Field Day Honors Honorary David H Fenton at Friendship
Orients Commandery No 5 won the flag in a full day of drills and parades at Friendship country estate. David H Fenton of Columbia Commandery No 3 orchestrated the new five-commandery field day in the District of Columbia before thousands of Masons and guests. The event featured a Marine Band, formal color-raising, inspections, and a grand review as Orient Commandery led by Fred S Canso claimed the prize amid the pageantry of Knights Templar in uniform.
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David HB. Fenton
Orent Commandery
Knights Templars
Friendship
John R McLean
Tennallottown
York
Masonic
David H Fenton
Columbia Commandery
No. 3
District of Columbia
At & O'Clock
Knights
Masonic Order
J Henry Baoai
Orient
Fred & Dawson
James D Fochirdson
Tennessee
Scottah Urauch
McLean
Rubens
Qarbie
Monsinck Casto
Marine
William T Uicher
Washington Commandery
No 1
William H Yerkes Jr
Oumbia No 2
David J Fenton
Potomac Commandery
Charles Tindsey
Wilhat
Mehn
Edward Tuliphs
Ommandery
Knight Dawson
Es Reme Age
Washington
Columbia
Petorse Commandery
Orient Commandery
de Moli
Mounted Commandery
Frank H Thomas
Fred S. Dawson
Marine Band
Bennet A. Allen
Supreme Council
Order of
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H.walker
James D. Richardson
Supremes Council
Lieut
Santermann
W. Frank Pierce
United States
Frederick W. Hyde
Jamestown
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Alien
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Masonic Temple
Thirteenth Cavalry Mounted
Federal control stalled by lawmakers speech in Chicago
James M. Beck of New York addressed the Five Underwriters' Association of the Northwest in Chicago on October 12. He argued that public opinion is a potent regulator of insurance and that the current system can be improved though never perfect while human minds think.
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Chicago
James M. Beck
New York
Government to Assume Supervision of Interstate Intercourse
A reflection on how government may eventually take oversight of interstate intercourse, either through judicial interpretation or formal amendment, highlighting the central government's role in this pivotal, benevolent form of national interaction.
Little Boy Burns From Playing With Matches
A three year old, Leroy Herbert, at 1a66 H street northeast, set fire to his clothing while playing with matches yesterday afternoon. He was severely burned on face, hands, and body. His mother extinguished the flames, and he was taken to Casualty Hospital then moved to the Children's Hospital in critical condition.
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Leroy Herbert
Hyde to testify before Armstrong inquiry in Equitable case
New York Oct. 12 It is practically certain James Hazen Hyde will appear before the Armstrong insurance committee as a witness Samuel Untermyer Hyde's counsel met with Charles H Hughes chief inquisitor and assured his appearance before the inquiry ends Hyde's allies urge him to testify while others press him to stay outside the committee's jurisdiction Hyde has decided to appear and seek a more favorable light before the public
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Pacial
Washington Post
New York
James Hazen Hyde
Armstrong Insurance Committee
Samuel Untermyer
Hyde
Charles H. Hughes
Untermyer
Hughes
Equitable
Mr. Hyde
Olds
Merchants' Association Seeks Restitution in Insurance Funds
The Merchants' Association of New York adopted resolutions urging New York County district attorney to seek indictments against life insurance company officers who funded political campaigns. It also asks the state attorney general to pursue civil action to recover the money and requests DA Jerome to reconsider not convening an extraordinary grand jury session at this time.
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Merchants’ Association
New York
Merchants’ Association of New York
New York County
Merchants' Association
Jerome
Aax
Grand Ad Jury
Prince Troubetskoy Dies of Apoplexy in Russia
Prince Sergius Troubetskoy, viewed as Russia's leading liberal, collapsed from apoplexy during a conference with minister M Glasoff in St. Petersburg. He died two hours later. He led the Zemstvo Congress delegation to the All Russian Congress and was elected rector of Moscow University on September 15.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Prince Sergius Troubetskoy
M. Glasoff
Prince Troubetskoy
Zemstvo
Moscow
Zemstvos
Nicholas
University of Moscow
Senior K O P Lodge Old Time Knights Gather
Notable Grand Lodge visit to Franklin Lodge No 2 Washington to mark a reunion of Knights of Pythias. Leaders James W Carter and district officers presided with Uniformed Bank Washington No 1 and Caldwell No 1 as escorts. Speakers, a bouquet for Edward Dunn, banquet, and plans for visits to Amaranth Lodge 28 and Mount Vernon 6 next week.
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Order
Dunn
James W. Carter
Franklin Lodge
Knights of Pythies
Pythian Temple
Ninth Street Northwest
Washington Lodge
Anacostia Fire Engine House
Mexico
Cuba
Canada
Hawaii
Philippines
Knights of Pythias
Washington
Grand Lodge
Greod
Thomas A. Byrns
Jefferson Middleton
Henry T Adams
Henry J. Gasson
J. A. Mitchell
Supreme Outer Guard
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W. H. White
Ellicott City
Homer Melick
Myrtle Lodge
Commander Freer
Decatur Lodge
Supreme
Joseph EB. Conmer
Excelator
Edward Dunn
Bynum
H. C. Hendrickson
MD. 56
Indianapolis
J. L. Holland
Century Lodge
W. Miller
Samuel Jacobson
Calanthe Lodge
Amaranth Lodge
Mount Vernon
President's Cousin Weds In Chicago
Andre Roosevelt of St Louis, cousin of President Roosevelt, married Miss Adelaide Lange in Chicago. Miss Lange, an architecture graduate from the Zurich Polytechnique, helped design plans for the Mines Building at the St Louis Exposition, where she met Mr Roosevelt while pursuing the work.
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Andre Roosevelt
St. Louis
Adelaide Lange
Chicago
St Louis
President Roosevelt
Bond Thief Indicted In $359000 Bank Theft Case
New York October 12 Harry A Leonard a young bank clerk who stole 359000 in securities from National City Bank by forged check was indicted for larceny in the first degree His counsel claimed he was showing how banks can be robbed and a plea to the charge may linger as efforts mount to prevent a penitentiary term He remains in jail and may be arraigned next week.
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New York
Harry A. Leonard
National City Bank
Wall Street
Leonard
Elmira Reformatory
Federal Supervision Of Insurance Urged By Progressive Leader
The speaker argues that insurance evils stem from federated anarchy and urges federal supervision. He criticizes moralists and highwaymen of legislation, cites New York as key, and notes Supreme Court doubts on federal interstate commerce power as hindering reform. The aim is to unite people toward stronger federal oversight of insurance across states.
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New York
Supreme Court
Roosevelt Birthplace Preservation Club Formed in Albans
The Roosevelt Home Club, based in New York City, incorporates to acquire and preserve the President’s birthplace as a national historical landmark. It aims to promote American citizenship and social fellowship among members through its work and activities.
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President
Washington Post
Albans
Roosevelt Home Club
New York City
To &Cauive
Roosevelt
Wisconsin Central Plans Clarified By Directors
Milwaukee October 12 W L Bull chairman and H F Whitcomb president of the Wisconsin Central Railway Company issued a statement correcting misleading reports. They say no change in management or policy is planned, development will continue on the independent lines, and claims of ties to a terminal facilities company in Milwaukee are unfounded.
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Milwaukee
Wis
W. L. Bull
Wisconsin Central Railway Company
Wisconsin Central Halway Company
Earl Spencer Stricken By Paralysis In Ireland House Leader Unconscious
London dispatch reports Earl Spencer, fifth Earl Spencer and Liberal leader in the House of Lords, stricken with paralysis at Faxenhbom Norfolk shooting box. He remains unconscious as details emerge. Born in Ireland, his titles include twice Lord Lieutenant and Lord President of the Council.
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Lord Liewhbenaut
Ireland
London
Earl Spencer
Faxenhbom
Norfolk
John Poyntz Spencer
House of Lords
Leutenant
Admiralty
Matrimonial Mix-Up Sparks Arrest at Rechabite Convention
James C. Grimes evangelist and Baltimore delegate was arrested during the Rechabites meeting in Washington. Accused of abandoning his second wife Martha Grimes who believed him legally married, and of returning to his first wife in Baltimore. Grimes was detained while casting his ballot.
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James C. Grimes
Baltimore
Grimes
Martha Grimes
Washington
Wilson Memorial Church
Rechabites
Muller
Train Fatality at Fifth and I Streets Northeast
Mrs Maggie Murphy aged seventy one was struck and killed by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train at Fifth and I streets northeast while crossing hurriedly. The coroner will hold an inquest. relief efforts placed the body in a nearby house before later morgue transfer. The engine No 1318 nicknamed the hoodoo has been involved in prior tragedies. Mrs Murphy lived at 1015 Third Street Northeast and was visiting a sick friend. Arsenic in biscuits kills three at Niagara Falls as John Holliday, his wife, and grandson Harry are affected.
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Maggie Murphy
Fifth and I
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Nevitt
The Root of the Matter Dyspepsia Cure Story
A prominent eastern city man with overworked digestion and failing kidneys and heart suffers chronic stomach trouble. After ignoring medicines, he tries Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and quickly improves, credits the remedy’s ingredients as digestive aids, and asserts lasting relief without tonics or sanatoriums.
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Tnally
Pillar
Pest
Stuart
United Sates
Canada
Great Britain
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