Rough Rider escort use of the Pension Office
Secretary Hitchcock waives responsibility and directs to Isaac permit for ball danger of fire and damage noted in report to district committees press committee president roosevelt to lead guard of honor from Rough Riders at inauguration. Brodie and Llewellyn arrange a squadron of 30 to 50 men, selected by Brodie, to march in the parade. committee reports $30,000 of $60,000 needed for inaugural expenses. subscriptions set for December 15 and January 15.
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Hitchcock
Isaac
Roosevelt
Guard of Honor
Next Marea
Rough Riders
Flest United States Volunteer Cavalry
Brodie
Arizona
H H .Llewellyn
Maj Llewellyn
Westerndy
Col Brodie
Washington
Bradio Averm
Panantonio
Bellowe
Gn Boynton
Bo Athine Hering Bale
Ira — Bensert
John Wo
Benne
Johi Boyt
Harry J Brown Herr
Lous Brownlow Jew
Lo Carmichael
Blark
Clark Woodworth
Ward
John Fltzatbhon
Gilson McCardner
Robert Wo
Cates
Cregg
Henry Hall Cretles
Hamilton
Mammitt
Adan
R H Vekenete
Angus Musween
Marvin L
Womminger
Metzgar
J McMiller
Om Meerman
J OH Omirrow II
DB Nesbitt
Peme
James
Norborne Robinson
Saul Fred F Sehrade
Schule
Stan Hubert Snowden
John Snure Corry
Tadden Watterson
David Salkie
Edward Snell Smith
H G
Stevens
C S Wheeler
George B Welchard
Sidney Reitzenstein
John H Moore
Gin Lils
F Street
B H Warner
Eyic
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Glover
Fnance
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Wilson
William A Turpin
Thirteenth Heavy Artillery
New York National Guard
Brooklyn Infantry
Woolrner
Americus Club of
Pittsburg
Amores
Republican Club of Lies
Republican Club
New York
Knights of Maccabees
National League of Republican Clubs
J Hampton Moore
Secretary of the Interior
Pension Office
Bureau
Congress
Peng Ons
Gallingey
Congrebe
Judement
Senate
House
District of Columbia
Comfort Ney
War Department
Inaugural Committee Debate on Pension Office Building Use
The article reviews Congressional and district official positions on using the Pension Office Building for the inaugural ball. It highlights safety risks, potential property damage, and the call for congressional action rather than single approval.
District man for judge choice of associates in D C
District Washington bar debates successor to Chief Justice Richard H Alvey of the District Court of Appeals. Names mentioned include J J Darlington, Senator Louis E McComas, Chief Justice Clabaugh, Justices Gould Alderson Wright, with Bonaparte and Conrad also linked. Roosevelt’s stance unsettled. local support favors Gould or Clabaugh though no candidate firm. Bonaparte dismisses rumors, says he plans to stay in Baltimore.
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District Court of Appeals
Washington
White House
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Urike Tus
Nlice
J J Darlington
Loca
Darlington
Louis E. Medlomas
District Supreme Court
Alvey
Mr Comas
Clabaugh
Justilea Gould
Senator McComas
Maryland
Juste Gould
Justice Clabaugh
Alderson
Wright
Gould
McComas
Charles J Bonaparte
Baltimore
Post Office
M Holmes Conrad
Alveys
Bonaparte
George W Atkinson
West Virginia
Court of Claims
Atkinson
United States
Hagerstown
Washington Post
Charles J. Bonaparte
Jollification Dinner Honors Roosevelt Victory Guests
A Republican Jollification and Jubilee Dinner was held at National Rifles Armory in Washington with ex-Senator Thurston Senator Scott Representative Dovener and Rep Bartholdt among speakers. The event praised Roosevelt and Fairbanks and remembered fallen Republicans as 350 guests feasted and sang Auld Lang Syne in a celebratory mood.
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Thurston
Scott
Devener
Bartholdt
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
League of Republican
Old Boys
National Rifles’ Armory
District of Columbia
League
Congress
John M Thurston
Nebraska
West Virginia
McKinky
Hanna
Dovener
Virginia
Ronagevelt Fairbanks
Dawson
Davener
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Old Guard
William McKinley
Hobart
Gibbs
Osborn
New York
Quay
Pennsylvania
Henry C Payne
Wisconsin
Marcus A_ Hanna
Missouri
Garthold
St Louis City
Cngresa
Republican Jubilee Voices Across States Refer Back to Roosevelt
The speech lineup celebrated a Republican victory in Missouri and across the nation. Speakers included W E Andrews of Nebraska and E M Marble of the Old Boys Club, praising Theodore Roosevelt and the administration. A wide committee of arrangement from multiple states and groups led by William Connor organized the jubilee events.
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W E Andrews
Nebraska
Treasury Department
E M Marble
Old Boys" Club
Raymond
George O'Conner
Theodore Roosevelt
League
Old Boys
New York
William © Connor
Widdleton Smith
New Jersey
Williams
Lawson
Ohio
H Braggins
William L Symons
Wisconsin
Cowles
Becker
William Ho Smith
Morris
Kentucky
Jackson Morris
Milo Shanks
Sebranka
Phil Water
Charles EF Thatcher Wiinola
Lo Mo Kelley
Stone
Jackson
West Virginia
Mo Shinn
de Grange Old Boys’ Club
Jonn
Chase American College League
William L Ruckert
National Republican League of the United States
Schuldt
Serious Coast- ing Accident Involving 14 Year Old Boy
A fourteen year old, Vessie Golden, coasted down Thirtieth Street NW near Q Street when another rider’s sled collided with his. A runner struck his forehead fracturing the skull. He was taken to Dr Canton Mayfield’s office at 1500 Thirtieth Street, then to Georgetown University Hospital. Initial fears of death faded as surgeons reported improvement by midnight and a possible recovery. His home is 1616 Thirty third Street NW and his father is a contractor.
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Vessie
Thirty-third Street
Robber in Home Attack on Mrs Eck Seizes 160 Dollars
Mrs Fiien Eck of 40 Rhode Island avenue northwest was attacked at her home by a tall black man who asked for change for a $5 bill and choked her into unconsciousness. Her daughter Dorothy found her an hour later in a semi conscious condition. About $160 in varied bills was stolen, with a torn $20 bill found at the scene. The suspect is described as a very tall negro, possibly the man who knocked earlier and asked for change. The assailant fled as Mrs Eck locked doors and sought help. Police investigation continues with the Eck family cooperating closely.
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Fiien Eck
Rhode Island Avenue
Mrs Eck
Mis Eek
Wilson
Meek
Filk
Eck
Dorothy
Coblentz
Mick
Taft Arrives in Pensacola Aboard Columbia
Secretary of War Taft and officials arrive Pensacola aboard the cruiser Columbia from Panama. He will visit the city tomorrow before likely departing for Washington. In London, Premier Tisza was reportedly attacked as his carriage windows were stoned while en route to a political meeting in Maros Vasarhely. In Louisville the United Confederate Veterans announce a reunion location but not the date.
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Pensacola
Fla
Columbia
Taft
Panama
Washington
London
Vienna
Standard Telegraphs
Budapest
Tisza
Maros Vasarhely
Louisville
New Orleans
Wilam
Mickie
United Confederate Veterans
Loninville
Weather Conditions and Forecast Across Regions in December 1904
Weather summary from the LS Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau notes a moving low mood in the Middle Mississippi Valley and high pressure in the Upper Mississippi Valley. Snow observed in the lake region and New England with rain in the Pacific Northwest. Unusually cold nationwide aside from Florida. Snow expected in the Lake region and Northern New England Tuesday. rain in Eastern Texas and the Lower Mississippi Valley. Winds: brisk to high north at the Great Lakes and Atlantic coasts. Storm warnings on great lakes season end December 16. Local readings show temperatures from 16 to 23 degrees with a high of 28 degrees and humidity around 66 to 78 percent.
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LS Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Mississippi Valley
New England
Lower Lakes
New Mexico
Lake
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
San [Rancho
Dorida
Lake Region
Texas
Wisessiippi
Tennessee
Gulf
Lower
Mississippi
Great Lakes
Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Grand Banks
Lake Pepin
Lake Michigan
Huron
Ontario
Delaware
Cape Cod
Pyramid Pile Cure Claim Reported by Sufferer
A Mexican patient, E A Leonard of Mexico City, reports twenty years of severe pile pain relieved after using Pyramid Pile Cure. He claims one box cured him and two more remain unused. the remedy is sold by druggists for 40 cents a package. Pyramid Drug Co. of Marshall, Michigan, offers a free booklet on piles.
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Mexico
Leonard
Nueva Calle de San Antonio de Lay
Huertan Noa 5
City of Mexico
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall
Mich
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