Scribes Pay Tribute To Roosevelt By Chicago Press Club
Opie Read led a Chicago Press Club visit to President Roosevelt in Washington praising his leadership and epigrammatic wit. The 100 journalists and about 30 women toured landmarks despite rain, meeting Roosevelt and dining with Baltimore and New York hosts before returning to Chicago.
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Press Club of
Chicago
Republic of Letters
Opie Read
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago Press Club
Washington
White House
Read
Roosevelt
Mr Read
Baltimore and Ohio
Moore
New York
Mandel Sener
Club
Henry L .West
Wihsol Moore
Weather Bureau
Journalsts’ and Merchants’ Clubs
Baltimore
New York Press Club
Gow Warfield
Journalists’ Club
Merchants’ Association
I K Friedman
Baglk
Mr. Friedman
Ernest Mr Guffey
Dwight Allen
R Glen
Wilton Burklie
John A
W Burrows
Geary Burrows
Bloomingston
Balch
Charles S Clark
M Carr
G Davis
Charles Dowst
JE Defebaugh
P Engelhard
Wo Freeman
I Tiedman
Glesrber
Louis Guenther
Frank P Hassler
Hieet
Dumphrey
J Haight
OG Hoffman
Jefurson Jackson
George Killen
FE River
Prime Kieflur
Alveh Miller Kerr
Elton Lower
Richard Henry Little
Henry W
Lee Douglass Wallock
T. Murphy
W Miller
EB Moody
W OE Moore
P J Mooney
J DB Mansfield
Tart Marble
Julian S Mason
H B McNeal
George Barr Mclutcheon
Newton Nind
Wilbur D
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Fred Felham
Fred D
Porter Wright
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O A Perry
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H Premon Pratt
H L. Relwitch
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A R Wolf
Walter C Wrient
Byron Williams
Ora Willams
Trumbull White
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Cobbirs
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W. Ho Freeman
Wes
Gleeaber
Ro J Haight
Kiser
Diton Lower
Knights Field Day at Friendship Hall Opening and Reviews
The first Knights Templar Field Day for the District of Columbia will be staged at John R McLean’s Friendship on Tennallytown road weather permitting. Events include flag raising, inspections by Gaither, drills by five commanderies, a dress parade, and a flag presentation with brief remarks by Grand Commander Bennett A Allen. The program features bands, a lunch, badge entry, and a series of marches, followed by a field review and ambulances, with attendance expected from Washington Commandery, Columbia Commandery, Potomac Commandery, De Molay Mounted Commandery, Orient Commandery, and visiting bankers and Scottish Rite delegates.
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Bennett A. Allen
Knights Templars
District of Columbia
Friendship
John R McLean
Tennallytown Road
Gaither
Washington Commandery
No. 1
Willam E. Yerkes
Columbia Commandery
David H. Fenton
Potomac Commandery
Charles T Tdndsey
de Molay
Maurice Otterback
Orient Commandery
No 5
Fred Dawson
Knights Templar of
Knight Small
J. Henry Small
Adjutant General
William T. Galliher
Knight D. Percy Hickling
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Knights George N Acker
Charles Allen
Gregg Custis
Henry L. Qodling
James A. Hunter
George N. Perry
Eugene
W P. GC. Hazen
M. A Ouatie
F. J. Woodman
Floyd V. Brooks
Bennett A Allen
Wiliam F Hunt
George H. Walker
Thomas P Morgan
Wilham H. H Cissel
Walter H. Kiopfer
Harry K. Simpson
William F Gude
David H Fenton
John A. Moyer
Apsclal
Grand Commandery
Bankers’ Association
Ji & Body
W. Frank Peirce
United States
Washington
Masonic Temple
Thirteenth Cavalry Mounted Band
Eighth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Connecticut Avenue
Knights
Tennallytown
Capital Traction Line
Washington Railway
Mount Cape
Mount Vernon
Marshall Hall
Lfe
Corcoran Gallery
Rechabites High Tent meeting at White House session
High Tent officers gather in Washington to pass by laws and elect new leaders led by Wayne W. Cordell as likely high chief ruler. Funeral benefit provisions and next meeting site discussed. parade and mass meeting follow, with delegates and tempers temperance talks at Odd Fellows Hall.
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W. W. Cordell
Wayne W. Cordell
Pension Bureau
Cordell
Chicago Commercial Association
Zenesville
Ohio
Rechabite Hall
Capitol Hill
Pennsylvania
Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Frank B. Marks
Harmony
United States
James H. Lovelace
Union
F Street
Seventh
Odd Fellows’ Hall
O'Clork
JC. Lea
Mary Ford
J. B. Clayton
Moore
B. B. Bennett
Pan American Sanitary Convention Sees Quarantine Reform Debates
The Pan American Sanitary Convention nears a milestone as delegates push for a new international quarantine system based on Mosquito theory and public health, seeking to reduce ship and train detentions while preserving trade. Central American reps clash over Nicaragua's report, with Costa Rica and others defending current standards during a Windom excursion and banquet context.
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Guiteras
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Dene
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Medias
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Central America
Loa
Costa Rica
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Mount Vernon
Marshall Hall
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Fox
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Wells
Legation
Senora Veloz-Goiticoa
Senor Ullea
Treasury
United States
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Law of the Savage Opera Co
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Credit House
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Mary H. Gibbs
Detroit
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Henri Marteau
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Sanders & Stayman
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