Inaugural Parade Features Southern Units and Cadets
Battery A from Arkansas faces reduced participation as South states offer a scant showing for President Roosevelt’s inauguration. The Ninth Cavalry at Fort Riley, Kansas, and cadets from West Point will join the parade, with other Southern units planning to attend despite travel costs and logistical hurdles.
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Adib
Italian Tunnel Laborer Injured in Pennsylvania Tunnel Accident
Italian laborer Valles Elesanda was injured while working in the Pennsylvania tunnel near New Jersey avenue and C street when caught between dirt rars. He suffered serious back and left hand injuries and was taken to the Trevidence Hospital.
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Pennsylvania Tunnel
New Jersey Avenue
C Street
Trevidence Hospitabl
Joseph M. Scudder
Chestnut Avenue
Jersey City
N. J
Sixth Street
Pennsylvania Depot
Wiliam Berringer
South Capitol
I Streets
Berringer
Providence Hospital
Man shoots self as wedding postponed in Washington
Ernest A. Huyett, 32, a bakery driver at Seventh and Grant, attempted suicide with a .32 revolver as his marriage to Miss Susan Catherine Bradt, planned for tomorrow, was postponed. He was wounded in the left breast, but his condition is serious yet not fatal if no complications arise. He was taken to Freedmen's Hospital after the shot deflected the bullet. Miss Bradt and many friends were at the hospital, but she did not appear.
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Ernest A. Huyett
Corby Brothers
Seventh
Grant Streets
Susan Catherine Bradt
Mne
Fluyett
Baskery
Tle
Eighth Precinct
Freedmen's Hospital
Huyett
Tennessee Avenue Northeast
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Marrage
Miss Bradt
Pehrova
Breject
Grand Hotel Fire in Indianapolis Causes Major Loss
A large fire in downtown Indianapolis centered on the Sale district caused about 1,100,000 in total losses with 826,000 insured. The Grand Hotel burned from the roof as guests fled their rooms and the blaze spread through nearby buildings including ley & Merea and Keifer Drug Company. Fire teams battled for an hour, water damage driving most of the loss.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Sale
Meridian Street
Louisiana Street
Jackson Place
Grand Hotel
Ley & Merea
Keifer Drug Company
Griffiths Brothers
Dolmersch
Insuran Sherman House
Savuy Hutte
St. Charles
Muir Millinery Company
Stark
Fire damages two houses on Eleventh Street Northeast
An alarm from box 68 reported a fire in a sofa at 218 Shepherd Court Northwest, residence of Frank Jordan. Damages under 40 dollars. Fire cause unknown. A separate alert yesterday afternoon at 7:45 p.m. reported a house fire at 112 and 114 Eleventh Street Northeast, occupied by William Lynch and Georgiana Simms, with damages not exceeding 40 dollars.
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Frank Jordan
Shepherd Court
Oelock
Eleventh Street
Wiliam Lynch
Georgiana Simms
Stabbing in Willow Tree Alley Leaves Suspect at Large
Herbert Whitney, a Black man, was stabbed in a fight in Willow Tree alley southwest. He was taken to Emergency Hospital, where attendants sewed the wound but he insisted on leaving. James Green, another Black man of 316 Up street southwest, is sought by police.
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Herbert Whitney
James Green
Whitney
Green
Lucy Grove
First Street
William Grove
Lieut Mohn Trial Focuses On Court Martial Records
The general court martial for Lieut Albert J Mohn met two sessions to read the records from prior courts martial. He was found guilty by both and reduced in rank and fined 260 dollars. The offenses include oblique statements about superiors and insubordination. A letter to President Roosevelt asking for a trial was introduced as evidence, deemed a separate charge. The letter claims unfair treatment and cites stigma from previous convictions.
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St. Louis
General Court
Roosevelt
Albert J. Mohn
Mohn
Three bad checks alleyed at Southeast Washington saloons
Joseph Rupp alleged to have forged checks in multiple Southeast Washington saloons to a wagon driver at Hil dairy. Graves Newland and McNamara cashed the checks. one forged, Rupp arrested aboard a Baltimore train. Roosevelt Club to celebrate Washington’s Birthday. Arm Crushed by Engine. Colored girls overcome by coal gas.
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Washington
W. 4. Simpson
Walker HY Dairy
Seventh Street
National Capital Bank Fon
Rupp
Baltimore
Moran
Fifth Precinct
Andrew Graves
Highth Street
Daniel McNamara
Eighth Street
Andrew Newland
Graves
Simpson
Baltimore and Potomac
Forory
Philadelphia
Washington Board of Trade weighs city improvement costs
The Washington Board of Trade met at the New Willard with reports on codifying District laws and university affiliations. Chaney urged beautification and fiscal caution while committees pressed school funding, parks, and public works amid debate on juries and taxation.
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Washington Board of Trade
New Willard
Cox
John €. Chaney
Indiana
A. P. Fardon
Chaney
Board of Trade
Washington
Board of Education
Thomas W. Smith
Smith
Albert M. Reed
Col. Bromwell
Reed
Jury Locked Overnight in Embezzlement Case
Judge Wright ordered jurors kept in their room overnight as Samuel Gassenheimer faces a third trial for alleged embezzlement of railroad tickets. The panel remained without a verdict after a day of arguments and further instructions on whether the tickets were embezzled in the District or Maryland.
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Samuel Gassenheimer
Justice Wight
Wright
Huarly
Maryland
United States
Kasby- Smith
Henry 2. Davin
Gussenheimer
Keigwin
Fourteen-year-old bookworm accused of stealing from Woodward & Lothrop
Johnnie P Wilson a 14 year old messenger for the Wall Street Journal is under arrest for six months of stealing books from a local store. He allegedly pocketed Burns poems Shakespeare Ruskin and Longfellow volumes and hid books at home and at his workplace. He will be arraigned in Police Court this morning.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Oo Street
Burns
Woodward & Lothrop
John Harding
Elis
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Sergis
O'Brien
Parham
F Street Northwest
Charles B. Wilton
Columbia Oil Company
Johnnie
Shakespeare, Ruskin
Longfellow
Wilson
el Baxter
Jehnnie
Weather Summary and City Temperatures Report
Weather conditions across the east and Gulf regions show cloudy skies with rain in the Middle Atlantic and East Gulf, snow on the Pacific coast, and above normal temperatures generally. Forecast calls for unsettled Atlantic coast weather Tuesday, a fall in temperature Wednesday in the Lake and Mississippi valleys, and fresh winds along coasts. Local readings include midnight 30, 28, highs 36, lows 28 with humidity around 92, and scattered temperatures from Asheville to New Orleans. Ad for Dr King’s New Discovery promises relief for lung troubles, costing 50¢ or $1.00.
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