Prince Albert of Monaco Hosts at Washington Club
Prince Albert of Monaco, ruler of Monte Carlo, visited the University Club in Washington after arriving from the West. He spoke on oceanography, meteorology, and anthropology with fluent English admired by Rear Admiral Peary. He chatted with diplomats in multiple languages and discussed his scientific work and travels in America.
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Prince de Monaco
Duc de
University Club
Robert E. Peary
Frederico A. Pezet
Ambasasdor
America
Bouree
Cabinet of Sciences
New York
Chicago
Wyoming
Paris
Kaine
Monte Carlo
Peary
Monaco
Wiing
Admiral Peary
Prince Albert
Trince Albert
L ‘Fe
Admiral Deary
Prince Albert i
Smallor
Grizaly
Col YF M Parker
Claude Bennett
Harvey W Wiley
Justice Anderson
District Supreme Court
Hammond
Vermont
New National Museum
Washington Academy of Sciences
Anthropologie Society
Rabbis Favor Eugenic Marriage Rule
Eastern Council of Reform Rabbis moves toward a health certificate requirement for both parties before marriage. Report by Maurice H Harris of Temple Israel at their autumn meeting notes 18 steps toward eugenic marriages. Rabbi Harry Lewis spoke on Judaism and social righteousness. Rabbi J Leonard Levy addressed ritual murder charges amid concerns about antisemitism in Russia.
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New York
Eastern Council of Reform Rabbis
Maurice HH Harris
Temple Israel
Darry 8 Lewis
Manchester
England
Rabbit J Leonard Levy
Pittsburgh
Russia
Fire Rages Through East St Louis Terminals
A blaze began at 1 am threatening East St Louis railroad terminals Ti with total damage surpassing 750000. The Advance Elevator Company suffered about 650000 while the Chicago and Alton Railway faced roughly 100000 in losses. The origin of the fire remains unknown as of morning.
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St Lous
East St Lous
Advance Elevator Company
Chicago and Alton Railway Company
Paris Hai rings Return as Extreme Ear Adornments
Paris fashion notes that earrings have not only returned to favor but evolved into extreme designs for several seasons. Dangling pieces now extend below the shoulder and rest on the chest, with coral skulls on a golden chain among the popular creations. Eyes and teeth gleam with rare jewels.
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Paris
Masonic rulers gather for grand Scottish Rite session
The Supreme Council of the Southern Jurisdiction of Scottish Rite Masonry arrives for the biennial meeting in the city. Sessions begin at the Cathedral with bids on a new temple project estimated around 1.75 million dollars and a week of business, social events, and honorary degrees for about 70 members.
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Supreme Council
Scottish Rite Masonry
United States
Third
Streets
Royal Order of Scotland
Rauscher’s
Supreme Eunec
Children Rally in Montclair Against Race Death by Own Action
About a thousand children and infants gathered at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Montclair New Jersey for a demonstration organized by Jesuits opposing the modern trend to limit family size. The event aimed to protest birth control and promote larger families as a public action.
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Montclair
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Bridegroom Loses Nearly $1000 on Honeymoon Night
Mitchellville Md Oct 19 To start on his honeymoon trip Thomas Bowie Claggett of Prince George county married Miss Corrie M Bowie last night at the Protestant Episcopal Church. The bridegroom, ready to depart for Union Station Washington, found nearly 1000 missing from his pockets and searched vainly. A friend lent funds to complete the wedding trip. Police had not been notified of the loss.
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Washington Post
Mitchellville
Thomas Bowie Claggett
Prince George County
Corrie M. Bowie
John Bowie
Food Costs Not Much Lower Under Democratic Tariff Bill
The Democratic tariff plan will barely reduce food costs. Based on 1912 Payne Aldrich and 1914 changes, net food duty reductions total about 12.4 million dollars, with smaller per person savings around 6 cents each. Export data, free list transfers, and duty shifts show limited impact on common items like lard, nuts, and cereals.
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United States
Payne-Aldrich
Underwood-Simmons
Fifty Washington women initiated as Daughters of Isabella
Washington chapter initiates fifty women into the Daughters of Isabella as members of the national degree team. A reception follows with Knights of Columbus. officers are elected including Regent Mrs George A Howe and Vice Regent Mrs Sarah Gantley. National officers plan a Mount Vernon pilgrimage the next day.
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Knights of Columbus
Washington
Isabella
Knights’ Hall
George A. Howe
Sarah Gantley
Emma K. Pairo
Mary Wolf
Mary Quigley
Agnes Cotter
Walter D. Nolan
Lillian Dorsey
A. E. Moriarty
Samuel Tucker
Rosa McAuliffe
Helen Gantley
Margaret Coupe
Mary Olphant
Henry Hull
E. P. Harrington
Daughters of Isabella
Myra
Russell
Lee
Mackin
Mer. Lee
St. Matthew's
Society
Chapte
Pultz Tells of Suit in Divorces Case Claim
Mrs Hildegarde McKenna Fults daughter of Justice McKenna admitted filing a limited divorce suit against John Leggett Pultz in New York City. She said her visit to see her parents has no bearing on their troubles and she plans to return to New York within a week.
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Hildegarde McKenna Fults
Joseph A. McKenna
United States Supreme Court
John Leggett Pultz
New York City
Tam
Wilson May Shift Currency Bill Toward Bipartisan Effort
President Wilson plans White House conferences with Republican Senate banking and currency committee members to make the pending currency bill nonpartisan. Hearings run through the week with a possible report by November 10 and passage before the December session, if Republicans and Democrats agree. The president aims to keep the measure nonpartisan while ensuring House support through underwood consultations.
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Wilson
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
White House
Senate
Nelson
House
Representative Underwood
Underwood
House Money Bill to Be Radically Amended in Senate
The administration currency bill faces major changes after Senate review. bankers from Chicago press the measure toward reform with support from Vander pulp and Gannon. Proposals include reducing regional reserve banks to five or seven, cutting member capital requirements to 6 to 10 percent, adjusting earning rates, and reconfiguring Federal reserve board members with a possible gold or lawful money note redeemability debate.
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Chicago
Frank A. Vanderuip
National City Bank
James Gannon
Fourth National Bank
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Secretary of the Treasury
Compt
Secretary of Agriculture
Navy Notes on Celtic Supply Ship and Fleet Details
The Celtic loads supplies in New York for the foreign cruise and fleet needs with most items sourced domestically to reduce foreign dependence. fresh vegetables may be bought abroad. Balboa festival ships list. Navy assigns fourteen vessels including battleships Pittsburgh and South Dakota and destroyers Whipple to participate. Mission to Paris sent Lieut Coffman Ensigns Magruder Gillespie and Hii for longitude and Hertzian wave velocity work. Civil War navy official records compile 29 volumes. last volume with index and stats awaits completion. Charles W Stewart, Navy librarian, has edited since 1902.
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Celtic
New York
Department
Navy Department
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
South Dakota
Charleston
St. Louis
Yorktown
Buffalo
Whipple
Perry
Paul Jones
Truxtun
Lawrence
Goldsborough
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R. B Coffman
W. Magruder
George 3. Gillespie
George A. Hii
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Paris
Washington
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