Inaugural Music Plans and Illumination Effects
The inaugural committee unveils three concerts in the Pension Office building on March 6 with a 125 piece orchestra a 75 piece band and a 500 voice chorus led by Mr Foster. Artists from city churches will be invited for rehearsals and plans include searchlight illumination of the Washington Monument and Capitol dome. meetings set at the New Willard.
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Pythian Hall
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Wuminate
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Capitol
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Capitol Building
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Wynne Named Likely London Consul General
Postmaster General Robert J. Wynne is expected to become consul general to London, the top U S diplomatic post in the president’s gift with an annual pay around 16000 pounds. He would take over after March when he retires from the Gabriet, succeeding H Clay Evans, the ex Commissioner of Pensions.
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London
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Tennessee
Roosevelt
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Massachuset’s
AC Antes
Chief Engineer J E Neale Dead at Harbor Police Vessel
Chief Engineer James E Neale of the harbor police boat Vigilant died yesterday morning at 410 Eleventh Street southwest from tuberculosis. He joined the harbor police as a boy of sixteen and rose to chief engineer four years ago. He was thirty two, survived by a widow and two children. Harbor steamers flew flags at half mast in tribute.
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Bryan Appeals Will Case Excerpt in New Haven
Counselor William J. Brgan files notice of appeal to the Supreme Court from a Superior Court ruling excluding a sealed letter. The letter sought by Philop Bennett's widow instructed turning over to Mr. Bryan a sum of 0.00. Attorneys acted per Bryan by telegraph instructions.
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Conn
William J. Brgan
Supreme Court
Robinson
Superior Court
Philop Bennett
Bryan
Mrs Roosevelt Named Guardian of President’s Children
Mineola Long Island January 11 Surrogate Ed tgar Jackson appointed Mrs Roosevelt wife of President Theodore Roosevelt guardian of her children Kermit and Ethel C in connection with 5000 legacies left to each in the will James King Gracie of Oyster Bay
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Mineola
L. I
Tgar Jackson
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit Sn
Ethel C
James King Gracie
Oyster Bay
Fire at Georgetown warehouse reveals water shortage and icy streets
A Georgetown blaze at a Potomac Electric Power Co warehouse on K Street near Thirty third Street Northwest battled by Engine Nos 1 6 and others. Ice caused skids and rollovers hindering water supply, high blaze over an hour to control with $1 000 loss uninsured.
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K Street
Thirty-third Street
Georgetown
Engine Company No
Potomac and
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C. B. Cropley
Martin
Sixteenth Street
Rhode Island Avenue
Peruvian President Hosts U S Pacific Squadron Officers
At Lima on January 11 President Pardo entertained Rear Admiral C F Goodrich and staff along with twenty one subordinate officers of the United States Pacific Squadron and Peruvian officials. The Americans will tour Oroya by rail, and ships at Callao will remain until January 18. US receptions were held at the National and Naval Clubs, and a legation visit yesterday highlighted the cordial ties. Collision between two Baltimore and Ohio trains at the Y left a broken cylinder head and torn steps but no injuries.
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Lima
Pardo
C. F. Goodrich
United States Pacific Squadron
R .R. Neill
A. L. M. Gottschalk
Callao
Goodrich
Oroya
National Club
Naval Club
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I Streets
Iowa Letter-carrier Removed in Des Moines
G P Clark of Waden Iowa secretary treasurer and general organizer of the Iowa State Letter carriers Association has been removed by the Assistant Postmaster General. Clark actively urged higher carrier salaries and a circular he sent during the last Presidential campaign is seen as influencing the department action.
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Des Moines
G. P. Clark
Waden
Iowa State Letter-carriers’ Association
Clark
Venezuela pleased as Moody review awaits
New York January 1 The Venezuelan consul general Carlos B Figueredo said he welcomed the State Department move to refer asphalt case proceedings to Attorney General Moody for review. He cited Venezuela’s belief that the cases against the New York and Bermudez Company will be settled by law and justice.
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Venezuela
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Figueredo
State Department
Washington
Moody
M. Figueredo
United States
Castro
New York and
Bermudez
Matos
Vandyke Beard No Clew In Bomb Mystery at Barracks
A man with a Vandyke beard identified as G R Luckey, official photographer for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, appeared at police headquarters with claims he photographed the War College statue at Washington Barracks. Investigators doubt the bomb attempt. A delivery horse frightened crowds, injuring Mrs Effe Robertson, who was hospitalized with head bruises.
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New War College
Washington Barracks
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Snuckey
Maj
Burr
Lueut. Pillabury
Albert Reiger
Post Headquarters
Luckey
George C. Ellis
United States Express Company
Pennsylvania Avenues
Eighth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Effe Robertson
F' Strest
Btevens
Ninth Street
Pennsylvanian Avenue
Bill to regulate live stock shipments and quarantine
Representative Wadsworth of New York introduced a bill giving the Secretary of Agriculture authority to establish quarantine districts and regulate the movement of cattle and other livestock. Violations of orders or interference with enforcement carry penalties. A new Union Outfitting Co will lease the building at 519 Seventh Street NW and open March 1. Pfau is secretary and treasurer, Block is buyer and general manager. initial stock includes clothing, furnishings, shoes and hats.
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New York
House Committee On Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Seventh Street
Union Outfitting Company
C. A. Pfau
I. BE. Block
President Roosevelt Honored With Architects Dinner at Arlington
President Theodore Roosevelt attended the American Institute of Architects annual dinner at the Arlington Hotel. He spoke on national art, city beauty, and the need for government to fund enduring public buildings, praising architects and planners and urging a shared plan for the Capital’s future.
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Arlington Hotel
American Institute of Architects
Jusseruand
France
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New York
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San Francisco
National Capital
United States
Great
Republic
Elihu Root
Supreme Court of the United States
The Value of Charcoal in Health and Purification
Charcoal is praised as a safe purifier for the stomach and bowels and a remedy for breath, complexion, and digestion. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are promoted as the best value, made from Willow charcoal with honey, costing 25 cents a box. A British physician endorses daily use for gas, purifying breath, and liver benefits, noting higher quality charcoal in Stuart's lozenges.
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Btuart
Architects Welcome to 38th AIA Convention in Washington
The thirty eighth annual American Institute of Architects meeting opened yesterday at the Arlington Hotel with two business sessions. President W G Eames presided as Col John Biddle welcomed delegates, detailing Washington building progress and public improvements including preservation moves for Pennsylvania Avenue and Mall development.
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American Institute of Architects
Cardinal Gibbons
Elihu Root
Justice Harlan
John la Farge
Society of American Artista
J. Piergant Morgan
The
Metropolitan Museum
Aldrich
McClellan
Edward MacDowell
H. H. Blasbiekl
Newiends
Robert S. Peabody
Nelson
P. Langley
Smithsonian Institution
McCleary
Whitelaw Reid
Dalzell
W. &. Loeb
Presdent
Samuel D.warren
Payne
Simon Newcomb
International Congress of Arts and Sciences
St. Louis
Chaffee
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Allison
Augustus Saint-Gaudeng
Samuel Rea
G. Gillespie
Daniel C. French
National Sculpture Society
Frederick, Dieithan
National Academy of Design
Wiliam
Albert L. Mills
United States Military Academy
West Point
James Knox Taylor
Treasury Department
William G Mather
Board of Trade
Cleveland
Levi Scofield
A. G. Thomson
Ienac
H. Witmars
A. I. A. Brooklyn
Frank H. Quinby
George H. Clemence
Lucius W. Briggs
Worcester
George Keller
Ferry Laucks
Herbert Foltz
Addison Hutton
Beverly
King
Henry C. Carrel
George F. Newton
Ralph
Cram
George W. Rapp
F. C. Baldwin
Michigan
Representative Oranger
Walter McFarlane
Stephen ©. Earle
William A. Swosey
T. Link
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J. A. Dempwolf
C. A. Wallingford
John J. Petit
Washington Hall
New Jersey
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J. H. Freedlander
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Iowa
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T I. Schneider
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Holden
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Providence
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Rhode Island
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Louis Republic
A. F. Rosenheim
Los Angeles
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H. J. Hardenbergh
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Southern Railway
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University of Pennsylvania
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Architectural Review
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National Museum
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J. I
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W. W. Clay
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A. H. Granger
Albert Kelvey
Gude Gilbert
A. A “A. St. Paul
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Arlington Hotel
W. G. Eames
John Biddle
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White House
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Weather and temperature readings from various cities
Weather conditions note tides and sun data for Manugue plus temperatures and rainfall from multiple cities. Notable figures include Atlanta 26 high, Boston 38, Chicago 84, New York 24, Salt Lake 28. Rainfall totals show 0.028 inches in Springfield and 9.04 in elsewhere.
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Fis
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Little Rock
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