Attendance at Cincinnati meeting amid Richmond festivities
Richmond May 10 The General Society of the Cincinnati held its triennial meeting in Richmond with the largest attendance in the body's history. Mayor McCarthy welcomed members, Gov Montague was ill, and Lieut Gen Willard was absent. President Winslow Warren spoke, and a luncheon followed at the Commonwealth Club. A banquet at the Westmoreland Club featured French Ambassador Jusserand, and thirteen toasts honored Washington and the society's founders. An excursion to Yorktown was planned for tomorrow with an assistant secretary general election expected Friday.
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Yorktown
Richmond
General Society of the Cincinnati
Mctarths
Gov Montague
Lieut Gev Willard
SpCker
Xemerd
Winslow Warrn
Massachusetts
Commonweath Club
Virginia State Society
Westwerland Club
Jusserand
Washington
Wallington Firat
Gerat
Cincinnati
Hous Island
Hrhaw Savy
Oswald Taghman
Trenton
Saratoga
Independence
Rey J
Mck Wirebb & Minhop
North Caraling
Dytens
Kort
France
Amtadie Jusserand
Virginia
Jefferson
Cielinatua
Monsieur Washington
Lafayette
de Chatetluse
Golders
Repubiic
George Washington
Tomorow
M Jnsserand
Lora Cornwallis
Aspiranta
Maryland Society
Oswald Tilden
John Cropper
Virginia Society
Colonial Dames
Heth Lorton
Obituary notices and funeral details from May 9 1905
Obituaries and funeral notices include E Sh On died at age three, and multiple entries list deaths on May 9 1905 in Philadelphia and nearby towns. Entries mention relatives, residences, service times, and interment at local cemeteries. Also noted are services for James Brearley and Horace L Piper with locations across Philadelphia and New Jersey.
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Rathorne
Aus JW
Dimmerman
Portland
Francis Brearleyaughter
James and
Sarah Brearley
Clement
Uecker
Fars Street
Martins Church
Philadelphia Pipers
Health Office Record Of Various Hospital Patients
Health office report lists multiple patients with ages and addresses including Walter Lrecreancy 23, Conway GS LS nm 16, Modacett Cerem tary Hosp sp pre Plivs, Brown 23, Franklin WL A6th Sts montha, Hettly Siitey Morp tal Ju yeas, 8 or Jon n 997 Hughes Court, Le Reneney 54, Soldiers Home DCT yeara tors, Willan S Wers 28 hs nw 1 year, Helen Von Mo Mretingen Govt Hosp Insane 49, Josie Le Sengstiach 1309 NY Ave nw 76, Meybaw iy lath 1 aw 65, Lizne sewart Good Hope DC 40, Meo Uecker 224 Ist St AW do years, franna Williams 1 Broad Alley aw 6 yeares.
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Ato Walter Lrecreancy Hospital
Conway GS
Yeweck
Brown
Franklin
Hughes Court
Yenes Mere le Reneney 1210 Bank St Nw 54 Yeara, Joa Caighihy
Heme
Willan S
Treeemens Hospital
Helen von Mo
Mretingen
Josie le Sengstiach
NY Ave
Jean Eaul
Sigourney
Montha
Lizne Sewart
Undertakers W R Speare at 840 F Street N W
An advertisement lists W R Speare as Undertaker and Embalmer at 840 F Street N W with lines about first class service and contact phones 4250 and 4881 highlighting prompt and courteous arrangements.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Lerman
Fight for kept up retiring grand treasurer arrest in larceny case
Special to The Washington Fest Baltimore May 10 Charles H Dushkind of New York rival of Samuel Dorf left for New York with his faction after Dorf was declared in possession of the field. The convention authorized action if charges against Dorf justified. New officers elected include first deputy grand master William Heller and grand secretary Leonard Levisohn. Outgoing grand treasurer Lewis Levin was arrested in New York on grand larceny and forfeiture of bail. Levin denies knowledge of any warrant and offers to return to New York.
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Baltimore
Mad
Charles H Dushkind
New York
Samuel Dorf
Errith Abraham
Dorf
Dashbirds
Dushkind
Indianapolis
Leonard Levisohn
M . Still
Oscar Wiener
Newark
Samuel Kanrich
Simon J Koppelman
Josiah Levy
Hartford
D Spiezel
Aleaander Katzky
Brooklyn
H OB Isaacson
Louis Rose
Henry ™. Golatogle
Lewis Levin
Police Department of
Levin
Count Czaykowski Charged With Fraud In Paris
Czaykowski husband of Edith L Collins formerly of New York faced arrest in Paris for allegedly obtaining 4000 dollars through false pretenses from Patusset and Losier bankers. A Boston check drawn on an American bank was rejected as payment. He was released on bail after intervention by the fuskish Embassy and is said to have returned to Turkey by order of the Sultan.
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Czaykowski
Edith L. Colling
Paris
Jedith L Collins
New York
Patusset & Loisier
Patusset & Losier
Boston
Turkey
Licensed to Marry and Ocean Steamers Arrivals
Notices of engagements list multiple couples fromPortsmouth Maryland and New York with August 4 vows amid shipping news. May 10 arrivals include Grosser Kurfürst and Majestic from Liverpool and Oceanic sailing to Liverpool, Ryndam to Rotterdam, with Teutonic and Westernland bound for New York Philadelphia via Queenstown. Also promotion for The Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman.
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New York
Bremen
Carenle
Livelsrpool Majestic
Liverpool
Oceanic
Ryndam
Rotterdam
Dover
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Queasatowa
Teutonic
Baltic
Queenstown
Westernland
Philadelphia
President Roosevelt Addresses Chicago Audience and Policy Views
President Roosevelt spoke to a cheering Chicago audience on public policy. He urged balanced regulation of corporations and unions, warned against class rule, and pledged support for law and order while advocating national supervision of interstate commerce. He announced plans to remodel the railroad commission and emphasized governance for the common good.
Roosevelt Speech to Merchants Club Highlights Navy
President Roosevelt addressed Chicago Merchants' Club at the Auditorium stressing high ideals and trust in the average man. He framed permanent national success around a strong navy as protector of commerce and honor, praising local business ethics and thanking the club for aiding the Lake Michigan naval training station proposal.
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Chicago
Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Merchants’ Club
Merchants’ Organization
President Wacker
Dunne
Roosevelt
Merchants” Club
Cur
Dusmon
Commercial Club
Lake Michigan
Mississippi Valley
Debating an Efficient Navy and American Foreign Policy
The speaker argues for a strong navy to project U S power and uphold Monroe Doctrine while urging courteous, principled foreign policy. He stresses national duties from growth and growth of commerce, warns against loose talk about nations, and calls for sober, consistent policy guiding both government and citizens.
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Minstexippi
Great Lakes
Great West
Chicao
Elon
Panama Canal
Hla
Itelala
Tong
Roosevelt at Hamilton Club Reception in Chicago
President Roosevelt in Chicago where he greeted 3,410 guests at the Hamilton Club after a Merchants' Club luncheon. He recalled long ties with the club, praised citizenship standards, and cited his Lincoln era ideals as he spoke to Hamilton and Harvard Club members.
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Cama
Montauk Point
Santiago
Cams Om
Abraham Lincoln
Applevie
Hamilton Club
Hamilton
Jefferson
Republic
Visnola
Kentucky
Jafferson
Orenter
Alexander Hamiton
Mall
Harvard Club of
Chicago
Harvard Club
Kollotz Fairbanks
Roossvalt'g Jett
Harvard
Harvard Club of Chicago Receives President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt meets Harvard Club of Chicago as Samuel Greesen reads an address to him. Roosevelt declares Harvard benefits from Western involvement, then departs amid a reception by the Iroquois Club and a labor delegation protesting troop deployment during the strike era.
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Harvard
Iroquoly Club
Auditorium
Arrival in Chicago for Roosevelt Visit
President Roosevelt arrived by train at the Chicago and North Western depot and proceeded to the Auditorium Annex amid a large official welcome. Police, detectives, and mounted officers lined the parade routes while crowds cheered from Kinzie and Rush streets. The reception featured Gov Deneen, Mayor Dunne, and club leaders, with a brief halt for a passing barge on the Chicago River.
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Chicago
Hoosevelt
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Kingle and
Wells Streets
Graeme Stewart
Tecepton Committee
Roosevelt
Auditorium
Deneen
Dunne
Delegatons
Merchants
Hamilton
Iroquoia Clubs
Northwestern Depot
Hamilton Club
Neil
O'Neill
Adam 5 Barber
Prince Albert Coats
Patrick J Gibbons
Chicago and Northwestern
James Or Toole
Thomas Daly
Shippy
Inspector Lavin
Auditorium Hotel
Secret Service
Kinzie Street
Police O'Neill
Kinzle Street
Fifth Avenue
Rush Street
Michigan Avenue
Jackson Boulevard
Auditorium Annex
Roosevalt
Gov Deneen
Mayor Dunne
Charles H Wacker
Grant Park
Heaway
President Wacker
The
Merchants’ Club
Gov Densen
Need of Good Citizens in Illinois Towns Highlighted by President
The president spoke in Minots Dixon Sterling and Dekalb on a journey to Chicago stressing the need for good citizenship. He praised farming and factory outputs and urged proper parenting to raise responsible boys and girls, commending teachers for guiding the next generation.
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Chicago
Minots
Dixon
Sterling
Dekalb
Mira
Daderves
Bors
Atria
Tinos
Grand Army
Texas
Veterans and prosperity urged as foundation of state progress
A speech extols veterans from both Union and Confederate sides, praising citizenry and national unity. It lauds Dekalb’s manufacturing, agriculture, and the state normal school, urging balance of material wealth with education. The speaker stresses personal responsibility, self care, and community good, ending with applause.
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Dekalb
Iife
Goough
Jone
Alep
President Roosevelt May Renomination Question Raised
In Chicago on May 10 at the Irnquolg Club banquet, Jacob M Dickinson stated there will be no estoppel if the party fights again in 1908 and that exigencies may arise to arouse voices in favor of a patriotic candidate. Roosevelt appeared grave as cheers rose for Dickinson’s remark and James Hamilton Lewis lauded the idea of Roosevelt possibly becoming the Democratic nominee for president.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Panams Canal
Congress
Organized Capital Grand Union
Chicago
Rosevelt
Jacob M . Dickingon
Roosevelt
James Hamilton Lewis
Mr Dickinson
Judge Dickinson
Compliment Exchange at Merchants Club Presidency
At the Merchants Club Harry Rubeng told the President he would support him again for the Presidency. The President replied there will be “not again” and no string to it, indicating a firm stance on future backing. The exchange included personal compliments and a note on Chicago’s likely reaction.
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Chicago
Merchants Club
Harry Rubeng
Utica Fire Destroys Major Stores In Two Hours
A fierce evening blaze in Utica caused about 450000 dollars in damage across multiple downtown buildings. Robert Fraser’s dry goods store Buckingham and Monk piano and art shop Simon Mansbach millinery and John A Roberts & Sons department store were devastated. Howarth Ballard’s drug store reported about 12000 dollars in damage. The fast spread fire left several others damaged and caused widespread business disruption.
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Utica
Lss
Robert Fraser
Buckingham and Monk
Simon Mansbach
John A. Roberts & Sons Company
Howarth & Ballards
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Enoch M Woodward
Mabel Y Walterm
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Henry I. Clark
Edith & Garrieon
Mensington
Richard Jackson
Gertrude Sommers
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Eme Pritchard
Alexandria
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Anna Kisges
William R Brown
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Jennie Brooke
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Ada Levenis King
Ralph W Johnson
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George E Foss
William W Wilson
Martin B Madden
Lasalle Street
John A Gauger
Fairbanks
Samuel Greesen
Vreelay
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Grevley
West
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Hervant Club
Staton
Auditorium Motel
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