High Masons Gather for White House Reception in Washington
Distinguished members of the Royal Order of Scotland and the Supreme Council Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite meet in Washington for a two year biennial session at the House of the Temple. Grand Commander James Daniel Richardson presents his allocation, followed by a White House reception for active members only, then luncheon and a full week of sessions, with a banquet at the New Willard and various degree ceremonies.
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Supreme Council
United States
House of the Temple
Washington
James Daniel Richardson
White House
Hoosevelt
Supreme Councell
Supremes Council
Royal Order of Scotland
New Willard
Mithras Ladwe
Tenth
G Street
Cnaneil
Albert Pike
E Nestor
Council
Supreme Council of the
Scottish Rate
Thiat
Willard
Weleieniia
Foreman Roberts Birthday Honored by G P D Fourth Division
The Fourth Division of the Government Printing Office visit Langdon to honor foreman David J Roberts on his fiftieth birthday. A chapel meeting led by Robert P Starr adopted resolutions, read by John DC Hogan, with musical and literary tributes from Roberts family and colleagues.
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Government Printing Office
Langdon
David J Roberts
Robert P Starr
John DC Hogan
Roberts
Messrs Mover and Evans
Messrs Sutton
McCord Howard
Swerdtiger
Hayes
Roberts Oy
Conductor Falls From Car In Street Accident
Pierce Hetoffer a 41 year old conductor fell from the running board of a car at M and Water streets southwest Saturday night and was struck by a northbound vehicle. He was carried twenty feet to the Emergency Hospital with concussion of the brain and general contusions. His condition is serious.
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Pierce Hetoffer
M and Water Streets
Ban on New York physicians in New Jersey rules set
New Jersey plans a reciprocal arrangement with New York as a conference between New Jersey medical societies and New York Regents is awaited. Starting tomorrow all New York physicians must pass an examination to practice in New Jersey or face a ban until certificates from New Jersey are endorsed. Dr Fidward Hill Baldwin of Newark announced the measure.
Bicycle Collision Injures Anacostia Boy
Eight year old Walter B. Sewell was struck by a bicycle ridden by Charles Hillis, sixteen, while playing on Harrison Street in Anacostia. He was found bleeding but suffered only slight injuries and was returned home after care by Dr. Mudd.
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Walter B. Sewell
Harrison E Street
Anacostia
Charles Hillis
Sewell
Walter J. Sewell
Dr. Mudd
Frenzier Girl's Danger On Pavement Near Car
Margaret Scheuch a German girl about twenty fell into the path of a moving street car at Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue. The motorman stopped within inches, she was taken to the First precinct then Emergency Hospital for examination amid hysteria. She is to be examined by two police surgeons to assess mental condition.
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Margaret Scheuch
Ninth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Charlton
First Precinct Atation
Locust Point
Baltimore
Washington
Stinel’s Bakery
Sixth
East Capitol Streets
Bonds to Meet Canal Cost Proposed Bond Plan
Secretary Shaw champions a $60,000,000 bond issue to reimburse the government for Panama Canal outlays. The plan would fund past payments to the Panama Canal Company and Panama Republic, with bonds running thirty years and repaid from future canal tolls. Administration officials argue this spreads cost across generations and avoids current deficits.
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Panama Canal
Panama Canal Company
United States
Republic of Panama
Canal
Panama Republic
Congress
Treasury
Sam
Shaw
President Roosevelt to address Jacksonville Negroes
President Roosevelt will speak to Jacksonville citizens and also address the negroes at the Florida Colored Baptist Academy. Secretary Leebhan informed the planning committees of the change, urged by prominent negro citizens who secured this addition to the visit.
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Jacksonville
Pia
Roosevelt
Florida Colored Baptist Academy
Leeb Han
Goma
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as tonic and purifier
All 1 Run Down Wan in vitality, vigor, eee ! is a condition that no one can safely neglect, for it is once more common predisposin disease. The blood is at take is Hood's Sarsaparilla the great, alterative and tonic-builds up the whole were cettimantals of remarkable cures tend for Book on That. L Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
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Hood
L Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Thief Kidwell Accused in Two Florist Robberies
Raymond G. Kidwell of Alexandria County Va was arrested at Anacostia station charged with stealing a $100 watch about $300 in cash and five $700 endorsed checks from Fred Kramer, a florist, where Kidwell had spent the night. Police say a wallet and watch were found on him after he allegedly passed a watch to a clerk in Kramer's store. Police seek the remaining funds and checks as Kidwell claims innocence.
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Raymond G. Kidwell
Alexandria County
Anacostia
Fred Kramer
Morrison Street
Kidwell
John & Davis
Kramer
Wee Kenlee
Raedy
Klaweil
Willl
Alleged Burglar Held After Washington Arrest
Detective Flathers returned from Wingers Falls North Carolina where he testified against George Brennan alias George Flori who faces petty larceny and house breaking charges. Flori held on a 3000 bond and to be sent with a deputy marshal. Police allege Flori partnered with Clarence Howlett captured in Baltimore and jailed awaiting hearing after a May burglary at Franklin Brooks 1146 Third Street Northwest involving two gold watches and other jewelry. Howlett located in Baltimore and Flori in Niagara last week.
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Flathers
Washington
Wingers Falls
N. C
George Brennan
George Flori
United States
Flori
Clarente Howlett
Baltimore
Franklin Brooks
Third Street
Flathera
Howlett
Niagara
Baltimore Lawyer Robbed at Pennsylvania Station
Baltimore lawyer John Stonewall Jackson Healy reported a pocketbook theft at the Pennsylvania Railroad station around 7 p.m. Healy, entering a Baltimore bound car, was jostled by several well dressed men who disappeared after he found his pocketbook gone with money railroad tickets and papers. He alerted police and planned to return to Baltimore on the next train.
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John Stonewall Jackson Healy
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Healy
Balti-more
Pocket Picked on Car In Loss Reported by Thomas
George I Thomas an employee of the Interstate Commerce Commission reported his pocketbook missing on a crowded car yesterday afternoon. It contained 110 in cash and papers and a number of rough-looking men were on the platform during the jam. Police were informed of the theft.
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George I. Thomas
Interstate Commerce Commission
L Street
Thomas
Former Gov Hogg III Suffering From Dropsy
Former Texas governor James Hogg III is described as very ill as he travels from Houston to Mineral Wells under physician care. He reportedly cannot sleep in bed, averaging about one hour of sleep in a day, and doctors say he suffers from dropsy. A physician notes the governor has lost heart and confidence in recovery.
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Seema
The
Washington Post
Nallas
Tex
Gov
James
Hore
Fort Worth
Houston
Minerwells
D. Thompson
Gov. Hogg
Gov. Obe
Ennas
Hogg
Pierce Reco vering After Accidental Shot At Apartment
Maj Pierce, inspector of the water department, is said to be recovering at Hmergendy Hospital from pistol wounds to the head. Doctors report the injuries not life threatening, and Pierce expects to leave within two days if no unforeseen complications arise. He insists the shooting was accidental while handling his revolver and a surgical operation removed three remaining missiles from the scalp. The Third precinct continues efforts to recover the weapon he claims to have thrown from his window, but without success.
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Hmergendy Hospital
Charles J. F. Pierce
Water Department
Hvétett Aparttment House
Pierce
Maj. Fierce
White
Voice
Third Precinct
Seanner
Stie O
Hancock
Lurgar
Col
Joan Hancock
Mise Cooke
Philadelphia
Washington
Perfsian Bureau
Census Bureau
Snyder Place
Sam
Col. Hancock
Perdicaris Seeks Washington Home Amid Morocco Turmoil
Ion Perdicaris, freed after the 18 month crisis with Morocco, arrives in Washington with Mrs. Perdicaris and leases a Stoneleigh Court apartment. He views the Morocco situation as France seeking dominance, Germany favoring open access, and notes Raissoul as a political figure rather than mere bandit.
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Ion Perdicaris
Morocco
Washington
Perdicaris
Trenton
Tangier
Raisoull
Tanagier
France
Hay
Rassoulf
Perdicaria
United States
Stoneleigh Court
Germany
United Gates
Trinity to Get $10,000 Scholarship Gift
Division No. 2 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians announced a $10,000 gift to Trinity College at Brookland to fund scholarships for young women. The ceremony will be held November 8 in the presence of Cardinal Gibbons and several archbishops and bishops.
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Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Carroll Hall
FP. J. Hartigan
Trinity College
Brookland
Cardinal Gibbons
P. J. Hartigan
Joseph McEnery
W. J. McEvoy
P. H. Gallagher
George B Malone
W. J Collina
John J. Dolan
James Carroll
Sentinel
Roger Davin
Arma
Progress of printers strike gains eight hour day by more unions
Indianapolis reports twenty four additional local unions reached agreements with employers to establish an eight hour day on January 1. At five weeks into the strike, fifty three cities show workers still out, while over 300 cities operate under contracts expiring January 1 or later. The Typographical Union notes high progress and memorials set for December.
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Indianapolis
Ind
International ‘Typographical Union
Typographical Union
Aftternoon
Memorial Committee
Union R
W. F. Talbot
Government Printing Office
Tome
Colorado
Dying Boy's Long Trip Across Forty Blocks
Three year old Leroy Herbert suffered severe burns when his clothing ignited from matches. He was moved from Casualty Hospital to the Children's Hospital after first aid, died ten hours later. Parents claim moving worsened his condition. doctors cite lack of an emergency room for children and routine transfer to a better equipped facility. Institutions named: Casualty Hospital, Children's Hospital, and Dr Baldwin.
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Baldwin
Coualty Hospital
Leroy Herbert
Charles W. Herbert
H Street
Children's Hospital
Casualty
Massachusetts
Haa
Perenta
Children’s Hospital
Leroy
Ninth Precinct
Casualty Hospital
Herbert
Weather and Banking News From October 15
Weather notes report a northward Western disturbance with rain in several regions, warmer temperatures in the Atlantic coast and Central Rockies, and cooler trends in the Ohio Valley. Offshore winds and forecast showers Monday into Tuesday accompany local temperatures and humidity readings. Banking news covers the transfer of control of the State Savings Bank in Butte to Augustus Heinze and M Sellers, with no disclosed funds.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Weshington
Lake Superior
Missouri
Ohio
Mississippi
Upper Lake
Lower Lake
Ohio Valley
North Pacific
Atlantic
Mineslasipple
Upper Lake Region
Rocky Mountain
New York
New England
South Atlantic
Laka
Middle Atlantic States
New Huglarm
Middle Atlantc
Gulf Coast
Upper Lakes
European Porta Wit
Greak Banke
Great Lakes
Ontario
Heinze
Benk ‘Butte
Mont
State Savings Bank
Northwe
Augustus Heinse
M. Sellers
Sister May Emow Case Reveals Family Turmoil in Hyattsville
In Hyattsville a dead girl found in a cluttered upper room, carbolic acid nearby, prompts police to arrest Mrs. Mackall and probe Hancock family ties. Col. Hancock recalls his son’s drunken decline and suspected improper relation with the deceased. Dr Latimer notes likely blood poisoning and uncertain death timing, while neighbors and relatives recount a troubled household and a warning of possible consequences.
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Btrs
Willams
Fauquier
Alra
Justice Carr
Greene and Gaynor Hostes to The Washington Post article note
Boaalal to The Weahington Post Savannah Ga Oct 1h P W Meldrim counsel for Greene and Gaynor asked about bail no idea of applying to Judge Speer for admission of his clients to bail. Prisoners settled into housekeeping and receive visitors daily. Prominent locals have visited. They expect trial at the coming term. Marion Erwin leads Carter case in Chicago may delay Greene and Gaynor trial.
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Boaalal
Weahington Post
Savannah
P. W. Meldrim
Greene
Gaynor
Speer
Marion Erwin
Chicago
Carter
Greene-Gaynor
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Auite
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