments, and formations connected to Port Arthur and the siege, including dispatches to Shanghai, Yokohama, and Paris via the French Legation.
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Russia
Tokyo
A. Bougouln
Yeaterday
Bougouin
Kessler
Shanghei
Petit , Portalen
Yanding
Delabry
Paria
Port Arthur
Togo
Regimenta
Gendal
Yokohama
Nagoya
Taketoyo
Hirosume
Keasier & Shanghai
Delabrr
Mukden
Hard blow to Odessa losses placed at 40 million roubles
From Saint Petersburg dated July 11, the Nashadzin reports Odessa's devastation from recent riots with losses estimated at 40 million roubles. Factories and related industries in Odessa and nearby areas have been ruined, displacing about 500000 people who relied on them. Other ports cannot substitute Odessa as an export hub, forcing roundabout routes and impacting European and American markets.
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Washington Post
I. Petersburg
Nashadzin
Odessa
Muat
Ruatta
America
Farewell Reception With New York Seventh Regiment in London
Britons were the guests as the New York Seventh Regiment hosted a farewell reception for the Queen’s Westminster Volunteers in London. Notables present included Gen. Moncrieff and Gen. Sir H A Turner, with King Edward sending a message of pleasure and thanks for the regiment’s visits and depictions to England.
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New York
London
National Guard
Venezuelan Congress Accepts London Contract
Venezuelan Congress has accepted the contract signed in London on June seven for settlement of outstanding obligations. The agreement, signed by representatives of creditors, sets terms for settlement and ends lingering financial disputes.
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Wea
London
Caracas
Verezuelan Congress
Brite Bor
Venezuela
Offer of Norwegian throne to Prince Charles debated
London reports say an offer of the Norwegian throne to Prince Charles of Denmark remains under consideration with King Edward and the British government favoring the plan, contingent on King Oscar's attitude as consultations continue. In Paris Baron de Retournelles de Constant urges French mediation for Norway Sweden tensions, praising U S led pacific intervention and asking Rou vier to empower conciliation efforts.
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Prince Charles
London
Prean Fa
Edward
Frizea Charles
Denmark
Eidward
Oscar
Charles
Sweden
Paris
United States
France
Norway
Pacific
Europe
America
No Hope for Crew in Tunis Sub Marine Disaster
Bizerta dispatch says divers seek to tunnel under the sunken Farfadet to reach and hoist the vessel, but crew rescue has been abandoned. Cofflua prepared, awaiting bad lies A large relief fund set for Marin victims families. Minister Thomson continues to
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Parle
Ministry of Marine Today
Bizerta
Tunis
Cofflua
Sra
Marin
Thomson
Congress of Baptists Opens in London with Delegates
About 1500 Baptists from the United States and other nations gathered in London on July 11 at Exeter Hall for the world congress. Judge Wills opened the session as president of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland, with 600 American delegates and nearly 1000 visiting Americans among the attendees. Speakers from national and regional Baptist groups addressed the assembly as sessions run daily through July 18 ending with a grand demonstration at the Royal Albert Hall.
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London
Peter Hall
Pcene
Congress of Baptists
Palestine
Java
Judge Wills
Baptist Union of Great
E. & Mortis
National Baptist Convention
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Bedford City
Peck Fheater
Walter Davenport Buckner
Ef ‘Ticknor
Suffale Lodge
Julius Mayer
Newark
Coy Higgins
Knight
Mr Ticknor
Buffalo Elks
W J O Brien
O Brien
Grand Treaurer
Board of Governors
Tate
Howes
Gieril
Burlinson
Dubuque
Larg Blues
Tas ‘Governor's
Latte
Jalisco
Mexico
Fifty-fourth Regiment
Doring
Troy
Wheeler & Wisen Bang
Bridgeport
Foo
Kurdth
Ballston Va
Sara
Toridge
Astr
Margeret
McWhorter
Dempsey
Lowa
Kunice
Hempel Tejuma Wary Yang
Laurel Ma
Doctor Buveee
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
Reagan
Abe Taorms
J. William Lee
Ars Empalmer
Waders
F. Barvey
GONS
Funara
Fourteenth Street
Stoc
Oifoun Chapel
North
John R. Wrickt Co
Goa
Chegal
Belsephans
Giorge P. Zuahoarst
Undertakey
Paneval Pessore
Teeghona
Bex
Oypaper Aghive
Institute OF Instruction
DR. Wiley
Wriedrich der Rome
Bremen
Kaiser Willistown
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Queenstown
Liverpool
Antwerp
Areva
Estat Sien
Dover
Masaba
Quesnstown
Gesanto
Arived
Kalesr Wilhelm der Greve
Carpethia
New ‘Fork
Miss Tarbell
Kline
Mr. Rockefeller
William G. Choate
Wiliam PD
Guthrie
Wiliam A Lynch
Canton
Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
Common Pleas Co
HKNOX
Sagamore Hill
St. Gaudens
Helen Johnson
Madrid
Marahal Martinea Campos
John Pistorio
Louis Bush
E Street N. W
Uncle Sam
Columbia
Capital
United States Realty Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol Building
Caprecesnativs
United States Realty Co
Washington, D. C
A. BH. Bandlil
Conpracs Halgats
Asa Sra Son
TE Pemaliac
Som
Bnopeeee
Jee
East Washington Beighte
C. W. Howard
Natima! Bank of Washington
Wereaidant
Second National Sank
Ellwood
C. Jackson
Wounder Jeakaen Sharpe Dark Works
Firemen’s Insurance
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la. Aves
N. W
Bank Sulling
Vate
Newbro
Herpicide
Marnicida
Herpicide CO
Dept. H
Detroit
Mich
Edward Stevene
Bicerta
JME
SWIFT
Atlanta
J. H. Sramce
HUB Furniture CO
A.collins
Trving’s Buchy Wafers
Irving Drug CO
Duffy
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