Inaugural Parade Details and 30000-Strong Lineup
Washington announces General orders No 5 detailing the inaugural parade for March 4 led by President Roosevelt. About 30,000 in line including military and civic divisions will escort the president from the White House to the capital and back, with specific routes timings and band arrangements.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Collc
Aldan
United States
Tne
Tha
First Brigade
First Division
Military Grand Divferan
Capitol Grounds
B Street
First Street
Pegnaylvania Avenue
Calman
Wuncheon
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania
Twentieth’. Street
Twentieth Street
K-street
K- Street
Artillery Corps
Second Street West
Third Street West
Sixth Street West
General Stoessel Feted After Port Arthur Surrender Report
General Stoessel met the emperor warmly in St Petersburg after returning from Tsarskoe Selo. A large society dinner was held in his honor. No inquiry has begun into Port Arthur surrender yet but a commission will review the circumstances.
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Eral
Stoessel
Poison in Medicine Bottle Linked to Mrs. Stanford Death
San Francisco detectives pursue a poison mystery after a bottle containing bicarbonate of soda and strychnine is linked to Janet Stanford’s death. A cablegram from Honolulu reports 642 grains of strychnine in the bottle bought in Australia. The bottle was left in the city by Bernard and May Hunt.
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San Francisco
Policie
Henry
Honolulu
Janet Stanford
Australia
Bertha . Berner
Miscarriage of Justice in Bloch Case Stuns Washington
Adolph J Bloch, a 26 year old German Jew, confessed to the murder of Mrs Kate Falseinger saying his brother Eugene was unjustly executed for the crime. He interrupted a companion at the Bred mill in Cannonsburg detailing the hanging at Allentown after a reading of the case. Bloch awaits charges in the Washington county jail and claims his brother was innocent.
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Washington, Pa
Eugene
Adolph J. Bloch
Cannonsburg
Eugene Bloch
Allentown
Washington County
Philadelphia
Kate Falseinger
Adolph Bloch
Slim British Commons Majority in Army Supply Debate
London March 3 The house of commons on a reduced attendance approved a minor amendment by a 167 191 vote giving the government a slim 24 vote majority. Lloyd George charged filibustering as ministers split over Balfour and the ministry.
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London
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Commons
Balfour
Virginians Joyful as Congress Passes Exposition Bill
Washington reports that the House approved a measure to celebrate the first permanent settlement of Engilah and Jamestown vicinity on Hampton Roads by a vote of 192 to 91. Senate acts include the quadry civil appropriation bill and general deficiency bill. canal talks stall. Roosevelt to send a special message to the Senate regarding the San Domingo treaty next Monday.
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Washington
Engilah
Jamestown
Hampton Roads
House
Waahee
Senate
Dodvar
Congressional
Committee On Inter-state Commerce
Roosevelt
Negligence Ruling Against Railroads Reported
In Springfield Illinois on March 3 Judge Humphrey ruled several railroads negligent under the safety appliance act. The Southern Railway fined 900 dollars plus costs on nine counts, Illinois Central 600 dollars plus costs on three, and the Wabash 100 dollars plus costs on one. Other railroads face pending cases.
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Springfeld
United States District Court
Humphrey
Southern Railway
Inois Central Railroad
Wabash Road
Market Report of Grain and Livestock Prices Across Cities
Grain and livestock prices for March 2 across Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago New York and East Buffalo. Wheat No 2 red ranged around 1.16 to 1.18 dollars, corn mostly steady near 45 to 46 percent for No 2, oats firm to quiet, cattle varied with steers 3.90 to 6.30, stockers 2.80 to 4.60, hogs $4.00 to 5.60, sheep $2.25 to 6.25, lambs $5.75 to 7.80 with mixed regional fluctuations.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
East Buffalo Livestock
Bargains in Farm and City Property Listing
A fragmented classified ad offers farm and city dwellings for sale. Properties include a 4 room dwelling near East Van Trove Street, a factory seating option at 750, and land listings up to 880 per acre with hundreds of acres described. Many parcels emphasize easy terms and proximity to Washington and town centers.
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S. K
Drgomdwelling K
Groom
Meridtiay
Sroom
Tees
East van Trove
Uy Brigh
Utrhall
Washibst
Fabian
Washington
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Jeracy Clits
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Bbc
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