Plans For Inaugural Parade And Ball Details Released
Details for the inaugural events include Mr Roosevelt leaving the White House at 10:30 a.m. on March 4 with Escort Squadron A and Rough Riders, Grand Army veterans, and special aids for the ball. A luncheon will follow and a full ceremonial procession with Army units, the Rough Riders, and veterans begins near Lafayette Square. The president’s party will tour the route, with the parade ending at Fifteenth Street for the inaugural ball.
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INAUGURAL COMMITTEE PREPARATIONS FOR WASHINGTON MARCH 4
Reported preparations for the inaugural ceremonies include Oswego’s 100 men from the Forty second Separate Company of the New York National Guard arriving to assist. Fifth Marines battalions assigned quarters in northeast EB street area and 1301 K Street building. New Jersey Essex Troop to occupy the field. Albers Battery from Virginia to reinforce decorators. Lew Lord crew shipping ballroom materials. 13,600 lights to be installed. City fire department detail planned for inauguration HQ. Pittsburgh Republican mount participates in parade activities on March 4.
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Sues Secretary Hitchcock in Pension Mandamus Case
In Castnet Supreme Court William Ossewhere petitions mandamus against Secretary Hitchcock and Acting Commissioner Duenport to compel review of his 1890 Act pension appeal. Ossewhere, a Newark Heavy Artillery sergeant, seeks higher monthly pension from 6 to 12 dollars, claiming total disability and demanding an evidence-based determination without further surgeon exams. The case, argued by Atty Ty Phillioy and E K R Walker, centers on proper consideration of his disability and the commissioner's duty to appraise merits with or without physical examination. A rule to show cause was directed by Justice Clibaugh. The Roosevelt Club plans a joint White House call to present club roster to President Roosevelt and then visit Vice President-Elect Fairbanks. A separate incident reports a woman stabbed in an altercation. Jessie Jachoon, a 19-year-old resident, was treated at Emergency Hospital for a severe head wound after an incident at her home.
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John Bell
Proceeds of Art Sale Tangles Waggaman Estate Claims
New claims filed against the Waggaman estate allege money from the sale of the Waggaman art collection in New York was placed for investment. Checks totaling 9,250,000 were received by H Roger Dulany as trustee in bankruptcy, with further claims for 60 and 26 x0 dollars. The filing notes investments tied to real estate and a Panny Mone note secured by a Woodley Park deed of trust, while Waggaman disputes principal and interest.
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Thomas T Wisgaman
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Andrew Bradley
Waggaman
Woodley
Custody Fight Over Infant Arthur Whipple
Mrs Whipple seeks habeas corpus in District Supreme Court to recover custody of her infant son Arthur Wright Whipple from his father Charles Henry Whipple and paternal grandparents Evelyn and Charles Whipple. Justice Gould orders respondents to show cause why writ should not issue.
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St Eligabeths Inian Asylum
District of Columbia
Mmorais
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Fought a Police Officer After Prisoner Disturbance
Policeman Vermillion of the First precinct was attacked by the prisoner Samuel Grimes’s friends near the patrol box between Ninth and Tenth streets. Grimes, 29, was charged with crude conduct and assault. Charles Grimes was also arrested on related charges. Manor House Chapter DAR to meet at 8 PM with Guam lecture by Scott Safford USN retired and remarks by Mrs Margaret Nolan Martin.
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Charles Gomes
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Regall School Days Address and Alumni Banquet
The sixth annual Alumni Association reunion and banquet of the Business High School was held last night at Rauschers. Graduates from 1891 to last year attended. Mr Sloman spoke on practical education, and Commissioner Macfarland sent a regret letter. Gen Henry V Boynton and others attended, praising the association for broad practical aims and the planned Commercial High School.
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Board of Education
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Bigh School of Commerce
Philadelpha
J Holdsworth Gordon
George A Prevost
Washington High
Percy M Hughes
Washington
Allan Davis
Business
Col . Edwards Clark
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Sleman
Tusines High School Abimar Association
Mamin
Alumni Celebrate Business High School Progress and Plans
The Business High School Alumni Association receives praise for service to the school and community and support for higher salaries. A future alumni hall is discussed with plans for cooperation among all city high schools. Committee members and attendees from many classes are listed with names and roles.
Demurrage Hearing Before ICC Over Pennsylvania Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission resumed hearings in Pittsburg on the New Kensington Milling Company versus Pennsylvania Railroad over alleged excessive demurrage. Judge Clements criticized lack of coal operator support and pledged to return to the issue in spring. David Booty testified the railroad delayed cars to the mill and protested charges. rail attorney argued delays came from the mill's failure to surrender bills of lading. Most grain came from Pennsylvania Railroad points.
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Pennsylvaia
Poison Sales Triggered Suicide at Luw Eighth Street Home
George F Currie thirty four committed death by own action at his home after a note asked for cocaine landanum and Ipecac. Currie left bottles of poison while family luncheoned. Police and coroner treat as suicide amid sale-law questions. Coroner Nevitt issued death by own action certificate. Currie had held a position at the Shoreham Hotel about a week earlier.
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Baxter Was Not Robbed By Wife Or Heat Clerk
Tivlen Geddeg the woman arrested and sent to the House of detention on suspicion of robbing John H Baxter of 3 percent was released from custody yesterday. Baxter registered at the Riggs House as Garker of Memphis Tenn and recalled that he had given his wallet to the hotel clerk for safekeeping the night before. He later said he left four dollars with the clerk as a deposit for his room and forgot he had turned over a big roll of bills containing Ford. Helen Geddes previously committed to Reform School for waywardness but released on habeas corpus. her age is being checked for possible recommitment.
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Pennsylvania changes Ford to lead New York terminal plans
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a shakeup of division superintendents effective Monday. Ford, formerly Chautauqua division chief, will become superintendent of the Pennsylvania New York and Long Island Railroad, overseeing the New York tunnel line and the major terminal in New York City. George B. Heal will replace Ford in Bedford, with W O T Cooper moving to Bedford and Andrew Keiser to Pittsburg to fill Cooper’s vacancy, while D C Stewart shifts to passenger train master duties.
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Pittsburg
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Weather conditions shift across regions with mixed precipitation
The report notes intensified Atlantic coast and interior valley moisture with general rains and snow in the Southwest and Lower Lakes region. Snow threatens northern New England and the St Lawrence Valley while Texas and Gulf states see continued rain. Temperatures vary with warming trends in northern areas and northwest winds along coasts.
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