Order Along the Line Avenue Kept Clear for Inaugural Parade
Public order chiefs issue detailed safety plan for the March 4 inaugural parade on the line from First to Twentieth streets Northwest. Police will start at 8 a.m., rope the route by 2:30 p.m., clear vehicles at 1 p.m., and manage crowd movement past the Capitol with designated ambulance and press passes and specialized chiefs overseeing sections and viewing stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester
Committee On Public Order
Pennsylvania Avenue
First Street
Twentieth Street
Fourteenth Street
First Streets
Capitol
Madison Place
Geasford
Boyle
Shilling
Fifteenth Street
K Street
Vermont Avenue
Fifteenth
Seventeenth Streets
Congress
Taeur Moore
Lieut. Matthews
Civic Division
Inaugural Committee Sees Parade Prep and Emergency Plans
Inaugural Committee items list members from Kentucky New Jersey and Nebraska. Work on Pennsylvania Avenue includes thawing a sewer, setting parade posts, and clearing side streets for Capitol access. A drafted hospitals and ambulances roster lists Dr Gibson in charge with multiple clinics and pairings. ambulances to assist events March 3 6 and fireworks coverage. Porto Rico battalion sailing for Washington to join inaugural parade under Maj Griffith aboard Arkadia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cave
Paducah
George J. Stoll
Louisville
Joe Z. Neal
Guthrieweeney Birkhead
Owensboro
New Jersey
Gerald Terwilliger
Newark
George B. Hoyt
Montcleir
Henry W. Hammond
Passaic
Herbert W. Nofey
New Brunswick
Clifford Snyder
Flemington
Howard Murchie
South Orange
Leroy McParland
Trenton
Edwin 2. Fisher
Union
Norman G. Dale
Ocean Grove
Samuel Mare
Stidham
Capitol
Frank H. Gibson
Casualty
PH. Dlosa
Washington Statue
Leech
N. P. Barnes
JS. Wall
Streets
Dra
T. G. Jones
H Hurtt
H. Machicex
P. G Smith
Library
Second Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Drs
J. A. Watson
James Sheeham
J. P. Hilton
Monumental Cafe
W. Rives
J. P. Guntan
H. W
Marbury
Washington Post
Dre
T .A. Grouver
C. P. Hunt
AH. Staples
Regent Hotel
Main
V. B Jackson
W. T Birch
D . Ramsburg
G B Heinecke
Thompson's Drug Store
Fifteenth Street
New York Avenue
W. Brown
E. W. Reisinger
JD. G. Castis
FP. Biscoe
Eterutive Avenue
W. B. French
FE. M Hasbrouck
D K. Shute
West Everutive Avenue
R. Karpeles
Col. Davie
Goodman
Seventeenth Street
W. A. Frankland
EB. G Bryan
Clifton Mayfield
Twentieth Street
Pennsylvania Avene
Duckey's Drug Store
Washington
Porto Rico
San Juan
Mills Building Windows View Inaugural Parade
Secretary Morton of the Navy Department issued a circular guiding use of windows in the Mills Building at Seventeenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue to view the March 4 inaugural parade. Navy officers clerks and other department employees on duty at the Mini Building may use usual rooms or alternatives. Passes are issued by bureau heads chief clerks and the building superintendent for admission. Those who bring guests must ensure observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Americas Republican Club
Pittsboro
Enie
Raleigh
Tarmson
War Department
White House
Col Bromwell
Secretary of War
Chief of Engineers
Juhi
Col. Bromweil
Jimi
Tim Wood
Viglencs
Bromeyell
Admiral Dewey
Morton
Navy Department
Ailis
Seventeenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Department
Hood's Sarsaparilla Offers Vitality and Strength
All Run Down Wanting in vitality, vigor, vim is a common predisposing cause of disease. Blood needs purifying or enriching and Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as the great alterative and tonic to build up the whole system. Testimonials and a book request are advertised by L Hach Co., Lowell, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
L Hach
Baltimore publisher hosts dinner for Fuller Co dinner guests
Gen Felix Agnus publisher of the Baltimore American hosted a dinner at the New Wizard last night honoring the Fuller Company for finishing the Baltimore American building ahead of schedule. Guests included Paul Sterritt of the George Fuller Company and Washington, Baltimore, and New York officials. The event celebrated the anniversary of the paper with toasts and remarks about wartime and post fire cooperation among publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Agnus
Baltimore American
New Wizard
Paul Sterritt
George Fuller Company
New York
W. S. Carroll
William Thomas
Baltimore
Baltimore American Company
Louis Garthe
Washington
Gen. Agnus
Cuba
Fuller Company
Agnus
Appus
Shaw
Treasury
Commodore Wallace
M. G. Seckendorf
Secretary Shaw
John A.T. Hull
John F. Wilkins
Thomas C. Noyes
M. G Seckendorff
Wiliam Thomas
Arthur Marks
M. L. Witherspoon
Col. L.S. Brown
I. Ls Graves
John Edwards
John S. Shriver
Crist Succeeds Atkins Washington Man Heads Brooklyn Eagle Bureau
Mr. Harris M. Crist will head the Brooklyn Eagle Washington bureau succeeding the late Addison B. Atkins. Crist, associated with Atkins, returns from Brooklyn where the arrangement was finalized. He has spent most of his life in the District and earned his newspaper reputation locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brooklyn Eagle
Harris M. Crist
Addison B. Atkins
Atkins
Ilness
Brooklyn
Crist
District of Columbia
Wants Inquiry Made Leiter to Commissioners
A Royal Benefit Society charge against Thomas F. Drake, superintendent of the insurance department, seeks his removal. Through president D F Penington the society files an eighteen page letter with commissioners and plans to press sixty charges at a today meeting with Commissioner Macfarland. Drake will be allowed to answer before any board action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Benefit Society
D. F. Penington
Thomas F. Drake
Insurance Department
Drake
Maufarland
Society
Henry EB. Davis
Macfarland
Board of Commissioners
Nut
Focal
Thomas RE. Drake
Mr. Drake
Bond
Niemeyer
Henry J Green
Charlotte
N. C
Ernest & Niemeyer
Miemeyer
Thomas FE. Drake
Thomas E. Drake
District of Columbia
Henry J. Green
City of Washington
A. M. Parkins
D.C
Corporation Counsel
Hamilton College Alumni Dinner Honored by Duell at University Club
Hamilton College alumni in Washington, represented by the Hamilton Association, plan their annual dinner at the University Club tonight with Justice Charles H. Duell as guest of honor. Dr. H. N. North will preside as toastmaster, with addresses by William Cary Sanger, George S. Dunham, James Sherman, James McLachlan, and Dr. North. The organizing committee includes Tufts, Johnson, and Quinn, with a large attendance expected among notable alumni and trustees from New York, California, and Hamilton College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton College
Hamilton Association of Washington
University Club
Charles H. Duell
District Court of Appeals
N. D. North
Willam Cary Sanger
George S. Dunham
College
James Sherman
New York
James McLachlan
California
North
James F. Tufts
B. R. Johnson
W. J. Quinn
Charles
Randy
John HW. Cunningham
Otis J. Uwddy
G. B. Dunham
Clinton, N. Y
Carnegie Offers Half Million to University of Virginia
Andrew Carnegie reportedly offers $500,000 to the University of Virginia on the condition the university raise an equal sum from other sources. The offer, made days ago, is expected to be accepted and used to expand educational work with library and laboratory equipment, as the university, with over 600 students, seeks improvements while buildings are deemed ample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Washington
University of Virginia
Carnegie
Anton Beer Masterpiece Draws Washington Musical Crowd
A Washington Club recital featured Anton Beer’s works played by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lent Miss Charlotte St John Elliott and others. Lectures by O G Sonneck preceded the concert which praised Beer as a modern Bavarian composer and highlighted a piano quintet and string quartet with strong, dramatic passages and notable vocal pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ernest Lent
Charlotte St John Elliott
Johannes Miersch
Joseph Finckel
J. Harrison
Anton Beer
0. G. Sonneck
Congressional Library
Beer
Washington Club
Royal Academy In
Munich
Rheinberger
Royal Conservatory of Munich
Miss Elliott
Lenau
Paul Gutmann
Kilott
Maj Carlton Dead Head of Mexican War Veterans
Maj Carlton, 73, president of the National Mexican War Veterans Association, head of its Bedford Indiana chapter, died of a stroke. A Kentucky native who moved to Indiana, he served in the Third Indiana Volunteers and postmaster at Bedford. He was a merchant and importer with friends in Washington and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Mexican War Veterans
Bedford
Ind
James C. Carlton
National
Mexican War Veterans’ Association
Scott Legion
Moore Murdock
Maj
Carlton
National Association of
Murdock
National Association
Gatreet Northwest
Mas. Carlson
Kentucky
Indiana
Cleveland
Mexico
Diaz
Washington
Third
Indiana Volunteers
Amateurs Stage Comedy for Atlantic Athletic Benefit
A three act comedy titled Regnar Fiirt by Citamard Lakes Club was staged last night at National Rifles Armory Hall to benefit the Atlantic Athletic Association. Lead actress Miss Lenora M. de Grange starred with H E Sprucebank and a cast including Orbello Newman Irving Wilson and Tansiil. Debating Society Officers Elected at George Washington University. Overheated stove at 1503 Twelfth Street NW caused a fire damaging the house and contents about 180 dollars. another stove fire at 1378 Hill Street NE caused about 5 dollars damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citamard Lakes Club
National Rifles’ Armory Hall
Atlantic Athletic Association
Mildred Elliot
Lenora M. de Grange
Cupid
Cupid's Net
Dick Hardings
H. E. Sprucebank
Miss de Grange
David Belasco
Frank P. Orbello
John G. Newman
John B. Irving
Mamie Wilson
Ida H. Tansiil
Debating Society
Columbian Debating Society
George Washington University
William H. Woodwell
New Hampshire
John W. Farley
Tennessee
Lloyd Burlington
New York
Jackson Morris
Kentucky
Jesse W. Barrett
Missouri
Allen GG. Flowers
South Carolina
Herbert W. Meyers
Maryland
R. T. Moore
Julius A. Tellier
Vermont
Sammel Bidlestein
Wisconsin
Donald H. McLean
New Jersey
George A Malcom
Michigan
Florence Gordon
Twelfth Street
Hil Street
Daniel Sullivan
Col Brodie in the City Takes Army Major Oath
Former Arizona governor Col. Alexander Brodie arrived in Washington with his wife and son after resigning the Arizona governorship on February 15. He served with Roosevelt in the Rough Riders, will be sworn in as a regular army major, and to duty in the War Department’s Division of Pensions and Records. He favors delaying Arizona statehood until it can join as a separate entity rather than with New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Col
Alexander ©. Brodie
Washington
Ebbitt House
Brodie
President Roosevelt
Rough Riders
New Mexico
Weather Summary and Local Conditions Report
Weather Bureau report notes deficient precipitation across most regions with warmer temperatures. Light rain in the Mississippi Valley and light snow in the Upper Lake region. fair elsewhere. Saturday plans include light rain in the Ohio Valley toward the Gulf and light snow in the Lake region, with unsettled Atlantic coasts Sunday. Local readings show temperature fluctuations from 34 to 44 degrees, humidity around 28 to 75 percent, rainfall 6.0, with 21.1 hours of sunshine. Temperature comparisons include many U.S. cities with varying rain and wind conditions reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
North Pacific Coast
Missiesippi
Upper Lake Region
Lake Superior
Misslesippi
Ohin
Gulf
Lake
Atlantic
New England
Asheville
N. C
Atlante
Atlantic City
N. J
Bismarck
N. D
Boston
Mass
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cheyenne
Wyo
Omy Davenport
Towa
Denver
Colo
Des Moines
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Mont
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Fla
Kansas City
Little Rock
Arie cc
Marguerie
Michaa Be
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
la Seve
New York
North Platte
Omaha
Pitteburg
Salt Lake City
Utah
St Uouls
Vicksburg
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Larner
Weller
Naimmin Wetler
Petly Comfort
Fae Erithasm
Weiler
Public Comfort Committee
Varrins
Virginia
Julie Robert Tomlin
Alexandria
Robert P Dodgs
Manassas
Alabama
Wiham
Golden Talladega
Parhooves Wentgemers
Levisana
Richmond
Pitard
Edward W. Bbenhauer
Stanley Adler
Harry A. Black
Ralsten Cole
Lass T France
Peter T Lewis G. Neeritte
Charles Monroge
Claude Mauherret
Master Linder
Vare H. Gibson
Jamestown
Henry ¢. Frazer
Boswell
Fietdh H. Marine
Valparaiso
Thomas Petty
Frankfort
Charles Mark Drinkwater
Kokomo
Ilingle
Thomasz Samuels
East St. Louis
Barry Tlrich
Springfield
Frederick W. Woodrum
Jollet Hart Fisher
Jollet
Pred B. Duncan
Galesburg
Cera
Blumenthal
Peoria
Harry Neilson
Fienrge Leavy
Treater
Curran & Enton
Winchester
Eaward Abbott
Hugh 8. Gardner
Elizabethtown
James Stanley Bassett
Hopkinsville
Frank T. Wells
Bardstown
Ben Waddie
Tas
Mayen
W. P. van Wickle
Felix Agnus Holt
New Willard
Salvation Amy
William D. Neal
Salvation Army Hall
Tenth Street
Bleycie
Kleindienst
First Precinct
Brightwood Avenue
Sumner Street
Oren Groves
Anacostia Line
Freedmen's Hospital
Groves
Government Hospital
Meyer Garfinkle
Garfinkle
Flo
Philippines
Fallon Street
John Clancy
Sixth Street
Firat and
EK Streets
Leiter
Washington Association
Ams
The
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh St
Col. Brodie
V. D. Rosen
Se. Cor
F St
Christian Xander’s
Jelle of
Nelson
Tharp’s
Berkeley
F St. N.W
Bataan
N.J
Lindsay Rubbers
Mfg. Co. (Inc
Para, x
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
St. Bet. H and I
Sanders & la Co
F Street
Pergy & Foster
American Security and Crust Company
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass. Ave
Victor Talking Machines
John F. Ellis & Co
Ave
Johnson Brothers
7Th St
12Th and
Kon. W
Mth
Colonial Wine Co
Macdonnall School OF Phrenology and Psychology
9Th St. Aw
Q St
Mme L. Macdonnall
Milter
WTA
Mar Arta
Mt. Vernon
Aide
Bond Building
Phone
Mi 2
Clara A Westlake Phong i Raare Leks I
Ste
McGill & Wallace
Nattle M. Shacklette
11Th St. N. W
Paris
London
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