Inauguration Plans Stir Capitol Reception Debate
Secretary Fisher urges Congress to fund a national inauguration at the Capitol, not the pension building, proposing a $100000 appropriation and a Capitol rotunda reception. Woodrow Wilson College Men's League seeks 5000 college men for events. parade divisions announced with leaders and participating groups.
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Mga
Ment Mnade
Sutherland
Senate Committee On Public Buildings and Grounds
Morris Sheppard
House Committee
Washington
John R. Truesdale
New York
Woodrow Wilson College Men's League
McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Truesdale
R. N. Harper
Civic Organizations Committee
Wallace McLean
Princeton
University of Virginia
Woodrow Wilson College Men’s League
Shoreham Hotel
Corcorane Thom
Finance Committee
Thomas Armat
Jules Demonet
A. G. Plant & Co
Arthur G. Plant
E. F. Brooks Company
P. A. Drury
H. F. Taff
Eugene S. Cochran
Joshua Evans, Jr
J. 8. Flannery
The
Western Union Telegraph Company
Obituary notices from Washington in memoriam 1913
Multiple death notices list widows and husbands, from Gertrude Arper to Agnes Clare, with funeral dates January 15 to 16, 1913. Locations include 3125 P Street NW, 1109 E Street NW, and Arlington and Rock Creek Cemeteries. Interments vary private or public. services held at churches or funeral parlors.
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Dunlap
Mra. J. H. Hood
Natreel Northwest
Eliza
Maj. A
Ariington
Groener
Ghorgh C
Belove
Barbara Groener
E Street Northwest
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Morgan
Henry
Sarah Divine Morgan
E Street
Arlington Cemetery
Benjamin B. French
Henry Morgan
Leslie Cramer
Richardson
Gacher’s Undertaking
Pennsylvania
Rock Creek Cemetery
Pleads Mylius Case Over Deportation Dispute
Holton James editor of the Paris Liberator, an American, testified before Secretary Nagel on Edward F. Mylius who faces deportation from Ellis Island for criminal libel in London. James argued the offense was political and not moral turpitude, citing sedition as the immigration bar. He defended Mylius as connected to Republican propaganda and asserted the marriage rumor was investigated, with his own assertion of truth.
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Paris Liberator
Nagel
Edward F. Mylius
Ella Island
London
Atlantic
James
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Mylius
Special Immigration Board of Injury
New York
America
Paris
George
Culme Seymour
Maijta
Jamea
Mr. James
King George
Seymour
Harvard
William James
Henry James
My Hug
England
Ocean Steamer Movements Reported Arrivals and Arrivals
Ships arriving include Rotterdam Rotterdam from New York and London Minnehaha via New York, Amsterdam from Rotterdam, Cedric from Liverpool, Minnetonks from London. Reported docking at 8:30 a.m. Thursday is Sable Igland Kaiser Wilhelm UW from Bremen to New York. Lisard Gedanie from New York to Plymouth Cherbourg and Southampton due Plymouth Wednesday at 7 a.m.
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New York
London
Minnehaha
Nisan Amsterdam
Cedric
Liverpool
Minnetonks
Sable
Wilson Draws Eines Urges Reform in Jersey
President elect Wilson called for stricter corporation laws and reform of the state economy in New Jersey, urging a progressive agenda as he submitted his annual message to a Democratic legislature. He defended his stance as focusing on tendencies, not party labels, and backed Obadiah Gardner for Senate amid Maine chatter. The message highlighted lax corporate laws and a push to curb monopolies, with local Democrats choosing Edward E. Grosscup as state treasurer.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson
United States
Maine
New Hampshire
Tenais
South Dakota
Tennessee
Obadiah Gardner
Gardner
Obadiah ‘Gardner
Democratic Party
Edward E. Grossaup
Grosscup
Gov. Wilson
New Jersey
Santa Fe
N. Mex
New Mexico
Senate
Albert B. Fail
Fall
Ilegal
James Visits Wilson as Clark Faction Weighs Influence
Kentucky representative James, a Speaker ally, travels to Trenton to meet President-elect Wilson. Speculation grows on whether his talks signal an understanding among the Clark faction in the House, Underwood supporters, and Wilson allies regarding Bryan’s strength after inauguration.
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Kentucky
Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Congress
James
House
Mr. Wilson
Clark
Underwood
Bryan
Gov. Wilson
James Ie
Baltimore
Czar Pardons Brother In Return To Court Weal
A St Petersburg cable reports the czar relents to empress dowager urging for her son Grand Duke Michael dishoused by his morganatic marriage. He and his wife will attend court, she gains the title Countess of Bragsowa, and his estates are restored after banishment.
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St. Petersburg
The
Sun
Michael
Frau von Wrubel
Bragsowa
Brassow
Orloff
Flood Waters Drive Oakdale Residents To Shelter
Floods from the Ohio River force about 30 Oakdale families in Hivansville to seek help as waters rise rapidly. Officials anticipated school shelters may be opened, but were cut off by flood. River levels reached 45.2 feet with forecasts of 4? feet the next day and navigation halted except for rescue efforts. In Cincinnati, the Ohio River rose to 62.2 feet and was expected to climb then recede by tomorrow night.
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Ind
Oakdale
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio River
Torrow
State Legislatures Fail To Elect U S Senators
Colorado and New Hampshire scenes show split votes as Charles & Thomas and John F. Shafroth win Colorado seats while Tennessee and other states struggle. New Mexico and Michigan report affirmations, Idaho and Illinois face deadlocks, and West Virginia prolongs a political stalemate with no clear choice.
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Tennessee
Cox Withdraws Harmon Appointments In Ohio
Governor Cox sent a message to the Ohio senate withdrawing all of the re ceded appointments of Governor Judson Harmon who retired yesterday. The move included State Highway Commissioner Marker and State Old Inspector McKinney. Cox urged direct election of U S senators a short ballot long term farm loans compulsory workers compensation shorter working hours for women and faster legal procedures.
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Ohio
Cox
Senate
Judson Harmon
Marker
McKinney
General Assembly
United States
Richmond Couples Wed In Love and Faith
A string of marriages is recorded with brides and grooms from Richmond Virginia and nearby areas. The notices list ages and officiants including Rev. James Montgomery Rev. R H McKim Rev. George T Joseph Papst Rev. James D Butler and others alongside partners such as Jessica Sheridan Florence Lane Anna Krauthofer Laura Cox Sarah Maki Katherine Colby and Belle Grouch.
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Judas BH Hofbleib
Jessia Sheridan
Richmond
James
Montgomery
John R. Foster
Florence Lane
R. AH. McKim
Bernard F. Masten
Baltimore
Walter
Butler
Jegher, Jr
Anna
Fater
Poslam Right Remedy For Skin Treatment
Poslam is promoted as the right remedy for skin diseases with rapid relief and clear skin overnight. Poslam Soap is advised for daily use to improve color and texture, soothing tender skin and suitable for infants. Free samples offered by the branded Laboratories at 32 West 2th Street, New York City.
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Iegh Ed Laboratories
Ni Fork
Defends Naval Plans and Road Funding Debate
Secretary Meyer defends authorizing three new capital ships and other vessels while noting Congress may resist new commitments. Rep Burnett of Alabama, backing the navy’s “Little fleet” stance, says he opposes more battleships this year, preferring roads over naval expansion and warning against sacrificing the fleet for public buildings.
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Meyer
House
Democrats
Senate
Sulzer
New York
National
Burnett
Alabama
Naval Committee
Boys Brigade Wins Salt Rifles Case Verdict
A Criminal Court No 2 jury ruled the 83 rifles used by the Boys Brigade of Christ Church Protestant Episcopal parish belong to the brigade, not the church vestry. Rector Rev. Arthur Johns had ordered disbandment in February. James Berry, vestry member, seized the rifles to prevent removal. Frederick N. Kirby and A Earl Hutch- (text cut)
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Boys’ Brigade
Christ Church Protestant Episcopal Parish
Arthur §. Johns
James Berry
Frederick N. Kirby
A. Earl Hutch
Brigade officers sue for return of seized guns in city case
In a municipal court case Judge Bundy ruled in favor of Mr Berry after the brigade officers sued out a writ of replevin and recovered the guns from him. Kirby and Hutchinson appealed as J Holdsworth Gordon defended for Berry, arguing yesterday that the brigade
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Berry
Betoe
Bundy
Kirby
Hutchinson
J. Holdsworth Gordon
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