Inaugural Parade Plans Grow for Roosevelt's Victory
A large student turnout is expected in the inaugural parade with colleges invited nationwide. Ohio Troop A may participate, while Maryland Agricultural College and Carlisle Indians are among invited schools. Ohio engineers and Indiana guards join extended preparations at the Pension Office building as committees finalize decor, seating, and route logistics for the January inauguration.
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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 Va
Parker Pochardson sixteen year old son of Joseph Richardson of Mount Erin Virginia was accidentally shot yesterday afternoon while returning from a tram ride at his father’s home. The gun discharged striking his left side with forty to fifty birdshot pellets removed. He was brought to Gar ted hospital where surgeons say several pellets remain and skin injuries are superficial. He remains under hospital care as of last report.
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Parker Pochardson
Joseph Richardson
Washington
Paulsen Freed on Technicality In Bank Collapse Case
Chicago banker William A. Paulsen, former president of Central Trust and Savings Bank, freed by Judge Bishop on a procedural point as appeal on his prior eight year sentence proceeds. The case centers on deposits accepted when the bank failed in 1898 and the pending status of his appeal under the federal law. Also reported are a banker’s suicide note and a Conneaut bank president’s bankruptcy petition with liabilities around $59,500.
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Chicago
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
Getoer
Bishop
Conneaut
Leveland
Ohio
Charles M. Traver
First National Bank
Aserts
Inaugural Committee to Unite Nations of the World
Prof Waldstein announced that the inaugural work to unite nations will begin in spring with initial costs of at least 200000 dollars and potentially over 1000000 dollars as all nations have given assent.
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Prof
Waldstein
Europe
United States
President Roosevelt to head international Herculean dig in Italy
Prof. Waldstein, invited by Secretary Hay, asks President Roosevelt to lead the American representation in an international excavation to uncover buried treasures at Herculaneum and Pompeii. The plan seeks global funding from nations including Italy France Germany and England with the king of Italy at the helm of the international committee.
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Roosevelt
Waldstein
Italy
France
Germany
England
Thousevelt
International Committee
Herculaneum
Charles Waldstein
University of Cambridge
White House
William
Loubet
Humbert
United States
Pompeii
Vesuvius
Hay
American Institute of Archaeology
Herbert Wadsworth
Washington
Lly
John W. Foster
May
New York
J. Vierpont Morgan
Prof
Fubii
Oneilla
Athens
Delphi
American
Wnd
Nan Patterson in New York Trial Updates and Prison Visit
Nan Patterson’s father arrived from Washington to visit at the Tombs prison in New York amid ongoing proceedings. He delivered gifts and a cheer message from her mother and will stay until Patterson’s next trial. He noted Patterson has no other friends and receives a steady stream of mail, with forty five letters today.
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New York
Nan Pitterson
Washington
Tombs Prison
Patterson
M Patterson
Cotton Growers to Meet in New Orleans in 1905
Monticello Ga December 27 President Marvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Growers Protective Association calls an Interstate convention to be held January 24 to 28, 1905 in New Orleans. Topics include financing the cotton trade, a producer bureau, a cotton exchange, county organize quickly, 25 percent fertilizer reduction for 1906, local warehouse system, and a Southern agricultural alliance for mutual protection.
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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 Arbitration Plan
Pittsburg Pa December 27 the Pittsburg Peace Society adopted a constitution and formed a new group. Andrew Carnegie agreed to be honorary president while Senators Penrose and Knox will serve as honorary vice presidents. A special arbitration committee will hear labor dispute grievances. The society plans incorporation and an officers election January 10.
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Andrew Carnegie
Penrose and
Knox
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Peace Society
Mrs Chadwick's Assets and Missing Trunk Located
In Cleveland on December 27 the Chadwick receivership inquiry paused with Receiver Looser announcing the missing trunk and satchel from the Holland House in New York will be brought to Cleveland within days. Jeweler Henry Wuerst holds about $20,000 in Mrs. Chadwick jewels, ready to surrender when the loan is repaid. appraisals will follow. Separately, Citizens' National Bank of Oberlin stockholders face double liability under Comptroller guidance, with an estimated $60,000 to be realised from this measure.
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Looser
Cleveland
Ohio
Chadwick
Holland House
New York
Mr. Loeser
Loeser
Henry Wuerst
Elyria
Wuérat
Robert Lyon
Citizens’ National Bank of
Oberlin
Awashington Loan and Trust Company
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Cigs
Eel Company
Om Rus
Twelfte Hoon
O'Rlock
Andrea Parka
Thedi
Lincoln National Bank
Warshington
Warhington, Co. Devi
SKM
Aramal Elesting Fig Dee Bop
Uda Divake
Cheeneatang Ste
Phiee
Piel Tien
M12
CG. H. PP. Johnson, Treas, Pekre Os FE Traders National Bank
Washington
D.C
ATHEY
Capital Traction Company
Union Paaseneer
A. T. Dunlop
M. Koones
Citizens National Bank OF
Washington City
District of Columbia
MO HH. Moore
Harry Park
N Market
Washington Market Company
Seventh Street
Center Market
City of Washington
Frank G. Wilkins
Washington, D. C
Macdonwallds School OF Phrenology and Psychology
Stutler's Job Gone as Commissioners Demand Resignation
Warner Stutler, superintendent of the street cleaning department, was asked to resign by the District Commissioners after a three hour conference. The board found his conduct showed unfitness for the job, granted him 48 hours to consider, and announced his removal.
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Warner Stutler
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
In Philadelphia more than 1500 scientists gather for the fifty fourth convocation of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Carroll D. Wright delivers his farewell address while W G Farlow of Harvard succeeds as president. New vice presidents include Ziwet Mungle Kinnicutt Jacobus Smith Marriam Robinash Hough Knapp Bowditch. Meetings plan to expand university faculty membership as societies begin sessions.
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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 and the Dr Pierce Cure
A promotional item urges women to hold their husbands via cheerfulness youthfulness and a positive disposition. It promotes Dr R V Pierce Favorite Prescription a liquid extract of herbs as a tonic for the womanly system claiming cures for leucorrhea female weakness and prolapse. Testimonials claim benefits with free reward offers and requests readers mail stamps for works by Dr Pierce at Buffalo New York.
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R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Julius Webby
Cambridge
Dorchester County
Inbat
Shriners in Collision in Railroad Yard
A collision in Baltimore at the Union Station yards between the Harrisburg express and the Peninsula express shook a large Shriners party from Washington. Admiral Schley and several passengers were injured or shaken, with injuries varying from broken arms to head bruises. The Harrisburg train carried numerous Mystic Shriners and guests including Schley, who was en route to Harrisburg for a Zembo Temple ceremony.
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Washington
Admiral Schley
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Station
Northern Central
Harrisburg
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railway
George Ungleb
Lack of silver bullion prompts federal action urged
Philadelphia dec 37 John H Landis superintendent of the US Mint declares silver bullion exhausted and urges Congress to authorize purchase or temporary relief to avert a 10 000 000 shortage in small silver coin. He warns wholesale mint layoffs beginning jan 1 unless relief is obtained and notes a hoard of 568 000 000 silver dollars with no popular demand.
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Congress
Philadelphia
John H. Landis
United States Mint
Landis
Skiver Bultlon
Girl Jumps From Window in New York Tragedy
Cecilia Moss known as Cecile Moss Ward or Nellie Ward died by suicide at a West Thirty-sixth Street lodging house in New York City. Her mother, Mrs. Thomas Moss, of Lancaster Pennsylvania, was notified and the body sent home. Moss had recently associated with Clifton Frazer alias J J Hall and Johnny Hour the jockey. Frazer’s existence appears dubious. Moss traveled from Washington, lived near Pennsylvania Avenue, and wrote of marriage and plans to stay in Lancaster.
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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 and trafficed forecast of mid Atlantic and Midwest
A lengthy weather bulletin reports a warm Atlantic canal district with dense fog from Northern Virginia to New England. A Western cold wave will reach the Atlantic coast and Lower Lake region by Wednesday with snow in the Lower Ohio Valley and New England Thursday. Winds expected west to northwest along the New England coast and brisk NW to W on the Great Lakes. Local temps show midnight to afternoon readings, high tides, and city figures. Also notes a storm warning from Cedar Keys to Key West and cold wave warnings across many states. A Cincinnati hotel project is announced, funded by Big Four leader M. E. Ingalls. NYC financiers involved. The piece mixes weather data, city temps, and a separate development note.
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Nebraska
Dakota
Maeda
Mlue Alkeipal
Atlantic Canal
Virginia
New England
Lawes Mlesisaippi
Atlantic Coast
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Lycoming
South Atlantic
Guilc
Great Lakes
European
Grand Banke
Cedar Keys
Key West
Atlantic
Jacksonville
Eastport
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
District of Columbia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Wester Florida
Tennessee
Ohio
West Virginia
Ratniali
D. m
Asheville
N.C
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Bismarck
N. Dak
Boston
Mass
Hufale
Nebr
Pittsburg
Ealt Lake City
Utah
St. Louis
Well known model Farcane despondent suicide in New York
Despondent over separation from wife and poverty, Dominic Farcane a famed New York model known for posing in studios died by his own hand today. He left four children and had few winter engagements, finances strained though most earnings supported his children in care. Gas explosion wrecks Grand Forks hotel injuring three. a porter seriously hurt. A Newark woman and a Kansas City pair fined for a street fight. Rev T F Lits consecrated Bishop of Leavenworth Diocese in Kansas City.
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Dominic Farcane
New York
Dominic Faroane
Paroane
Hadeen
Grand Forks
N. D
Columbia
James Ham
Mary Finn
Leavenworth
Kansas City
T.F. Lits
Kans
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State of
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Wilson Yerday
Company K
Birmingham
Mm Coremand
C. B. Ballard
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Ipmenu
Foster
Muse Committee
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Find Owen
John B Lar
Gilltown
Larner
Richardson
LeRoy K. Nesbit
Cam
W. S. Knox
Hood
Nan Patterson
Shevlal
Wheeling
W. Way
Charles W. Awwisher
West Virgina
Holdspves
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Cftisena
Palemont Hi Wing
Nuaree
Munatoy Hwirher
Shriners
Winfield Scott Schley
Zembo Temple
Mystic Shriners
Almas Temple
Nobiea
Mystic Shrine
Lansburgh & Bro
Batiste
Teta
Seventh St
Sanders & Stayman Co
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Cincinnati
Pike Opera House
M. E. Ingalls
Big Four
Peter Grogan
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Estelle Neal
Fennie Brown
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James K. Probey
Cafe Calvert
Sunday Post
Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
Shoomaker CO
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Weller
McGill & Wallace
Fest Wallace
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