Ambulances to Be Stationed in City for Inaugural Day
A subcommittee meeting at the New Willard outlined a plan to station ambulances at convenient city points for March 4. Dr E W Reisinger said the Surgeon General will loan drugs and equipment. two rooms are provided at the Pension Office for supplies. ambulances will have Fort Myer outriders and listed stations include Casualty Hospital and Library Pharmacy among others. The program includes a five-room inaugural hospital, with authorities coordinating staffing of physicians at each station. The high school contingent will field about 150 delegates from nearly every state, marching under banners and carrying state identifiers as part of the parade.(trimmed to fit)
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New Willard
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E W Reisinger
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Quartermaster General
Washington Barracks
Pension Office
Marshall
Wade H. Atkinson
J B. Bayne
Frank Biscoe
Coleman French
Frank Gibson
Howard Presley Hunt
V FR Jackson
Joseph A. Murphy
Charles Marbury
D'Arcy Magee Mayfield
John F Moran
Jesse Ramsburgh
E. W. Reisinger
A. H. Staples
Sylvester
Fort Myer
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Second Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
First Street
Richardson's Drug Store
Third Street
Twentieth Street
Earth Aide
Casa
Fifteenth Street
Casualty Hospital
Dr. Lloyd
Washington
Norris
Lamb
James Hotel
Drs
Burch
Ramaburg
Thompson
Reisinger
Brown
Custis
Biscca
East Executive Avenue
French
Hasbrouck
Shute
West Executive Avenue
Karpeles
Davis
Frankland
Bryan
Mayfield
Twentieth
Ruedy
Mctjuillian
Perry
Houston
Wilson
Hitchcock
Rand
Foster
Hayden
Utica
Charl S Clark
Committee On Civic Organiations
Clark
Simmons
New York
Folowing
State of
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Thomas F. Lynch
John T. Yates
Department Council of Administration
James McMurray
National Council of Administration
Clinton P. Hamilton
H. W. Hubbell
Brooklyn
District of Columbia
Bohrer
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Macfarland
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Indianapolis
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Republican National Committee
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Inaugural Committee Report From the South
The inaugural committee reports half of the heard from are from the South with March 3 as the open deadline for further responses. An informal reception at Franklin School on March 3 will inform representatives about parade formation. Naval plans shift to a single naval brigade led by Commander Qualtrough with battalions from San Juan and League Island arriving by rail and sea for the ceremony. West Point cadets will march in two trains with 4 infantry battalions, cavalry, artillery, and mountain guns.
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Franklin
Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
San Juan
Arcadia
War Department
Prairie
Norfolk
Potomac
Norfolk Navy Yard
Alexandria
League Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Washington Navy Yard
Qualtrough
Atlanta
Annapolis
Clifford Cox
R. H. Wood
United Spanish War Veterans
Willam E. English
Adjt
Russell B. Harnson
West Point
Corps of Cadets
Boy Knocked Down by Buggy in Washington Street Crash
Seven year old Malcolm Smith son of Representative W. I Smith of Iowa was knocked down at Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest yesterday by a buggy driven by Clarence Burch of Forestville Maryland. The boy sustained slight injuries and was taken home to the Hamilton House at Fourteenth and K streets northwest in a carriage.
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W. I Smith
Iowa
Thirteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Clarence Burch
Forestville
Hamiltton
Fourteenth
K Streets
Banquet Honors Schley at Trinity Club in Washington
The first annual Trinity Club banquet in Washington drew about 200 attendees led by Secretary Taft. Admiral Schley received standing ovations, spoke of his Annapolis days, and the room sang Maryland My Maryland as Gen. A W Greely noted his lack of formal university ties. The event featured decorations, a Yale banner per Taft, and spirited toasts amid a festive, patriotic atmosphere.
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Washington
Rauschee's
Wiliam H Tart
Raugher's
Yale
Taft Sones
Schley
Taft
Morse
Maryland
War Taft
Admiral Schley
U. S. WN
C. D. Walcott
Geological Survey
Baron von Dem Sussche
Enis H. Roberts
United States
Henry i. Davis
District Bar
Charles B. Munroe
George Washington University
Richard P Williams
Trinity Church
Truman Abbe
University Club
George Washington
Annapolis
Gen
Winfield Scott
Jefferson Davis
New York
West Point
Masachusetts
Jurist Watt Honored by Bar for Fortieth Appointment Anniversary
A banquet at the Raleigh honors Chief Justice Watt on the fortieth anniversary since his appointment by Lincoln. Notables present include Chief Justice Nott, Justice Harlan, and other judges, with letters of regret from Roosevelt and Cleveland. Toasts center on justice, the Court of Claims, and Watt’s long service and integrity.
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Court of Claims
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Charles C. Nott
United States Court of Claims
Raleigh
Watt
Abraham Jincoln
Pratt
Justice Nott
Justice Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Hilary A. Herbert
James Lowndes
Lawrence, Weldon
Stanton J. Peelle
Charles B. Howry
Francis M. Wright
Seth Shepard
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Harry M. Clabaugh
Supreme Court of the
William B. Chandler
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Joseph V. Graff
Enry A. Cooper
Henry M. Hoyt
William Travers Jerome
New York City
J. V. Henry Nott
New York
Charles Nott
Archibald Hopkins
Court of Claime
John Randolph
Stark B. Taylor
Haley
Sparks
East Tennessee Reilroad Company
Georgia
United States
Justice Miller
Union College
Frederick W. Soward
Leonard Myer
Congress
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Weather Summary from Weather Bureau Report
General fair conditions across most districts with light rain in the Lower Lake region and Upper Ohio Valley. Temperatures rise in the South, above seasonal average except New England and eastern Middle Atlantic, with a 10 degree tail. Forecast calls for fair Thursday and Friday with some rain in New England New York and Lower Lake region. Brisk northeast winds along coasts and variable winds elsewhere. Local report lists hourly temps humidity rainfall and tides.
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Washington
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
North Pacific Coast
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Montana
New York
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic and
Gulf
Lake Michigan
European
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Hatteras
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Oregon
Dr Harper Under Knife During Major Surgery
Chicago feb 22 hundreds of University of Chicago students joined prayers for Dr William R Harter president of the institution as he underwent a serious operation at Presbyterian Hospital Doctors report a cancerous condition found in the head of the colon yet the procedure was technically successful and the patient rallied well though doctors caution that recovery will require continued medical and X ray treatment with a hope the disease can be checked
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University of Chicago
William R. Hate Fier
Presbyterian Hospital
Klarper
Harper
Senn
Billings
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