Chorus Aims to Illuminate City Monuments for Inaugural
Hundreds gather at the Pythian Temple to rehearse songs for March 6 at the Pension Office building under Percy Foster. Plans cover alternating color lights on the Capitol dome and Monument, plus a street decoration scheme to comfort and inspire the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnteen
Pythian Temple
Ninth Street
Percy & Foster
Pension Office
Foster
Roosevelt
Tannhauser
Hichbere
de Koven
John Knowles Paine
Edmund Clarence Stedman
New York
Bernard R Green
New Willard
Capitol
Bilding
Subcommittee
Committee On
Pennsylvania Avenue
Chase's
Committee On Decorat Uvens
M I Weller
Committee On Public Order
Subcommittee On
S Street Northwest
Washington
F Street
Inaugural Committee Names and Police Meeting Plan
A list of inaugural committee members is presented along with the note that Maj. Richard Sylvester will coordinate with the National Bureau of Criminal Identification for an early January Washington session. The Bureau’s governors include Col Mathew Kiely J T Janssen Maj Michard Sylvester Francis ONeill and others. The Roosevelt Club of Service Men reports 100 names already joined and seeks a parade role in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Home Club
Gilesel
W P van Wickle
Marcus Benjamin
Cosmos Club
van Wickle
Civic Organizations
EB H Warner
Committee On
B H Warner
Thomas C Moyes
Gen Pickard Cochran
New York
John W Stork
Baltimore
Chird
George E Emmons
JW Buck
HA Alexander Sydney
Hate F A. Berea
Lorenzo Brown
Amhur
W. Beell
Bacon James W Hevans
W W Brown
Henry T Birchard
Fred Brackett
Henry K. Bryan
G Betts
Lester A. Bare
Barry Bulkley
George G Brown
Lewis Baar
Zeno B. Babbitt
Richard J Beall
IC A. Beckman
Edw
W. Burgfeld II
H Berman
J P Derthrong
H. le Biscoe
Joseph
W I. Collamer
Wilam W Cookson
J Harry Cunningham
Daniel William Downey
Mitchell Dyrenforth
W A. Domer
Addimon G Dubois
Charles L, Dubois Georges W Drew
H Bradley Davidson
Viorence Donahue
Lewis H. Douglass
Allan da
Maj
Richard Sylvester
Board of Governors
National Bureau of Criminal Identification
Washington
Mathew Kiely
St. Louis
J. T. Janssen
Milwaukee
Wis
Michard Sylvester
D. C
Francis O'Neill
Chicago
Ill
John Journee
New Orleans
Thomas F Farnan
William A. Pinkerton
Paul A Milliken
Cincinnati
Ohio
Frank Cassada
Elmira
N Y
Benjamin Murphy
Jersey City
N. J
William A. Pierce
Boston
Mass
Edward A. Evans
Bureau
Roosevelt Club
A Franklin Baumbauer
Firth Street
B. H. Warner
A. Franklin Baumbauer
Fifth Street
Public Lands Withdrawn for Irrigation Projects
The Interior Department ordered withdrawals of 448640 acres in Lakeview Oregon, 299590 acres in Redding California, 109440 acres in Susanville California, and 7720 acres in Independence California from disposal to support the Klamath River irrigation project. A man named Samuel Williams, 1806 Vermont Ave NW, broke his left leg after slipping on a sidewalk near Ninth and 9th Streets NW and was taken home.
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Klamath River
Interior Department
Lakeview
Oreg
Redding
Cal
Susanville
Independence
Owens River
Samuel Williams
Vermont Avenue
Ninth
Harvard Alumni Banquet Addresses by Notable Harvard Figures
The Washington Harvard Club held its penman meeting and banquet at the Raleigh with officers elected including President Edward Lander and treasurer Pickering Dodge. Speakers included Dr. Edward Everett Hale, Charles J. Bonaparte, Stephen Heckscher, and Robert Lincoln O’Brien, followed by Harvard songs and performances by the Schroeder Orchestra. a long guest list featured numerous club members and Harvard affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harvard Club
Penman
Raleigh
Edward Lander
Frank W. Hackett
Oliver Wendell Holmes
J Macbride Sterrett
J. & Diller
Robert Lincoln O’brien
Pickering Dodge
J. W. Davidge
Herbert Putnam
Librarian of
Congress
Harvey W Wiley
Edward Everett Hale
Senate
Harvard
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Stephen Heckicher
Philadelphia
Robert Lincoln O'Bren
Dr. Wiley
Mr. Bonaparte
Civil Service
Bonaparte
Harvard Yell
Messrs
Stone
Abbe, Baxter, Vaughan
Helprin
Schroeder
Charles J Bonaparte
Stephen Heckscher
Ames
E C Felton
Flannery
Melvin Green
L. O. Howard
Parrish
Valentine
Wengell
Philip T. Gerry
Truman Abbe
Charles Aiken
Charles Arthur Barnard
John K Baxter
W. G Beaman
Frank
W P Grant
Bernard Richardson Green
Foster H Green
Frank W Hackett
Harry W. Hahn
Matthew Hale
Percival Hall
Daniel L. Hazard
Frasier Devenport
W. A Hoellprin
Joseph Adna Hill
Franke ‘Hitchcock
Willem Hitz
John W Holcombe
Ia Hooper
Franklin T Howe
Mahlon Hutchinson
EH B Kimball
Story B Ladd
George Lawrence
Charles H Lincoln
Euetus N Littmaer
Joseph M. Long
Daniel W Lord
Edward Bartholomew McGetrick
B Pickman Mann
Charles Edward Monroe
Ross Perry Jr
A M Potter
James ‘Birch Rover
Daniel ,W. Rhea
William A. Slater
J Munobrida Bterrett
Ralph W Stone
Edgar D. Shaw
Walter R Tuckerman
Walcott Tuckamman
Howard Ruggles van Law
T Wayland Vaughan
Maurice J Wall
Wiliam Grant Webster
Elton L Whitney
Henry T Wiliams
Clarence R Wilson
John A Collier ‘Wright
Harvard in Need of Funds and Football Morality Concerns
Cambridge, Feb 1. President Charles W Eliot reports a deficit of 20000 in 1909 04 and warns of further deficits. He calls for a larger endowment, about 2500000 dollars, as a moderate goal. He critiques football ethics, condemning surprise ambush and overpowering smaller foes as ungentlemanly. Also notes a complexions specialist visit and real estate ads.
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Cambridge
Mass
Charles W Eliot
Harvard University
Milot
Eliot
Heroic ice rescues as boy clings to ice cake
Four boys risked their lives during a perilous Potomac ice breach. John Clark, fourteen, clung to a cake of ice for about twenty minutes after breaking through near Twelfth street southeast. Rescuers included Harry Shepherd, Albert Luckett, William Flaherty, John Persing, and James Harbin. Clark was taken to Providence Hospital in serious condition.
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Potomac
John Clark
Eleventh Street
Canalton
Clark
Providence Hospital
Anacostia
Gan Works
Twelfth Street
Harry Shepherd
K Street
Solidies
Shepherd
Albert Luckett
G Street
William Flaherty
I Street
Harry Bailey
Luckett
Flaherty
John Persing
Hit N Street Southwest
Persing
Bailey
James Harbin
lAnacostia
Patrick O 'Whalen
Saengerbunders at Fair Highlight Busy Saenger Night
Saengerbunders attended Washington Temple fair night with largest crowd. Welcome by executive committee, strong music by Saengerbund led by Max Fischer, President Frank Claudy quipped about generous hospitality. Songs rendered were Die Wacht am Rhein and Dimwi. Entertainment continued with refreshments and fair access. Tonight features business men’s night with speakers James Oyster and W W Cox. Saturday highlights include mergemine agent event and prize drawings for children and adults.
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Saengerbund
Washington Temple
Max Fischer
Frank Claudy
Rewhlng Am Rhein
Dimwie
Prof. Mander
James Oyster
Business Men’s Association
W. W Cox
Board of Trade
Associa Hone
Woodward
Germania
Miss Ale
Wil Harper
Wits
Sol Lansbureh
May Wenzel
Amelia
Wolf
Ike Herman
Lou Hiseman
Proclamation for Grover Graham Dyspepsia Remedy
A proclamation-like notice promotes the Grover Graham Dyspepsia Remedy sold with a positive guarantee to cure indigestion heartburn gas tritis and related stomach disorders. It claims instant relief and a permanent cure and cites an American rights claim from Grover Graham Co Newburgh New Jersey with references to Prof McDermott European use.
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Hostetter
Grover Graham
Grover Graham CO
Prof
McDermott
Europe
Neweurge
N. J
Cat Afteck
Catholic University pursues 78000 against Wagaman
The Catholic University of America filed suit yesterday to recover 78,308.54 owed on promissory notes held since 1897 to 1900. Rector Dennis J. O Connell explains notes were presented and refused, with the university seeking full recovery plus interest. Attorneys Hamilton and Colbert represent the university.
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Catholic. University
Connell
Catholicstjniversity Argo
John Fi Wadgaman
Thobias B
J. F. Waggorhan
America
E. Waggaman
O'Connell
Hamilton & Colbert
Catholic University of America
Andrew Y Bradley
Tes
Brediey
National Rendezvous Plans for Spanish War Veterans Group
A committee formed after the U S Spanish War Veterans convention in St Louis aims to establish a national organization in the city. Delegates will meet during inauguration week to secure property for club use and a daily meeting place. Prominent military figures are involved and a suitable house with option to purchase is sought. The Working Boys and Children's Aid Association reaffirms leadership and expands to Working Boys Home and Children's Aid. Central Pacific notes paid.
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Spanish War Volunteer Service
United States
United Spanish War Veterans
St. Louis
William
Volunteers’ Association
Army and Navy Club
David C James
J T Harrison
W. J. Hulings
I D Hancock
T. R Dominick
Working Boys and Children’s Aid Association
George Maulsby
William Ker
R.H Atwater
Panny G. Childs
Mya. J Cc
Heald
W. E. ©. Wilbur
NM D North
Grooks
Prindle
Working Boys’ Home and Children's Aid Association
Board of Managers
Weather Conditions and Cold Wave Across Regions
Weather report from U S Department of Agriculture notes a large high pressure system moving east from the Missouri Valley with a second recent high from the Canadian northwest. Very low temperatures prevail in the Upper Missouri Valley. light snow in the Middle Atlantic, Middle Mississippi Valley, and Middle Rocky Mountain regions. rain on the Pacific coast and in Texas. Forecast calls for precipitation east of the Rockies Thursday except Florida, with snow flurries along the Lower Lakes. Temperatures to fall across the East and South. warmer in the Upper Missouri Valley Thursday. highs in the Rocky Mountain region Friday. Winds: northwest along Atlantic coast, northerly along Gulf coast, and northwesterly over Lake Michigan. Continuous temperature and humidity readings included for various cities.
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Uogs Dept of Agriculture
Washington, DC
Missouri Valley
United States
Canadian Northwest
Middle Atlantic
Missigelop
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Texas
Florida
Lower Lakes
Gulf
South
New England
Upper
Mirktasippi
Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Bismarck
Waste
Potas Way
Beaching Bay
Metropolitan Club to erect new commodious clubhouse
Governors authorized to build a comfortable plain exterior clubhouse on the burned site if funds exist. Metropolitan Club sparred over insurance and dues or special assessments. Also notes substitute teachers appointed at Franklin School and the arrest of two men in Hempstead for assault and robbery of a Rosslyn merchant.
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Metropolitan Club
Arlington Hotel
John G Walker
Isthmian Canal Commission
Board of Education
Franklin School
Ollvye KE
Pushaw
Elle Ruth Tibbetts
Etta Louise Taggart
McGrath
Alice C Winch
Annie | Nevitt
Mona W Gill
Bessie
Mosher
New York
Chester Peters
Harry Lyons
Hempstead
L I
Willet ‘Itus
Rosslyn
Titus
Cape to Cairo Railway plan to settle settlers along line
Sir Charles Metcalfe sails to supervise the Cape to Cairo extension from the Zambesi to Borotseland. He outlines a scheme to grant 160 acre plots to bona fide settlers along the line, with land reserved from Bulawayo to Salisbury and beyond. The Victoria Falls cantilever bridge progresses with ten spans and large material stocks on site as construction moves from both river banks. The project aims to boost white settlement and rail access across Africa.
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Cape To Cairo
New York Tribune
Charles Metcalfe
Victoria Falls
Zambesi
Barotseland
South Africa
Reuter
Cape
Charles
Bulawayo
Salisbury
Kalamothe
Borotseland
Zambeai
Kalama
Tanganyika
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Committee On Public Comfort
Qghio
Pennsylvania
Eckington
Maryland
Eliot Woods
Lkely
United Mine Workers
Indianapoli
Ins
Gen. Lewellyn G. Hates
Watson W. Eldridge
Howard O. Emmons
William Fox
HW. Fuller
J. W. Fenton
William T Galliher
David L. , Gitt
Samuel Gompers
John T Guakin
William F
Uds
Andrew Gleeson
O. W. Gleason
Clarence Gothin Heylman
Lewis Hart
Col W. F. Hart
James W. Hart
Gilbert M. Hunted
Abraham Hart
Frank L. Hewitt
Joseph I Keefer
Arthur D Kidder
J Quest King
Carter
B Keene
Weed
Lincoln
E A. M. Lanson
George C. Lewin
Wilton J. Lambert
R. O H. T. Leipold
Judson WiLgens
Charles A Langley
Ralph W. Lee
M Loeffler
Frank Law
Wallace D. McLain
Robert H. McNeill
James F McHugh
John Mitchell
McLean
Dom. I Murphy
Oliver S Metserott
John McElroy
Moora
A F Morrill
Lee F. Miler
Walter C Murphy
Benjamin Micou
Frank Morrison
Whitfield McKinley
A. F McMillan
Harry B Major
Albert F Marsh
Thomas H Martin
L. W Maxon
Guion Miller
Parker A Nevin
T V. Noonan
F. R. Nalbel
Henry Neale
George W Pratt
Dr C. V Pattys
George Peter
S J Prescott
William FE Pearson
Alex K. Phillips
George B Pitts
Robert Potts
Hon W. J Purman
W. H. Fierce
Charles B. Pearson
Carroll Purman
Brainard
W. Parker
S W Rittenhouse
Elmer H. Ramey
Charles G Robinson
Clarence B. Rheem
M. W. Richards
W F Roberts
E Rogers
Ruff
W. Stone
Arthur Simmons
Gus A. Schult
Joseph Strasburger
John T Smith
U. S N
Laula P Shoemaker
Abner Shoemaker
N, Lansbury
Wiliam B Severe
William M Shuster
John B Simering
Col
O. G. Staples
Robert MH Stone
George W F. Swartzell
F W Sowby
John Sherman
C. G Simeps
J AB Slemaker
Willam Mal
Robert L. Stone
Henry
Steanbuager
J Tf Sulivin
H S& Suler
A” Swatbel
Harry H Thompson
M R. Thorp
Edwin Re Truel
J R. Taylor
W. M ‘Terrell
John B Thompson
John A. Johnston
Washington Club
Mme. Green
Oxzyn Bam Company
Affieck’s
Tosas
Skapers TN Peril
Johnny Clark
John_ Persing
Berlowe
Saengerbunders
Hebrew Entertainment
Macgaman
National Rendezvous
Working Boys’ Home Association
Central Pacific
Treasury Department
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Treasury
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh St
Metropolitan
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
7Th St. Bet. H and I Sts
Mr Blank
Moet & Chandon
United States Customs Reports
Bonfort
Messrs. Geo. A. Kessler & Co
The
United
Aaa
Liniment
United States Sanitary Company
Corporation Court
Alexandria
Virginia
E Porter
United States Sanitary
Missouri
Washington Gas Light Company
William Borme
Jardd&Aé Tofes
Washington Heights
South Fairfax St
Alexandria Va
H Weaver
Macdonnalys, School OF Parenology and Psychology
Sth
St. Nw
Mme
L Macdonnel
MT RS
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Mt. Vernon
McGill & Wallace
Pope
Clara & WE
Brinkwick
Alice M Paterson
Wilbur L
Kirkpatrick
Tharp
Berkeley
N.W
Philo Hay On
H.Z
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