Masons Hold Council Amid Calls for Washington Meet
The biennial session of the Supreme Council convened with Sovereign Grand Commander J D Fachardson delivering the Brussels conference overview. He urged selecting Washington for the next gathering and highlighted harmony among Scottish Rite bodies, charitable aid for Earthquake victims, and plans for a 1907 Brussels to Washington Atlantic conference with twenty councils represented.
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J. D Fachardson
Brussels
Washington
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
Wrichardson
Supreme Councils of Scottish Freemansonry
Armd
Supreme Council of
Brigium
Kembin
Genersl
Bergan Moore
W Frank Pierce
Deeres Corriegates
Griminia
Liverpool
London
Supreme Cou of England
Suprema Councila
England
Ireland
Scotland
Coalition of
Canada
Brus Sele
Supreme Coun of
Gibson
Gtirad Arelei
Dartis
Supreme Council of England
Ili
Ddresa
Farl
Euston
Lunion
Grand Lodge
Mark Masona
England and
Wales
Edward
Duke of
Esigium
Atst
Southern Supreme Council
Switzerland
Italy
Colon
Cabs
Guatemala
Mexico
Brasil
Veteran hotel manager Helmus dies at 64 in city
John Helmus longtime Ebbitt House buffet manager died at his home in the city aged 64. He served patrons including Gen Sherman Grant and other notable military figures. a German-born Mason and father of a son, his passing ends a career tied to the hotel’s wartime era. General services planned for today.
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John Helmus
Ebbitt House
Naval Occara
Sherman
Bacon
Col Audenfeld
Helmus
Gen Grant
Buffet
Caleb Willard
Burch
Hughly
Germany
Thief Steals Coat From Dummy Outside Store
In front of S Young store on Seventh Street Northwest a man about twenty eight lifted a coat from a dummy on display. He pretended interest and swapped his own coat for the displayed one then walked off into a crowded street. A cler k later reported the theft to central detectives.
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S @ Young
AM Seventh Street
Strees
Central Office
Waa
le Man
Stora
Chicken Thieves Active Seize Birds From Two Homes
Captives include Lazy and Sloony pullets and a rooster. Four chickens stolen from a shed behind Mrs William Robinson’s home on WM E street southwest yesterday morning. A rooster also disappeared from the yard behind Mr Joseph Stevenson’s home at 112 EE street southwest. Detectives Peckals sent to scene to obtain descriptions. Description notes a one spur broken rooster with red green yellow and white feathers, sore eyes blue beak crooked, three pullets and a small rooster describe a lazy shinny rooster in a capper crowing and wandering into neighbors yards.
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William Robinson
E Street
Joseph Stevenson
EE Street
Peckals
Central Office
Runaway Boy From Newark Arrested at Station
Masry Zulman, who says he ran away from Newark WJ, was arrested last night at Pennsylvania Station by Officer Washbaum of the Sixth precinct. He tearfully admitted running away, claiming he rode freight trains, and his parents were notified. A separate collision on Bladensburg road left a mule killed after a brick wagon struck it. the wagon suffered minor damage.
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Newark
Masry Zulman
Pennsylvania Station
Washbaum
Sixt
Harry
Wile
Collinan
de A
W Boswell
Maryland Avenue
Bladensburg Road
Sanjamin O Neal
Maid Under Fire After Marl Home Burglary Alarm
Mrs Benderson reported burglars in her Marl home prompting Eighth precinct officers to search from cellar to garret. A maid hiding behind heavy portieres was seized when she admitted no burglars were present and hinted at fear over recently removed silver. Police concluded burglars likely fled through chimney or foundation.
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John H. Henderson
Henderson Castle
Sixteenth Street
Florida
Benderson
Attorney General Fined By Federal Judge Contempt Charge
Minnesota Attorney General Young was held in contempt by Judge Lochran in the U S District Court in St Paul. An appeal to the Supreme Court was noted as he is remanded to U S marshal custody. The case questions if a U S court can enjoin a state from enforcing its laws over commodity rate rules and rail commissions.
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Paraguay
Uruguay
Venezuela
Dominican Republic
Greece
Portugal
Belgium
Spain
Brussels
Washington
Supreme Councils
Tve
Atlantic Ocean
Supreme Councils of
United States
Washington City
Moonessta
St Paul
Mirm
Young
Minnesota
Lochran
United States Supreme Court
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Ramsey County
Prisoner Attempts Suicide After Attack on Woman at Hotel
Glen Cove Long Island reports a prisoner named Ulech, who sought to abduct and killed attempts, attacked Annie Wander at a hotel. He shot himself in his cell after constable Lamb locked him up. Dr Burne said both bullets hit near the heart. Wander is said to be recovering. Ulech’s motive was rejected.
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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 tremor recorded at Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau seismograph logged a distant quake starting about 11 pm October 20 lasting two hours or more. Records suggest an origin far from Washington, possibly near the antipodes west of Australia in the Southern Indian Ocean, with strong motion duration about one hour.
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Weather Bureau
Wills I. Moore
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Perdope
Antipodes
X Point Weat
Australia
Indian Ocean
Thieves Enter Cigar Store on Ninth Street
Central Office detectives Burlingame and Weedon pursue a thief who entered WA Henderson Co. at Ninth and Northwest Streets early Sunday. The culprit entered through the transom and stole about $21 from the cash register after Henderson closed the shop at midnight Saturday. investigators report the register was found open.
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Burlingame and
Weedon
WA Henderson & Co
Ninth
Cash Register
Henderson
Midight
99 ships lost in August report from The Washington
Special to The Washington from New York dated October 21 describes August as unusually deadly for mariners with 99 ships lost or damaged. It notes 44 accidents across vessels, including 27 sailing ships and 13 steamships, due to fog, collisions, foundering, strandings, and other hazards.
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Washington
New York
Mariner
Monty
Andy Accientre
Colision
Naual
Totel
Noonday Talks Fight Consumption in Kensington
In Philadelphia’s northeastern manufacturing district Kensington, a noonday wagon campaign begins this week to educate workers on preventing and curing consumption. The Kensington Free Dispensary for Tuberculosis and the Kensington YMC A sponsor the effort with a traveling exhibit. Announcers will reveal that tuberculosis 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 and message to aged Salvation Army General
Special to The Washington Poet New York Oct 2 Gen Ballington Booth of the Volunteers of America sends a message of deep sympathy to Gen William Booth in Chicago. The two organizations remain independently constituted and reconciliation is unlikely. Booth expresses concern for his father’s health as he continues travel with precautions against pneumonia.
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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
Tau
Iam Booth
Galvetton Army
Belgie
Weather forecast shows broad dry spell with showers Florida
The weather report notes high pressure over the Western Uplands bringing a general temperature drop of up to twenty degrees. Showers expected in parts of the Southeast, with cooler NW conditions and a brisk southwest wind. Special river bulletin cites clear rivers to midweek.
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Sarevtura
Higha Anil Jong
Florida
High Treasury
Saka
Buaayigi
Cape Mmalmippi
Washington Post
Mdsy
Size of Locks Under Study for Isthmian Canal
GolsYbert an army engineer officer with the Isthmian Canal Commission and Civil Engineer Rosseau a naval member of the commission, who recently visited Washington, will sail from New York Friday returning to the Isthmus. Exact dimensions are not fixed yet but current work aims at widening locks to about 135 feet to accommodate future maritime needs.
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GolsYbert
Isthmian Canal
Rossesu
Washington
New York
Queen Cristina Strikes Rocks Off Crescent City Coast
The British freighter Queen Cristina ran aground on rocks twenty miles northwest of Crescent City. Sixteen crew members reached shore in boats while sixteen remained aboard. The vessel’s fate and nearby shore rescue efforts were still developing this morning.
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Eamer
Crescent
North Seat Tock
Boord
Iowa
Insurance Firm Wins Opinion On Insurance License Rule
Justice Anderson of the District Supreme Court issued the writ mandamus compelling District Superintendent Drake to grant a license to Bates & Co to operate as insurance agents. The opinion holds that an insurance agent or broker is entitled to a license when compliant with the code, regardless of whether the company represented is licensed. The license accrues to the agent, not the company, and 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 over union strikebreakers
About 200 striking union men clashed with Employers Association representatives at the Baltimore and Ohio Railway station. A carload of non-union bricklayers brought from Philadelphia and Camden was targeted as strikebreakers. The scene ended with several arrests, injuries, and the deportation of most strikebreakers to Philadelphia and home, as others remained temporarily in Washington.
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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
Ole Hones
Imem
Washington
Walding Trades
Phutadelphia
Neve Xone
WANTS FEDERATION TO AID IN OPEN SHOP FIGHT
The Central Labor Union directs delegates to seek American Federation of Labor backing against the open shop. Local committees plan to press unions for funds and support, visiting eighty locals and collecting dues while urging strict federation action.
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Central Labor Union
Manufacturers Association
Washington
Open Shop Central Labor Union
JL Radior Ita
American Federation of Later
Norfolk
Redter
Federation of Labor
Open Shop
James F McHugh
Financia
Telesi Aneratore
Clarke, Plater
Meadure
Tha Plate
Niga
Ts Uolon
P J. Ryan
Cvramitzes
Nayeed
Uoile
Commissioner West
Central Tabor
Dellgate Roller
American Federation of Lebar
Belezata Fether
Jezata Feenty
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Bulletin Young Men's Christan Arsoestom
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Washington Post Building
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Penna. Ave
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