CALL FOR QUARTERS MR Weller MAKING UP LIST
Pennsylvania militiamen head list of housing on First Street for about 70 troops. New York and Ohio regiments to occupy Senate square houses. Luncheon service refused due to joint resolution wording. Emergency hospital use and basement office space planned. Some troops may stay outside. Inaugural parade plans detail college delegations and police arrangements. Eighth Ohio regiment not attending inauguration due to railroad rate issues.
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Pennsylvania
First Street
Ohio
Charman Weller
Committee On Public Comfort
Woods
Capitol
Senate Office
Weller
William A Stokes
Twenty-third Regiment
New York National Guard
John K Walbridge
Company L
Saratoga
Emma E. Randolph
Department of Soldiers Sailors, and Marines
Womens Christian Temperance Tnion
Polie
Weeds
Qhioatonal Guard
Washington
McNeill
Subcommittee
Committee On Disc Organizations
Harvard Cmo University
Athens
Ohio University of North Carolina
Northwestern University of Himnoi
Princeton
New Jersey
Carlisle Tlarvatulniversi
Maryland
Girard Conese
Touversity
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Adeion
George Washington Chersitt Geogetown
Howard
Sylvester
Army of Police
Senator Cockrell Casts Shadow Over Charity Ball
The Southern Relief Society led by Massindsay Tomax met at the Arkington Hotel to review the executive committee report on the New Witlard ball. The gross receipts reached $2157 with $117 in pre receipts. Half to Confederate Veterans and local Southern residents, half to the relief society. A member cited a letter from Senator Cockrell, dated February 1, explaining he burned unused Charity Bar tickets. The letter drew stir and sharp comments among society members.
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Southern Relief Society
Massindsay Tomax
Arkington Hotel
New Witlard
Tanuary
Srs
Rosalie H Bovock
Gioess
Ratsim
Relief Society
Krel
Dea
Wade
FM Cockrell
Cockrell
Ietter
Scurher Relief Society
President to Hear Plea on Shaffer Case Before Roosevelt
February 7 report from Marengo Til notes Attorney General Mood has Shaffer case papers. Shaffer, a wife slayer, faces execution Friday but clemency sought. President expected to grant personal hearing to Shaffer's attorney Henry E Davis this afternoon. Also reports Citizens Bank of Union Village closed. owner E W Settle missing with about $15,000 on deposit. Settle operates banks in Forest and Michigan.
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Shaffer
Roosevelt
Augustus L Shaffer
Henry E Davis
Marengo Til
Citizens’ Bank of
Union Village
Here
Tts
Settle
Forest
Gan
Anti-Czar Meeting in Washington Supports Russian Freedom
A large, enthusiastic gathering at Maccabee Hall in Washington raised funds for Russian revolutionists and called for a local branch of the Friends of Russian Freedom. Speakers, including Rep Robert Baker and Rev Alexander Kent, denounced district governance, urged parliamentary reform, and urged liberty for Russia with a collection of 16 dollars.
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Maccabee Hall
Friends of Russian Freedom
Chiles Dudley Foulke
Robert Biker
Sith
New York
Esl
Feonnmic Educational Teague
Joseph Wood
George H Brown
Waters
Ro A Hourvieh
St Petersburg
Rey
Alexander Kent
The
Peoples Church
T . Powderly
Immigration
Petwoth Citizens Association
Snd
Russia
Austria-Hungary
France
Italy
Baker
Franklin H Wentworth
Massachusetts
Washington, D Cc
United States of America
Thi Republic
Russla
Ruesta
Revolutionary Organization of the
Powderly
Denler
Watera Rev
Alexander Kent Franklin H Wentworth
William Macon Coleman Wol Clark
J Candell
J Steige
S$ Buonlnl
J Flood
Wood
Gerner
Anthony Measineo
WoRassas
J M Boer
San Shapiro
John Kavasivitz
J Spler
Mra
J Stone
Vfl Jacobson
Louis Browdy
Prank Foer
Charles L Blessing
Edward 0 Cowling
A Lightborn
Edwin F Ludwig
M Karspet
Albert Ture
Joseph Yoselason
Blaine McCollum
Despondent watchmaker commits suicide in kitchen
Thomas J Thompson, 64, of 1235 I Street NE, hanged himself in his kitchen after bidding his family good night. Coroner certifies death. He was a Rockville, Maryland watchmaker until recently and left a wife and five children who were at home. Despondency noted in past weeks.
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Thomas J Thompson
Lloyd Thompson
Nevitt
Thompson
Rockville
Many charges against negro Hargrove in early 1900s case
Frank Lee Hargrove, a Black man, faces grand jury charges after bond set at 300 for concealing goods bought under an unfinished contract. He allegedly married Susie Wright, operated a L Street residence with $72 value furniture, and sold it for 30 dollars. Additional alleged marriages and larceny incidents surface, with detectives involved.
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Frank Lee Hargrove
Grand Jury
Stargrove
Susie Wright
L Street
Horne
Warren
Hargrove
Martha Douglass
A B Hamm
Fourth Street
Freedmen’s Hospital
Vermont Avenue
B J Johnson
Bertha Johnson
Mack Hill
Lizzie Gray
Harrrove
Howlett Weedon
Muller
Tragic double shooting case shocks city
The bodies of Theodore Fisher a bartender and Estelle Yates were found in Yates’s home after a fatal pistol exchange. Police suspect Yates shot Fisher then died by her own hand. motives jealousy and threats are noted. Fisher’s sister and mother are awaiting results, with funeral plans pending coroner’s ruling.
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Theodore Fisher
Estelle Yates
Estelle E Yates
Muss Blanche Jackson
Mary Jackson
McLean Avenue
Miss Jackson
Yates
Estelle
Fisher
Mrs Yates
Prisoners Taken To District Jail After Lunch
Lunch in the cell rooms concluded with a light jostling of jokes between Machen and Diller. Dr Shute and FE Groff’s physician said Groff would likely survive the trip to Moundsville if cared for. Lorenz is described as in poor health but improving. Deputies escorted Machen and the Groffs to a awaiting van. warden vows standard duty without undue hardship as others listed face sentences ranging from one to five years for offenses including larceny and housebreaking.
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Machen
United States
Washington
Free Delivery Division
Post-office Department
J M A Watson
Watson
Moundsville Fenitentiary
Westminster
Samuel A Groff
Diller B
Groff
August W Machen
Lorenz
Sam Groff
Department of Justice
White House
Diller
Moundsville
Jared Harris
Warden Harris
Hmantel Ream
J C¢ Berman
Howard Brooks
Court of Appeals
District Court of Appeals
District Supreme Court
Beach
David Moore
Col GO G Staines
Marshal Robison
Samuel Maddox
Groffs Iafe
P H Steltz
L D Wilson
Iistrict
A. Groff
Harris
Mr Groff
Justice Wright
Groffs
Gus Good Tuck
Diller B Groff
Cider Groff
Samuel Groff
Machin
FO Groff
Steltz
Marshall Springman
Shires
Chens
Shute
Physican
Kumler
Lorengs
Toledo
Reuben M Worthen
Joseph Wilson
William Alexander Kite
William Howard Colored
George Wilson
Hillary Woodrow
Frederick Joyce
Henry Bolden
Frederick Perkins
Alvert Stewart
Ove Craig
Weather conditions and cooler Atlantic states forecast
The Weather Bureau reports a disturbance moving along the Gulf Coast bringing heavy rains in the southern states and rising pressures in the central regions. Temperatures will moderate in the northeast, with rain expected from the Gulf to the Ohio and Missis sippi valleys and into New England, while winds shift along the coast. Flood warnings issued for southern Alabama rivers.
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Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Geuit States
Arkansas
Plateau
Rocky Mountain
Lake
South Atlantic
Ikaesas
Oklahoma
Arzanes
England
Vieille Alantic
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
New Lugland
New England
Gulf Coast
Lake Wichigan
Grand Banks
Alabama
Dunatown
Asheville
Atlan
Atlantic
Jacksam
Ile Fla
Kanes Citys
Marquette
Goa
Memphis Tenn
Orleans
Cay
New York NY
North Platte Nebri
Qmaha
Pittsburg
Salt Lake City
St Paul Minn Iz
Annual Banquet of Patent Law Association in Washington
The Patent Law Association of Washington held its annual banquet at Rauscher's last night with Chief Justice Shepard and Associate Justices in attendance. Guests included A C Latimer S R Dresser EH H Hinshaw and others from the Patent Office and judiciary. The event fostered ties among judges, patent officials, and practitioners to protect inventors and promote patent interests.
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Patent Law Association
Patent Law Association of Washington
Rausechers
Court of Appeals of the District
A.C Latimer
S R Dresser
EH H Hinshaw
Dickerman
E B Moore
J H Breckenstien
Board of Examiners In Chief
Patent Offie
C M_ Irelan
Chee
United States Patent Office
C K Berryman
Justice Clabaugh
Supreme Court of the District
H 8S Irwin
Kentucky
House of Representatives
A B Browne
Washington
W. Weildersheik
E WH Fairbanks
Philadelphia
George R Simpson
New York City
Patent Office
Alex S Stewart Welbert H Decker
A . Mason
Alfred Muller
New York
Carl F Geyer
Buffalo
Nelson W Howard
Boston
Florence King
Chicago
Melville Church
Justice Shepard
Clabaugh
Bon3nge
Congress
Colorado
Aldis B Browne
E.B Moore
A P Greeley
William Cranch McIntyre
Judicial
Trusts Take Control of Lehigh Navigation Stock
Announcement reports Provident Life and Trust Company holds a majority stake in Lehigh Navigation Company with 175000 shares deposited. The control passes to young trustees for five years starting March 1, with trustees authorized to dispose of stock at not less than 37.
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Philadelphi
Lehigh Aat
Provident Life and Trust Company
Bern
Ilspass
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Prospect Hill Cemetery
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Morelle
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Congressional Cemetery
Lansburgh & Bro.ness
Lansburgh & Bro
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Us, Sanders & Stayman Co
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Julius Cahn
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