PLAN FIREWORKS SHOW AT INAUGURAL BALL DEBATED
A plan to stage a fireworks display for the new president’s inaugural events is met with opposition and a deferment decision. Subscriptions rise to 78 200 dollars as many civic groups pledge parade participation. An inaugural committee meeting at the New Willard Hotel discussed timing and potential conflicts with the ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Flotel
Suman
Corm
Ailea Sale
Tally
Presteac
Oman
Harman
Dyspepsia Myth: The Stomach Its Role Questioned
An old advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cureall claiming the stomach does not cause dyspepsia and that tablets embedded with nutrients restore harmony. It touts that one may eat freely with no danger and asserts endorsements by forty thousand physicians. It invites readers to request a free sample by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Listuerberen & ST
Tysnepaia
Ciscomfort
Antadron
Til
Stuart Cois
Marshal
Inauguration Parade Preparations Amid Car Quarters
A report details a plan to house march participants in Pullman cars for three days in Washington. About 159 men from the Home Town movement will travel by rail, with numerous organizations pledging to attend the inauguration parade and display bands and troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hog Perkins
Philipsworn & Co
Oh Rapley
Charles Rauscher
Buna Sous
WF Roberts Company
Allert
Sikes & Co
James
Shea
Shoemaker
Simus
Lureproof Construction Company
Elite Spear
Staples
Louis Stern
New York
Terrell
Charles & Tribby
George
White
Jerome J. Wilber
Henry A Wilard
Ko Wilard
Wikterdd& Reed
Wilmer
Jesse B Wilson
Ueandihonals
Utca
Pullman Car Company
Tumyang
Waclangton
Morgan
Willams Ware
John Je Reyburn Club
Philadelphia
Jin
Ik Haveren
Mingan
Gubert
tMaf
Mele Sams
Buffalo NF
Washington
Hank
President Roosevelts Rare Beasts Visit During Holiday Homecoming
President Roosevelts plans for a rare wife and two white rhinos are mentioned alongside a holiday homecoming. Notable figures such as Senator Aldrich and Perkins meet visitors at the White House. Theodore Roosevelt, Archie, Quentin, and Mrs Longworth prepare for a Christmas return to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loosevelt
Huntu
Aften
MacoFdgan
Mearns
White House
Ming
Te Natunil Museum
Aldrich
Perkins
Lavell White
San Trinisco
White
Bache
Roosevelts Taraly
Washington
Theodore Keosevelt
Connecticut
Istedsu
Harvard
Archie
Gre Ton
Quentin
Episcopal High School
Meio Vie Werd Rae
Mra Longworth
Alec Will
Tas
United States Electors Final Canvass Wisconsin 1908
Special notices recount the final ascertainment of Wisconsin electors for President and Vice President, certified by Governor Davidson and Secretary of State Frear. The documents describe the Board of Canvassers statement, the official seal, and the presidential ticket selections for the 1908 election with detailed constitutional and statutory references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States OF America
Act of Congres
Wisconsin
Wersembor
G K Hawley
Pesiéent
United States
United
United State
Tate
Casvaas_ 3
Eid
Wieconalp
Capitol
Beal
Davidson
A. Fear
BYRTH
Department of State
J. A. Freer
Wiscanala
Board of Canvassers
Wiccongin
Madison
A.D
J A. Frear
State of Wisconsin
James A. Frees
Andrew H Dahi
Siste Tressurer
Renk L Glbert
Alttorney
Board of State
Elgig Olsleiz
Izeles
Bea
Vital
Sid Sisi
Aunes Az Tres
al Anil Ap
Marinette
Wesvinien
Pepin
Ruth Ae
Burlne
Aual
Richlawn
Ock Pia
Waehbur
Washington
Viele
Waukesiia
Sir
Waupaca
Ais
Roger
Maos
Tusk Tissa
Elio A
Adana
Bayfield
Burnett
Hinpewa
Dan Crawford
Saure
Dan Clare
Juneau
Kenosha
Iga
Richland
Ceols
Taylor
Ant Trempealein
Vernon T
Walworth
Waalburn
Mm Ferai
Wai
Orreas
Osis
Washington Market Company
Washington MarketCompany
Tympant
Seventh Street
Center Market
Washington DC
FRANK_G WILKINS
Wasiington
Root receives diplomats at regular diplomatic reception
Sinbuisdors Tikatira of Japan and Baron Rosen of Russia attended the regular diplomatic reception. Secretary Roots' vali yesterday, Baron Mhsed just returned from Europe and paid his news to the Secretary. Baron Rosen may be sent to another post, a possibility discussed during his State Department visit. Senor Derrian Barrios visited the department to pay respects to the Secretary. An interview with the Secretary and Assistant Secretary Bacon occurred, and Senor Bar sley will leave the United States about the end of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinbuisdors Tikatira
Japan
Baron Rosen
Russia
Baron Mhsed
Europe
White House
State Department
Haitian Envoy Leger Awaits Advice On Successor
Minister J N Leger, Haiti's representative in Washington who resigned last week, said he expects word from his government by next Wednesday regarding his successor and whether he will stay in the United States or return home. Commander Bradshaw Named to National Board for Promotion. Lieut Comdr George B Bradshaw, U N, now serving in the bureau of navigation, has been appointed a member of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N Leger
Washington
Mr Leger
Bradshaw
George B. Bradshaw
Bureau of Navigation
National Board For
Wisconsin State Vote Totals From County Returns
A long list summarizes votes for state officers and national offices from Wisconsin counties. Names include Henry Tanhem, Bramk Morcell, Gearme Mundred, and many others with totals such as eleven thousand five hundred forty for a candidate and twenty-eight thousand for another, reflecting Democratic and Republican tallies across districts. The document records official results and confirms the electors and statewide winners as of November 24, 1068.
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Henry Tanhem Testis
Totesaichard & Griggs
BeUs-SeNe Homan
Wien BR
Mead
Néthercut
Bramk Morcell
Ong Dentand
United States
Wuten
Mortie A Schmorm
Robert Sildel
Dyer Walters
Oven Way
John C. Bolt
Charles L. Allen
Wisconsin
Joseph Paul
John W Krans
Aix
Wilton
Nousind
Swentrwiens
Adolph J. Schmite
Beaty Jovecsieor
Crevaight Thaumizid
Airty-Ab
Harimderved
Gilbert ‘T. ‘Hodge
William G. Beamer
Joh Dengler
Heney
Toe
Henry Fioll
Eward
Rouen
Tolee
John ‘Toohey
Robert H de
Chantyeame
Gsi
Ohm OG
Vous Eneator
Har
Siztr-Gi
Hun
Bevel
Conn A
Horace Walmaley
Tote Bevel
Patrick ’Meara
Stolger
Tewire
Wing
T L Bingen
Emil Weteach
Wiliam C
Flotian Wy Hurkes
F Greenwood
Robert HM Dealer
Lampert
Heffel
Jobo
Stolper
William Kohl
Philp Sheridan
Ates
Florian Lamner
Herbert L Peter
Herbert Z. Peterson
Riordan
O K Hawley
Baring Gregana
Thames H Byot
Faraived
D E Riordan
Dred
Thomas Emmertony
Hawley
Cig
Walter Rometack
Frear
Truman T Parker
Arne Peten
A EH Dahl
Atty Sever
Will E Mackson
Gilbert
Westinghouse Plant To Resume Full Operations Jan 1
Dec 2 report says the Westinghouse airbrake plant will resume operations in full starting January 1. Several piano house firms will close Saturday for a three day holiday for clerks. Listed firms include Sanders & Stayman Knabe & Co and others in Plitteburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders & Stayman, Knabe & Co
W of Frederick Music Company
Young & Melagh
AYV, Grimes
B. F. Droop Sons & Co
Maurer and Boyce Form Limited Partnership
George H Maurer and Adaline Boyce announce a limited partnership under Maurer and Company to operate a hats and umbrellas dealer business. Adaline Boyce paid 50 dollars as a special partner, the partnership begins now and continues until December 31 1935. Filed with the clerk of the Supreme Court District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VIN I. Ellett
6Th St. m
George H Maurer
Adaline Boyce
Maurer and Company
Supreme Court District of Columbia
Richard P. Evans
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Wall
Nile
Executive
Franx P. Milburn & CO
Jarchitegts
Washington, B. C
McGill & Wallace
DR. White
Pa Ave
National City Bank
Merthanta
Ings Bank
Furniah
Visltors
Aca
Moi Weller
Iniaierene
Sax
Gajestic
Vaudville
Baily
Cornelius Rubmer
Symphony Ralarirer
Torkers
Tarthur Smith
Fenn Palace Theatre
Alhambra Theater
7Th Street
H.W
Specia
Ratunday
Root
Takahira, Rosen
Senor Barrios Calon
Leger
Sanitary Grocery Co
Cairo Buffet
Windsor Club
Tien
Comar
F Slims
Judd &@ Detweiter, Inc
HIG
Albaugh
Baltimore
ATS & M
Baltisnore
Ohio
Pennarivania
Eastmore A
Omen
the Sulipany
The
Metropolitan Opera Hoss
Januan
Madam Butterfly
Geraldine Farrar
Astimetur Caruso
Tekers
Sale
Atonday
Arvaugh
North Charles
Bath Way
Hindwiller Associat
Eservant
Mhehouse
Wynne Mathison Tyree
Walter Hempton
Arthur Lews
Mabel Woore
Frank Wiis
Ben Fields
Waek Saats
Charles Froeman
London
Gottenberg
Lusdon
Bingthe Darceus
Tii
Simas
Tarwant & Aine M
Geo
Evans
POSET
Pny
Henry Miller
Great Divide
Amy
Cpiff Fnclaads
Waling Arabian
NEW Academy
Haisl
Frisco
Gayety Theater
CLARK
Rivers Gunner
Ang the
Livingston
Lyceum
Colonial Belles
Josh Howard
Lady Wall Street
Platere
Pistorie’s Society Orchestra
Columbia Road
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