Inaugural Parade Plans March 4 Clearance Routes Announced
Final instructions from Maj. Rich outline March 4 parade controls in Washington. Avenue closures begin 9 30 morning with cars and pedestrians barred on key streets until Roosevelt and Taft visit. Route details specify crossings, street restrictions, and assembly points for the parade in the capital.
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District of Columbia
Maj
Rich
Metropolitan Police Force
Action
ptLe Veredet
Sion
Roosevelt
Taft
Coh Otter
Oro
Uerte
Penesyhauin Avenue
Chet Sisth
Rossbrh Street
Capital Traction Company
Pennylvania Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Fromhat Point
Nintrenth Street
First Street
Civic Division
Sixth Street
B Street
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Wili
First
Capitol Streets
Name Company
New Jersey Avenue
C Street
White House
Pulite
Inaugural Parade Control Plans and Officials Named
The inaugural committee outlines parade security zones from the court of honor to Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets with Captains Doyle, Williams, Mulhall, and Cross in charge of sections. Traffic and streetcar halts along Pennsylvania Avenue and adjacent routes are specified, with badges permitting access for press, officials, and authorized personnel. Major Morgan announces 108 mounted aides, listing names from across the nation, as preparations continue for ball decor and transportation logistics.
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Etween
Fifteenth and
Seventeenth Streets
H. L. Geasford
R. B. Doyle
Daniel Sullivan
Henry Schneider
Anthony Shilling
Court of Honor
Seventeenth
Eighteenth Streets
Maj
Sylvester
East Capitol
Fourth Streets
East Capitol Street
Capitol
Sixth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Indiana Avenue
Second Street
Eleventh Street
Fifteenth Street
i'Treasury
Mills
Seventeenth Street
Eighteenth Street
Pennsylvania
Nineteenth Street
Land Pennsylvania
Floyd E. Davis
Warren Jefferson Davis
The
Ter
William Hart Dexter
Clarence Donchos
Morris P. Ferris
Theodore DB. Gill, Jr
Edward Summer Gravis
George M. Hanson
Wiliam J3. Henshaw
Frank D. Hester
M. D
Philip S. Nickborn
Hughes
Allan ¥. Hume
Thomas B. Hurok
Charles I. L. Johnston
Jobe W. Lenehan
Charles E. Lane
Charles T. Lindsey
Gharles Long
Frederick W. Mackenzie
James L. Mar, Sheil
William P. Meredith
Langdon Moore
Joha F Oo Ni
Edwin H. Pillabury
T. Raleigh Hannen
Charida Y. Jay
Frank C. Roach
Phil Vipa B. Robinson
Davide S. Rust, Jr
Jonm H. Amal
Wilam H. Hamilton
C. Calhoun
T.W. Groomes
Theodore Schondau
Myron Mm.cady
B. Frank Wright
Samuel Herrice
LS. Rugvan
Willie
JL Yerkes, Jr
Charles P. Swert
BF. Smith
N. Lansbury
Thad Te. Sargent
R.T. Scott
Samuel H. Scott
George M. Siye
Samuel C. Smoot
J. C. Tennent
Ennals Waggaman
J. D. Waters
J. ©. Weedon
Robert W. Wells
C. L. Weat
John R. Wright
Mobert E. Eb. Yelcott
Allan A. Irvine
Pearman
Us City
John Album
St. [Joseph
B. M. Allen
Birmingham
Ala
G. ¢. Batés
Philadelphia
Pas
Colwiliiatt
Yass
Chattanooga
Tenn
Louis
Behan
Chicago
J. D
Betjeman
Adany
Duncan Boughner
Clarksburg
W. Va
Henry (. Clement
Charles A. Cline
Cilinton
John Cunningham
McBride
Batavia
N. J
A. W. Miller
Chifeago
Osborne Mitchel
Washington
Charles Peck
Phelps
Ontario
N. Y
Rosenburg
New York City
Charles H. N
George
Husch
New
Fred Regrotus
Bellefonte
Harry B. Tyson
Norristown
John Eastman
Sisgeton
8. D
W. C. Witherbee
John WH. Crim
Whitlam
J. Walker
Albany
Thoman B. Wright
Norfolk
Louis Lepourgeouis
Convent
Joe ©. Weir
Rantoul
Obscure obituaries and notices from1890s era paper
Fragmented death notices and wedding penas from an old newspaper page. Names such as Mary Russell and Mettie Crippen appear amid scattered dates and streets, with interment details and services listed in a garbled OCR format. The text mentions residences in Cleveland and Atlantic City and events scheduled for late February and March.
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U Voecon Satuinko
Athantic Wity
S.J. John Fh
Woodlawn
Cleveland
Ameral Bereagtor
Mratay
Mettie A
Crippen
Miphraim J. Story
Mortline HaUito
Ribwest
Sun
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jay
Womlla
Bridky
Fragmentary 19th Century Notices From Unreadable Paper
A garbled OCR fragment reports marriage and death notices with scattered names and dates. The legible parts hint at a republic and dispatch sources, citing various newspapers but provide no clear individuals, places, or events to confirm.
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Tor Finer Vaserton
Pitlabyex Dispatch
Journel
Iren Eis
Hem
St L¢unis Republic
Calor
Paul Puneet
Syracuse
Woman burned tending turpentine liniment in Cumberland kitchen
Mrs Peter Nuse aged 68 suffered serious burns while preparing a turpentine liniment near a cooking stone in her Cumberland Maryland home this morning. Her son Louis Nuse assisted and was burned in the aid effort.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Peter Nuse
Louis
Sperry Warns of Big Navy Battle Yet to Come
Norfolk February 25 Rear Admiral Sperry aboard the Connecticut urges a larger Pacific fleet and a stronger navy to deter war. He argues Congress has not provided adequate accommodations and that a powerful navy guarantees peace while noting Japan has limited forces and Germany could threaten if fleets are split. He envisions the United States as a superior maritime power with more ships men and firepower.
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Tovain
Germany
Everlanti
Ufo
Anserta
Japan
James 8. Krang
New York Américan
Norfolk
Sperry
San Francisco
Connecticut
Wes
New York
Boston
Charleston
Congress
Ake
Washingen
Pacific
Great Britain
Pheliic
Zack
United States
Florida Leads Eight Southern States in Naval Stores 1908 Output
Preliminary U S forestry service report shows Florida as top producer in 1908 with more than 36.5 million gallons of turpentine and over 4 million barrels of rosin valued at about 14 112 377 for turpentine and 17 782 800 for rosin. Georgia Alabama Mississippi Louisiana North Carolina South Carolina and Texas follow with smaller totals. Prices declined slightly from 1907, reducing total value despite higher volumes.
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Naval
United States Forestry Service
Elght
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Rosin
Receivers Sought for German Union Fire Insurance Co
In Federal court Judge Bradford heard an application to appoint receivers for the German Union Fire Insurance Company, a Delaware corporation based in Baltimore. An injunction was also sought to restrain a $15,000 check dated January 1 intended to reimburse Robert Dickson and R. D. Tweeddale for stock purchases in the firm, with a restraining order issued and the March 22 hearing date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Bradford
German Union Fire Insurance Company
Baltioore
Robert Dickson
R. D. Tweeddale
Southern Hard Yarn Spinners Plan for Market Betterment
The Southern Hard Yarn Spinners Association met to address unsatisfactory market conditions. A committee was formed to develop curtailment plans and report at an early meeting, with a likely reduction of time and output beginning in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Charlotte
N. Ci
Southern Hard Yarn Spinners' Association
Protestant groups form national laymen conference
Officials of sixteen Protestant laity organizations representing more than 1 008 000 members organized the conference to cooperate with the Laymen's Missionary Movement and the Young Men's Christian Association. The first address will be by the president-elect next month and the series ends in Louis in March next year. Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Episcopal groups nationwide are represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cint
Young Men’s Christian Association
Louis
Chicago Named Healthiest American City in 1908 Report
A health report places Chicago as the healthiest American city for 1908 with a death rate of 14.10 per 1000. The year saw 30,548 deaths, 1,505 fewer than 1907, with seven percent from violence and all self harm rising by 101 cases amid financial hardship.
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Chicago
Naval convention completed in London favors United States
Special Cable to The Washington Poet reports that the London naval conference completed its work with provisions advantageous to the United States as belligerent or neutral in war. Delegates from the United States, Rear Admiral Charles T. Stockton and Prof. George Grafton Wilson of Brown University, express full satisfaction. The conference left disputed points, including merchant ships converted to warships, unresolved. The prize court issue was settled in favor of viewing it as a court of arbitration, with the U.S. Supreme Court as final appeal. Prof. Wilson remains in Europe. Stockton sails home March 3.
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London
United States
Great Britain
State Department
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Charles T. Stockton
George Grafton Wilson
Brown University
Formher J
Wilson III
Europe
Flatirons Cause Higher Electric Bills In Chicago
Chicago reports claim electric flatirons raise overall power use and primary charges. 10,000 to 15,000 consumers tried the irons free, paying an average 5 cents when the current is on, even if not used. Officials say daytime usage limits the impact.
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Chicago
Hutchins Relieved On World Voyage Nervous Breakdown
Capt. Hemliten Hutchins of the battleship Kearsarge is be examined by a special medical board after being relieved of command upon his own request. Admiral Sperry cites extreme nervous strain from the world voyage as the cause, with the board to decide if Hutchins remains active or is retired.
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Kearsarge
Hemliten Hutchins
Admiral Sperry
Gibraltar
Hutching
Department
United States
Naval Medical Board
Army
Hutchins
Sperry
Burglar Gets First Life Sentence Under New York Law
Special to The Washington Post New York February 26 Samuel Goodman alias Goldberg became the first burglar in New York to receive life imprisonment under the new law after a second offense burglary. He was convicted of a September 2, 1908 burglary at Charles J Bailey’s home and the judge noted a twenty year term with a possible pardon.
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Washington
New
Charles J.bailey
Quartermaster Qualtrough Set Down By Navy Court
Secretary Newberry approves sentence of Capt Edward F Qualtrough of the battleship Georgia. He is fined ten numbers in rank after a trial on intoxication and conduct unbecoming an officer. The six month suspension from duty was approved by Admiral Sperry and required no further action.
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Newberry
Georgia
Martifil
Gibraltar
Edward F. Qualtrough
Capt
Qualtrough
Sperry
Navy Department
Navy Board Ends Work On Final Reorganization Plan
The naval reorganization commission adopted its final plans at a likely last meeting, supplementing the President's preliminary framework. The group will prepare a final report for submission to the President, who will forward it to Congress before the current session ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Naval Reorganization Commission
Haitian Minister Arrives Seeks Roosevelt Meeting
H. Pauleus Lannon, Haiti's former foreign affairs minister and new minister to the United States succeeding J. N. Leger, called on Secretary Bacon yesterday and hopes to be presented to President Roosevelt before his retirement.
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H. Pauleus Lannon
Haiti
United States
J. N. Leger
Bacon
Roosevelt
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Peace Monument
Mulhall
Yulee Hodges
East Capital Street
Delaware Avenue
Union Station
Com
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Idem
W. F. Falvey
Tinton Station
Francis EB. Cross
W.T. Mathews
Joan
H. B. Ellott
Committee On Public Comfort
Stellwagen
Rei ‘Thom
James ‘Rush Marshall
James B. Bell
Autcom
Interior Department
Joseph M. Stoddard
Loése Transportation
Oen
Bachrac Theodore W. Noyes
SNAIN
Shan
Peta Ag
McCallum
Frank Geier
Seventil St
Mary Chapel
Elephoria Call
W. R. Speare
Une
G. Frey
Toner
Nerte
Teo 14Th St. Nw
William Lee
Lie Connection Commedia
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Felephang
Lincoln
Thos
S. Sergeon
Suiprerur
Howe
A. Costello
GEP
C. Shaffer
Blackistone
To-Kalon Wine Co
14Th St. N. W
Saadfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Peter Grogan
BIG Navy
Forestry Service
Savannah
United State
Insurance CO
Baltimore Concern
Corton
Great Brotherhood
Royal
Lee
Navy Board
Commission
Mr. Leger
Iceland
Everybody's
Times
Cain
Ridgway Company
Union Square
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