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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1904

Page

3

City A blaze of light Knights Templars spectacle

A multicolored electric light display in San Francisco marks a Knights Templar welcome. Special trains bring numerous commanderies from across the country to attend church services and a sacred concert at Mechanics Pavilion in memory of President McKinley. Four thousand lights outline Market Street as the Court of Honor centers attention with a giant Maltese cross and the motto Hoc Signo Vinces.

Earl of Guston San Francisco Knights Ohio Peninsular Kalamazoo Mich Temple Des Moines Iowa Grand Commandery New York Apollo Analia Chievo Portland Maine Trinity Manchester XNH Montejoy Chicago Kokomo No 36 Blankfort First Congregational Church Iating Daniel Roberts Get Mechanics Pavilion McKinley Halbor Betts Markit Masonic Temple Court of Honor Market Greary Kearney Streets Market Street

Notice on Free Insertion of Marriage and Death Notices

Notice states that marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Post will also appear simultaneously in several leading newspapers at no extra charge. The list includes New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe and others across the country.

Washington Post NEW York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe Olrier Cincinnati Enquirer CHE Amrald Philadelphis Pulic Ledger Pittsburg Wispator Providence Journal Rochester Horald &T Louis Republic Fipacuse Post Standard ST Paul Pioneer-Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer

Died Notices From the Tinsisu Times September 1961

Obituary notices dated September 3 to 7 detail deaths in Washington area and surrounding communities. Entries list names Julius Victor Coles Mary A Moulston Laura S H Cook Mary Cecelia Unto, and others with residences on Ninth Street NW Florida Avenue NE and North, noting funeral arrangements, interments at Oak Hill and Wakefield, and private services.

Tinsisu Fir'y-eighth Avenue Sve Tierman Baar Julius Victor May D. Ibis J Staim 1Th Street Collis Leedeville Sanny Josephine James’ Colles Newarh Wbe Chiles Cincinnati Ohio At George's Chapel Fpsstenth Street Gym ‘Oonhl Laura S. H. Cook Henry D Cooke Puneil Oak Hill Cemetery Drive Slonday Boca Kh Tenth Street Tuesda Thornton Florida Avenue Louis NL Nellie Thornton Norris Salt Lake Sunder Mary Cecelia James T Rosalie F Uwneworth Fifth Street Nereves

Arrival of Earl of Euston to lead grand templar parade

The article describes a vast illuminated display around a city street spiral with emblems, mottoes, and a grand colonnade. It notes the Earl of Euston’s arrival to represent the grand priory of England and Wales and a forthcoming program featuring a five thousand plus sir Knights parade, business sessions, and competition drills.

Earl of Euston Grand Priory England and Wales

Canton Washington Aims to Defend San Francisco Drill Title

Canton Washington No 1 P M I C F holds its last regular meeting before sending a 30 man drill squad to San Francisco to defend the championship and win a $1,000 prize. The squad trained on Eighth Street and Mechanics Pavilion, facing doubts but pressing on for September 21 competition.

San Francisco Canton Washington P. M C. F Canton Baltimore Order Chevalers Captnnsholm Eighth Street Interior Department Mechanics’ Pavilion United States Canada District of Columbia

More Troops Reach Camp as Maneuvers Open

Corps Headquarters Gainesville Va Sept 4 122000 militiamen arrive doubling camp strength. Gen Grant vows to push Brown army back through Thoroughfare Gap if ammunition holds. Detailing time cut to two minutes. Observers include Col Alta Mira and Gen Crozier with officers from multiple states arriving at Camp No 1 and No 2.

Gainesville Grant Bell Corbin Massachusetts Florida Haymarket Pat Camp No. 2 New Jersey Tennessee New York South Carolina North Carolina Maine

Soldier Lassiter Killed at Station En Route to Manassas

Special to The Wannington Puyo reports Frank Lassiter of Americus Georgia a member of Company L Fourth Georgia Infantry was killed at a railway station when a rear car uncoupled as the train pulled away Lassiter stood on the back platform and was thrown under the unattached car dying an hour later An escort from Company L took the body to Americus. In Fayetteville North Carolina a private was found dead near tracks with skull fractures and a gash on his thumb after five trains passed through en route to Manassas.

Wannington Puyo Greenssora N. C Frank Lassiter Americus Fourth Georgia Infantry Manassas Lassiter Company L Payetteville N. C South Carolina Georgia Florida Fayetteville

Chinaman Refuses Mayor Post in Quintana Roo

Wong Kim Yuen, a Chinese merchant in Quintana Roo Tamaulipas, Mexico, refused the office of mayor despite urging from prominent residents. He declined reportedly because of his nationality, though he is now a naturalized Mexican citizen.

Mexico City Wong Kim Yuen Quintara Tamaulipas Mexico

Political scheme for New York Democrats to mobilize 5000 districts

New York Democrats outline an expansive 20 year plan directed by William S. Boche with aid from Representative Francis Burton Harrison. Ten to twelve per district across 5,000 election districts would create a 50,000 strong field, spending about 1,000,000 overall, with two canvasses and early November readings. The piece notes Republican gains and Rhode Island visits, plus arc of Treasury figures and Maine and Wisconsin race snippets.

New York Parker Bronx Odellie Newburg Roosevelt New York State Empire State Bailey Senate Treasury Arthur Cleveland Harrison The McKinley Maine Llewellyn Powers Congress Powers William Robinson Pattengill Cael House New York City Broadway Roosevelt and Fairbanks National Commercial League Commercial Travelers’ League Parker and Davis Washington

Nominations for the House progress and state tickets

The article surveys House nominations across states two months before election, noting few third party tickets and late or incomplete nominations. It lists Democratic and Republican nominees by state and district, marking current and former members, with a focus on regional variation and campaign readiness.

House,of Representatives East Congress Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New Jersey New York Ohio House

Senator Davis Plans Fair Visits Amid Illness

The ailing senator visited his son John T Davis at Davis Memorial Hospital. He felt his best day since typhoid attack, though still serious. He intends to visit Wheeling and Morgans Grove fairs this week unless his son's condition worsens.

Memorial Hospital Elkins W. Va Henry G. Davis Stephen B. Mikins Ternoon John T Davis Davis Memorial Hospital Senator Davis Wheeling and Morgans Grove W Va

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