Notable Masons Receive Highest Scottish Rite Honors
Admiral Winfield Scott Schley Nathan Ray Scott and Francis Emory Warren lead a list of prominent men awarded the thirty third degree by the Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite for the Southern Jurisdiction. Schley’s Masonic career is traced from 1893 through his coronation as an honorary thirty third degree. Warren, a Wyoming senator, and Scott join the court of honor with several others elected by the Supreme Council at the House of the Temple ceremony.
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United States
Winteld Scott Schley
District of Columbia
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West Viravid
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Admiral Schley
House of the Temple
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Grand Lodge of Masons
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Tafasette
Columbia
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Wheeling
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Wroming
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John Henry ‘atcCormick
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Obituary notices and death notices from 1907 region
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Honored by Supreme Council and Knightly Degree Events
Names of many U.S. states and individuals listed as members or nominees of the Supreme Council. Geo Robert H Hall elected emeritus member after resignation from the Southern Jurisdiction. Fifteenth degree Knight of the Bad was exemplified at the Scottish Rite Cathedral with music by J Walter Humphrey.
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Youth shoots lover then kills herself in Shamokin tragedy
In Shamokin Pennsylvania Lucy Doughton, eighteen, shot William Edinger, a Locust Gap young man, in front of her home after learning he had not visited her. She then killed herself with a revolver found in Klinger's pocket. The pair had planned a wedding, and Klinger's motive involved alleged threats from Doughton.
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Licensed to marry in a jumble of names and places
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Sadie Ruceti
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Murder in Central Park Stirred By Witness Account
In New York on October 2, a witness told police she saw Joseph Scharf stagger to the spot where his body was found in disson Square park. He had six deep stab wounds hidden by a new shirt. Coroner Shrady doubts suicide. police investigate a possible East Side killer. Scharf, unmasked at McGovern's shop on Seventh Avenue, lived at the Waverly Hotel.
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Traveling Man Falls to Death from Lyninville Hotel Window
A traveling salesman from Springfield Ohio, GC Frey, fell from the seventh floor window of the Seebeck Hotel in Lyninville Ky this evening and died instantly. He leaves a wife and two children and was traveling for a New York firm.
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Springfield
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Tragedy After Trolley Crash In Chicago Streetcar Collision
More than twenty people injured when a street car hit a cross street car on Madison Street at night. Cars skidded on wet tracks and derailed leaving lights out. Passengers shouted as rescue workers helped. Robert H B Smith badly crushed between cars and expected to die.
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Debtor Granich Faces $170000 Debt After Store Attachment
In Philadelphia on October 2, deputy sheriff seized Kerman Granich's store at 60 South Wirth Street amid reports of $170,000 in debts. Only a desk and thirty rolls of woolen goods remained as assets, with creditors including the American Woolen Company and Globe Wool Company named in the proceeding. Granich allegedly moved goods from the South Fitch Street address and is said to have bought goods through his brother in law while obtaining heavy credit in New York and Philadelphia.
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Mergenthaler-Horton Basket stock mystery deepens
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Mergenthaler-Horton Basket Company
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Geo
H.H. Warner
Sidnayrd B. Whitlock
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Ginks Company
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Dying Man Stabbed After Robbery Suspect Woman At Large
Frederick Rich a supposed torpedo boat destroyer crewman on leave in Mayo street Richmond Virginia was drugged stabbed and robbed by a woman or women. Found in a gutter unconscious with a wound near the eighth and ninth ribs his condition critical and he asks Norfolk officers be notified. His companions are unlocated and police suspect he was attacked in the house and left in the street.
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Safeguarding Depositors No 1
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Not Surprising PhHadsiphia Prost in Blt Dead
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