Royal Scottish Rite Session Opens in Washington
The Supreme Council for the Southern Jurisdiction of the Scottish Rite meets in Washington for its biennial session at the House of the Temple. Delegates, including prominent lawyers doctors savants and business leaders, attend the opening ceremony amid Masonry themed pageantry and rituals.
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Washington
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Southern Jurisdiction
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105th anniversary session of national organization honors leaders
Yesterday a special session marked the 105th anniversary of the founding in the United States with key figures Samuel C Lawrence and William Oman from the supreme council in attendance. Present were council members including Grand Commander James D Richardson and Lieutenant Grand Commander Samuel C Lawrence, plus other noted figures from distant jurisdictions while President Roosevelt's request influenced attendee eligibility.
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Willliam Oman
Supreme Council
Amiiteacon
Ekehard Pardee Wallidms
Trinity Episcopal Church
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Supreme
Scottish Rite Grand Commander Retires From Congress
In the supreme council allocation Janes Daniel Richardsean stated that on March 4 he retired from the U S Congress after twenty years of service to devote his time to Scottish Masonry. He described the move as a radical change from politics to private life and said he aims to propagate the Rite by completing unfinished subjects.
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Congress of
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Scottish Rite Masonry session notes grand commander address
Martin Collins 33 Grand Chancellor of Missouri concedes limited capacity for duties and requests assignment to committees. A special committee reviews a lengthy allocution. Reports from secretary-general and treasurer-general praise growth of Scottish Rite Masonry in the Southern jurisdiction, noting nearly a quarter million dollars received and over $200,000 in U S bonds. The supreme council adjourns at 6:37 to honor the Royal Order of Scotland, reconvening at 8:00.
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Haredom and Rosy Cross Hold Preparatory Session
The Royal Order of Scotland held two preparatory sessions for its annual banquet at the New Willard. James D. Richardson, provincial grand master, presided as dozens of candidates received degrees of Horedom and Rosy Cross. Names span across Omaha to Baltimore, with numerous District of Columbia and Ohio members listed among the new initiates.
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New Willard
Grand Lodge
Edinborough
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Rosy Cross
Gustave Anderson
Omaha
Wiliam E. Andrews
Mastings
Nebr
George Arnold
Cleveland
Ohio
I B Baggett
William Beauchert
District of Columbia
Thomas Brown
Socorro
N. Max
B.C. Bryan
George F Carson
Philadelphia
Robert Cook
William ‘T Core
Norfolk
A R. Courtney
Richmond
Adkins Succeeds Mullowny as District Attorney Aide
In a series of moves, Jesse C. Adkins is promoted to fill the vacancy left by Alexander Mullowny who became judge of the Police Court. Harvey Given is appointed assistant and chief clerk to Baker while Capt. Harry Bingham resigns to join the District Supreme Court as assistant clerk. Changes ripple through circuit and criminal court clerks with S. McComas Hawken moving to Criminal Court No 2.
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Atttorney
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Baker
Alexander R. Mullowny
Poice Court
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Harry Bingham
District Supreme Court
Given
District Attorney's Office
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Circuit Court No. 1
S. McComas Hawken
Criminal Court No. 2
A Personal Way by Flitchcock Returns to Desk
First Assistant Postmaster General Flitchcock resumed duties yesterday after a four day absence spent on postal matters in New York and Boston.
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Boston
Princeton Alumni plan football cup prize and Army Navy trip
The Princeton Alumni Association of Washington held its first smoker of the season. They will award a silver Princeton Football Cup to the Washington high school local champions, with permanent possession after three wins. Delegates to a Princeton alumni banquet in Nashville were chosen, and plans were made to invite President Wilson to a forthcoming event. President Neff stressed academic standards for team eligibility.
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Reading delayed for Miss Cooper at special board meeting
The Washington board of education held a special meeting to continue the charge against Miss Anna J. Cooper principal of M Street High School. Friends testified in her defense as promotions were announced and a resignation accepted for BE. E. Stacy.
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France Receives Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria With Honors
Paris shows strong interest in a pacific Balkan settlement as Prince Ferdinand arrives for a week long visit. He is greeted with military honors and escorted to quarters once used by kings. Temps argues France lacks territorial aims and could influence Balkan peace, earning regional commercial and political goodwill.
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Hanton Not to Manage Baltimore Club Next Season
Baltimore, Md. Oct. 16 Ho ward Hanton's contract with the Brooklyn baseball club expired today and will not be renewed. It is definite that he will not manage the Baltimore club next season, with Hugh Jennings or Biledon to be in charge.
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Albers Case Revived In Nicaragua Dispute
Chester Lomaidson of the United States appeared at the State Department to report on the Albers case. William Albers, an American citizen, is imprisoned in Nicaragua for three years over alleged resistance to federal authorities and remarks about President Zelaya. Donaldson defended Albers and criticized Nicaraguan actions while awaiting a formal informal report.
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State Department
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Zelaya
Bacon
Large Sun Spot Visible at Naval Observatory
Officials report a large group of solar spots observed yesterday with the photoneGraph at the Naval Observatory. The group has progressed about two days along the sun’s diurnal arc, situated in the southern solar latitude and visible to the naked eye, though a telescope reveals a mass of closely grouped spots. It is the largest sun spot seen since last spring.
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William N Armstrong Dead After Global Circumnavigation with King
William N Armstrong former attorney general of Hawaii and brother of Gen. 8 C Armstrong died Sunday night at Garfield Hospital. Born in Hawaii to missionary Rev Richard Armstrong he studied at Yale graduating in 1858. He practiced law in New York before returning to Hawaii to serve as attorney general and journeyed around the world with King Kalakua. He later edited a leading Hawaii paper, split his time between California and Hampton Virginia, and resided in Washington with Metropolitan and University clubs membership. He was admired for ability, learning, and generosity. Three sons and a daughter survive.
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Funeral of John Caldwell Poor in DC to be held this afternoon
The funeral of John Caldwell Poor will be held at his home 1724 Connecticut Avenue at 2 PM with brief services and interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. Rev. Herbert Scott Smith of St. Margaret's Episcopal Church leads. honorary pallbearers include Arthur Brice and Gen. Cary M. Sanger among others. delegations from Loyal Legion attend. By will dated July 7, 1904, widow Mrs. Ha Poor is sole beneficiary and executrix Mrs. Anne E. La Porte Bailey.
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Rock Creek Cemetery
Herbert Scott Smith
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
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Seaton Schroeder
Charles Munroe
Randall Webb
Cary M Sanger
Richard Weightman
William B. Orme
Edward McCauley
Loyal Legion
Pear
Ha Poor
Anne E. la Porte Bailey
Columbia Road
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Sacrell Heart Church
Father Smyth
St. Patrick's Church
Glenwood
Bailey
Josiah Read Bailey
J. F
Burmett Bailey
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Dr Leon Arrested Over Illness Case at Home on Missouri Ave
Dr Edward Leon was arrested at his home on Missouri avenue northwest on a warrant accusing him of responsibility for Sadie Voight a nineteen year old girl who gave birth to a dead child Sunday afternoon The girl a former cook at 1711 8 street northwest claimed the physician was involved Her condition prompted an inquest and the coroner ordered the infant cremated and sent to the morgue Leon denied knowledge of the case posting bond and being released He declared his innocence and pledged to prove it in court.
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Missouri Avenue Northwest
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Iti
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Burlingame
Leon
Aé D Street
S Street
Feeny Will Validates Catholic Beneficiaries
Justice Stafford rules on Nora Feeny will dispute. The Little Sisters of the Poor and St Ann's Infant Asylum receive bequests, while bequests to Father McGee and James Connor are voided. Contestants Michael and John Feeny and niece Tulla Dunnigan challenged the will under a thirty day deadline rule.
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St. Ann’s Asyltum
Sitafford
District Supreme Court
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Little Sisters of the Poor
St. Ann's Infant Asylum
James Connor
Joseph ¥. McGee
Sacred Heart Church
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Tulla Dunnigan
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St. Ann's Asyluum
Licenses Revoked for Fraud in Naturalization Papers
Ten ship officers and engineers in San Francisco had their licenses revoked by United States steamboat inspectors for fraudulently obtained naturalization papers. The action targeted mates, pilots, masters, and engineers whose papers were secured through deception.
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United States
Horse Run Throws Driver From Wagon In Yard Accident
A horse attached to a wagon bolted at the Pennsylvania freight yards near Four-and-a-half Street and Virginia Avenue southwest yesterday afternoon. The animal ran down a steep embankment, throwing driver John Fletcher under the wheels. He sustained serious injuries to the head and body, was taken to Emergency Hospital, then sent to his home at 114 Francis Street Southeast.
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Counterfeit $10 Note Improvement Reported by Secret Service
Chief Wilkie of the United States Secret Service announced a new counterfeit $10 note appears with improved color and figures in the Treasury number. The note, first discovered in July 1902, shows color and form enhancements aiming to resemble genuine notes, with minor back color adjustments noted since the first issue.
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Wilkie
United States Secret Service
United States
Treasury
Weather Disturbance Moves East With Rain Snow Across Regions
The Weather Bureau reports a disturbance moving northeast from the Southern Plateau to Colorado and Kansas, bringing rains and snow to the Dakotas Colorado and Wyoming while Florida and the Carolinas see showers. Temperatures fall in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes while rising in the South and Southwest. Expect rain or snow Tuesday in the Dakotas Nebraska and Southeast Colorado and rain in Kansas, Oklahoma, and the Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys. Winds vary along coasts and across the Great Lakes with cooler weather extending into the West by midweek. Local readings show midnight 64, 62, 60, 58 in successive hours with high humidity and light to moderate winds shifting to easterly by midweek. Rainfall recorded 0.00 inches.
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