Inaugural Workrooms Ready at Willard Hotel
The Willard on F Street will host two first floor rooms ready by tomorrow for the Roosevelt inauguration preparations. Secretary Hitchcock will run the headquarters, with an executive committee meeting set for Wednesday at 11.00 am to discuss appointments and arrange chairmen and officers for subcommittees.
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New
Willard
F Street
Roosevelt
Frank Hitchcock
Gen. Wilson
Chafrman
Wilson
Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
George F Elliott
U . Moc
John A Johnson
S H. Kauftmann
Beriah Wilkins
M S Weller
W.S Knox
Robert Reyburn
Frank K. Raymond
Fires in City Center Quickly Subdued by Fire Dept
Two fires in the city center yesterday morning were contained by Na 6 Engine Company within minutes. Charles Davis of A J Brabler’s livery and storage at 310 street reported smoke from fifth floor windows and the elevator shaft, with damage around 60 dollars. A second blaze near Ninth and E streets grew dense smoke but was halted with a first stream of water, hurting the furniture store Cooper and Muller occupying the building.
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Charles Davis
A J. Brabler
Na 6 Engine Company
Ninth
E Streets
Cooper & Muller
Nolan
Death of Judge Kennedy Buried in Charlestown Tomorrow
Veteran jurist Judge John W. Kennedy dies Friday at his son in law F H Randolph’s home in Charlestown West Virginia. He will be buried Monday in Episcopal Cemetery Charlestown with private services at the Randolph residence. Born November 25 1822 in Charlestown he was the first federal judge named after West Virginia became a state. He practiced in Charlestown moved to Wheeling in 1856 later to serve in Charleston before a paralytic illness. survived by a widow two sons John P Kennedy of Richmond and John R Kennedy of Cheswick and four daughters Alice R Kennedy Elsie G Kennedy Mrs F H Randolph and Mrs H C Lincell.
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Charlestown
W. Va
John W. Kennedy
F. H Randolph
Harvard Street
Episcopal
Randolph
Judge Kennedy
Senator Kennedy
Maryland
John P. Kennedy
Navy
Millard Fillmore
Kennedy
West Virginia
Richmond
John R. Kennedy
Cheswick
Alice R. Kennedy
Elsie G. Kennedy
F. H. Randolph
H. C. Lincell
Oakland
Thieves Frightened Off at Georgetown Store
Burglars forced a rear window at James K. Probey’s Georgetown store near Thirty second and Prospect streets early Friday then fled when lights were turned on. Police and Mr. Probey found a broken safe, scattered papers, two harness sets, and cut leather from a new buggy. cash drawer remained intact. A $25 reward was offered for arrests.
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James K. Rrobey
Thirty-second
Prospect Streets
Georgetown
Hulton
Hilton
Mr. Probey
Caught Between Two Trolley Cars Ends in Injury
Mrs. Annie Kane, sixty five, of T street NW, was caught between two moving trolley cars on Pennsylvania avenue SE yesterday. She was twisted, thrown, and injured as the second car advanced after the first passed. Her head and arm were cut, bruises covered her body, and she was taken to Providence Hospital.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Annie Kane
Eighth Street
Konie
Leg Crushed as Boy Is Struck by Engine at Crossing
Edward Barclay a sixteen year old of 1 Second street northeast was riding a bicycle crossing the Baltimore and Ohio tracks at First and H streets when an engine struck him. His right leg was crushed below the knee and surgeons amputated it at the Emergency Hospital. Gate signals failed to close in time as the boy rode between them and the wheels passed over his leg.
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Baltimore and Ohio
First
H Streets
Edward Barclay
Second Street
Henry Emmerman
Barclay
Weather Summary and Local Conditions by Weather Bureau
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau report from Washington notes a ridge of high pressure over the country, with cloudy conditions and light flurries in the northeast. Warmer northwest by Sunday, rain likely in Eastern Texas and Gulf States, cooler in Texas and Lower Mississippi Valley. detailed temperatures and humidity readings followed. Also a local crime item: Charles M. Heller charged in Baltimore with passing a worthless check, arrested here, then taken to Baltimore.
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U. S Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Rocky Mountains
North Pacific Coast
Texas
Wisslesippi Valley
Gulf States
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Baltimore
Charles M. Heller
Parham
O’brien
Mrs Cassie Chadwick Faces Ongoing Bank Suit and Seizures
The case details Mrs Chadwick claiming wealth while creditors and banks seize assets. Judge Albaugh reports confidence she will prevail. Elyria bank holds all her effects under a September mortgage. Other actions include Newton suit continuation and talks with receiver Loeser, with potential out-of-court settlement noted.
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Albaugh
Canton
Chadwick
Ohio
the Tribune
Cassie Chadwick
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Blyria
Tribune
Frank, Seguin & Arnold
Louisa J. Grossman
Grossman
Cleve
Jacquea’ Krakauer
Chad
Erml
Blanket ‘Pond
Cleveland, Ohbio
Herbert D. Newton
Brookline
Mass
Cassie I
Babcock
Newton
A. F. Stearns
Lyers
Citizens’ Bank of
Oberlin
Oldham
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington
United States
Sullivan
Oberlin Bank
Loeser
Savings Deposit and Bank and Trust Company
Elyria
Welty & Albaugh
Cassie L Chadwick
Wade Park Bank Statement and Shock from Gas Explosion
The Wade Park Banking Company releases its latest assets and liabilities with notes on collateral loans including two Chadwick notes. A natural gas explosion in Columbus injures Charles Pearce and severely burns Mrs Pearce while neighbor Mary Trainer lies in critical condition.
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Cleveland
Ghlo
Wade Park Banking Company
Reynolds
Chadwick
Euclid Avenue
Collywood
Willoughby
Cassie L Chadwick
Columbus
Ohio
Charles Pearce
The Value of Charcoal Health and Beauty Benefit
Charcoal is presented as a safe purifier for the stomach and bowels that also improves breath complexion and teeth whitening. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are praised for cleansing the digestive system and purifying blood, with a Buffalo physician endorsing their use for gas relief and liver benefits at twenty five cents per box.
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Stuart
Man Hidden in Bedroom Fled Through Window After Arrest
Mrs. McGrann discovered a man concealed among her clothes in the Norfolk apartments. The intruder fled via a second story window, breaking glass. Sergt Falvey pursued him, a bystander used a rolling pin, and the suspect named Harry Coleman was taken to the Ninth precinct on a housebreaking charge.
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Sarah McGrann
Sergt. Falvey
Ninth Precinct
McGranh
Norfolk Apartments
Second
Harry Coleman
Bunn Captures Revolver Contest Trophy
Policeman Bunn won the monthly match at the Washington Revolver Club for the Harries and Shaffer trophy with a score of 8 of 100. Contenders and scores included Eugene Byrnes 73 J E Bell 77 Alex Summers 64 and D A Levers Dayton Ohio. Charles Fraver, 67, shot and killed his wife before killing himself in a domestic tragedy puzzled investigators.
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Policeman Bunn
Washington Revolver Club
Harries and Shaffer
Eugene Byrnes
J E Bell
Alex Summers
D. A. Levers
Dayton
Ohio
Charles Fraver
SONS HOLD ANNUAL MEETING AT EBBITT HOUSE
The District of Columbia Society of the Sons of the Revolution met at the Ebbitt House with flags on display. Francis P. B. Sands was elected president, and officers for the year chosen amid debate over a constitutional framework and potential consolidation with the Sons of the American Revolution California chapter. Delegates were named for the upcoming Washington district convention.
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Ebbitt House
District of Columbia Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Francis P. B. Sands
Taylor
Charles S. Gurley
GB. B. ‘Wilson
Barry Bulkley
Sons of the American Revolution of
California
Sons of the American Revolution
Sons of the Revolution
Washington Society
Mr. Bands
California Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Board of Managers
Thomas Blagden
F. W. Huldekaper
Marcus Benjamin
B. B. Wilson
Charles H. Campbell
Randolph H. McKim
Sands
Society
Barry Buikley
BE. M. Padelford
J. B. Osborne
HE. W. Donn
J. Irving Dunlap
John Dah Gten
A. F. Marsh
A. B. Honer
W. P. Met
Venerable Pastor Praised for Pe-ru-Na Cure
A San Francisco pastor and several named individuals endorse Pe-ru-Na, citing restored hearing and relief from rheumatic pains after June 1901 use. The letters claim long term vitality and broad cure claims across many mucous membranes. Separately a Philadelphia case delays a grand larceny hearing for Morris Greenberg, linked to a stolen horse and wagon, with a detective traveling for a United States commissioner hearing.
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Morris Greenberg
Philadelphia
United States
Bell
Greenberg
Washington
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Indorse
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Zox
O'Brien
Liebig
RA Ark
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Mately
Morris
Pete
Capital Phonograph Co
7Th St. N.W
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Victor
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Walfords
Williams & Co
Williams
National Dermatological Institute
Woodbury Berry & Whitmore
Tharp
F St. N.W
Albert H. Chaffee
Worcester
Shoreham
A. Collins
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