Masons Hold Council Meeting On Brussels Conference Progress
Sovereign Grand Commander J D Richardson delivers address reviewing the Brussels international conference of supreme councils and urges Washington as next meet site. The session in Washington House of the Temple marks harmony within Freemasonry and lists delegates from twenty councils across nineteen nations.
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J. D Rachardson
Brussels
Washington
Richardwan
Freemasonry
Richardson
Ftrom
Wrichardson
Supreme Councils of Scottish Freemansonry
Armd
Supreme Council of
Brigium
Kembin
Genersl
Bergan Moore
W Frank Pierce
Deeres Corriegates
Criminia
Liverpool
London
Supreme Cou of England
England
Ireland
Scotland
Coalition of
Canada
Brussel
Supreme Coun of
Gibson
Gtirad Arelei
Fair of Dartis
Supreme Council of England
Earl of Euston
Great Priory
Lonion
Grand Lodge
Mark Masona
England and
Wales
Edward
Duke of
Esigium
Atst
Masonic Juri
Switzerland
Italy
Colon
Cube
Guatemala
Mexico
Brasil
Holda
Supreme Council
House of the Temple
James D Richardson
Murtrediaovo Tenn
Samuel EB Adamaieutenant
Frank M (Foote
Evanston
Herper
Cunningham
Guthrie
Okiq
Swheeling
Henry ML Teller
Emnd Herald
Denver
Hotel lo ses old employee with famed military ties
John Helmus, 64, longtime manager of the Ebbitt House buffet, famed for serving Generals Sherman, Grant, and other notables, died at home in the city. Born in Germany, he served in the cavalry, was a Mason, and left a wife, a son, and a brother. General services are to be held today.
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John Helmus
Ebbitt House
Naval Occara
Sherman
Bacon
Col Audenfeld
Helmus
Gen Grant
Buffet
Caleb Willard
Burch
Hughly
Germany
Robbery on Seventh Street Sainted Coat From Dummy
A theft occurred in front of S Young’s store on Seventh Street Northwest yesterday afternoon. A man about twenty eight years old stole a coat from a dummy on display, replaced it with his own coat, and walked off with the borrowed garment as crowds moved past the store. Central detectives have been asked to locate the thief.
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S @ Young
AM Seventh Street
Central Office
Waa
le Man
Chicken Thieves Steal Fowls from Two Southwest Homes
Police report thefts from Mrs William Robinson and Mrs Joseph Stevenson residences on Southwest streets. Captives include Lazy and Sloony pullets, a small rooster, and a crowing blue beaked hen. Detectives seek descriptions and clues.
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William Robinson
Wme Street
Joseph Stevenson
EE Street
Peck
Central Office
Runaway Boy Arrested at Pennsylvania Station
Masry Zulman from Newark ran away from home and admitted riding freight trains. He was detained at the House of Detention after being spotted at the station by Officer Washbaum of the Sixth precinct.
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Newark
Masry Zulman
Pennsylvania Station
Washbaum
Sixt T
Harry
Maid Suspect as Police Raid Mansion for Burglars
Mrs Henderson's fear over recently moved silver prompts a precinct raid at Henderson Castle on Sixteenth Street. Police search from cellar to garret finds a maid hiding behind portieres, claiming no burglars and noting no one left the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Henderson
Henderson Castle
Sixteenth Street
Florida
Benderson
Attorney General Faces Contempt Over Minnesota Law Clash
Federal Judge holds Minnesota Attorney General in contempt for refusing to pay and challenges whether U.S. courts can bar state enforcement of state commodity rate laws. The case arose after Judge Loshren barred enforcement and the AG sought writs to prohibit railroads from filing commodity rates under state law.
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Moonessta
St Paul
Mirm
Young
Minnesota
Lochran
United States
United States Supreme Court
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Ramsey County
Prisoner shoots self after hotel attack on two women
In Glen Cove Long Island Oct 2 Alech, a rejected suitor of Annie Wander, attacked her and her sister’s husband at Oscar Seamon’s hotel. After being arrested and placed in a cell he shot himself. both bullets struck near the heart. Annie Wander, wounded, is reported to be recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Cove
Long Island
Alech
Anna Wane
Oscar Sea
Mon
Patrick Lamb
Lamb
James Burnb
Ulech
Annie Wander
Jennie Moronsky
Euerst Valley
Seamans Place
Annie
Distant Earthquake Recorded by Weather Bureau Seismograph
Weather Bureau chief announces a distant earthquake captured in Washington beginning at 11 p m on October 20 lasting over two hours with minimal local movement but long duration. The quake originated far away, possibly near the antipodes of Washington in the Southern Indian Ocean west of Australia.
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Weather Bureau
Wills I. Moore
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Perdope
Australia
Indian Ocean
Thieves Enter Cigar Store Steal From Register
Central Office detectives Burlingame and Weedon probe a Sunday morning break in at WA Henderson & Co Cigar Store at Ninth Street Northwest where a thief entered over a transom and stole about $21 from the cash register Henderson closed the shop at midnight Saturday and found the door ajar on Sunday morning.
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Burlingame and
Weedon
Henderson & Co
Tole
Cash Register
Henderson
99 Ships Lost in August
Special to Tha Washington Past New York Oct 21 A placid August hid a deadly month for mariners 99 steamers and sailing vessels were losses from collisions foundering and strandings. Thirty four sailing ships and twenty seven sailing vessels lashed or driven by fog and wind suffered notable damage.
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Washington
New York
Mariner
Monty
Andy Accientre
Colision
Naual
Totel
Noonday talks on preventions of consumption start in Kensington
In northeastern Philadelphia a major manufacturing district will hear a series of noonday talks by the Kensington free dispensary for tuberculosis treatment, in cooperation with the Kensington Y M C A. A traveling exhibit will explain keeping homes and shops free from tuberculosis and warn that consumption costs Philadelphia the equivalent of twenty thousand dollars daily.
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Phiadelphia
Mensigton
America
Kensington Free
Kensington
Young Mens Christian Association
Anonkers
Philadephia
Booths breach may be deepest yet in salvation war
Message from Gen Ballington Booth in Chicago expresses deep sympathy for Gen William Booth. The exchange reveals estrangement between the Booths and notes constitutional differences between the Salvation Army and Volunteers of America. Ballington Booth hints at unlikely personal reconciliation while detailing his own plans and health precautions during a Chicago visit.
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Salvation Army
AML
Chicago
New York
Ballington Booth
The
Volunteers of America
Volunteers
West Twenty Eighth Street
William Booth
G A Hiley
Ashland Boulevard
Ballington Booth Ballington Booth
Mau
Iam Booth
Galvetton Army
Weather conditions and forecast across the country
The Weather Bureau reports largely dry conditions with temperatures dropping up to twenty degrees as a high pressure area advances from the Western Saka region. Showers are expected in parts of Florida Tuesday and Wednesday. Winds shift to the southwest with possible thunder over the northern plains east of the Rocky Mountains. North to Northwest cooler weather is expected in the Northwest, while offshore, Grand Dake experiences fresh westerly winds. Tide data and river bulletin indicate clear waters for the moment.
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Sarevtura
Higha Anil Jong
Florida
High Treasury
Saka
Buaayigi
Cape Mmalmippi
Canal Locks To Be Widened On Isthmus Study
GolsYbert and Civil Engineer Rosses, officers of the Isthmian Canal Commission, are in Washington to discuss naval needs for widening canal locks. They will sail from New York Friday returning to the Isthmus. Projections under review do not exceed 135 feet in lock width, deemed sufficient for years.
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GolsYbert
Isthmian Cama
Rosses
Washington
New York
Queen Cristina Strikes Rocks Off Crescent City
The British freight steamer Queen Cristina ran aground on the North Sea rock light miles northwest of Crescent City Cal as of October 21. Sixteen crew reached shore by boats while sixteen remained aboard. The steamer is reported totaled.
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Eamer
Crescent Oty
Cal
North Seat Tock
Boord
Iowa
Insurance License Ruling Forces District Superintendent to Act
Justice Anderson of the District Supreme Court issued a writ compelling Thomas B. Braks to grant a license to James A. Bates & Co for conducting insurance agent business in the District. The ruling states an insurance agent or broker is entitled to a license upon meeting code requirements, irrespective of whether the represented companies hold licenses, and that the superintendent’s duties are ministerial.
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Thomas H. Anderson
Diariet Supreme Court
Triawrancs
Thomas B. 2Raks
James A Bates &Co
Andarson
Juste Anderson
S& Folks
To & Leenss Ip
Heenssundar
Ucanse
Withaut Ragasid
Ite Jurisdicion
Gia Veensat Territary
Atatute Wach
Baing
Thal
Ageach
Thomas E Drake
Eatd
Bates & Co
Wilton J .Lambert
Eidtrac
McLean
Rudglph
HP Yeatman Corporation
Edwasll H Thomas
Drak
Riot at B and O depot as union clashes erupt
A two hundred strong crowd of striking bricklayers clashed with Employers Association reps at the Baltimore and Ohio Railway station in Washington yesterday. A carload of nonunion bricklayers from Philadelphia and Camden was brought in to take places of strikers, with several protesters attacked and a union man losing teeth. Strikebreakers were escorted to sightseeing cars and the Oxford Hotel, then sent back home as the dispute drew in local labor leaders and city officials.
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Baltimore and “Ohio Railway
Yester
Employers Association
Ingtad
James L Marshall
Philadelphia
Camden
Bricklayers Union
Oxford
Marshall Forme
Master Builders Association
Luis Morn
Beth
Sullang ‘Trades Union
Costello' S Hal
Arcangemanta
Iseala
Imem
Washington
Walding Trdgs
Phutadelphia
Neve Xone
Federation seeks aid to push open shop plan
Central Labor Union directs delegate to Washington for AF of L convention next month to rally support against the open shop. Committees report 22 locals visited raising 310 to 200 each for the cause while others pledge funds and assistance for the building trades and the new Masonic Temple project.
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Manufacturers Association
Washington
Open Shop Central Labor Union
JL Rodior Ita
American Federation of Later
Norfolk
Redter
Federation of Labor
Open Shop
James F McHugh
Central Labor Union
Thay
Clarke, Fister
Brinkton
Lorch
Tovale
Rodler
Columbia
Avrg Graphical Union
The
Plate Printers Union
West
Dellgate Roller
American Federation of Lebor
Vartors Sbelezata Fe
Jezato Feeney
Book Finders' Union
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Masons
Supreme Cornell
Sovereiga Grand Lodge
Ocloek
Third
JD Richartson
Scottish Rite
Japan
Actioe
Angie
John E . Richmond
Bred’ Weirgton Caty
Marhn Callns
St Louis
T Ed
California
Atneval
Frank Pierce
Proherdson
Soereigh Brand
Patie
Suprema Council
Acura
Edward VII
Conmigh
Cazland
Paraguay
Uruguay
Venezuela
Dominican Republic
Greece
Portugal
Belgium
Spain
Supreme Councils
Tve
Atlantic Ocean
Supreme Councils of
Washington City
Grant
Collinan
de A
W Boswell
Maryland Avenue
Bladensburg Road
Banjamhh O Neal
John
B. Henderson
Alls Out
Eimeelf
Flaca
Aead
Father
Leeat Weathar
Humiaip
Bod Sooma
Aunebine
Washington Post
Tomdsy
Giles
Boston
Butte NY
Totner
Helana
Mont
Indianapolis Inn
Yacksonville
Yansar
Alta, Hoel
Marquette
Orleans
Maha
Pittsburg
Laie City
Utah i
Mina
Springiela
Rai “Hiblemburg
Isthousa Canal
Mandamus
Drake
Anderson
District Supreme Court
Uxtil
He Ia
Th Street
Lansburgh & Bro
7Th St
Yale Laundry Barrel
Federation
Peter Grogan
Seventh St
Bet. H and I Streets
Victor and Columbia
Talking Machines
Our
Patrian
Elphonzo Youngs Co
Ninth Street
Bulletin Young Men's Christan Associatom
G Street
City Wno
Burt
Washington Fost Building
Bulletin
Estey
J Georges & Son
Castelberg
Wathinaton
Penna. Ave
Warner's
Warneen
Warner
Safe Cure Company
Rochreter
Christian Xander
Virginia
Evans’ Drug Store
F Street
Cial
Berkeley
Phos
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