Parade Plans Shape Inaugural Decorations And Stand
In a New Wizard meeting the inaugural committee reports progress on parade planning. Funds moved toward the inaugural ball with noncombustible decorations and reduced arcade use. Union opposes to Marine Band lifted. 42 groups apply for parade, 28 cleared. stretch toward 60 participants anticipated.
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Union
Marine Band
Glover
Mashall
B H Warner
Committee On Civic Organizations
Percy S Foster
Committee On
Capitol
Four Negroes Reported Theatrical False Fire Alarm
Last night a false fire alarm was turned in from box 419 at First and G streets southwest, causing four futile fire runs in two weeks. Policeman L A Carlin witnessed four Negroes trigger the box and arrest identified one as Arthur Brown, age twenty.
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L. A. Carlin
Arthur Brown
Lost Jersey carrier fights for reinstatement at Washington
Mrs Hallie F Linch of Elmer New Jersey a rural free delivery carrier on route 4 lost her job as the result of a post office ruling. She arrived in Washington with indignant resolve seeking an audience with officials to overturn the dismissal for alleged subordination and inefficiency and planned to press Bristow the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General for reinstatement.
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Hallie F. Linch
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Hallie F Linch
Elmer
N. J
Washington
Linch
Barbee
Pennsylvania
Cross
Bridgeton
Run Down by a Negro Bicyclist on Third Street
Mrs Maggie Shaffer of 40 F Street Southwest suffered a severe head wound and a fractured collarbone after being struck by a Black bicyclist crossing Third Street Southwest between F Streets. The rider fled, aided the injured woman, and promised to return if her condition worsens. The incident occurred last night near the Emergency Hospital. Bishop Hartzell to Tour Africa after talks with President Roosevelt on missions.
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Third Street
F Streets
Maggie Shaffer
F Street
Hartzell
Africa
New York
3. C. Hartzell
Afica
Liverpool
Feld
Roosevelt
Goons From Store Stole Goods, Porter Charged
Detectives arrest William Nixon, a nineteen year old porter, for habitual stealing from D N Walford store at 409 Pennsylvania Avenue NW. A trunk of hardware and stolen knives and watches tied Nixon to the thefts, with Herbert Peters later held on receiving stolen property charges.
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D. N. Walford
D N. Walford
Pennsylvania Avenue
Parham and O'Brien
Po- Heeman Dierkopf
William Nixon
Nixon
Walford
Eleventh Street
Herbert Peters
Peters
Lawton Command Officers Installed at Hall
The Henry W Lawton Command No 4 of United Spanish War Veterans installed officers last evening at the Spanish War Veterans Hall on Sixth Street NW. Corps Commander Cox presided. New officers included Commander J Ligon King senior vice Oliver L Saers junior vice James V Tierney chaplain Richard L Lamb officer of the day Allen Culough officer of the guard Robert Clifford trustees 8 Hodges Francis B Wheaton Dr J M Hellum. Retiring commander Capt Adolph Van Euth. King announced quartermaster W C Ryan. Supper and a musical programme followed.
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Henry W Lawton
United Spanish War Veterans
Spanish War Veterans’ Hall
Sixth Street
H Streets
Cox
J. Ligon King
Oliver L Saers
James V. Tierney
Richard L Lamb
Allen Culough
Robert Clifford
Hodges
Francis B. Wheaton
J. M. Hellum
Adolph van Euth
Harries
Col. Urell
King
Us Tus
W. C. Ryan
National Union Banquet in Washington District
The eighteenth annual banquet of Washington Council No. 26 of the National Union was held at the Crown cafe with nearly 100 attendees. Toastmaster Dominick I. Murphy, secretary for the Isthmian Canal Commission, oversaw a program of songs and recitations by George Speidel, William Clabaugh, N. Floyd Featherstone, Joseph Battle, and Capt. W. W. Chase with accompanist Edward Muth. Addresses by William Briges, William T. Pierson, M. Decker, J. L. Davenport, H M Gilman, Frank B. Curtis, G A. L. Merrifield, and others concluded the event.
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National Union
Crown Cafe
Dominick I. Murphy
Isthmian Canal Commission
George Speidel
William Clabaugh
N. Floyd Featherstone
Joseph Battle
W. W. Chase
Edward Muth
My.William Briges
Wiliam T. Pierson
M . Decker
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. L. Davenport
Pensions
H M _Gilman
Frank B. Curtis
G A. L. Merrifield
Spanish War Veterans appoint staff for new term
Indianapolis Jan 12 Captain William E English commander in chief of the United Spanish War Veterans Association announced the full staff for the term starting January 1. Adjutant general Lieutenant Colonel Russell Harrison of Indianapolis. quartermaster general Lieutenant George W Powell of Indianapolis. chief of staff Captain Champe E S Andrews of New York City. inspector general Captain David Davie of Litchfield TA. assistant adjutant general Captain James L Anderson of Indianapolis. assistant quartermaster general Lieutenant I L Shullafer of Louisville KY. assistant inspector general Major W L Dusenberry of Chicago. Twenty seven aides were named. The organization will participate in the inaugural ceremonies March 4.
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English
Indianapolis
Ind
Willam E English
United Spanish War Veterans’ Association
Hiss
Russell Harrison
George W Powell
Champe E
Andrews
New York City
David Davie
Litchfield
James L. Anderson
I. L. Shullafer
Louisville
W. L. Dusenberry
Chicago
Railroad merger approved by stockholders vote
Cincinnati Ohio January 12 President Eugene Zimmerman of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad voted a majority of the stock in favor of completing deals to amalgamate with Pere Marquette Voleda Terminal and other properties. Stockholders also approved issuing 340000000 in bonds for general river system improvements. Two men killed on grade crossing near Dutton Ontario after being struck by a Central train.
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By Laws Reform At American Institute of Architects Meet
At the thirty eighth annual convention in Washington the institute moved to end wide scale blackballing by changing by laws. A board will examine applicants after chapters rule on eligibility, with final approval by the board of directors. Discussions covered fees, building donations, and plans for the Octagon Building.
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Brooklyn
American Institute of Architects
Arlington Hotel
Harder
New York
Institute
Eighteenth Street
New York Avenue
Mr. Walter
Boston
J. Pierpont Morgan
American Institute
Romes
Washington
Frank Miles Day
Philadelphia
Capitol
Washington Monument
Union Railroad
Day
Walter Cook
R Clipston Sturgis
Sturgis
Board of Directors
Chinese Woman Lecturer Urges Overthrow of Ching Dynasty
Miss Woo Foong Ming, a Chinese woman lecturer, spoke at the Masonic Temple urging support for reform in China and the overthrow of the Ching dynasty. She claimed a long running reform society with tens of millions of members and noted her upcoming departure for England.
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Miss Woo
Miss Woo Foong Ming
Masonic Temple
China
Miss Woodwell
Reform Party
Lgave
England
Edward
New Rules Debate At National Board Meeting
A communication from the national board to Secretary Mabcalf of the Department of Commerce and Labor protested proposed new rules for the Steamboat Inspection Service. The board urged more time, suggested public hearings, and favored enforcing existing rules. A committee including Bhl Heard At Washington and Horace Lilson was elected to represent the board in Washington on January 16.
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Mabcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Steamboat Inspection Service
Metcalf
Washington
Boardu
Bhl
Henrykies Atges
Long Island Railroad
Horace Lilson
Wilmington Steamboat Company
H. C. Nickerson
Fall River Line
Fred B. Daze
Belzell
Towing Company
J. Cherry
Lehi
Valley F Railroad
Sewer System for Havana
The American Public Health Association urged Havana to build a modern sewer system at once, praising efforts against yellow fever and mosquitoes and planning further sanitation improvements. The advisory council named officers led by F F Westbrook and John Guiteras, and set Boston as next year’s meeting site. Thirty-five late-arriving physicians joined the visit, with plans for a sugar plantation excursion tomorrow.
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American Public Health Association
Advisory Council
F. F. Westbrook
Minneapolis
John Guiteras
Probet
Columbus
Ohio
F W Wright
New Haven
Conn
Boston
Pan-American Medical Congress
Seston
Association
Taji
Big freighter Indus aground off Fire Island in fog
The sugar laden steamer Indus from West Indian ports ran aground on Fire Island bar while navigating through dense fog toward New York. Three tugs and a wrecking crew work aboard as unloading may precede lifting the ship into deep water. The Glasgow built vessel, 350 feet long and 210 tons, carries a two man crew under Captain Kydd on his first voyage.
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New York
Indus
West Indian
Fire Island
Glasgow
Kydd
Violence and lawlessness linked to mountain districts
A Pittsburg Dispatch analysis argues that violence rises in mountain regions from West Virginia to Tennessee and Kentucky, with references to Colorado and global parallels in Morocco and India. The piece links firearms to civilization and urges practical considerations for gun use and safety.
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Pittsburg
West Virginia
Tennesee
Kentucky
Colorado
Atlantic
Ratsoull
Morocco
England
Ayetu
India
Porto Rican Girls Destitute In St Louis Snow
Fifteen Porto Rican girls discharged from a twine factory in St Louis write Governor Winthrop of Porto Rico seeking help to return home. Manager Crosby says they voluntarily quit after being employed at six cents a day plus board. They are cold and poorly clothed, enduring their first winter outside the torrid zone.
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St. Louis
Winthrop
Porto Rico
Crosby
Victims of Yellow Fever Die in Havana Detention Hospital
Two women from Colon on the steamer Dora died in Havana detention hospital from yellow fever. Post mortems verified the cause as American physicians and the Cuban minister confirmed two distinct outbreaks in the Santiago district. The Cuban government pledged vigorous sanitation efforts to prevent further spread.
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Colon Inc
Havana
Colon
Dora
American Public Health Association
Senor Gonzales de Queseda
Hay
State Department
Santiago
Minera
Buffalo Bank Suit Seeks 762869 From Former Bank Leaders
Albert J Wheeler as receiver of the German Bank filed suit in Buffalo against Eugene A Georger former president Arthur E Appleyard Richard Emery and other directors to recover 76286950 for wrongful misappropriation and breach of duty. The complaint alleges a plan to transfer control to Appleyard chosen directors and accuses Emery of insolvency when he became president.
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Buffalo
Albert J Wheeler
Eugene A. Georger
Arthur E. Appleyard
Richard Emery
Chinamen Ordered Deportation in Ohio District
United States District Attorney Sullivan and U S Marshal Chandler direct Chinese inspectors in the Northern Ohio district to arrest and deport all Chinamen unlawfully living there. The action follows a Supreme Court reversal of a prior Wing ruling that had limited arrests.
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Supreme Court
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Sullivan
Chandler
United States Circuit
Wing
Former President's Grave Condition Tracked in Louisville
Chicago relative J Taylor has arrived in Louisville to check the resting place of Zachary Taylor at St Matthews. If the government refuses to rebury, the family plans to fund a befitting presidential tomb. The note summarizes 1910s era coverage with multiple brief items on dinners and San Francisco living.
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Zachary Taylor
Louisville
J. J. Taylor
Chicago
St. Mathews
United States
Catarrh of the stomach treated with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An article extols a simple safe cure for catarrh of the stomach. It describes symptoms such as fullness after meals sour risings and gas and claims digestion is key. The recommended treatment is Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets containing Diastase pepsin and other ingredients. A Chicago reader cites relief after using the product.
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Harlangen
Stuart
Workman
Chicago
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