Inauguration Day Details Set by Congressional Committee
The official inauguration program for the President elect is outlined by the Senate House committee of arrangements led by Senators Spooner Aldrich Bacon and Representatives Dalzell Crumpacker Williams. The ceremony starts with arrivals through the Senate wing bronze door and proceeds from the Senate chamber to the portico with oath, prayers, and addresses by the Vice President pro tempore and Senators elect. The path includes entry to the Senate chamber, seating arrangements, and a rotunda procession to the platform on the East Portico.
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United States
National Capitol
Senate
House of Representatives
John Spooner
Nelson W. Aldrich
Augustus Bacon
John Dalzell
Edgar ©. Crumpacker
John Sharn Williams
Senate Chamber
Committee of
Committee of Arrangements
Secate
Notice of marriage and death inserts in The Ashtogion Post
Notices of marriage and death may be inserted at no extra charge and will appear simultaneously in several morning papers including the New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Exquirer Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St. Louis Republic Byracurb Post Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Ashtogion Post
Foxertinn
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Bogfalo Courier
Cincinnati Exquirer
Chisago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittebarg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST. Louis Republic
Byracurb Post-Standard
ST. Pau Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dated notices and obituaries across several families
A jumble of death notices and funeral announcements from a 1905 newspaper, listing multiple individuals such as Artemus Altemus and Annie Hudson, John Byrne, Alice Appleby, Emma Hodges, Jeremiah UnderMayer, Ann McGrann, Julia Moten, Emma Sedgewick, Augusta Young, and others. Notices include dates, locations, and funeral details for the deceased, with some fragments regarding spouses, residences, and church services, reflecting a consolidated notices page with varied spellings and incomplete OCR.
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Altemus
Bom
Balgurs
Hus Gulama Artemus
Thompson
Thenbeth A
A. Forrest Artemus
Las Nue Sout
Keast
Washington
Rob A
Dancin Lamont Clinch
Byrne
Rei
John Ff
Appleby
Alice M. Appléby
O'Dwyer
W. Jiruden Appleby
Kerpe Street
Nebruary
Opie- Shineed
O'Elack
Bvetelo
E. Dana
Alfred S&s
Daughyoost
NG. T. Dana
Hodges
Ida
Emma M
William Hl. Hodges
St. Andrew's Church
Fourteenth
Corcoran Streets
Undermayer
Rose
New Jersey Avenue
Jeremiah Tndermayer
Baltimore
McGrann
Lo Ann McGrann
John McGrann
D Street
Selemin
St. Joseph’s Church
Oclock
Moten
Augusta Maria Young
Edward Young
First Street
AL Bay
Inaugural Procession and Admission Details
A detailed order for the Capitol ceremony lists the marshal of DC and the Supreme Court, ex-President and ex-VPs, the Chief Justice, justices, clerks, Senate Sergeant at Arms, and the arrangements committee. It covers seating on platform, oath by the Chief Justice, address, and post-ceremony movement to the Executive Mansion with doors opening at 11 o'clock for entitled attendees including ex-Speakers, ex-secretaries, and other officials.
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Capitol
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Senate
Committee of Arrangements
United States
Senate of the United States
House of Representatives
House Or Representatives
Navy
Army
Congress
Senate Chamber
Committee of
House
Diplomatic Corps
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of
Court of Claims
Smithsonian Institution
Librarian of Congress
E of Representatives
Us Cers
Virginia at Inaugural Blues to Join Roosevelt Parade
Special to The Washington Post Richmond Light Infantry Blues, 150 men, youngest and oldest active uniformed unit since 1793, will march at President Roosevelt's inauguration events with support from Stonewall Band Staunton. Officers listed. quarters secured on Sixth Street. Gov Montague and staff to attend.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Cleveland
Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Roosevelt
Blues
Boston Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Old Home Guards
New York
United States
Blacs
Colo
John 8. Wise
Richmor
Stonewall
Staunton
Gov. Montague
Husband up a chimney in Washington Fest tale
In Atlanta on February 23 James Green was startled when his wife returned home unexpectedly from Macon. He fled up the chimney as she attempted to smoke him out, prompting two policemen to rescue him from the soot and smoke while he dangled by a nail.
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Washington
Atlanta
James Green
Green
Macon
Grand Jury to Probe Bribery Charges in Baker Case
Indianapolis reports the special Investigation committee recommends Marion County grand jury convene Monday to pursue the Ananias Baker bribery matter. A $5,000 appropriation is advised for Gov. Hanty to aid in arresting G. A. Baker and continue inquiries. Telegrams to O. A. Baker are disclosed, including cipher messages and one reading Be sure and win. In Detroit, Charles Holton, 28, electrocuted by a private telephone line at Woodward avenue car house causing a fatal cross with car current. the line burned for three minutes after he fell.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Special Investigation Committee
Cantwell
Ananias Baker
A. Baker
Marion County
Hanty
G. A. Baker
Detroit
Mich
Charles Holton
Woodward Avenue
Detroit United Railway
Holton
Inaugural Editions of The Washington Post
The Washington Post announces March 1905 inaugural issues covering Roosevelt’s inauguration. Editions will be richly illustrated and widely distributed worldwide. Press capacity will be taxed. dealers should place orders now and advertisers must reserve space by March 3 for the March 5 Sunday issue.
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The
Post
Roosevelt
Man Shoots Self During Vaudeville at Chicago Opera House
A 22 year old man identified as Lowell Banes, a press feeder, shot himself in the balcony of the Chicago Opera House during a vaudeville performance. He had recently been treated for mental illness and was reported to have applauded before the fatal act. The incident caused panic among spectators but ushers restored order as the body was removed to the county morgue.
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Chicago
Chicago Opera House
Lowell Banes
Divorce for Mrs MacBride in Paris Court
The Seine tribunal heard Mrs. MacBride formerly Maud Gonne seek divorce from Mas MacBride a noted Irish regiment member in the Boer War. Custody of their infant was granted while settlement proceeds. A separate decree postponing Jeanne Charcot's divorce from Dr Jean Charcot due to his absence.
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Paris
Tribunal of the Seine
MarcBride
Maud Gonne
Joan of Arc
Mas. MacBride
Trish
Iscer
South Africa
Jeanne Charcot
Victor Hugo
Jean Charcot
Dr. Charcot
Boutwell Ill in Groton at 86 in Pneumonia Crisis
Geo S Boutwell, veteran statesman and former Treasury secretary, lay critically ill in Groton Massachusetts on February 23 with pneumonia. He was seized in his library and by night his condition was grave, with fever at 103 and the right lung affected. He has served in both houses of Congress.
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Groton
Mass
Congress
the Treasury
President Grant
Westminster Abbey of Germany Seen in Berlin Cathedral Plan
Berlin reports on the Evangelical Lutheran Cathedral to be a world cathedral for Protestants. Emperor William hosts delegates including Prof Francis Brown and Rev J J Heischmann. The project aims to rival St Peter’s and Westminster Abbey with a monumental German religious landmark.
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Berlin
St. Peter’s
Rome
Westminster Abbey
Germany
Francis Brown
Union Theological Seminary
J. J. Heischmann
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran German Church
Brooklyn
J. H. Prugh
Grace Reformed Church
Pittsburg
William
Great Britain
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
Frederick
St. Peter's At
Brandenburg
J. C. Raschdorff
Prussia
Raschdorff
Julius
St. Stephen's
Vienna
Cologne
New York
St. Peter's
Europe
Riga
Prince Genckel
Donnersmarck
Privy Councilor
Jones Grave Search Captivates Paris Crowd at Saint Louis Cemetery
In Paris on February 25 crowds watch as excavations dig through Saint Louis Cemetery for John Paul Jones. Ambassador Porter leads the operations and workers aim to verify identity using a leaden coffin plate inscribed Anglais and the famed epithet Ferreur des Anglais while continuing to seek the sword and rings for positive verification.
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Paris
John Franl Jones
Saint Louis Cemetery
Ambassdor Porter
Paul Jones
Jones
Porter
Arrests in Santo Domingo and Royal Engagement News
In Santo Domingo on February 24 officials held arrests as a precaution over alleged plots against President Morales after a denunciation. The country remained quiet while Admiral Sigsbee’s Newark arrived following a naval schedule linked to the failed assassination attempt. In London, February 25, Princess Victoria of Connaught officially announced betrothal to Prince Oscar of Sweden and Norway with royal approval.
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Santo Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
Morales
Sigsbee
Newark
Guantanamo
Navy Department
London
Victoria of
Daniel Mills Jr Found Dead on Brooklyn Streetcar Tracks
Daniel Mills Jr press agent for Keiths Theater was found dead on Brooklyn Rapid Transit tracks in Brooklyn. Believed to have fallen from a streetcar while rounding a curve. He was forty and formerly a sporting writer for the Philadelphia Times. His pockets held clippings discussing Dr William Osler theory that a man peaks at age forty. Also reported Denver officers Walsh Condon and Johnson sentenced to six months in jail for frauds at city charter elections.
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Brooklyn
New York
Daniel Mills
Keith’s
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Philadelphia Times
Mills
William Osler
Baltimore
Denver
Colo
James Walsh
W. P. Condon
Fred M. Johnson
Mrs Hough Wins Divorce Over Husband's Debts
Mrs. Hough obtained a divorce from Eliott P. Hough a stenographer in the General Land Office in Washington. She testified he caused annoyance by being sued for house rent while earning a 1600 dollars yearly salary and often refused to supply food for her and her thirteen year old son Peyton. She was awarded 25 dollars monthly in support.
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Washington Post
Denver
Colo
Hough
Eliott P. Hough
General Land Office
Washington
Peyton
Deaths and obituaries from multiple cities dated Feb 25
Reports from Ann Arbor Pittsburg Jacksonville and Troy detail the deaths of Edward Cooper former New York mayor aged and heir of Peter Cooper, Dr Albert Prescott aging professor and chemist, artist Philip Clever noted for Fatima and McKinley portrait, Samuel Lloyd Clayton yacht owner, and William S Hart head of Earl Wilson collar firm. The items note causes, ages, and funeral plans.
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New York
Peter Cooper
Edward Cooper
City of
Washington Square
Cooper
Edith Bryce
Lloyd 5
Bryce
Grace Church
Greenwood
Mr. Cooper
Cooper Institute
Abram 8. Hewitt
Cooper, Hewitt & Co
Trenton
New Jersey Steel Works
Ann Arbor, Mich
Albert Benjamin Prescott
The
Universy of Michigan
Organic Chemistry
School of Pharmacy
American Resociation For the Advancement of Science
American Pharmaceutical Reiation
Pittsburg
Philip Clever
Clever
William McKinley
Washington
Jacksonville
Fla
Samuel Lloyd Clayton
Regina
Philadelphia
Clayton
Philadelphia Yacht Club
Troy, N
William S. Hart
Earl & Wilson
Flynn Gave Deep Mystery Mary Flynn Disappears in New York Harbor
Mary Agnes Flynn a Brooklyn secretary vanished after leaving her Stone Street office. Police suspect possible luring or abduction aboard a seagoing vessel at the piers while private detectives search clues. Her father and the British consul general back the case as hope fades for a return.
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New York
Mary Agnes Flynn
Stone Street
Brooklyn
Wall Street Ferry
River Front
Miss Flynn
Percy Sanderson
Gardiner Lathrop Accepts Santa Fe General Solicitor Post
Gardiner Lathrop of this city tonight accepted the position of general solicitor of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company to succeed B D Kenna who resigned The move ends gossip that he would be a candidate for United States Senator from Missouri Indiana Anti Trust Bill passes Indiana House of Representatives imposing fines from forty to five thousand dollars and up to six months imprisonment for efforts to restrain competition or fix prices
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Gardiner Lathrop
Atchison, Kansas City
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
B. D. Kenna
Lathrop
Francis M. Cockrell
United States
Missouri
Santa Fe
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana House of Representatives
Baron Kaneko Denies Diplomatic Role in White House Visit
Baron Kaneko of Japan called at the White House late last night and stayed with the President over an hour. He refused to discuss the meeting or answer questions about Far East affairs and insisted his visit was not in any diplomatic or official capacity. Coherent ship notices from New York and Atlantic ports follow, listing arrivals and sailings with multiple destinations.
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Baron Kaneko
House of Peers of
Japan
White House
Far East
Health Office Record of Inmates and Ages
Reported to February 25 listing numerous individuals at Gov Hosp Insane, Providence Hosp, Geo Wash Univ Hosp and Freedmen's Hosp with ages ranging from a few months to 76 years. Names include Louisa Ambush Maria Apple Caroline Graham Philip Kingen Myrtle Gaines and Emma Reynolds among others with addresses and ages as recorded.
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Louisa Ambush
Richard W. Anderson
Providence
Maria L. Apple
Chapin Nw
Francis Dillsborough
G. Wash
Ant
Mary C. Borland
Yale
Lucy Claughton
Geo
Wash
Jozeph W. Contee
Fowlers Hill
Myrtle M. Gaines
Caroline Graham
Louise H. Hagner
H Nw
Joseph Hale
John T. Howe
Ada Hughes
Jennie Jordan
Philip Kingen
Joseph R. McMullan
Alles Queen
Freedmen’s Hosp
William £. Reed
Emma Reynolds
Archie Sykes
Geo. Ward
Martha Templer
Emery P. Woodward
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A promotional letter extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a world famous kidney and bladder remedy. It recounts chronic back pain and kidney trouble, claims wide range of symptoms improve with Swamp Root, offers a free sample bottle and book by mail, and references testimonials to support the product. The missive urges readers to send address to Kilmer and Co in New York.
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Pato
Bright
Trul
Chalkic
Po Ozark
Ala
Or Bilmer &E
Washington
de Hilmers
Thughamion
N.Y
Dr. Bull
Dr. Bull S
Dr. Bull’s
Mary KE. Weatherby
Snyder Ave
Philadelphia
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Merle
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Aweie Graham
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J. Kam
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Mit
Alert A. Jesuter
Adnie E. Snowden
William T. Evans
Pearl Johnson
Sean Williams
Et Louisa
May Frerz
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W. Rg
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania Ave
Joseph Gawlir
Main
Ava
R. F. Harv
Fourtedpnth Street
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street
George P. Zarhorst
Feneral
Virginia
Richmond Blues
Trate
Grand Jury
Indiana Legislature Committee
Thomas F. Walsh
Boutwell
Secretary of Treasury
Princess Victoria
Daniel Mills, JR
To-Kalon
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Flynn
la Brologne
Havre
Nantucket
Southampton
Etruria
Pool
Queenstown
St. Louis
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Campania
Liverpool
Graf Waldersee
Hamburg
Dover
Rotterdam
Amsterdyk
Newport News
St. Paul
Umbria
Health Office Record
Herpicide
Mnom
Dandrum
Herp Newbro
Edward Stevens
Herpie
Icide CO
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Tarbes Shur
Theed
Affleck’s Drug Store
Pa. Ave
Grace M. Thomas
Corcoran Building
William White
Cincinnati Street
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