Inaugural Funds Grow as Subscriptions Push On
Subscriptions to the Inaugural fund total 383,625 with expectations to reach 360,000 in coming week, said Treasurer Altes. The committee urges renewed efforts as costs rise and compares the 1900 totals to show larger scale. Headquarters reopen for public reception this afternoon while parade entries from Roosevelt Club, Buckeye Club, Union County GOP, Manhattan Hamilton Club and others apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altes
Aites
Glover
EH. Southard Parker
Wilson
Mr. Allesla
Frank P. Weller
Arthur T. Brice
Fitch
Fox & Brown
Otto Wehner
Thomas H. Hal
A. A Birney
EBS
la Ferra
S 6Wbaugh
Benjamin F. Edwards
Barker & Roas
W. H. Hooke
Robert Portner
M. Lindsay Rubber Company
Frederick A. Miller
G. G. Cornwell & Son
the Raleigh
Conrad Becker
F Droop & Sons
James E Bell
C. A. Boynton
George B. Williams
Gibson Brothers
R Harris & Co
Purgell
George Truesdell
Wilum H. McKnew
Weaver Brothers
James D. Lambie
Charles H. Cragin
Albright & Barker
Lake & Co
Conway B Hunt
To-Kaion
George T Muth & Co
M. J. Colbert
George EC Flamer
Brittan & Gray
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Andrews
Arlington Tartling Company
John Cammack
R. Rogs Perr
Jr Lou MI Goldenberg
F Saul
Javkavs
Wallam Hahn & Co
Ab Worthington
RIO
John H. Magruder
Strasturgerty
Havenner
Kendal
Levit Woodbury
Chesaplake
Potomac
Compar
Charles Sshneider
Ireworke
Treasuer Andtes
Tieteins
John Oh
Sammitres An Designa
Glen Brown
H. Bradley Davidson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth
Seventeenth
Larner
Ffttia
B. H. Warner
Committee On Civic Organizations
Roosevelt Republican Club
St. Paul
Minn
George K. Shappard
Columbus Buckeyes
Buckeye Republican Club
Columbus
Ohio
Co Nmand
H. W. Krumm
Lawrence Hotel
Republican Club
Union County
Elizabeth
Hamilton F. Kean
Hamilton Club
Manhattan
Brotherhood of
Tennessee
Kittredge and
McCumber
North
South Dakota
Montague
Virginia
Attachment Claim Quashed In Fraudulent Sales Case
Justice Barnard ruled an attachment in a suit between W. J. O'Donnell and John R. Mason could not stand. Mason had sold a carriage and wagon business and boats to his brother Jesse B Mason, contending the act of Congress did not bar the purchase or require notice. Mason was represented by James K. Pugh and Whit Rosenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Barnard
Barrard
W. J. O'Donnell
John R. Mason
Jesse B. Mason
Bread theft leads to assault arrest on Ninth Street
Lewis Willis, described as a paid police informant and African American man, entered Michael Gordon's store at Ninth Street and Geant Avenue Northwest and stole a loaf of bread. Gordon demanded payment and Willis punched him, then resisted officers Walden and Sweeney who, with help, detained him at Eighth precinct station and charged him with petit larceny and assault.
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Lewis Willis
Michael Gordon
Ninth Street
Geant Avenue
Willis
Walden
Sweeney
Eighth Precinct
Holiday liquor sale debate at District hearing
Commissioners held a hearing on a bill by Representative Dulzeil to ban intoxicating sales on specified holidays in the District. Anti-Saloon League and Good Templars backed the measure, while Thurston for liquor dealers argued against it, noting current laws already strict and proposing enforcement through licenses. many groups spoke as the hearing proceeded with five minute limits. The excise board and police officials urged caution, and a decision was deferred for final action.
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Anti-Saloon League
Dulzeil
Washington
A. EB. Shoemaker
James L.nwin
A. N. Canfel
Charles §. Smith
Order of Good Templars
A. N. Canfield
Order of Sons
Jonadab
George W. Dean
Edeut
John C. Daley
J. C. Bate
Pluthip Weber
Fabian Saint N. Wildsman
Han
John M. Thurston
United States
Nebraska
Federation of Liquor Deaers
Meyer Fisher
George A. Davidson
Macfarland
Excise Board
Major Sylvester
A. E. Shoemaker
Owen P. Kellar
Christian Endeavor Union
George W. Drew
Sons of
Jonadah
Dr. Butler
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church
Wilson
Arthur Bishop
Ninth Street Christian Church
Prof. Smith
George Washington University
Ewin
Thurston
Federation of Liquor Dealers
Foderation of Liquor Dealers
Maj
Sylvester
Darneille
Respite Planned for President Roosevelt During Holidays
President Roosevelt will rest through the Christmas holidays as public business wanes. He plans little time for engagements, preferring outdoor recreation with family and staff, walking, driving, and horseback riding several hours daily. Cabinet meetings will proceed as routine, with only urgent matters presented for decision during the recess.
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Roosevelt
Tie
Therida
Congress
Osllera
Searaa
White House
Alleged Gaming Room Raided at Capitol Street House
Ninth precinct police raided the house at 222 East Capitol Street confiscating poker chips cards tables and other gaming outfit items. Several men on the third floor were arrested then released after their names were taken and will testify against Frank Kernay who is charged with allowing gambling in his room. Officers Lieut Bailey Sergt Fairey Precinct Detective Johnston and Patrolmen Dawson Bartman and Alien led the raid.
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Ninth Precinct
East Capitol Street
Frank Kernay
Lieut
Bailey
Sergt. Fairey
Johnston
Dawson, Bartman
Alien
One Day Jail for Embezzlement Guilty Ward
Oscar W. Ward received one day in jail after pleading guilty to embezzlement in Criminal Court No. 1. The sentence follows the U S attorney’s recommendation that Ward’s guilt was technical and the amount involved was small. Two marines, Lawrence Schwab and Charles Clark, were fined 20 and 380 dollars respectively for an assault on William Brown. Detective Tyler testified Brown was treated at Emergency Hospital for two weeks. Authorities granted a permit for temporary tracks by the Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad to lay lines along Maryland avenue and Ninth street southwest for material delivery to government reservation No 113.
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Oscar W. Ward
Justice Wright
Ward
United States
Lawrence Schwab
Charles Clark
William Brown
Brown
Tyler
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company
Maryland Avenue
Ninth Street
Aims of Southern Educational Association Focus on White Education
A report from the Southern Educational Association stresses that education in the South binds communities of interest beyond sectional lines. It calls for radical, practical reforms to end illiteracy, address negro and white education, and coordinate rural and urban schooling under national needs while urging united effort.
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Association
Southern Educational Association
Jacksonville
J. H. Paulipa
Birmingham
Charies
Mofoyer
Grosnaboro
N. Cy
B. Fulton
University of Missiasppi
Coroner to Probe Death on Richmond Fredericksburg Line
Harvey Dent twenty one of 1001 BH street southwest fell or jumped from a moving train crossing the trestle over the Washington channel of the Potomac and drowned. His body was recovered by the harbor boat Vigilant crew and taken to the morgue. Coroner Nevitt ordered a full investigation to determine if the death was an accident following reported remarks and sighting by a flagman. A ticket to Brooke Virginia was found on Dent.
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Harvey Dent
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Washington Channel
Potomac
Lce
Commodore Sutton
Vigilant
Nevitt
Dent
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Collins
Brooke
Savings From Potter's Field Save Nannie Sanford
Funds provided by a Washington woman who wished to remain anonymous saved the body of Nannie Sanford from burial in Potter's Field. Unable to locate relatives, officials believed she came from Sharps, Virginia. The burial was arranged after the health officer received the donor's offer to cover all expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Sanford
Washington
Washington Asylum Hospital
Potter's Flesl
Sharps
Potter's Field
Woodward
Nannie Sanford Pesserney
President's Gift to Children at Cove Neck School
President and Mrs. Roosevelt provided Christmas gift candy to every pupil at Cove Neck public school. Mrs. Roosevelt sent two barrels of candy to the schoolhouse for the youngsters. Secretary Wilson named EH. Webster of Kansas as chief of the dairy division to succeed the late Maj. Henry E. Alvord. Webster brings substantial government dairy experience.
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Oyster Bay
L. T
Roosevelt
Cove Neck
Henry E. Alvord
Wilson
EH. Webster
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Maj
Webster
Metropolitan Club seeks temporary quarters after fire
The Metropolitan Club will delay choosing temporary quarters until next Wednesday while its board reviews offered sites including the Hotel Barton property, Davidge house, Arlington Hotel annex, Admiral Porter’s old home, and the former Russian Embassy. The committee will also consider restoring the damaged portion of the club building if insurers approve, potentially triggering a vote on rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Club
Seventeenth
H Streets
Club
Coomoa Club
Admiral A. 8
Kannay
Paul Johnson
Nathaniel Wilson
Hotel Barton
Davidge
Arlington Hotel
Admiral Porter
Nineteenth and I Streets
Policeman Roberts Attacked During Patrol on Ninth Street
Policeman Spencer Roberts reported he was attacked by two Black men while patrolling Third Street between L and M Streets in a deep gully. His revolver was stolen, his uniform slashed, and his left hand wounded. He claimed eight distress calls were sent, but neighbors did not hear any whistle. The incident spurred ongoing police board inquiry alongside past cases involving Miss Attila Boose and Newark defendants, with Roberts transferred between precincts earlier this year.
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Roberts
Spencer Roberts
Ninth Precinct
Ninth Street
Maryland Avenue
Third Street
M Streets
Roberta
Misa Attila
Boose
Wortheast Washington
Mies Forge
Bear
Pallee
Faw Maenthe Aga
Palleeman Noherta Wra
Georgetown
Weather Forecast and Temperatures Across Regions
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports a moving low pressure system in Minnesota advancing to Northern Maine with generally fair eastern and southern weather. High pressure over Lake Superior. rain or snow in western regions. unseasonably warm in the Lake region and southern states, with a cooling trend in the Missouri and Middle Mississippi valleys. West to northwest winds, rain from the Lower Mississippi Valley to New England, and colder conditions spreading from New England to the Middle Atlantic coast. Local station readings list hourly temperatures from 36 to 49 degrees and rainfall 0.10 inches, with sunshine at 57 percent and tides noted. Temperatures in other cities are summarized.
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U. S
Ohio Vallees
Plateau
Pacific
Lake Region
Atlantia Coast
Missouri Valley
Mississippi Valley
New Ingland Coast
Lower Lake Region
New England
South Atlantic States
Gulf Coast
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Middle Mississippi Valley
East Gulf
Middle Atlantic Coast
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Great Lakes
Lucal Whather
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M. I. Weller
Daizell
Temperance
Laan
Hood
Southern Association
Asheville
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Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Mass
Noftaly
Chicaga
Ives
Ledry Chielmatl
Obld Feau
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Thle
Dea Moines
Galvestin
Tax
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Mont
Thidanapolia
Kansas City
Little Hoek
Ark
Marquette
Mic
Ortaana
North Platts
al AG
Omaha
Pittapurm
Balt Lake
Uti
the Sunday Post
Charles Wagner
Clarence L. Cullen
Berryman
Dorothy Dix
Chadwick
Santa Claus
England
Peter Grogan
Peter
Seventh Street
Grogan
Dee
Atoekholdnrs
American Neways Company
Toekheldeba
Ameriuin Nawadays
Tantiary
John Fe Hemyoist
Taam de Washington Loan and Truet Company
Huilding
C. T. Richardson
Murat Walbtead
TRE Wasilington Market Company
Washington Market Company
Center Market
Washington, D
Frank G Wilkins
Washington, D. C
Corcoran Gallery OF Art
FL B. McGuire
Macdonnall
Phrenology
Mme. L. Macdonnall
Velati
Washington Market CO
O. J. de Moll & Co
N. W
Aona National Bank
Wael
Ciatian
Lydi
YNO
Moukah
D. C
Farmers’ and Mechanics' National Hark of
Tufasday
Berry
Del
Harry Park
Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
Shoemaker’s. Tennessee
Shoomaker CO
Schmid
Pot Emporium
Pwelfth Street
Sana
Vicery
Maud
St. Bernards
Gorcoran Building
15Th St. A
Weil
Roca
Weller
Public Comfort
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
McGill & Wallace
D. Hirkepatricke
N . Ave
14Th St
Fope Ride
Alice M. Paterson
Wilbur L. Smith
Dol W. L
Charles H. Gano
Home Life
Clara A. Westlake
Brunawick
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