Inaugural Souvenir Plans and Civic Parade Committees
Chairman Green submits list of committee members for illumination finance and civic parade roles. The feature inducement is an illustrated inaugural souvenir with Washington design, Roosevelts portrait, and a three fold plan. Prospective contributors and organizations line up as committees and subcommittees finalize membership and funding targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Finance Committee
Aften
Isader Saks
Washington
Floban Nichols
Columbia
Khooservelt
Vic
Fairbank
White House
The
Capitol
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
Loosvelt
Fairbanks
Charmin Carcellar
Publican National Committee
TR Oubbican
Kittmai Walsim
I Justiial
Etic
Walt R Wellmin
Foren Pt Omlans
Pon Ff
Inaugural Committee Weights and Regional GOP Bodies
A fragmented list of political clubs and National Guard units, naming Frelinghuysen Lancers Newark NJ Republican Committee of Longan County NJ Maryland Agricultural College College Park and various clubs in New York City Philadelphia and Providence. The scan enumerates marching groups and regiment affiliations including Lincoln Club Toledo Ghia Conkling Ln Second Regiment New York National Guard Twenty third Regiment Infantry Brooklyn Eighth Regiment Infantry and Company A First Light Infantry Regiment plus State troops.
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Amin Berwarel
Bernard RO Creen
MGI Fist Vie
Learge
Piflander Betts
Secretare
Walt Alen
James Donne
Celter
John R Galloway
George
Lesa FoGen
Harding
Hueke
Henlloser
Barbie John H
Liayd
Marlow
Maynard
Padelfird
Powell
Rapley
Sinclair JL
Fotr Woodae
Jim
Marshal Chairma
Marshal
Ge Wilson
Charles Glover
France
Charles Gibson
Anes
Charman
H Warner
UW Civil Organizations
Warner
Paterson J Young Wena
Republican Tariff Club
Pittaburg Pa
Hnuights of Maccabees
Washington
Republican Glee Club
Columbus
Ohio
Assembly District
Republican Club
New Yark City
Hamiliat Republian Club
New York City
National Republican League
Philadelphia St Paul Cadets
Washington DC
Roosevelt and Fairbanks Marching Club
Norfolk Sa
Old Guard
Columbus Only
Old Boys
Fremont and
Lincoln Club
Washington, DC
Hattalion
Jersey City Nod
Republican Tink of
Newark City
New West Brigade
Oklahoma I Ot
Buckeye Republican Club
Original
Roosevelt Republian
St Paul Minn Tippecanow Club
Cleveland
Oho
Blaine Inving
Ttle Republican Club
Frelinghuysen Lancers
Newark
NJ Republican Committee of
Lunan County
Maryland Agricultural College College Park
Railsplittera
Toledo Ghia Conkling
Lnconditional Club
Lika
Peter E Smith
Philadelphia
Madison Equatre Republian Club
New York National Guard
Ameterdant Roop Twenty Third Regiment
Infantry
Brooklyn Eighth Regiment
New York State Troops
First Light Infantry Regiment
Providence
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McMillan Family Tragedy Fire Kills Three in Geneseo
A Geneseo press dispatch reports Charles Frank and Lottie McMillan perished in a house fire at the head of Conesus Like. Luna McMillan and Mary Dornan were unable to follow. The family, prominent in Livingston County, faces illness and funeral arrangements.
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Otl
James McMillan
U S A of & Cooke Place
Georgetown
Geneseo N
Charles McMillan
Lottie McMillan
Frank McMillan
Charles Frank
Lottie
Luna McMillan
Mary Dornan
Debria
McMillans
Laivingston County
Val McMilan
Head severed by wheels on railroad crossing
A man believed to be carpenter Spurrier is killed by a Baltimore bound Pennsylvania train near D Street southwest Washington. The head is found between tracks after the accident with the body later identified by authorities. Witnesses from the yard office and track workers relay details as Misa Spurrier, a masseuse, prepares to identify the victim.
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Geape W
Atty Venta
D Street
4A Square
George Griggs
Fourth Precinct
Spurrier
Washington
Baltimore
Dstreet House
The
Post
Misa Hattie Spurrier
Fredonia
Occupy New Quarters Met Club Moves to Arlington Annex
Metropolitan Club members moved into the Arlington Annex after a fire. Nineteen rooms in the old Payne and Kennedy houses were prepared for use with no private rooms in the club house. Furniture and contents from the burned building are under appraisal. The house committee will decide during the two month lease whether to repair the old clubhouse or build a new structure, with estimates ranging from months to two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Club
Arlington Hotel
Arlington Annex
Payne
Kennedy
Johnson
House
Waggaman Accused in Suit Over Estate Funds and False Deals
Mary Ellen French Adele B Harry and the Little Sisters of the Poor sue Thomas E H Waggaman and John A Heenan in District Supreme Court seeking removal as trustees of Adele B French estate. Petition claims Waggaman misappropriated 7200 from notes paid to trustees, alleges false representations to Heenan, requests accounting, divestiture of real estate, and replacement trustees. Heenan named as co trustee with Waggaman but not blamed.
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Thomas EH Wagsgaman
District Supreme Court
Mary Ellen French
Adele B Harry
Little Sisters
Joh
Heenan
Waggaman
Adele B French
Carato
M J Keine
M J Colbert
Adele Bo
Adele Bo Mench
Liam
John Atteehan
John Mergen
Charles Mareani Buet
Mary Eilen Miench
Adele B
Harry
Little Sisters of the
Paar
Mr Heenan
Charles Morgan
Morgan
Mr Morgan
Vir Heenan
Bong
Messrs Waggaman and
Fleenan
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Clara Newman
Simms
Chamberlain
Thirty-second Street
Thirty Fifth Street
Thirty-fifth Street
O Street
Thirty-third Street
Clara E Newman
Simma
Messrs
Waggamun and
Thomas B Waggamuan
John A Heenan
Thomas E Wageaman
Adele B. French
Waghaman
Opraman
Eenan
Keene Elected Illustrious Potentate of Almas Temple Shrines
Jacobus S. Jones elected chief rabban and Francis A. Sebring as assistant rabban at Almas Temple. Carter B. Keene, born Freedom, Me, July 18, educated at local academies and George Washington University, is installed as illustrious potentate succeeding Fred W. Behrens. Balloting drew about 900 of 1,300 Shriners. Keene’s path marked by a hard campaign with Edwin B. Hay.
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Carter B Keene
Almas Temple
Mystic Shrine
Fred W Behren
Keene
Edwin B Hay
Jacobus & Jones
Rabban
Francis A Sebring
Allen Bussius
John A Elinger
Allison Nailor
Harrison Dingman
Frank Q McNew
Sebring
George Harold Walker
William F Gude
Imperial Council of the Shrine
Harry Standiford
Masonic Temple
Frank H Thomas
Imperial Council
Frank K Raymond
Fred W Behrens
Behrens
Imperial Council of North America
Mr Keene
Freedom
Marie Wesleyan Seminary
Law Department
Columbian
George Washington) University
Post Office Department
Division of
District of Columbia
Wasonic Order
M. Keene
Lafayette Lodge
Readfield
Washington
Winthrop Royal Arch
Winthrop
Trinity Commandery
Augusta
Federal Lodge No 1
Mount Vernon
Columbia Commandery No 2
Association of Worshipful Masters of
Raleigh
Masonic Grand Lodge of
District
Gurtin R Ginn
James A Wetmore
Ronenberg
Ralph W Lee
James MW Witten
James MW Witten Alt Naltloue and All Tongues '* Marry Rothechild
Hubbard Alexander Wolf
Association
Tuamtmaster
Aton
Grand Wawler Luran
Ginn Paal
Rand
Wetmore
Tarrion
White, Ltd
Tad
Beach Jr & R
Tevander
Weaver
Stephens James & Marehall
Herrmann
Warren Taleo
HO Jarmane
Tomas HO Vneworth
William Mehn
Rabey
Trolley Cars in Collision on New York Avenue Line
Traffic on New York avenue and Ninth street trolley lines delayed during rush hour after a collision at Ninth street Interstation. Motormen may have misread signals. both crowded cars were derailed with passengers shaken. One man bruised. a rider on the front platform ejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Avenue
Ninth Street
P H McDevitt
K Street Northeast
Victor Talking Machine Wins Highest Honor at Exposition
The International Jury of Awards at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis bars all competitors to award the Victor the top prize, reaffirming its status as the best. The public is invited to a Saturday evening concert in our sales rooms at 98 Pennsylvania Avenue with Caruso Sembrich and Maud Powell performing. John F Hillis & Co announces seats for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Avenue
Malbe, Caruso, Sembrich
Maud Powell
John F. Hllis & Co
Law Libray Defacement Charge Against 4 Visitor
Arthur Holt a 38 year old War Department clerk from 628 C street northeast was arrested in the Library of Congress for defacing property by cutting a coupon from a Boston Post page. Chief Clerk Thomas Alvord filed the complaint as patrons reported repeated mutilations over a month. Holt, watched by Lt. of the Watch, admitted Massachusetts origin and offered no motive. A previous similar case ended with a $500 fine after a Police Court hearing. The law prescribes a 26 to 1000 dollar fine or one month to one year in jail for mutilating library or public records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library of Congress
Arthur Holt
C Street
War Department
Congress
Fifth Precinct
Boston Post
Thomas Alvord
Holt
Alvord
Boston Daily
A B. Blauson
Reading
Dietrich
Massachusetts
Congressional Library
Hatchet Attack and Suicide Attempt in Washington Family Tragedy
Pendleton Fillmore Taylor, a 45 year old black man, struck his wife in their home on Twenty sixth Street NW with a hatchet fatally injuring her skull, then swallowed iodine, cut his throat, and leaped from a second story window. He survived with minor injuries while the wife died at Georgetown Hospital. Their three girls aged 7, 9, and 13 witnessed parts of the events. The couple had recently reconciled after years apart, with accusations of indiscretion driving the motive. The children were placed with a neighbor as police investigated.
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Pendleton Taylor
Pendleton Fillmore Taylor
Twenty Sixth Street
Georgetown University Hospital
Taylor
Washington
Bertha Taylor
Papa
Mamma
Inahea Square
Seventh Precinct
Besale
Bertha
Dorothy
Iter
Harvard St
Columbia Road
Nori
Walt Harry Parks
Washington Market
Washington Market Company
Beverth Street
Center Market
City of
Dales
Indy Fraders
HANK
Ineta
la Tesla
Ttia Bank Fassah
Pandary
Q St
Lo Macdonnall
Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
E Street
Weather conditions and forecasts from the Department of Agriculture
The Weather Bureau report notes clearing skies in the Northeast and fair conditions across the country east of the Rockies. Depressions linger north of Montana and off the Pacific coast bringing rain and gales to the Columbia River area. Warmer readings are expected in the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys and the Lake region with fair weather for Friday and Saturday except the Upper Missouri Valley. Winds vary along coasts and Great Lakes, with storm warnings on the Pacific Coast.
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Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Montana
North
Pacific Coast
Columbi River
Tatoosh Island
Ohio Valley
Lake
Mississippi Valley
Northern
Plateau
Missouri Valley
Lake Region
Atlantic Coast District
Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Grand Banks
Promoters Sentenced Over Wildcat Insurance Schemes
Chicago promoters Jacobs and Van Anden were sentenced for using mails to promote wildcat insurance deals. Jacobs received two years in the penitentiary and a $1000 fine, while Van Anden, due to age and extenuating circumstances, got one year in the house of correction and a $500 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jacobs
Charles J van Anden
van Anden
House of Correction
Jacobs and
Bucklen Arnica Salve Ad Slogan Card
Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised as the best in the world for cuts corns bruises burns sores and ulcers cures piles or no pay available from all druggists with the promise of satisfaction.
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Bucklen
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Roosevel
Polly
Gentemen
Argren
Aginmlet
He New
Satomal Oma Tee
Woolworth
Gerge Brartelson
Manu
Bernard R. Green
M’millan
George W. Spurrier
Southwest
Pennsylvania
Castoria
Beana
Hart
Waggaman Aggused
Sisters OF the Poor
Keene New Potentate
Mystic Shriners
Jacobus S. Jones
Francs A. Sebring
Collinaion
B Platt
Olympia Flats
Fourteenth
Roanoke Streets
Victor Talking Machine
Cory
Negro
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh St
Sanders & Stayman Go
F St
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
7Th St
Bet. H and I
Downey’s Stables
11Th St
R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Incorporated
Srucla
San Francisco
Grace Church
Hace Pay
Church
Ninth
D Streets
Charles Sontag
Albert S Belote
Childen
Maggie Godman
Louise Belote
Rata
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantis City
D ' Hinmarek
Doston
Buffalo
Vere i
Chitagy
Cheyenne
Davenport
Banyan
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Kansan Ly
Little Rick Ark
Marquette
North Platts Nebra
Oto
Omaha
Priteburg
James K. Probey
N. W
Tugs
Rend
Hollis Hall
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Fort Smith
Ark
Hartford
Satimatad
Alwaya
John Kennedy, Jr
N. E
E. Hebbard
Vose
Washingtonians
Q. J. de Moll & Co
G Street
Barney & Berry
John B. Espey
Ois
Bo Konic
Tharp
St. N.W
COR A &Jp
Maine
Sultana
Stannard
New York State
Iowa
Ssestatlantic & Pacific
Bulger
Tolman
Phone East
Ieee
Potomic Park
Hoiom
Commissioners of Pharmacy
National College of Pharmacy
Fea
Henry A Johnston
Phar D
New Jersey Avenue Northwest
Capital Traction Company
Nfon
GT Dunlop
Kcones
Citizens National Bank OF
Washington City
Dstrict
Inoh Moore
Johamna
Dercoran Building
15Th St. WN. W
Weller
McGill & Wallace
St. Pope
Ee Osteopath Allee
M Paterson
D. O . Wilbur Lamth
Charles H. Gang
Clara & West
Braewick
Pein Mth
Tid Ate
Bartivee
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