Masons Banquet Highlights Royal Order of Scotland
A lengthy account of a New Willard banquet hosted by the Royal Order of Scotland in the United States. J D Richardson welcomed guests. Alison Naxler arranged souvenirs. a Burns poem booklet served as a keepsake. Attendees included numerous named individuals across states and cities, with social and ceremonial details noted, and plans announced for next year’s event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonne Scotland
New Wailord
Histone Masore
J D Richardson
Alison Naxler
We Freeman
Berns
Glasgow
Gotoner
Suusenr
Scotland
Burns Theook
Milson Nallor
Thly
Reyal Order of
Xesdun
Buli
Fragmented Names List From Washington-Centred Notice
A damaged OCR item lists numerous personal names and places such as Edwin, Wyeott, New Jersey, Washington, Atlanta, Saugatera, Lacy, Barc, and George Gourett. The readability is poor, making it unclear which event or notice these individuals pertain to, but it appears as a social or community notice listing attendees or residents across multiple states.
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Edwin
Wyeott
Jeree
Harry MM
Aiington
Tee
Bff Smith
Ro Wilkinson
Atlanta
Barc
John A. Lacy
Saugatera
Washington
Wonk
Herb
Gren
Rhomas
Alice Eake Baltes
Tex
James All
George Gourett
Louis Bane
Amd Wits
Samuel F Cochran
Dallas
Anes
Bradfield Rag
Sovereign Grand Commander elected by Scottish Rite leaders
The Supreme Council elected J L H Smith of Baltimore Md as sovereign grand commander replacing James D Richardson who declined reelection. Robert L Pendleton of Washington was chosen lieutenant sovereign grand commander and other officers were named. Ten thousand copies of the allocation for Richardson were ordered printed for distribution to every Scottish Rite lodge in the United States. The victory celebration included a Beattish Hite Cathedral ceremony and a large banquet with numerous provincial and grand officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bruce
Sormen
Scotland
James Dunle
Richardson
Tennes
Fellerto
Royal Order of Scotland
United States
Supreme Council
Scottioh Pte Mason
J LH Smith
Balmore
J D Richardson
Mr ‘Smith
Robert L Pendleton
Washington
E W Lampton
Missinsippi
J H Walker
Georgia
Els Baker
Mignouri
Joseph P Evans
Maryland
James O
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Smith
Alfred A Watts
Baltimore
J H Murphy Baltiimore
James D Richardson
Scottish Rite
Beattish Hite
Bfteenth Deere
Evangelist
Rose Croke
Forst Order of Scotland
Winn
Grand Lodge
Jamza Daniel Richardson
Henry L. Palmer
George M Moulton
James Janae Buchanan
William Oscar Boome
Alison Nailor
Thomas Robert Morrow
William Bromwell Mellah
Yale Howard
George Tdgur Curso
Neil
John H Olestt
Allison Nator Jr
A’ W Kelley
Sterling Kerr
Elmer H Bimpoon
James H Trimble
Harold Stawart d
Where togs are queer in the Balkans and Bulgaria’s dress
The Habertas describe Balkan clothing markets where tailors and dealers of national costumes cluster in city quarters. Army officers wear white coats with blue serge trousers while peasants favor goats hair in brown and blue coats. women sew for hostesses and weave locally, with black garb at funerals and cross emblems on priests gowns. The piece notes home weaving, regional color trends, and the blend of European attire among city folk.
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Bulgaria
New York
Stresta
Sven Ag
Balkans
Sonn
Dupritze
Germany
Holland
Peligan a Barometer and Jim's Tricky Pranks in Santa Barbara
A historical Santa Barbara tale recalls Jim, the electric rail joker known for delaying streetcars and earning injuries after one prank too many. The piece notes his famed optimism about safety signals and his pride as a catcher. It highlights his charisma and reputation as the region’s standout outfielder while detailing local streetcar humor and community reaction to his antics.
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Amd
Eareo Sim
Hong
Tim
Jake
Zact
Petacllo
Senora Rodeo
Jim
Santa Barbara
Lsten
Celitornia
Centennial parade and the tale of Jack the pelican
This San Francisco tale describes Santa Barbara through a living weather barometer pelican named Jack. The centennial parade features Jack’s antics with fishers on State Street and a curious San Franciscan who misreads the bird’s return as a rain sign. Jack enjoys life with fish dealer Mr Larco and even befriends a train crew, a streetcar and townsfolk, becoming an iconic local character in early Santa Barbara.
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San Frederico Cal Santa Barbara
Lares
State Street
Jack Ban
Santa Barera
Philadelphia Ledger
Strept
Ita
Tis Tong
Bill Huttiens
Jack
Jerkeli
Larcos
Jack Winters
Santa Marbera
San Franciscan
Centure Il
Lareo
San Franciso
Larco
Santa
King Pituttty
Reraty
Saugus
Zante Barbera
Jim
Santa Barbara
Blate
Jita
Laldhug
Wile
Jon
Pe Siso
Historic city parade features diverse displays and heavy crowds
The era’s grand procession showcased police and watch, foreign ministers, Revolutionary veterans, and tanks amid a lengthy 10 to 6 day, with floats, crafts, and floats from printers, silversmiths, mariners, canal boat models, horticultural displays, and a famed horse Top Gallant. Volunteer firemen formed a large division, while novelty and pageantry marked the event, ending with the Washington centennial parade.
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Fai
Aoders
Wen
Great Britain
Wellog & Brigade
Pennsylvania
Mamilia
St Ty
Makera Mate
Umes N Barker
Horticultural Society
Hunting Park Association
Lme
Weeracoe Engine Company
Washington
Diatoms Called Jewels Of The Plant World From Ocean Dredgings
The United States National Museum reviews the Albatross voyages Pacific Ocean diatoms. Dr Albert Mann describes these tiny, intricate organisms as a major scientific and general interest find. Diatoms flourish widely, assist in food chains, and even appear in polishing powders and tooth powders. They are a key indirect food source for clams, oysters, and small fishes.
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United States National Museum
Pacific Ocean
Albstrosa
Albert Mann
Museum In Biologics
Mann
Gulf of Mexico
Arctic Ocean
Gapland
Bohemia
Rays de Mann
Smithzonian
Lasti- Lite
Albatross
Mormon Gold Coins of Utah Rare Territorial Issues
A detailed account traces early Mormon gold pieces issued in Utah before state coinage began in 1850. It notes denominations from $2.50 to $20, designed by Campbell and Barlow, with Brigham Young imposing a 1850s redesign. Rarity varies. one specimen in private hands, and auction history shows prices from modest sums to historic highs.
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New Fork
Brigham Young
Robert Campbell
James
Barlow
Rome
Campbell
Wang
Great Salt Lake City
James B Lonacre
United States
Calforny
Califernis
Salt Lake City
California
Cal
Foin
Tn East Late City
Splaineder
Deseret Arsay Office
Brigham
Ana
Nations
Golf Rules Reform Sent To St Andrews for Review
A U S Golf Association subcommittee led by Daniel Chauncey Fellowes Morgan and Leighton Cullins will summarize American golfers views on the new playing rules. They will send a consensus to the St Andrews committee after collecting votes from clubs nationwide, urging wording and arrangement changes for clearer, fairer play.
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New York
Ost
United State Golf Association Executive Board
Daniel Chauncey
Fellowes Morgan
Leighton Cullins
Raynt and Ancient Golf Club
St Andrews
Jcatland E
Megent
United States Golf Association
Ita Eogsensus
Green
Amert Spud
Burns Captures Narrow Boxing Victory in Twelfth Round
Special to The Washlogton, Burns of Baltimore fought Billy Kol of Philadelphia in a scheduled fifteen round bout. Burns dominated early, but Kol proved stubborn, taking heavy punishment before a decisive tailing sequence in the twelfth left Kol vulnerable. Police intervened as Burns pressed to finish, with Burns winning by knockout after a prolonged assault before the final bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltinere
Soldier Burns
Billy Kol
Philadelphia
Uncle Sam
Quaker City
Twan Burbs
Kalb
Nin
Burns
Kolb
Fraud Order Blocks New York Firm For Inside Information
New York based Foster & Warren, the alias used by F 8 Murphy, faced a Postmaster General fraud order over selling race intelligence. A post-office inspector found the firm misrepresented prize information and did not possess the claimed racing odds. The New York postmaster was instructed to mark all mail to Foster & Warren as fraudulent and return it to senders.
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New York
Foster & Warren
Murphy
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Willard
Wasonle
Wise Telfair
Wiss Telfair
Hes
Royal Order of Scotlant
Alphonso Chase Stewart
St Lows OA
Hawkins
Pvt
Portland Ores
J. Whitcomb
South
Grexor
Mesop Barnes John Hi
Miss Fry
Johnoon
Frink Wright
Evans
Miromd
Wes William
Barton” Camridge
Cor
D Simpson
Kelley
Adele Kel
William F Goberts
Hartison
Topeka
Hans Ied
Wetzel
Ite
Frank Tierce
San Francisco
Amy Harrizon
Washington, Witter & Ashton
John R Parson
George Hew
St Louis
Alien
Kansas
Washington, Ar Sul Wis
Ae Liepmad
John H Ladd
Satie
Ladd
James H. Peimbte
Belin Harris
Francia J Woodman
Wits
Alec
Meberidan
Margivet
Uhm AW. Holcomb
Trem
New Jersey
Henry Wilkints
Rew Jer Mey
Es” Nan
Savannah Ga
Crommell
Joseph “ Grinfield
Muldrow “Memester
Mage Agnes Lamona
Alvans Lamond
Amlts
Charles Kerome
Wanington Mir
DE Perking
Des Moines
John
Richmond
Alfred Ho White
Mins
Schielder
Pwaspape
WEW
James D. Richardson
J. LB Smith
Baltymore
Batcheller
Browne
Jewels OF Plant World
Utah
Mommons
Uncle Sam Um
Cone
Houston
Séraparilia
Anargyros
Manufactur
Summanes
St. Andrew’s Club
Next Regumon
Balhmie
Billy Kolb
Navy Yasd
Invie
Towle
Dickin Ghague
Nauta
Amateotea
Warner m Dadeoo
Springer
Dania
Deeson
Leagus
Spurroug
Agama
Etther
the Mutual Life Insurance
Mutual Safe Insurance Company of
Thos. P. Morgan
F Street N. W
Washington, D
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Duffy
Strone
Dufy
Devere
Rochester
Cook Remedy Co
AMES
Emr
Polniess
Serine Gruman
Polkonows
Sabrenpesiy Rees Rae
Reedeau
Mtr
Beeman
Enars Ck
Ladlas
Suodare
Seventeenth Street
Nerroux
Fisk Elgin
T. Baldus
M. D
Corman
Hoods
Hoods Sarcaparilla
Lowell
the Sunday Post
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