Cabinet Roosevelts Secret Move Tightens Press Ties
President Roosevelt orders Cabinet officers to withhold information from individual reporters and to release news only through press associations. Secretaries Loeb and colleagues must avoid private talks and will announce policy through the department concerned, ending cabinet deliberation disclosures. Special correspondents face tighter controls as officials await press association briefings.
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White House
Loeb
South
Anti Age Limit League Forms in Chicago
An anti age limit league organized in Chicago aims to end wage discrimination against workers past forty five through congressional action. James F Downey serves as president with Benjamin Giroux as secretary treasurer. The group, open to honest industrious veterans of the Civil and Spanish wars and other seniors, plans to push for government policy changes and broader public support against age ostracism.
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Chicago
Repubic
James F. Downey
Benjamin Giroux
Old Chicago Light Guard
League
Demand Smith Recall By Iowa Catholics Denounce Philippine Commissioner
At the Iowa Catholic Congress in Burlington on October 18 Celestine J Sullivan denounced James T. Smith a Catholic member of the Philippine Commission for opposing Catholic educational interests. The congress adopted a resolution calling for President Hoogervelt to recall Smith. Over 2000 Catholics attended.
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Iowa
Philippine Commission
Burlington
Iowa Catholic Congress
Seaion
Celestine J Sullivan
Philippines
James T. Smith
Mr. Smith
Hoogevelt
Smith
Exiled Wife Slain By Poker Aimed At Rival Man
Patrick Mooney a 36 year old laborer killed his wife with a poker after discovering her with James McCormick. He surrendered to police claiming he aimed at McCormick but hit his wife who died from a crushed skull.
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Philadelphia
Patrick Mooney
Mooney
James McCormick
McCormick
Oil hearing postponed in Missouri quo warranto case
The further hearing of the quo warranto proceedings against the Standard, Republic, and Waters-Pierce oil companies has been continued to November 14. Attorney General Hadley said he cannot proceed with the inquiry into oil company methods until the Supreme Court decides the production of books. The quo warranto case is before the Supreme Court on October 11.
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Missouri
Booka
St. Louis
Hadley
Standard, Republic
Waters- Pierce Cil
Supreme Court
Creditor DREW Revolver In Threat At Brokerage Office
Edward Brown a Hempstead broker drew a revolver at No 29 Broadway and threatened to kill all in Winfield Sully’s office unless funds owed him were paid. Wilberforce Sully and a stenographer were present. Detectives arrested Brown after escorting Sully back to the office. He faces arraignment at the Tombs Court tomorrow.
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Apecinl
New York
Edward Brown
Hempstead
Winfield Sully
Broadway
Wilberforce
Brown
Wall Street
O’daniell
Armstrong
Sully
Tombs Court
Lock canal favored by Panama Canal Commission
Panama Canal Commission leans to a rock lock canal as the quickest route. An engineer says a sea level design delays completion and a lock system shortens construction time. Health indicators on the Isthmus improve with hospital load down and aggressive sanitation efforts.
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Panama Canal Commission
Shonte
Commission
Ian
Unitedates
Shonts
Beleves
Esprit de Corps
Penama
Colon
Shonta
Markel
Th Commission
Heirs Receive 10 000 From Mutual Life Policy
Hyattsville Md October 11 1806 a widow reports receipt of a $10 000 check from the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York for the life of her late husband Dr Richardson after paying only $1 216 40 in premiums over less than two years. She praises prompt settlement and notes the policy yielded about 87 783 69 above cost as evidence of the company's reliability for policyholders.
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Mutual Life of
New York
Hyattsville, Md
Thomas P. Morgan
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Washington, D. C
Dr. Richardson
Hichardson
District Masons Ease Citizenship Rules For DC Members
The Supreme Council for the Southern Jurisdiction revises Masonry citizenship rules to let District of Columbia members qualify with two years residing in DC while requiring US citizenship. The change follows debate on the District’s anomalous status and aligns with Grand Lodge precedent. Executives later announced dozens of new Thirty Third Degree honorees from multiple states including Virginia Maryland California Florida and more.
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Supreme Council
District of Columbia
District of
United States
Grand Lodge of Masons
Knights Commanders Elected Across Districts and States
A long list of individuals from numerous states and territories is named as elected knights commanders of the Court of Honor. Notable entries include District of Columbia figures, army officers, and leaders from Virginia, Maryland, Alabama, California, and beyond, with multiple cities cited such as Richmond, Baltimore, Denver, Seattle, and Omaha. The roster also mentions appointments for various states including Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, and Oklahoma, reflecting a broad post within the order.
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Harrie Zwing Vt
J. ¥. Woodmay
District of Columbia
Cristos Price
Mempua
Wilbur Pick Pouter
Nash
Texas
R S Charles Hammond
Trinity
Baward McAuley Hartrick
Galveston
William Haugh
Cullough
Houston
Edmund Wayne Smytia Neff
el Paso
Utah
Wyorwirg
Peter Smith Cook
Cheysuns
Wio
Ira Osborne Rhoades
Fred Clemett Schrimm
Salt Lake
Charles Henry Townsend
Casper
Wyo
Mississippi
John Hammond
Histon
Lumberton
Gotthieb Smaishat
Meridian
Montana
John Thomas Bachus
William Rounsfeldt
Tonkin
Butte
Nebraska
Samuel Prissey Davidson
Techumedh
Lewis Eugene Wettling
Lincoln
North Dakota
Elimore Yocumaries
Hilixberg
Burleigh Folgom Spalding
Fargo
Cilahome
George Worhington
John Clarence Hughes
Oklahoma City
Charles Arthur Cunningham
Albert Orlando Parqueherson
Guthrie
William Lemuel Tagleton
Pawriea
William Potter Grifin
Hennessey
Walter Henry Mathewe
Mulhall
Charles Gager
Ripley
Richard Thatcher
Edmond
Washington
Edgar Comstock Beetle
Edweyn Venjamin Burwell
Seattle
George My
Luther Wesley Blayney
Roneys Point
Virginia
Hay Talaterrd Fhornton
Richmond
John Moncure
George Houghapleton
Lynchburg
Maryland
Kaufman Katz
Baltimore
Alabama
Robert Sterling Teague
Montgomery
Joseph Dizon Mallock
Birmingham
Arkangay
Homer Leroy Biggs
Hot Springs
Samuel ‘Christian Scull
Henry Horatio Sopmuck
Little Rock
Clarence RB. Johnson
Texarkana
Joseph Coffer
George Hastings Lee
John Percy Robottom
Moses J. Binglehaupt
Turner Ashby Bima
Caifornia
Walter Amed Scot
Francis Valentine Keesling
William Francis Bunwell
Hiram Samuel Hutchings
Gustave Henry Ambsen
San Francisco
Lucien Burleson
Santa Rosa
Louis Augustus Murch
Charles Jellinek
Roger Ward Cooper
James Lemuel Arthur
Foun Wesley Rupert
Julius Ardent Himil Thountrup
San Diego
Jefergen Corvessa Fraser
MacDougall Snowball
Pasadena
Walter Clement Durgen
William Dennison Stephens
Aga John Scott Vance de Courcey Thomson
Los Angeles
Joseph Knowland
Alameda
John Alexander Britton
Andrew Derby Smith
Oakland
John Hudolph Ruckstell
Philip Jacobevics
George Greene Gould
Robert Howard Ameh
Abraham Andrews
Pes Coleman Dick
Colorado
Alva Adams
Richard Warton Corwin
Pueblo
Marshall Henry Dean
Glenwood Springe
Frank Dillingham
Denver
Joseph Fulton Humphrey
Colorado Springs
James Rumoey Killen
Zechariah Xenophon Spyder
Greejey
Robert Malcolm Binoong
Florida
Honolulu
Indian Territory
Edward James Fannin
Lous
Edward Loungberry
James Frenk Creig
William Perry Freeman
South McAlester
James Elliott
Halleyville
Jawa
Ridmund Nichols
Perry
John Peter Hobart
Guttenberg
Joseph Benjamin Smalley
Des Moines
Rigmund Siebulein
Sioux City
Joseph Franklin Olliver
Onawa
Henry Lincoln Carroll
Des Moine
William Cagewell Cross
Burlington
George August Riencke
Muscatius
Ira Roland Faber
Davenport
Clifton B .Trewin
Dubuque
David &. Chamberlain
William Henry Norrin
Manchester
Edmond Nichols
Perry Keptucky
Alfred Hughes Broapt
Covington
Julius Herbard Wurach, Jr
Breckinridge
Cagutoman
Louisville
Kansas
Albert Julius Hotzmark
Kansas City
James Yranklin Bennett
Isaac Wesley Girl
Wichita
Clement Spruance
Wellington
Richard Bly Bird
John W. Wright
Elk City
Elisha Upffman Anderson
Owen Jaden Wood
John Claibourne Payne
Topeka
William Livesey Burdick
Lawrence
William Edward Laswell
Harry Jacob Hamburger
Ernest Adolph Henne
William Prager
Fort Scott
William James Wilson
Edward Eutley Thomas
Alexander la Vere Wag
Charles Howard Taylor
Bt. Joseph
Martin Toner Baraley
Paul Ernest Harney
Charles Schfterdecker
Joplin
Clarency Alan Button
Roland Hughee
Charles Lincoln McDonald
Charles J
van Fossen
Jay Holkwemb Nett
George Arde
Morrison
Jacob Lanpert
John Jacob Wuertenbaecher
Jytex John Wehrii
Hugo
Obscure Names Logged Across Multiple Regions
A dense OCR readout lists numerous individuals with varied spellings and places such as Guthrie Oregon Pendleton Yankton Dallas Tacoma Beattie Olympia Cheyenne and Laramie. The text resembles a roster of persons likely from public notices or notices of affiliation across states and territories with no clear narrative or event.
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Georges Washington Kidd
Guy Wilsoo Janker
Beaumont
James Waters Parker
Orange
Freeman Irby Booth
Booth
Fred Sterging
Austin
Leonard
Allan Hell
Sem Antonia
John William Howorth
Dallas
Washington
John Gray Campbell
John Clinton Watrons
Lovett Mortimer Wood
Tacoma
Patrick Joseph Glennon
Robert James Fisher
Beattie
Robert
Frost
Olympia
Wyoming
Charles William Burdick
Cheeni
Frencis Froaker Hing
Laramie
Martin Rouben Johnston
Atland
John Wesley Lacey
Cheyenne
Fourteenth Degree Conferred by Scottish Rite in DC
In a packed Scottish Rite Cathedral at 1007 G street, the fifteenth degree was bestowed upon 100 novices in a ceremony led by James Daniel Richardyon and the Supreme Council for the South erm Jurisdiction. The event featured a full program, with officials listed by degree, ornate choir performances, and the Perfect Elu degree described as one of the most beautiful in Scottish Rite Masonry.
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James Daniel Richardyon
Supreme Council
Southerm
Mithras Lodge of Perfection
District of Columbia
Go ‘Argo
Clase
G Street
Hig
Francia J. Woodman
Jacobus S Joncas
C. CG
Francis A. Sebring
Henry R. Evane
Himer BH. Simpson
James D. Bowen
J. Archibald Bailey
Elward P. Morey
Ellis F. Frost
Frank B. Shirey
William F. Brice
Charles EH. Meyers
William PD. MclFarland
Harnest Daniel
J. Walter Humphrey
Weather Conditions At Day's End October 18 1905
The Weather Bureau reports a high Northwest pressure and advancing cold, frost in Barkerville and Northern Nebraska, with below normal temperatures across the Northwest, Central West, and Mississippi Valley. Rain in the Central valleys and Lake region, with snow in the Northwest, plus showers in the Mid-Atlantic and Gulf states. Strong winds along coasts shifting directions, and unsettled conditions predicted for two days ahead with rain and colder weather. River and troop movement updates follow, noting Shepandosh rivers clear and arrivals at Fort McIntosh Texas along with vessel movements and local road updates.
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U. 3 Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Barkerville
B. C
Nebraska
Wyoming
Utah
Mississippi Valley
Middle Atlantic
Meyenngland
Lake
South Atlantic
Guilt States
Oho
Michigan
Colorado
Texas Panhandie
Lake Region
Routh
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Rocky Mountain
Ohio
Mississippi Valleys
Gulf States
New England
Atlantia
Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Freeh
Northwart
Upper Lakes
Steamera
European
Grand? Banke
Bam
Possiblg
Sunghine
Hove
Yard Inspector From Vienna Faces Vagrancy Charge
Joseph White of Vienna Virginia appeared in Police Court yesterday charged as a vagrant and habitual drunkard after posing as a yard inspector in Washington. He admitted drinking and claimed a friend labeled him inspector, causing him to inspect yards and rest inside homes. Judge Mulloway sentenced him to twenty days at the workhouse.
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Joseph White
Vienna
White
Washington
Yisipen
Highth
Burlingame
Ming
Commanders Take Posts in Washington Assignments
Lieut. Commanders H. W. Wherly and J. G. Fremont are newly assigned to the Bureau of Practice and Survey at the Navy Department. They report to the Navy Department annex in the Mills Building. Commander Eberly, former flag lieutenant to Admiral Barker, comes from Newport to join the bureau. Fremont, formerly in command of the Florida, relieves Capt. B. H. Lentze at the local navy yard.
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Wherly
Fremont
Washington
H. W. Wherly
J. G. Fremont
Navy Department
Mills Building
Bureau
Eberly
Barker
North Atlantic
Naval War College
Newport
T. M. Potts
Guam
Florida
BH. Lentze
Navy Yard
Col John N Coe Dies at Albany After Long Army Career
Col John N Coe U S A retired died Tuesday in Albany New York. He joined Company H Eleventh Infantry April 14 1862 rising from private to sergeant major and quartermaster sergeant. He became second lieutenant in 1885 and ascended to major lieutenant colonel by 1898. He retired July 12 1898 and was advanced to colonel on the retired list April 23 1904 under the act of that year.
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John N. Coe
Albany
Coe
Eleventh Infantry
Leutenant
Army Orders Leaves and Transfers At Forts and Abroad
Army orders list leaves of absence for Capt. William Fores and Capt. Ulysses G. McAlexander with extensions for Lieut. Charles L. Fitony. Transfers assign many officers among artillery and infantry to Fort Stevens Fort Meade Fort Preble Fort Monroe and Manila with revocation of some appointments. An army retiring board is set in Atlanta with several officers detailed for examination and boards at the Army Medical Museum in Washington.
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Wiliam Fores
Artillery Corps
Ulysses G. Mc Alexander
Thirteenth Infantry
Charles L. Fitony
Philippine Scouts
Ligut
Henry A. Reed
Fort Stevens
Oreg
Charles D. Parkhurst
Jarkeon Barracks
William ©. Rafferty
Fort Preble
Charles J. Belisy
Fort Monroe
Relph H. Gregg
Hospital Corps
Fort Ethan Alien
Fort McDowell
Cal
Manile
San Francisco
Lucien M. Richards
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Fort Snelling
Mina
Signal Corps
Fort Omaha
Nebi
Walter E. Pridgen
Twenty-second
Leutenant
Mathew Demmer
Philippine Inlands
Bergh
Richard P. Edwarda
Philippines Division
Weet Point
Telieve
Fred
Owen
Hostal Serpe
Fort
Pluza
Walter B. Pridgen
James W. H. Relsinger, Jr
Fogert
Dunford
Charles C. Benkhand
Mart
Atlanta
Detali
John T. van Orsdale
Seventeenth Infantry
Samuel R. Stoned
Udent
William W. Gray
Goberel
Henry P. Birmingham
Billiard
John T. van Oredala
Seventeenth Intentey
Atlants
Williem €. Borfien
Army
Washington, D.C
Richard H. McComyn
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