Inaugural Parade Applications Surge Amid Ball Plans
In Washington the inaugural committee headquarters drew steady visitors as the finance group prepares to publish contributor lists. The Pension Building is favored for the inaugural ball with A B Browne likely chairing the legislation committee to secure needed approvals.
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Wilson
Hitchcock
Iimue
Ailes
Nat
Pennsylvania
Philippines
George B Hebden
Toledo
New York
Island National Guard
Providence
A. B. Browne
Willard
Mrs Maybrice's Visit Arrives Back in New York
Mrs Maybrice returns to New York after consulting lawyers Massie Jbirden di Yurredi in Washington. The trip precedes a forthcoming trial aimed at setting aside deeds to property her former attorney, Daven Wy, allegedly obtained during his legal service. Planned Washington visit hinted to pursue further actions.
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New York
Vire Plurence Pillgabeth Mayerick
Washington
Massie Jbirden di Yurredi
Hayden
Daven Wy. Arm
M. Armstrong
Mayinicks
Elty Athey
Masbrickk
Peril in the Hand Shake and Dr Pierce Cure Claim
An advertisement warns that hand germs spread by touch and promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for incipient tuberculosis and related ailments. It touts digestive aid and blood purification effects, warns against alcohol mixed medicines, and offers a free medical adviser book in exchange for stamps.
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J. N. Hirsch
Chicago
Pierce
Himeself
United States
Common Sense
RV. Pierce
Buffalo
Victim Hoodwinked Then Arrested on Weapon Charge
William J. Holmes, a Northeast Washington resident, says he was robbed and manipulated by George King and Lee Brown who sought his inheritance. Police netted King and Brown on robbery charges after Holmes, failing to account for $82 in cash, implicated his supposed conspirators and revealed his own possession of a loaded revolver and $100 in cash.
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William J. Holmes
Washington
George King
Lee Brown
King
Brown
Anderson
Fifteenth
H Streets
Polgeman Anderson
Holmes
Ninth Precinct
Nolice
False Fire Alarms Trigger Police Hunt for Box Pullers
Police seek individuals who pulled fire boxes 419 and 542 in two false alarms. The first alarm came from box 419 at First and G streets, southwest, then box 642 at Fourteenth and C streets southeast. No fire was found, costing the District about 40 dollars per run, totaling 380 dollars for the evening.
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Fourteenth
Woman Arrested in Seventh Street Store for Shoplifting
A woman who gave the name Eleanor Chandler was arrested yesterday in a Seventh Street store charged with shoplifting. Police examined several bundles and found four shirt waists in one package believed stolen from another store. Two counts of petit larceny were filed. She appeared in Police Court under a Court for B appearance in the tally.
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Eleanor Chandler
Seventh Street
Tallateral
Convicted Motorman Fined in Spy Law Case
George Klug a North Capitol street line motorman was fined five dollars in police court yesterday for violating the spy law. Officer McQuade reported three accidents in 48 hours on North Capitol street and said Klug ran his car at twenty miles an hour while under watch. Charles West, nineteen, of 330 First street northeast, was crushed between buffers in the Delaware avenue and M street northeast Baltimore and Ohio freight yards, and was taken to Emergency Hospital where doctors said he is expected to recover.
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George Klug
North Capitol Street
Man McQuade
Klug
Baltimore and Ohio
Delaware Avenue
M Street
Charles BE
Firat Street
Lieut M H Brown Dead In Providence Hospital
Lieutenant Morrie H Brown veteran of the Spanish American War and the Philippines died in Providence Hospital after a brief illness Medical examiners found acute indigestion aggravated by gastritis as the immediate cause Autopsy by Acting Coroner Baker followed rumors he may have swallowed unprescribed medicine Pending microscopic stomach analysis by Prof Hird to confirm substances involved He was a native of Logansport Indiana and served on the battleship Iowa at the Battle of Santiago
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Morrie H. Brown
Providence Hospital
Lieut. Brown
Logansport
Ind
Philippines
Towa
Santiago
Brown
Manila
Washington
Cogoner Nayitt
Baker
Lieut
Hird
Man Dorsey Overcomes Suicide Attempt in Cold Canal Water
Edward Dorsey a thirty year old Black barber attempted death by suicide at James Creek Canal near Haif and K streets southwest. He swam until rescued by two men, was treated at the Emergency Hospital and discharged in good condition. Home listed as 316 H street southwest.
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Edward Dorsey
Edward
Dorsey
James Creek Canal
Haif and
Sipita
H Street
Court of Appeals hears case on recording multiple businesses
Arguments tackled whether a corporation could be formed to run five different enterprises. The Recorder of Deeds, John Dancy, refused to record the certificate. The District Court ordered recording, and the Supreme Court later mandamused to record. Attorneys for both sides presented their positions.
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Court of Appeals
John Dancy
Distric Breme Court
Organiz
William C. Prentiss
Supreme Court
Dancy
Recorder
United States
Beach
Adkins
the Appellces
Messrs
W. C. Prentiss
George Francia Williams
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises More Per Bottle
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the economy choice claiming a bottle lasts longer and does more good than any other medicine. It proclaims the price as 100 doses for one dollar and asserts superior value.
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Hood
Burton Case Brief Filed in Supreme Court
The government filed a supplemental brief in the Burton case, asserting guilt while noting the Senator’s support of Rialto Company interests and claiming his traces were well covered. It argues influence in departments is real, and that high office does not excuse punishment or alter the offense’s gravity.
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Burton
Kansas
Supreme Court of the United States
Rialto Company
Gen J N Tyner's Funeral To Be Private Service
Gen James Ny Tyner dies, funeral set for Thursday afternoon likely 1 or 2 pm. Private ceremony at Oak Hill vault until spring. Rev Frank M Bristel to preach. Tyner family relatives and pallbearers to be announced, with interment possibly in Peru or here. Lilly Tyner and Albert H Twney among attendees.
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James Ny. Tyner
Frank M. Bristel
Oak Hill
Tyner
Peru
Ind
Bristol
Metropolitan Methodist Church
Kenesaw Avenue
Game Church
Edward Shields
Kansas City
Meo
Richard Tyner
Franklin
Albert H. Twney
Lilly Tyner
Chicago
Republican Jubilee Banquet to Feature Prominent Guests
A committee meeting at the Columbian Building outlined a December 12 banquet at National Rifles Armory under the League of Republican State Clubs and the Old Boys organization. Four hundred guests expected with toasts, music, and song. State clubs from New York to Wisconsin and the Old Boys’ Fremont and Lincoln Republican Club backing arrangements. Tickets available from Gus A Schuldt, secretary.
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Columbian
League of Republican State Clubs
Old Boys
National Rifles’ Armory
District of Columbia
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Himoia
Kentucky
West Virginia
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Missouri
Fremont and
Lincoln Republican Club
Gus A. Schuldt
Columbian Building
Weather Conditions and Local Report for the Upper Lakes
Weather Bureau notes light snow at a few Upper Lakes locations with fair general conditions elsewhere. Temperatures rise in the Missouri Valley and Northwest, while Southeastern states stay colder. Ontario may see a low mood move east, bringing light ends along the Lower Lakes Wednesday, then clearing. High pressure from Texas extends to the Plateau. Downtown readings include midnight 28, 2am 24, 4am 30, 8am 81, 1pm 20, 10am 34, 2pm 86, 4pm 87, 6pm 63, 8pm 82. Relative humidity 33 to 88 percent. High and low tides listed. sunrises 7:05, sunsets 4:85. Temperatures in other cities noted.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Upper Lakes
Missouri Valley
Northwest
Manitoba
Ontario
Texas
Plateau
Lower Lakes
New England
Atlantic Coast
Carolinas
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf
Ameck
Raymond Criminal Libel Case Testimony Closed
The defense in Albert M. Raymond's criminal libel trial closed testimony in Chief in Criminal Court No. 1. Raymond, acting as his own counsel, called several witnesses whose testimony was deemed unimportant. Judge Wright likely will submit the case to the jury today. Prosecution witnesses Maj Sylvester Dr. Sam Tindall inspector Snowson Ashford and others testified they received copies of the alleged libelous document Raymond is accused of sending.
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Snowson Ashford
Raymond
Misers Lesson and Scam of Dyspepsia Pills
A harsh parable of a miser starving an ass and a sales pitch for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The ad touts the product as a scientific, positive cure for dyspepsia, claiming immediate digestion aid and permanent results, with strong warnings against other treatments.
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Stuart
Radcliffe Viewed as Likely Princeton Home to Paxton Successor
Presbyterian circles in Pittsburgh and Washington debate Rev. Dr. Wallace Radcliffe as candidate for the Princeton Theological Seminary chair of homiletics and pastoral theology. Directors Maitland Alexander and William McEwan back Radcliffe, whose fate may hinge on Dr. McEwan’s influence with President Patten. The board election follows his twelve years pastoring the New York Avenue Church, with Radcliffe to host his annual congregation reception next Monday.
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New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Wallace Radcliffe
Princeton Theological Seminary
William M. Paxton
Radcliffe
Paxton
First Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Catholic University Seeks Removal of Trustee in Trust Deed Release
In District Supreme Court yesterday the Catholic University of America filed suit through Hamilton and Colbert to remove trustee E Welsh Ashford and appoint a replacement to obtain a release of a deed of trust on university property at Eighth and G streets. The trust obligation was paid February 1, but Ashford has disappeared, preventing a proper release. The filing has no connection with Thomas B. Wasgaman’s affairs.
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Catholic University
District Supreme Court
Catholic University of America
Hamilton& Colbert
E. Welsh Ashford
Eighth
G Streets
Welsh Ashford
Hamilton & Colbert
Thomas BE. Wasgaman
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Ghair
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Princeton Seminary
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Betty Belo
Seventh St
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Peter Grogan
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Sanders & Stayman Co
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E Atreet
Macdonnall School of Phrenology and Psychology
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Shoomaker
Life
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Brunswick
Bavahea
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Dr. Shoop
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Mability
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Corby
James K. Probey
Res Diamond
Burlingtex
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Cor. Pa. Ave
Sth Street
Animas
J. DE Moll & CO
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