Governors in Parade Move to Clear Out Tenants
Sixteen state governors from Nebraska to Maine are coming to Washington for the presidential parade. Chairman Weller expects tenants on Senate office buildings to leave without trouble. if not, court action may be sought. Inaugural tickets go on sale, with stands planned by Treasury and Justice departments.
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Weller
Committee On Public Comfort
Senate
United States
Mr. Weller
Congress
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Ihcre
Wilson
Hitchcock
Lafayette Square
War, State
Navy Department
Treasury Department
Pennsylvania Avenua
Department
Flach
Treasury
Department of Justice
Republican League
Thea National League of Republican Clubs
J. Hampton Moore
Washington
New Jersey Troops to Parade in Pullman Cars
Regimen of New Jersey troops will participate in the parade with the First Infantry under Col. Freeman leading 900 men from Newark. They travel on Pullman cars, arriving morning of the 4th and leaving that night. Jersey City Signal Corps with 60 men, Battery B from Camden with 75, and 75 from Essex cavalry under Capt. Bryant guard Gov. Glenn. Special to The Washington Post. Raleigh report notes Gov. Robert B. Glenn and staff will attend Roosevelt inauguration escorted by North Carolina Light Battery A of Charlotte commanded by Gen. Davidson, West Point graduate.
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Nebraska
Louisiana
Maine
Washington
United States
Gore
Henry Roberts
Connecticut
Preston Lee
Delaware
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Newton C. Blanchard
Edward Warfell
Maryland
William T. Cobb
Fp, W. Warner
Michigan
John H. Mickey
John McLane
New Hampshire
Frank W. Higgins
New York
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
GP. Otter
Rhode Island
Andrew J. Montagle
Virginia
Robert B. Glenn
North Carolina
Charles J. Bell
Vermont
Miguel A. Otero
Territory of
New Mexico
Regiment of
New Jersey
Col. Freeman
Newark
Signal Corps
Jersey City
Battery B
Camden
Essex
Bryant
Raleigh
N. C
Roosevelt
North Carolina National Guard
Charlotte
Gent
Davidson
West At
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Henry
Dance at Columbia Lodge Ball Honors Ambassador Durand
Guests included Ambassador and Lady Durand at the Sons of St. George event in Masonic Temple. The grand march led by Albert Dudley and Carrie Ashmore opened the evening. God Save the King and America were sung as the Ambassador and Lady Durand arrived. Proceeds go to the beneficiary fund.
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Lady Durand
Columbia Lodge
St. George
Masonic Temple
Albert Dudley
Carrie Ashmore
Palms
Ferna
Prof. Tavender
Society
Charles Flack
Charles K. Long
A. Wilkinson
Ohn T. Hunt
R. J. Franks
W. J. Hope
J. Hunerson
Car Inspector Killed By Express Train Near Anacostia
Lucian A Loveless fifty eight a car inspector for the Pennsylvania Railroad was killed instantly when he stepped onto a southbound main line near the annex at Anacostia as express No 1 from Philadelphia approached. The body was sent to the morgue and Coroner Wevitt will decide on an inquest. Loveless lived at Benning.
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Lucian A. Loveless
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wevitt
Loveless
Anacostia
Philadelphia
Slong
Annex
Benning
Freight Conductor Killed at Bowie Collision
Albert McGrain a 40 year old freight conductor for the Pennsylvania Railroad stepped from the caboose of his train into the path of a passenger train at Bowie Maryland and was killed instantly. The body was brought to this city and Coroner Nevitt notified. The case was referred to Maryland authorities for burial certificates pending coroner action. He resided at South Capitol and I streets and is survived by his wife and several small children.
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Bowie
Albert McGrain
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nevitt
Maryland
Prince George County
MecGrain
South Capitol
I Streets
Seeks Annulment of Marriage in District Supreme Court
Raymond C Phillips, through Attorney J Cabell Williamson, filed for annulment of his marriage to Flora Schooler also known as Flora Davis in District Supreme Court. He said they married in Baltimore on January 14 and he learned she was the wife of Sephaus Schooler, whom she wed in this city on June 10, 191, and had not been divorced. He asserts he never lived with her or acknowledged her as his wife and left her upon learning of her husband.
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Raymond C Phillips
J. Cabell Williamson
District Supreme Court
Flora Schooler
Flora Davis
Baltimore
Sephaus Schooler
Architects at Table Exhibit Opens Next Week
Washington Architectural Club dinner at Rauscher's featured Thomas Hastings of New York and William L. Price of Philadelphia as guests of honor. The Corcoran Art Gallery exhibition runs Feb 20 to Mar 10 with an opening reception and public viewing thereafter. Hastings and Price spoke on an American architectural style distinct from Old World influences. William R. Nau, of 1202 Seventh Street NW, died after three weeks illness aged 28. funeral plans pending.
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Thomas Hastings
New York
America
Mr. Price
Philadelphia
Washington Architectural Club
Washington
Corcoran Art Gallery
Price
William R. Wall
William R. Nau
Seventh Street Northwest
Prospect Full
John R. Neu
Brightwood
Rope Cut With Acid Behind Painter Hanby Death
Testimony at the coroners inquest into J Frank Hanby’s death from a fall on a Cairo scaffold linked rope breakage to possible tampering. Witnesses noted odor of acid on the rope and past rope cuts at a Farragut project, with grand jury to examine the case further. Detectives will test rope fragments and compare acid effects.
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Hanley
Cairo
J. Frank Hanby
Charles Ernst, Jr
Ernst
Nevitt
Capt. Boardman
Peck
Pratt
Utti
J. Frank Henley
Glazebrook
Hanby
Painter Jones’ Story
Fire Near Hospital Sparks Patient Panic on Delaware Ave
A fire next to Casualty Hospital at 219 Delaware avenue northeast caused smoke-filled wards and panicked patients before No 3 engine company extinguished the blaze. The adjoining federal buildings were involved in preparations for President Roosevelt's installation ceremonies. The fire caused about 0 damage.
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Casualty Hospital
Delaware Avenue
No. 3 Engine Company
United States
Senate
M. I. Weller
Washington
Roosevelt
Jennie Harris
Winter thaw forecast and relief needs in Washington
Forecasters predict a moderate thaw with light snow flurries and rising temperatures toward the end of the week. The District faces ongoing cold strain with many seeking aid from Associated Charities and missions as illness and poverty rise under the winter hardship.
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Associated Charities
Weller
Evangelist W. C. McMichael
People's Mission
Thhey
Central Union Mission
Wife Sues for Support in District Supreme Court
Martha W. Powell Smith sues her husband D. Sands Smith a $1,200 clerk in the surgeon general’s army office in District Supreme Court seeking specific performance of a contract made March 15 1902 requiring him to support her Attorneys Sheehy Sheehy represent Mrs Smith.
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District Supreme Court
Martha W. Powell Smith
D. Sands Smith
Surgeon General of the Army
Attorays Sheehy & Sheehy
Smith
Guest of Odd Fellows Reception for Gen Raney at Hall
Gen N A Raney was hosted at the Odd Fellows Hall by the Stuart Encampment No 7 I O G F. The secret gathering featured speeches by leaders of the order and a post meeting social with supper. Guests included Morley Encampment Alexandria and staff members Brig Gen E W Bradford and Col John I Brown.
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Raney
Stuart
N. A. Raney
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Fred D. Stuart
Order
Marengo
Iowa
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
New York
QC. E. Smith
Canton
Washington
A. J
H. C. Hazard
BH. Stansbury
W. H. McNeil
Gen Raney
Morley
Alexandria
Las Night
E. W. Bradford
John I. Brown
Weather conditions and report from Weekington
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau notes a cold front moving from the Northwest to Northern Ohio, with high pressure in the Plateau region and East Gulf States. Snow expected in the lake region, Upper Mississippi Valley, and New England. warmer inland and lake regions, colder in the Dakotas. Brisk winds on Atlantic and Gulf coasts. steamers to European ports with favorable winds. Local report lists temperatures, humidity, rainfall, sunshine, and tides. includes a list of temperatures in other cities and a note that Mrs. Terrell spoke in New York for Lincoln's Birthday.
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Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Potomac
Washington
Iowa
Nebraska
Middle Atlantic
Henry
Weather Bureau
U. S
Interior
Dakotas
Lower
Ghlo Valley
New England
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Mississippi Valley
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Upper
Mississippi
Ohio
New
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Gult
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Grand Banke
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Atlanta
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Chicago
Cincinnati
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Davenrort
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Colo
Dee Moines
Galventon
Helena
Mont
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Little Rock
Ark
Marquette
Midh
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
la Sever
New York
N.Y
North Platte
Omaha
Nebr
Pittsburg
Salt Lake City
Aren
St. Louis
St. Paul
Springfield
Vidhaburg
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promise Quick Relief
A dental or medical pitch promises fast pain relief with Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. The text asserts the pills cure headaches and other pains in minutes without side effects, recommending taking one dose for pain anywhere and from any cause.
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Dr. Mile
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old advertisement promotes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills promising rapid relief from nervous headaches with statements from Mrs Ruth Record of Claremont New Hampshire. It guarantees refunds if not satisfied and notes 25 doses cost 25 cents with no bulk sales.
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Miles
Ruth Record
Claremont
N. H
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