Plans for October 18 Masonic Temple cornerstone ceremony
Detailed program outlines the parade formation for the cornerstone laying of the new Temple of the Scottish Rite at Mount Pleasant Northwest. A mounted guard, DeMolay, Knights Templars, and parade aids will accompany the procession from Thirteenth Street to the Temple, with lodges drilling and bands providing music.
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Indy 5
Calambia
Wietix
Mount Pleasant
Nxt
New Lark Ann
New York
Thight
Thirteenth Street
HL Street
New York Avenue
Inige
Masonic Temple
Too
Masome Temple
Hieteeth Street
Avenur Rothw
Octouk
Pennsylvana
fChitternth Street
Wasco Temple
Mount de Police
Hand de Miolis Commandery
Com- Thandres
Kalyhta Templars
Tocal Ecomrrtedois
Kryghis Templars
Washington
Columbia
Potoma
Orient
Btu
Conalatory
Rivers Templars
Grand Chapter
Tov
Grand Lodge
Wasonie
T Street
Sixteenth Street
S Street
Oixteenth Street
Noth
3 Street
Siateenth Street
Gen Samuel C Tawree Dead Leader in Scottish Rite Masons
Gen Samuel C Tawree aged 79 formerly a director of various corporations and lieutenant commander of the Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite Masons. He helped organize the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad and served in the Civil War. Survived by two sons. Funeral details unavailable in the fragment.
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Medford
Samuel C Tawree
Various
Inne
Supreme
Masons
Massachusetts
Tontaht
Atchison
Santi Fe
Hades
Wife Killed as Husband Fires at Cannery in Maryland
Edward H. Schuchards killed his wife near a Colllington cannery after a confrontation with a butcher knife said to be used in self defense. Witnesses testified she ran unarmed as he pursued her. coroner's jury found him guilty of killing. He was treated at Maryland General Hospital and to be returned for trial.
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Edward M Schuchards
Collington
J EB Binger
J N MclCauley
Eli S Harrison
Schuchards
Fleet Street
Baltimore
Schuchard
Conner
Paul
Prince George County
Cannery
Welcome Masons Parade Opens With Large Delegation in Cleveland
More than 200 prophets from At Strat darello No 17 Cleveland arrive for ceremonies at the New Fredonia. Registration and informal reception run 8 to 10 this morning in the Nes Willard mezzanine. Grand Supreme Monarch Hatch to lay wreaths at Mount Vernon this afternoon. Medical headquarters established in the Bond Building for visitor care. A 36 man drill corps and six tall Ohio grotto members join the parade preparations for Tuesday.
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Fredonia
Strat Darello
Cleveland
Ohio
Supreme Council
Nes Willard
Hatch
New Willard
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Kullipchs Grotta
Magatic Order of
Willed Prophets of the
Washington
Alexandria Va
Wlre
Bond Building
New York Avenue and
Fourteenth Street Northwrst
Brooks J
Walker
Tate
Cleveland Grotto
Ohio Grotto
Taft's Sister Hospital Visit Ends Surgery Question
Mrs William Edwards, sister of President Taft, consulted specialists in Philadelphia at the German Hospital over a suspected illness. Dr John Deaver, expert on appendicitis, recommends no operation, after a medical examination by prominent surgeon Dr John Bo Letset. Mrs Edwards, a private patient, traveled from Los Angeles and then to New York, seeking advice on her condition.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Willam Edwards
Taft
Willam Fawards
Los Angeles
Cal
German Hospital
Ste Wn
John Bo Letset
Phiadelphi
Edwards
Ewer
Deaver
T. German Hospital
New Ene
Ureiia
Asheville
Prneland
Atlanta
Twany Diamaree
Duffala
Ohio
Cheyenne
Davenport
Cole
Denver
Golvestin
Tex Ae
Helena Mont
Yndianapolis
Ina
Jacksonsiichia
Kansasity
Little Rook
Memphis
Fricane
New York
Nebraa
Pittsburgh
Portland
Salt Lake
Utah
Tea Souls
St Paul Minn
San Francisco
Calco
Springtel
Tecoma Wash
Teledo Oho
Camden
Secretary of State High
Weather and Temperature Outlook Across Regions
Weather will be unsettled in the Northern States with local rain from the upper lakes to the Rockies. Eastern and Southern States remain above seasonal averages while the Northern Atlantic will see lower temperatures Monday night into Tuesday. Winds and rain chances vary regionally with generally fair conditions elsewhere.
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Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Upper Lake
Miseissinnisalle
Ohio
Upper Lakes
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Bulf
Tennessee
South Atlantic
Gulf
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Pacific Coast
Lake
Wiesissippi Vallisa
Atlanti
European
Grand Banks
Plan to honor Cardinal Hartigan elected marshal of capital contingent
Washington delegates named to attend Cardinal Gibbons celebration in Baltimore on October 15 and 16 were appointed at Carroll Hall. Cardinal Hartigan was unanimously elected marshal and will lead delegates assembling at Lyric Theater Baltimore. Over 100 parish representatives attended.
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P. J. Hartigan
Carroll Hall
Washington
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Carrollia
Mgr Russell
John Berger
Aloysius
Thomas K Gallaher
St Domiieus
Schaefer
St Joseph's
I M Dails
J G McGill
St Peter's
R F Merrian
Holy Comforter
M B Connelly
Sts Martins
Joseph Zacowlich
St Mary's
James X Doyle
Holy Trinity
Edward Yammer
St Vincent de Paul's
P J Hartigan
St Paul's
William J McGee
Sacred Heart
P T Niland
St Stephen's
William Desmond
St Mary’s
Alexandria
John Shugrue
Immaculate Conception
Edward Hannon
St Patrick's
P J Cleary
Lyric Theater
Cdward Mitchell
Wilkinson
EO J Bannon
Edward Mitchell
P T Moran
P J. Haltizan
Sunda
Marshal Hartigan
Children Start Fire Threatening Row of T Street Homes
Children playing with matches started a fire yesterday in northwest T Street threatening five row houses. The blaze began at 52 T Street, home of John Donder, and spread to adjacent buildings. Damages cited include 00 to the Dondero residence and 200 to 50 T Street home of Catherine Mullaby. 34 T Street building suffered slight damage. Harry Saunders, 38, was charged with grain larceny after being brought from Cleveland by Detective O Dea. a watch and two charms valued at 192 were allegedly stolen.
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T Street
John Donder
Dondero
Catherine Mullaby
Harry Saunders
Washington
Cleveland
Ohio
Central Office
O Dea
Transfers Fight Up Today In District Court Clash
Washington civic groups join Washington Transit Co in a suit against Capital Traction Co seeking universal transfers. Court action opens today to set a date for hearing arguments on exchanging transfers between all lines. Labor groups from Maryland press for new district street railway legislation.
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Washington Transit Company
Capital Traction Company
Chamber of Commerce
A Sterne
Federation of Labor
Two Held In Girl s Case In Navy Yard Area
Mary Downes a 13 year old girl was allegedly attacked on Saturday by William B Kinkeade a United States marine and Eugene Merriman a Standard Oil wagon driver Both men were arrested and jailed at the Fourth precinct on charges of assaulting the girl Police were notified of a possible kidnapping and two witnesses reported seeing Kinkeade with the girl near the navy yard They are to be arraigned in court today
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Mary Downes
William B Kinkeade
United States
Eugene Merriman
Fourth Precinct
Merriman
Downes
Kinkeade
Navy Yard
Muth
Shoes Stolen From Wade Sanders in Park Incident
Wade Sanders, 221 First Street NW, reported at daybreak a theft from a park bench while asleep. While seeking help at the Fourth precinct he arrived shoeless and hatless, claiming $2 was also taken and that he had planned to hang clothes on a high tree to deter robbers. Police said they would investigate.
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Wade Sanders
First Street
Sanders
Fourth Precinct
Taft in Kansas Speeches Highlight Hope for Royal Welcome
President Taft toured Lawrence and Baker University with Governor Stubbs and Senator Bristow present. The Kansas visit featured church attendance and student addresses, including remarks on Yale and Harvard, while local party figures predicted a solid Taft delegation for 1912. Taft also met with Bristow's father, a retired minister in Baldwin, and defended university morality against muckraking.
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Stubbs
Kansas
Taft
United States
Senator Bristow
Baldwin
Mulvane
Dolley
Men
University At
Lawrence
Baker University
Haskel Institute
Curtis
Representative Campbell
Guv Stubbs
Bristow
YMCA
Crane
Chicago
Harvard
Yale
Twigg Sues For Divorce In Cumberland Case
Samuel L Twigg files for divorce from Arilla Jane Twigg alleging desertion. The case ties to the 1909 Twigg Blosser tragedy near Keyser West Virginia where Charles E Twigg and Grace Blosser were found dead in the Elosser home parlor just before their wedding. Mrs Twigg resides with her sons on a Keyser area farm and is to appear by October 25 to answer.
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Cumberlang
Twigg-Llosser
Samuel L Twigg
Arilla Jane Twigg
Charles E Twigg
Keyser
W Va
Grace Elosser
Elosser
Cumberland
Secrets of Soul Sought by Carnegie Scientists
Boston researchers at the Carnegie laboratory recruit young men and women for experiments led by Prof Francis Gano Benedict Carpenter and colleagues. They study mind body connections, aim to unlock soul body union, and seek methods to render currently incurable diseases non fatal. Instruments measure shifts in subject interest to test mental healing value.
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Carnegie
Boston
Mass
Francis Gano Benedict Carpenter
Killed in Wreck of Filer Train in Pittsburgh
A Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train collided shortly after leaving Pittsburgh killing fireman S E Campbell and injuring four others and one passenger H T Faulkner of Jersey City. Towerman reportedly misthrew interlocking levers amid a delay to the pier, leaving Campbell crushed between cab and tender.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
H TD Faulkner
Harrison Avenue
Jersey City
E Campbell
Praise order in city as women probe streets
Dr Jean Zimmermann and Mrs Christina Kuppinger of Chicago Rescue Mission and Midnight Mission toured Washington's Tenderloin with a policeman to study how women are aided there. They found the area orderly, unlike Chicago's red light districts, and planned a broader campaign to eradicate vice. They visited a house on Ohio Avenue and left after about five minutes, noting little disorder and signaling Washington's comparatively calm scene to visitors.
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Jean T. Zimmermann
C. M. Kuppinger
Chicago
We Women Mission
Washington
Ohio Avenue
Jean T Zimmermann
Christina M Kuppinger
East
Zimmermann
Charles Grimsley
Dr Zimmerman
Chicago crusade aims to abolish red-light district
A visitor recounts a Pleasant tour of the East allied with a plan to gather evidence to end Chicago’s red-light district. More than 1,180 women on a single street are cited as appalling. The campaign seeks broader citywide action. Mrs Kup Pinger notes the municipal lodging house is welcome but too small and suggests an annex for women.
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Chicago
Kup Pinger
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