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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1905

Page

49

Roosevelt to Tour the South in Dixie First Stop Ashland

The Roosevelt special train departs from Pennsylvania Station at 8:30 AM for a landmark southern tour covering Virginia North and South Carolina Georgia Tennessee Florida Alabama Mississippi Arkansas and Louisiana. Stops include Ashland Raleigh Atlanta Jacksonville St Augustine and New Orleans with speeches on rate legislation nationalizing insurance and the third term.

Roosevelt Pennsylvania Station Dixie Virginia North South Carolina Georgia Tennessee Florida Alabama Mississippi Arkansas Louisiana South Square White House Washington Loeb Rixey U. S. NM John A. McIlhenny John C. Greenway Michigan John §. Elliott Porto Rico M. ©. Latta J. L. McGrew H. 4. Col Man Associated Press R. H. Hazard Publishers’ and Scrippe-McRae Press Association Walter E. Clark New York Sun Press Association H. A. Strohmeyer Richmond Raleigh Nyc Glenn State Fair

Royal Order of Scotland Banquet Highlights Highland Themed Night

Royal Order of Scotland held its annual banquet at the New Willard with autumn decorations and bonnets. Provincial Grand Master James D. Richardson and William Homan led guests from New York and the Northern Supreme Council. Miss Telfair’s banner and 48 souvenirs added color as members and ladies celebrated with Auld Lang Syne and remarks praising the Scottish Rite.

Bonnie Scotland Highlands New Willard Royal Order of Scotland Provincnt James D. Richarden William Homan New York Northern Supreme Council Royal Order United States Telfairr Telfair Grand Lodge James D. Richardson Richardson Homan Wiliam Noman James Richardson Ifon Henry L. Palmer Ar Eetenn Palmer J. C. Williamson Grand ‘Lodge District of Columbia Allison Nailor, Jr F. B. Adking Easton G. Arnola Cleveland Ohio E. Aler Aler Washington, DC Gustave Anderson Omaha A. Bussius Washington, D. C G. W. Babloch Balloch Safford George’ B. Carson Mia Carson Washington D. C Cowins South Bound Brook N. J Robert Cook F. Carson Philadelphia Cunningham Guthrie Okla W. T. Core Virginia W. Campybell Missouri E. Davis

Time table of president's tour through the south

A garbled timetable lists dates and cities for the president's southern tour, including Washington Ashland Richmond Raleigh Durham Greensboro High Point Salisbury Charlotte Atlanta Jacksonville St Augustine Mobile Tuskegee Montgomery Birmingham Little Rock New Orleans with varied departure times and day labels, though several entries are corrupted. The sequence shows October travel across multiple southern states ending in New Orleans with morning and afternoon departures.

Haleigh Durham Greensboro High Point Salisbury Charlotte N. C Roswell Atlanta Yam Piedmont Park Jacksonville Pla Board of Trade St. Augustine State Fair Birmingham Little Rock Ark Fort Logan H. Roots City Park Memphis Loeb Rixey New Orleans Washington West Virginia Norfolk Ashland Richmond Raleigh Mobile Tuskegee Montgomery Tenn Roosevelt Hichmond Sailsbury N.C Roawell Tuesaday

President’s trip plans include rail and ship safety details

Elaborate preparations accompany the President’s travel plans with rail routes on rate legislation and life insurance nationalization, plus a third term argument. The armored cruiser West Virginia will bring him home, with Colorado and Pennsylvania in escort. Admiral Brownson’s flagship quarters refurbished for the visit and a possible speed contest on the voyage.

West Virginia Brownson Colorado Pennsylvania Washington

Elaborate Richmond Welcome Plans For President

Richmond Virginia details outline a grand reception with cadets from Virginia Military Institute in dress uniforms serving as escort gear for the President. A Washington caterer will provide luncheon for 300 citizens at the Masonic Temple with fifty white waiters. The press will have a reserved table, and a guard of honor from Confederate veterans may participate in gray uniforms.

Richmond Washington Post Virginia Military Institute Washington Masonic Temple Soldiers

Virginia Military Institute cadets march for Roosevelt parade

About 300 VMI cadets led by Col. L H Strother left Lexington at 10 pm on a special Chesapeake and Ohio train to Richmond to join President Roosevelt’s parade. Gen Shipp, the superintendent, also departed for Richmond with tactical officers and the band, choosing brave veterans from Hore for the honor.

Lexington Corps of Cadets Virginia Military Institute L. H. Strother

Governor Glenn Welcomes President at North Carolina Fair

Gov Glenn opens the North Carolina State fair saying this year marks the first time a U S president will visit to deliver a speech. He calls for cordial reception and urges all to set aside prejudice as the leader of the greatest nation arrives.

Washington Post Raleigh N. C Glenn North Carolina United States Earth

Roosevelt photograph dispute stirs cigar trade protest

President Roosevelt faces a clash over use of his image in trade pur poses as one in five tobacco cases bears his photo, drawing anger from cigar dealers. Secretary Loeb replies the matter will be reviewed with the company. A historic Civil War cane presented to the President pleases him. A Virginia craftsman carved battles and generals into the cane. An auction at Wilson & Mayers offers a collection of standard weaves.

Snien Congress New York Roosevelt President Roosevelt King Edward Mikado Emperor William Czar United States W. Diffrey Cigar Dealers’ Association of the Loeb White House Direct Oma Chr Hearth Brewing Co Twenty-sixth Wareq Washington D. C Charles Meyer DR. White Lili

Scottish Rite Laws Change in Washington Masons Debate

The Supreme Council for the Southern Jurisdiction debated amendments to the Scottish Rite constitution and statutes. Key points restore the former minimum age for the thirty-third degree, raise degree fees, introduce identification cards, and adjust citizenship rules affecting Washington and its members.

Rite Washington Supreme Council For Scottish Rite Jasons George F Moore Alabama Francis J. Woollmart District of Columbia Supreme Council United States Albert Pike Balang Kadosh Royal Order of Scotland New Willard Wilk

Grand Photo by Harris twing and list of attendees

A fragmented OCR item lists numerous individuals with titles and locations including Dr R J Nunn of Georgia Abnontr and many others across Washington D C Detroit Philadelphia and more. The piece reads as a photo credit followed by a long attendee roster.

Harris Twing R. J. Nunn Georgia Supreme Council Southern Jurisdiction Washington D G G. Dukebart Mra C. M. Abbott Baltimore Mad James Fliott Mrs. Billott Hauryville Hf. Z. Frost Mrk. Prost D. C Max Frost Sante Fe N. Mi A. L. Witegerala Hoteoikb Mc Rwatt Eureka Nev W. Gardiner Mra. Gardiner Laurel Miss F. Greenwood Greenwood Norfolk J. D. Gasaaway Maryland Graves Miss Graves W. F. Gude D. Cc Wiliam Homan New York G. L. Hassett Missouri B.D. Hartwell Painesville Ohio D. M. Hailey Halleyvillle D. P. Hickling Mrs. Hickling B. G O. B. Hannan Cleveland George Hale Philadelpia J. ©. Hughes Hughes Roma N. T. Haller Haller Washington, D. C A. Hawkins Jady Richmond Henninger Wre Henninger Reading

Gallery of names listed for Hartig Ewing photograph

A sprawling caption lists numerous individuals and couples across Washington and other cities, led by A L Fitzgerald and Hartig Ewing. The dense roster names residents and relatives from circles in Washington D C Boston Philadelphia Dallas and beyond, tied to a photographed group.

Hartig-Ewing A. L. Fitzgerald Nevada Grand Chamberlain Supreme Council Southern Jurisdiction A. S&s H. A. Harwood Washington, D. C A. B. Johnson Mra Jonson Michigan A. W. Kelley Misa Adele H Kelley Sterling Kerr Kerr Washington D. C Kraemer J. L. Kennedy Washington, D.C R. Rambert Louisiana W. Limited North Carolina J. A. Lacy Eacy J. Luta Kansas A. V. Lane Lane Dallas Tex T. J. Landergren Washington D. C A. MacKeush MacKengale D.C J. F. Mayer Judy Richmond R. Morrow Morrow Kansas City A. McKerichar Washington, & C J. H. Milans Milans H. B. Mason Mason Washngton R. Maris Philadelphia George Moore Montgomery Ala Maranall Washington, D J. McGregor Daughter Allison Nallor Nallor Mise Gabrieleteger C. A W. F. Pierce San Francisco Cal Porter Missouri D. B. Perkins Iowa J. D. Richardson Murteesboro Venn Rogme Roome L. Rake Mes Rake Reading C. Raub Raub J. H Rider Plece Lockport Wf. Roberts Mre Roberts Rathrock Rotherock A. B. Sharp Maryland F.C Schramm Salt Lake City Utah B. D. Snyder D.C. C P. Sparkman Sparkman Pateraca N. J H. W. Smith Smith B. B. Simpson Simpson G. H. Walker Mra. Walker A. Whitcomb Whitcomb Boston Mass

Weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau October 17

The Western storm extends from Texas to the Great Lakes with rain and some snow in the Upper Ohio Valley and Eastern Midwest. Cold waves and a disturbance over Eastern Oregon bring snow from Idaho to Montana. In the East and South fair weather prevails with temperature drops in the Middle Atlantic and New England. Rain and snow expected across the Mississippi Valley and Lake regions. snow in the Central Rocky Mountain area. Winds shift along Atlantic coasts.

UW. S Dept. of Agriculture, Weather Bureau Washington Texas Upper Lake Region Ohia Valley Kansas Dakotas Rocky Mountain Middle Pisteau Oregon Idaho Montana Mississippi Upper Lake Lower Lake Region Middle Atlantic States New England Itahe North Pacific States British Columbia Middle Plateau Northwestern States Slope Missouri Missippi Ohio Valley Lake Ree Ohio Middle Galt States Arkanans Atlantic States Florida Atlantic South Atlantic Gulf Coast

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