World’s Women Christian Temperance Union Meet Confronts Mormonism
The Tremont Temple hosts the triennial World’s Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention. Mrs Maria C Weed condemns Mormonism’s political influence and calls for Smoot’s unseating while urging a federal anti polygamy amendment. Roosevelt sends a message inviting foreign delegates to Washington.
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Qmirs
Maria C. Weed
Roosevelt
Washington
Boston
Biasa
World's Women’s
Chrisan Temperance Union
Tremont Temple
Eyilt of
Senstor Sincot
Marla Weed
Covention
United States
Smoot
Crention
Marin C. Weed
Mormona
United States Senate
Reed
Presient Roosevelt
Foreigh
Ti Wao
Esthan Bion Stevens
Portland
Galen
Allen
Purity Department
Penal Department
Gawerisi
Miss Leavitt
Mary Clement Leavitt
UW Worlds
Lord Carliste
England
Wilfrid Lawson
Fale
Urgent Space for Patents and Trade Mark Registrations
The commission reports a surge in patent and trade mark work. Expenditures reach 1,611,305 with 750 in salaries. 20,598 applications were filed, 10,408 registrations completed, marking a near fivefold rise from 1903 and 1904 due to the 1905 law's publication requirement and lower fees.
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Iewe
Allen
Darier
Ivisiim
Ishown Ik
Exploits of the New Greed Draws Divines to Addresses
Religious leaders address the rising avarice in public sessions as speakers condemn the new greed. The gathering names prominent merchants and officials and concludes with calls for reform and accountability.
Plumbers and Ministers Meet Amid Conference Notes
Reverend Arthur Mercer of the English New Church led an address on the supernatural in history at the Maryland Association conference held at the National Church of the New Jerusalem. Clergy from Wilmington Harthorne Richmond and Baltimore discussed worship forms, missions across Maryland Virginia and Delaware, and Sunday school topics.
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Arthur Mercer
English New Church
Baithnnia
Maryland Association
National Church of the New Jerusalem
Sixteenth and
Cortoran Forests
Mareer
George Henry Dole
Wilmington
Tapel
Harthnare
Mr Spiers
Richmmond
Frank Sewell
Natonal Church
George Henry Steele
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
Sunday School Union
C A. E Sparner
American Sunday-school Association
Mr. Sewell
Arthur, Mercer
George H. Dale
Delerdtes
Justice
Baltimore
Louis Barrington
Sparmer
Igtes Waterhouse
Maryland Union of
Fen Ee Ee
Conae Iy
Arbitration Board
Yelaika
Msaters
Wasby-Smith
Stuart McNamara
Tour
Zenor Cox Controversy Ends With Cox Nominee Approval
The Democratic Congressional committees were notified by telegraph of Chairman Griggs decision in the Zenor Cox dispute in Indiana's Third district. The panel backed Cox for the nomination based on a report from Missouri representative Liesd. Zenor will retire to avoid harming Democratic chances, while Cox’s name remains on the official list and may gain backing if sought.
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Griggs
Zenor-Cox
Indiana
Coxvina
Representa
Liesd
Missouri
Chicago
Msiais
Zenor
Lst
Miniature Painters Invited to Boston Exhibition
The Pennsylvania Society of Miniature Painters accepted an invitation from the Miniature Painters of Boston to send its fifth annual exhibition to Boston. It will be shown at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in December. Entries must be sent prepaid to the Academy in Philadelphia by October 27.
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Miniature Painters
Pennsylvania Society of Miniature Painters
Miniature Painters of
Boston
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Heston
Pennsylvania Academy
Broad and
Cherry Streets
Philadelphia
Young Men's Club Meets at First Presbyterian Church
The regular meeting of the Young Men's Social Club of the First Presbyterian Church was held last Tuesday evening in the Club parlors. Present were Dr. D C MacLeod, Harry Barton, Berty Corwin, Clarence Kee, Guy Butler, Charles Bair, Harry Holmes, Jefferson Ball, Harry Moes, William Power, R K Brown, Douglass Murphy, Lewis Corson, Dean Lesse, John McCubbin Emner, OW Stratton Rowe, Corvin, Kaan White, Robert Whitney, Oscar Newbold, Jack Alexander, T K Moore and William D Rockwood. Eight new men expressed a desire to become active members.
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First Presbyterian Church
D C MacLeod
Harry Barton
Berty Corwin
Clarence Kee
Guy @. Builer
Charles Bair
Harry Holmes
Jefferson Ball
Harry B Moes
William Power
R RK Broktin
Douglass ‘Murphy
Ea Morgan Lewis Corson
Dean ‘Lesse
John McCubbin
Emory P Emner
OW Stratton Row
Corvin
Kaan White
Robert Whitney
Oscar Newbold
Jack Alexander
T K Moore
Willam D Rockwood
Utes Face Cavalry Action Ordered by President
President Roosevelt directs Maj. Gen. Greely to send a cavalry force to Wyoming to compel a band of Ute Indians to return to their Utah reservation after a series of depredations. Indian inspector McLaughlin reports the Utes refuse to return, saying they would rather die than abandon their lands. White settlers express anger over attacks and game losses.
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Roosevelt
Gem Greasy
Wyoming
Greely
War Department
Secretary of War
United States
Thermo
Unite
Utah
McLaughlin
Graduation prospects and cattle raid reports across regions
In Will graduate in June, details praise scholastic merit amid uncertain diploma distribution. Reports of antelope slaughter and cattle losses prompt doubts on truthfulness and potential Indian retaliation. A gunfight near Gillotts, Washington, leaves fatalities and injuries as cowboys repel Indian raids. Gen Greely heads to St Louis while troop dispatch to Wyoming is ordered from army HQ with no reply by nightfall.
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Jay
McLaughlin
Gilllotts
St Louis
Wyoming
Army Transports for Cuba Begin Regular Newport News Service
Secretary Taft authorized a regular transport link between Newport News Virginia and Havana Cuba. The quartermaster report cites Newport News water facilities and free government use of piers as reasons. Two monthly trips will operate, with Newport News becoming home port for transports Meade Kilpatrick and MacClellan when they return to the United States.
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Taft
Newport News
Havanese
Cuba
Meade, Kilpatrick
MacClellan
America
Garlington Silent on Fort Reno Inquiry Findings
Col Garlington of the Inspector General's Department returned to Washington from Fort Reno Oklahoma where he examined members of the Twenty-fifth Infantry over the Fort Brown Texas trouble. He declined to reveal whether he learned the names of soldiers guilty of the shooting that killed one man and wounded another. His report will go to the Secretary of War in two days.
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Garlington
Inspector General’s Department of the Army
Washington
Fort Reno
Oklo
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Fort Brown
Tex
Apology Issued Over Seaman Denied Lodging
Secretary Bonaparte received an apology from Harry Marietta of Connellsville Pennsylvania for denying bluejacket seaman admission at his hotel. He claimed the clerk refused entry and Marietta said he was not present then. The hotelkeeper was dismissed and prosecution halted as the apology was deemed sufficient.
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Boniface
Bonaparte
Harry Marietta
Connellsville
Sidewalk Plan Granted for Randle Highlands
The Commissioners inform the Rendle Highlands Citizens' Association that its sidewalk request will be granted in the Randle Highlands area. The decision follows the major abutting property considerations and local planning steps.
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Rendle Highlands
Railroads Aim to Defend Employers Liability Law
In a key session near Louisville leaders from government and rail to defend the Employers Liability Act as conflicts loom over its constitutionality. Moody says he plans to seek court intervention in the first test case to uphold the law, citing precedent from the safety appliance case and noting bipartisan support framed as labor friendship. Kentucky and New Jersey are cited for upcoming test actions as rail firms challenge the measure.
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Éin- Broves
Louisville
Kentucky
New Jersey
Jone
Congress
Washington
Department of Justice
Interstate Commerce Commisssion
Moeely
Commission
Balaw
Supreme Court
Johnson
Southern Pacific
Hitchcock Secre tary Keeps Eye On Child In Office
Secretary Hitchcock, walking toward his Interior Department office, pauses to glance at a small child left in a carriage near the entrance. He orders guards to supervise the child until the mother returns, noting he cannot stay longer.
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Wyoming
Sam
Mr. Hitchcock
Niagara Hearing Set For November 12 On Niagara River Power
Secretary Taft will hear all interested in electric power transmission across the Niagara River following reports from Captain Huts and the International Waterways Commission. Printed briefs are due by November 24. the final hearing is scheduled for Monday November 12 to allow public argument or oral testimony.
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Taft
Capt Huts
Engineer Department
International Waterways Commission
Niagara River
Chief of Engineers
Tait
Capt. Katz
Government opens large Oklahoma Kiowa lands to bids
The General Land Office announced opening of the big pasture lands comprising Kiowa Comanche and Apache Indian reservation in Oklahoma. Sealed bids run December 8 to 12 at Lawton land office with bids opened there, under homestead law. Minimum price set per acre.
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Oklahoma
General Land Office
Lawton
Okla
Funston heads to Frisco and Pershing takes California command
Gen Funston departs Washington for San Francisco to hand over the Department of California to Brig. Gen John J. Pershing. He will return to St Louis to assume command of the Southwestern division. Missouri shifts from Northern to the Department of Texas in the Southwestern division under Brig. Gen William S. McCaskey. Brig. Gen Stephen Joostyn is assigned to the Department of the Columbia with HQ at Vancouver Barracks. Also notes the death of First Lieut Robert L. Hillcott from cerebral hemorrhage at Fort Monrovia and several naval officer moves and vessel movements including the Maine, Apscho, and Des Moines departures.
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Vancouver Barracks
Washington
Robert L Hillcott
Artillery Corps
Fort Monroyueateriay
War Department
Willcott
Hunola
Army Retiring Board Members named for Omaha meeting
An army retiring board to meet in Omaha Nebraska lists members and assignments. Col Edward Pratt of the Thirtieth Infantry Maj Moses Zatinekl quartermaster Maj George Deshon surgeon Capt Thomas Bowle assistant surgeon join the panel. New surgeon Col John Hof and Col John Muhlenterg assist. The notice includes transfers and duties for multiple officers across Fort Caswell Wilmington and San Francisco related to military posts and inspections.
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Cilver Hockers
Seret
William T Qchittres
Gompany
Edward’ H Pratt
John von R. Hof
John Muhlenterg
Paysonster
Land May Hichard W. Jobaon
Leon C Garela
St Laut
Foot
Bitey Kons
Milard
Artillery Corm
Wilmington
Fort Caswell
Mei Bo
Brown
Artilery Corps
Board of San Francie Mede Inc
Orinaaec
Deris Adams
Wetherill
Grenia
Ori
The Sunday Post Preview of Washington Society Life
A retrospective look at The Sunday Post offerings including Society items, Greenhut’s bungstarter, detective Abraham Cronkite, Turk's Island letters, Loomis letters, Brig. Gen. J. Franklin Bell interview, Illustrated Magazine portraits, Coach George H. Brooke football insights, and Pink Sheet sports coverage with Moody's finance features.
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Sunday Post
Washington
Greenhut
Bungstarter
James B. Morrow
The
J. Franklin Bell
Illustrated Magazine
George H. Brooke
Pennsy
Swarthmore
Post
Brooke
Architect Proposes Sliding Property Tax to Spur Building
F W Fitzpatrick, noted consulting architect, outlines a sliding scale property tax designed to encourage sound construction. The method, reported as successful in Paris, aims to boost quality building and steady growth in real estate markets.
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Post
F. W. Fitzpatrick
Paris
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