Inauguration Parade Plans Expand to Colleges and Ohio Troops
The New Willard hosts the inaugural committee as invites go to colleges from Maine to California for Roosevelt’s ceremony. Ohio Troop A may honor the event again. indented plans include more seating, decoration, and potential participation from Ohio engineers and Birmingham Rifles with a focus on a larger, better organized parade essence.
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New Willard
Wilson
Scert Hitrheveck
Roosevelt
Cong
Institutions of Learning
Warner
Committee On Civic Organizations
Maine
California
Jnakes
Gulf
Harvard
Princeton
Maryland Agricultural Colles
Carlisle
McKinles
Victim of Shotgun Accident in Mount Erin Virginia
Parker Pochardson sixteen year old son of Joseph Richardson of Mount Erin Virginia was injured yesterday afternoon when a shotgun discharged during a tram ride at his father’s home. Forty to fifty shot pellets penetrated and lodged in his left side. He was taken to a hospital for treatment by Morgan of Wahtupten. Surgeons stated pellets were superficial and could be removed. the patient is in stable condition.
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Parker Pochardson
Joseph Richardson
Washington
Paulsen Freed by Court After Bankings Wake
Former Chicago banker William A. Paulsen, once president of Central Trust and Savings Bank, freed from prison on a technicality after an appeal date issue. Judge Bishop in Wheaton ruled the release tied to whether an appeal was pending at the time. Also notes a banker LeRoy Nesbit’s suicide and Conneaut banker Charles M. Traver filing voluntary bankruptcy with liabilities near $60,000.
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Chiware
William A. Paulsen
Central Trust and Savings Bank
Tnstitution
Susalvent
du Cage
Wheaton
Ili
Paulsen
Supreme Court
States
Supreme Court of the United States Dd
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Bishop
LeRoy K. Nesbit
Cam
Conneaut
Leveland
Ohio
Charles M. Traver
First National Bank
Aserts
Inaugural Committee to Unite Nations Planned Speech
Prof Waldstein announced the inaugural effort to unite nations, with initial costs around 200000 dollars and potential total costs over a million. The project will begin in spring after assent from Europe and the United States.
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Prof
Waldstein
Europe
United States
President Roosevelt to Lead International Herculanum Excavation
Prof. Waldstein visited the White House to seek U S backing for an international effort to excavate Herculaneum. Roosevelt agreed to head the American representation, joining Italy France Germany and England in a joint venture funded by private and national contributions to recover priceless manuscripts art and libraries buried beneath eighty feet of volcanic ash.
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Waldstein
Italy
France
Germany
England
Thousevelt
International Committee
Herculaneum
Charles Waldstein
University of Cambridge
White House
William
Loubet
Humbert
United States
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Hay
American Institute of Archaeology
Herbert Wadsworth
Washington
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May
New York
J. Vierpont Morgan
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Oneilla
Athens
Delphi
American
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Nan Patterson case notes and political intrigue emerge
Nan Patterson's father arrives in New York from Washington with gifts and a message of support as she awaits her next trial. Reports tie leading West Virginia officials to a possible bail offer of 50 000 dollars, amid sensational connections and local political figures. Patterson continues to receive a flood of mail, with forty five letters noted in one day.
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New York
Nan Pitterson
Washington
Tombs Prison
Patterson
M Patterson
Cotton Growers To Meet In New Orleans Convention
Monticello Ga December 27 President Marvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Growers Protective Association issues a call for an Interstate convention to be held January 24 to 28 1905 in New Orleans. Key topics include financing the cotton trade a regional statistics bureau a cotton exchange a warehouse system acreage reduction fertilizer measures and a Southern alliance for mutual aid. The speaker asserts the South has the brains might and money to solve these questions swiftly.
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Monticello
Marvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Growers' Protective Association
New Orleans
South
Bureau of Statistics
United States
Pittsburg Peace Society Formed With Civic Leaders
Andrew Carnegie and Senators Penrose and Knox named honorary officers as Pittsburg adopts a constitution for a local peace society. A January 10 meeting will elect officers and arrange incorporation. The group plans a special arbitration committee to handle future labor disputes locally.
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Andrew Carnegie
Penrose and
Knox
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Peace Society
Misses Chadwick assets and jewel security details
Receiver Looser reports locating the trunk and satchel from the Holland House theft in New York and will bring them to Cleveland soon. Jeweler Henry Wuerst holds about 320,000 in Chadwick jewels as loan security and will surrender them when paid. Citizens Bank stockholders face double liability, with about 60,000 expected to be recovered.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Chadwick
Holland House
New York
Mr. Loeser
Loeser
Henry Wuerst
Elyria
Wuérat
Robert Lyon
Citizens’ National Bank of
Oberlin
Stutler Forced Out as Street Cleaning Chief
Warner Stutler, superintendent of the street cleaning department, was asked to resign by the District Commissioners after a three hour conference. He was granted forty eight hours to decide whether to resign or be dismissed, with the board declaring his removal in the public interest despite finding him not guilty of charges.
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Royal Robinson
Lilly & Robinson
Stutler
West
Stutter
Macfarland
Board Room
Board of District Commissioners
Duvall
Royal Mallen
Waster Studer
Tle
Luis & Nowbhein
Warner Alutier
Scientists in Session Opens AAAS Convention in Philadelphia
More than 1,500 scientists gather in Philadelphia for the fifty fourth convocation of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Carroll D. Wright will give his farewell address as president, to be succeeded by W G Farlow of Harvard. New officers include Ziwet, Mungle, Kinnicutt, Jacobus, Smith, Marriam, Robinash, Hough, Knapp, and Bowditch. Meetings discuss boosting college and university faculty membership with sessions from major scientific societies.
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American Association
Philadelphia
United States
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Carroll D. Wright
Association
Ife
W. G. Far
Washington
B. L. Robinash
Harvard
Walter Hough
National Museum
M. A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
H. P. Bowditch
American Physiological Society
American Society of Naturalists
American Society of Vertebrate Paleontologists
American Society of Zoologists
Association of American Anatomists
Society of American Bacteriologists
Society For Horticultural Science
The
Society For Promotion of Agricultural Science
How to Hold a Husband in Happy Marriage Tips
A 19thcentury guide extols keeping a cheerful disposition and youth, praising Dr. R V Pierce Favorite Prescription as a women’s tonic. It cites testimonials from Mrs Julius Webby and offers free trials and medical advice via mail from Buffalo New York.
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R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Julius Webby
Cambridge
Dorchester County
Inbat
Shriners in Collision Injures Admiral Schley Buzz
A collision in Baltimore yards between the Harrisburg express from Washington and the Peninsula express at Union Station injured several Mystic Shriners including Admiral Winfield Scott Schley. Engineers Rudolph Bruetiner and George Ungleb were hurt, others suffered cuts and a broken nose.
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Admiral Schley
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Station
Northern Central
Harrisburg
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railway
George Ungleb
Lack of Silver Bullion Forces Congress Action
Philadelphia December 37 John H Landis United States Mint superintendent says silver bullion is exhausted and Congress must authorize purchase or approve a temporary remedy to avert a $10,000,000 shortage in small silver coin. He warns wholesale layoffs of mint employees may begin January 1 without relief.
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Philadelphia
John H. Landis
United States Mint
Landis
Skiver Bultlon
Girl Jumps From Window in New York Lodgings
Cecilia Moss known as Cecile Moss Ward and Nellie Ward died by jumping from a third story window in a West Thirty-sixth Street lodgings house. Her mother in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, was notified to send the body home. The deceased had lived in Washington and had claimed an affiliation with Clifton Frazer, a man in government service who may be a fictitious figure. She had recent contact with jockey Johnny Hour, and a Christmas Day letter offered no hint of imminent suicide. The motive remains unclear, with despondency cited as a possibility.
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Washington
Cecile Moss
Cecile Ward
Nellie Ward
West Thorly-sixth Street
New York
Cecilia Moss
Thomas Moss
West Marion Street
Lancaster
Clifton Frazer
Cliffton Frazer
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ohio Avenue
Johnny Hour
Weather predicts cold wave and fog across broad region
The bulletin reports a Western cold wave advancing toward the Atlantic coast and Lower Lake region with snow in the lower Ohio Valley and New England. Wind directions vary by coast with brisk conditions. storm warnings issued from Cedar Keys to Eastport and in the interior from New York to West Virginia. Local data show temperatures ranging from the 40s to 90s in selected cities, with clear notes on humidity, rainfall, and tides. Also noted is a plan for a modern hotel in Cincinnati costing above a million dollars, to be built on the former Pike Opera House site with financing partly from New York interests.
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M. E. Ingalls
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Well Known Model Farcane Dies Despondent Over Family, Poverty
New York dispatch reports Dominic Farcane a famed model who killed himself after his wife left him and poverty left him unable to support his four children. He had long posed in studios and art schools, but last winter his engagements declined and he sought furnace work to survive while funds supported his children in a distant institution.
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