Pension Office favored for inaugural ball plan
The House District Committee approved using the Pension Office building for the inaugural ball, authorizing Rep Morrell to shift from the Congressional Library plan to the Pension setting. Fund subscriptions reached about 57,000 with many donors listed, while Pennsylvania troops for the parade were reduced to about 2,500 from 10,000 four years ago, as the Willard meeting settled decor details and military committees.
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Congressional Library
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Mann
Illinois
Representatives
Committee On Finance
Treasury
Congress
Alles
Maurice Joyce
E Earnshaw & Bra
Thomas W Smith
Herdic Cab Company
Herrall & Co
J C Yost
OP C Hazen
National Capital Brewing Company
John E Herrell
John Barrett
H Veerhoff
Galt & Bra
Henry E Simpson
Henry F Blount
Larcombe
William V Cox
New Willard
Wison
O A Sontag
John A Johnston
Uo SA
F J Whitehead
Robert Shaw Oliver
H Darling
Frank Averill
Lioyd MW
oBrete
Mark L Bristol
Joha B Bellinger
Paymas
Sidney Bieber
Naval
Arthur Brooks
H Brian
Jingah J Gallagher
van James
Glennan
Harry C
George Henderson
Leroy W Flerton
F J Higgingin
S Hodges
Grote Hutchescn
Sidney Jk i
Metain
HG Macfarland
Charles Morton
Theodore Mosher
Charles Ho Muir
Burt Netligen
H M Seumeyer
Ma Ho Ho Parmenter
Pendleton
John Persling
Frank Ramsey
Samuel Reber
L H Reicholderfer
Charles Rhodes
F Rigs
P Robbins
JO Skinner
U S
W Smith
Japan Defeated in Georgetown Law Debate
In Gaston Hall at Georgetown University the mid term law school debate on the resolved issue that Japan’s cause in the war with Russia is just ended with the negative side victorious. Judges Justice Wright Representative Sulllvan and John W Yerkes ruled on debaters rather than merits. The hall was crowded with Georgetown students and friends as Thomas Jones and Michael J Leahy argued for the affirmative and John B Fay and Don Carlos Ellis for the negative. The program featured music from the college orchestra and a vocal number by Eugene Oulmet.
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Gaston Hall
Georgetown University
Law School
Japan
Russia
Georgetown
Charles H. English
Debating Society
Thomas Jones
Texas
Michael J Leahy
District of Columbia
John B. Fay
Don Carlos Ellis
New York
Manchuria
Justice Wright
District Supreme Court
John & Sullavan
Massachusetts
Internal Revenue
John W Yerkes
Eugene Oulmet
Wright
Elks Lodge Plans Eight Story Clubhouse on H Street
Elks Lodge No 15 buys a plot 182 by 35 feet on H Street Northwest for an eight story clubhouse costing about 300000. Rev Dr D J Stafford acting for Cardinal Gibbons signed the deed on December 30. The building, one of the costliest Elks clubhouses, will have plans approved soon and construction begin at once.
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Lodge
Lodge No 15
The
Elks
D J Stafford
St. Patrick's Church
Cardinal Gibbons
Order of Elks
Ira A O'Brien
LF A Bailey
M. G. Mc Cormick
P T Moran
F B Clarkson
J M Pushaw
B E G. Shafer
Mc Cormick
Post Discovery A Revelation in Human Food
A 1900s style advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as a natural starch digestion aid. It argues starch must be transformed by moisture warmth and time, not chemicals, to energy for the body, praising the cereal for aiding digestion and teeth while avoiding external substances.
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Mh Post
Nurse Turns Forger Confesses To Police
Charles D. Davis a nurse at the Naval Medical School was arrested after a two week spree forging and cashing checks. He admitted taking checks totaling over 600 with $108 hidden at the Naval Hospital. Police say four forged checks were cashed by Georgetown merchants and a Baltimore trip followed before the hiding place was revealed. Davis, 30, from Edgewater Maryland, will be arraigned in Police Court on forgery charges.
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Charles D. Davis
Naval Medical School
Polles Heagdquarters
Boardman
Horn
Myron D. Baker
Naval Bureau of Hygiene
Treasury Department
Baker
Department
Georgetown
Policeman Dunn
Robert A Marmion
Charles C Davis
Davis
Charles Davis
Edgewater
Bureau
Eugene A Vickery
P Loverinng
W A. Angwin
Naval Hospital
Davis Caid
Vickery
Angwin
Baltimore
Washington
By To
Train Schedule Changes for Seaboard Limited and Express
The Seaboard Railway announces January 9 1905 changes at 12:01 A M with altered Washington to Richmond service. Daily departures from Washington 6th and B streets include Seaboard Florida Limited and Seaboard Express with Pullman cars dining car and no stops between Washington and Richmond. Arrival at 6th and B streets at 5 50 A M daily, replacing 10 10 A M. Commencing January 13 New York and Florida Special with Pullman cars dining car. no changes to Seaboard Mall timings.
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Tonday
Siedler
Seaboard Florida Limited
Washington
Richmond
Sally
Seaboard Express
Forichmond An Uth
Alexandria
Fredericksburg
Caswell
Aghlan OD
Sinae
A. C. le
New York
Orga Ecial
Weehingtons
General Seaport Florida Limited
York
Florida Sperial
Pullman
Bink Loe
Beenali
Gumlet
N.C
President Roosevelt Addresses American Forest Congress
President Roosevelt spoke at the National Theater to 23 delegates on the forest as vital to national business. He urged conservation through use, praised the Agriculture Department, and pledged government support while urging Western cooperation for a national forest policy and a centralized forest service. Ambassador Jusserand followed with remarks on France's forestry method and shared emphasis on careful, sustainable land management.
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Roosevelt
American Forest Congress
National Theater
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
United States
Congress
Senator Perking
Mr EB
O Gosney
B. T Galloway
T J. Hagenbarth
Gifford Pinchot
Fulberth Roth
F. V Covile
von Shrenk
Frank M. Mondeli
W A Richards
Mr. Gronsky
W .A. Gardner
L. B Johnson
Irwin
William C Mather
F H Newel
George H Maxwell
B L Wiazins
George P Whittlesey
John Lamb
Senator Warren
F E Weyerhouser
Am- Dasaador Juaserand
Howard Elliott
Senator Proctor
Overton W. Price
Hansbrough
James W Wadeworth
John F. Lacey
Hemenway
Henry
J T Rothrock
White
Charles Peck
Moore
Gen
F Manderson
J M Smith
Howard Bltott
Jon M Hammond
T J. Grier
W. W McLeod
W H Beckman
R A Long
Thomas P Walsh
Commissioner Macfarland
W $ Warvey
John Joy Ednon
Charles D Walcott
Capt Abern
George Aitkin
Barney
Robert Bell
Seth Bullock
Col
Thomas Cooper
Fernow, Jr. Defebaugh
Henry Gannett
Colgate Hoyt
R B Hayes
H P Jastro
Cortelyou
Paul Morton
Tat
Hitchcock
Ambassador Durand
Ambassador Jusserand
Edward Huett
Theorthern Pacific Railway
F. E. Weyerhauser
Weyerhauser Lumber Company
B L. Wiggins
University of the South
Representative Lamb
Congress of Forest Users
Industrias
National Forest Service
West
Jusserand
J J Jusserand
France
Golaten
Mrs R Reichenberg Praises Cuticura Soap For Skin
Mrs R Reichenberg wife of a prominent jeweller at 146 Fulton Street New York recounts a friend near the end of her life who achieved a brilliant complexion by using Cuticura Soap and water. She asserts a healthy woman can keep skin soft white and clear and prevent redness and roughness by following the regimen.
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R. Reichenberg
Fulton St
New York
Forests, foresters, and railway ties shape policy debate
Leaders including Mr Pinchot and President Howard Elliott urged conservation, landowners’ reforestation duties, and federal support for forest reserves. Weyerhauser and educators backed industry cooperation and training. Speakers warned of dwindling timber and the huge annual cost of railroad ties, urging public-private action and repeal of restrictive land acts.
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America
Pinchot
Forestry Bureau
Agricultural Department
Ministry of Agriculture
Department of War
Helg
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific Railway
United States
BE Weyerhauser
B L Wiggins
Representative Lamb
Northern Pacific Railroad
Edward Everett Hale
Congress
White Mountains
Board of
Afiredora
Forest Congress
Washington
Charles F Manderson
Chicago, Buriington
Quincy
Nebraska
J T. Richards
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
L. P B. Johnson
Nortor and Western Railroad
Weather Conditions Reported by U S Dept of Agriculture
A detailed forecast notes a low pressure center over the Mississippi and Ohio valleys with a Gulf coast disturbance likely to move northeastward. Snow and rain expected in the Middle Atlantic, Lake, and Lower Lake regions Friday into Saturday, with fair central valleys and the West, and increasing northeast winds along coastal areas. Temperatures show rise east of the Mississippi but remain below average in the Atlantic states and Lake region. Local report lists temperatures, rainfall, sun data, tides, and several city readings with notable variances.
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Washington
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Ohio
Gulf Coast
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Missigaippi River
Atlantic States
New England
Missouri Valley
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Middle
North Atlantic States
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Lower Lake
Upper Lake
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Middle Atlantic
Lake Michigan
European Portall
Grand Banka
Bam
Asheville
N. Co
Atlanta
Atlantic City
N. J
Cheyenne
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Colo
Dea Moines
Iowe
Galveston
Tex
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Pope Bidg
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