Money Flows for Inaugural Fund Parade Plans
Subscriptions to the inaugural guarantee fund rise rapidly with about sixty thousand dollars. Gov Higgins and his staff lead a brigade of New York militia in the parade as Georgians, Ohioans, and others join civic divisions. Debates arise over marching route with a proposal to form on the Avenue west of Seventeenth Street to face the President, while public order committees and hospitalities prepare for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alles
Glover
Heenam
Nyman
J Lavender
J. B Henderson
W Grant Webster
Western Enion Telegraph Company
George Bergling
Frank C Henry
the Crane Company
Robert J Fleming
George IL Herries
Henry W Offutt
James H McKenney
Mutual District Messenger Company
Haberd Harper
H I, Biscoe
Richardson & Burgess
W H Parsons
William Ker
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
New York
Gev Higgins
New York National Guard
Henry
Col Martin
Wilson
Higgins
Odell
Roosevelt
Engineer Corps
Ohio National Guard
Cleveland
Ohio
White House
Capitol
Seventeenth Street
George Rick
Wisan
Chaffee
Treasury
Larner
Committee On Public Order
Washington Light Infantry Armory
Maj
Avivester
Ioaned
Inaugural Committee Suit Over Catholic University Trust
The bill of complaint outlines a complex trust dispute involving Irving Williamson and others as trustees, with Thomas E Wagggaman Henry P Wagggaman and Benj Plain named in various property interests and assignments. It alleges an unauthorized deed of trust to the Catholic University and details notes totaling about 125000 dollars plus a 300000 square feet tract, with several parties having notice of assignments and liens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Williamson
Thomas E
John F
Henry Waggaman
Benjamin K Plain
John F. Waggaman
Fannie A. Moore
Mr Plain
Thomas E. Waggaman
John Ridout
John B. Waggaman
Piain
Mr. Plain
Henry P. Waggaman
Thomas E Waggaman
Jt Ig
Henry P Waggaman
Plain
Thomas E& Waggaman
Thomas HE. Waggaman
Catholic University
Paine A. Moore
Ridout
Thomas E H. Waggaman
John EB. Waggaman
Trust Company
William F. Mattingly
John B. Larner
Arthur Peter
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Govanstown
Matthew A. Fenne
Cardinal Gibbons
Waggaman
Father Fenne
Lawsuit Seeks to Nullify Waggaman Deed of Trust
Washington Loan and Trust Company sues in District Supreme Court to enforce an equitable lien of 120000 against a half interest in properties tied to Thomas E. Waggaman and others, contending the deed of trust securing 876166.96 for Catholic University is void. Defendants include Waggaman and Ridout trustees and several other trustees and claimants in a tangled real estate and notes dispute with Highlands and Woodley tracts in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Pretty Prospect
Woodley
Benjamin K. Plam
Trustes
Duiany
District Supreme Court
Thomas E. Waggaman
Catholic University of America
Tts
Waggamuan
Egal
Waggamoan
Benjamin K Plain
Fannie A. Moore
John Ridout
John Rideout
John F. Waggaman
Henry P. Waggaman
Equitable
H Rozier Dulany
Ciara J. Heyland
William FP. Gest
H Gordon McCouch
Walter C. Harris
Alfred D. Jessup
Highlands
Maryland
Woodley Tract
Catholic University
George E. Hamilton
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Bloodless Relief
Claims testimonials from users across the country affirm Pyramid Pile Cure cures piles after years of distress. Advertises fifty cent packages from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan with a money offer for fake testimonials and urges sufferers to buy tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Sharkiey
Park St
Springfield
Mass
B. Stringfellow
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall
Mich
Three minute limit debate on smoke law at Washington Board of Trade
Washington Board of Trade meeting at the New Willard voted 72 to 18 in favor of adopting a three minute smoke emission limit with total daily emissions from a single plant not to exceed sixty minutes during daylight. The discussion featured Gen George H Harries supporting the amendment and opposing views by Albert M Read and health officials, amid broader talks on police staffing and a Convention Hall project.
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Washington Board of Trade
New Willard
George H Harries
Tevding
W. W. Cox
Board of Trade
Read
Albert M. Read
Boston
New York
R. W Tyler
Cox
Harries
Electric Light Company
Washington
Mr. Read
Gen Harries
G . Sternberg
Gen. Harries
W C Woodward
Woodward
Tyler
W. Curriden
May Sylvester
Congress
A. P. Faredon
Bundy
Memorial Bridge
Archibald Greenlees
A. P. Fardon
W P. van Wickle
James T. DuBois
H T. Newcomb
National Board of Trade
Governor for District Government Change Discussed
House subcommittee debated reducing the three-member district executive board to a single head. Speaker Cannon had floated a one-man District of Columbia government. No action to change the form of local government is planned this session. the DC appropriation bill contains no such rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Committee On Appropriations
Board of Commissioners
White House
Cannon
Allison
Representative McCleary
Board of Charities
Joe
District of Columbia
Congress
Sessions Open Today for National Board of Trade Meet
Delegates from many cities arrive as the National Board of Trade holds its twenty fifth annual sessions at Washington New Willard hosts the event with an annual dinner tomorrow night Col J Sullivan of Cleveland presides over proceedings and aims to establish permanent headquarters in the capital. The gathering features speakers including Boenaker Cannon Senator Foraker and Representative Heuller of Ohio and discusses broad commerce policy and national legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
National Board of Trade
Washington
New Willard
Boenaker Cannon
Farbanks
Foraker
Burton and Heuller
National Capital
Col. J. Sullivan
National Board of Trades
United States
Col
Sullivan
Central National Bank
First National Bank of
Canton
Chile
Charles Sumner Hamlin
Boston
United States Treasury
W. R Tucker
Philadelpia
A T Anderson
Publin
Congress
National Board
Anderson
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Department of Commerce and Labor
Trade bodies push lower postal rates and canal plan
The board advocates cutting letter rates for businessmen and favors an isthmian canal. It urges better merchant marine policy and rail and water transportation regulation. Colt Sullivan notes the board may move headquarters to Washington and Mr Anderson may relocate from Cleveland to manage interests. membership has recently grown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Sullivan
Washington
Anderson
Cleveland
Weather Conditions and Mobile Invitation Update
Weather conditions bulletin from the Weather Bureau reports pressure fall, warmer trends, mixed precipitation east of the Rockies, rain or snow in the Middle and Southern plateaus and Western Montana, with snow flurries along the Lower Lakes and on coastlines Tuesday. Local readings show varied temperatures and humidity. a Mobile invitation is planned, with a Mobile delegation traveling to Washington to invite the President to visit on his Southern tour.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
North Pacific States
Middle Plateau
California
Rocky Mountains
Lake Region
Montana
Misasissippi
Lower Lake Region
Lower Lakes
Florida
Texas
Gulf States
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Wil
Prescent
Mobile
Ala
P. J Lyons
Honry Lavetta
Board of Public Works
Max Hamburger, Jr
Commercial Club
Walter Walsh
John Craft
Frank J. Ings
Commerceial Club
Chamber of Commerce
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New York State
Georgia
West
Georgia Miliary Academy
Father Roche
Edward F Roche
S J
Holy Trinity Church
Georgetown
Dahleren Memorial Chapel
Georgetown University
Jerome Daugherty
J. T. Clements
Georgetown University Hospital
Justice Anderson
Belle Frere
Walter M. Frere
Mrs Frere
James Madison House
Adelaide L. House
Edward Terry
Sixth Street
Henry Ford
Edward Mercer
Alfonso Amoroso
In Shott’s Alley Northwest
Connecticut Avenue
G. A. Armes
Col. Biddle
Grant and
Chappell Roads
Hood
Ind
C. J. Townsend
Kostetter
Board of Commipeio
Lansburgh & Bro
Nventory
Delft
Seventh St
Sanders & Stayman Com
Max, Mill Fall
Asheville
N. C
Atlanta
Bay
Atlantic City
Con
Buffalo
Intel
Chicago
Cincinnai
Cheyenne
Wyv
Denver
Davenport
Iowa
Tex
Helena
Montovo
Indianapolia
Jacksonvill
Kansas City
Little Rock
Memphis
Teen
New Orleans
New Fork
Ormada
Galt Cake City
Utah
St Louis
St Paul, Minn
Vicksburg
Carters
Lea
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
7Th St
Bet. H and I Sts
Downey
American Security and Trust Company
In Security
Ran Cana
Cafe Calvert
14Th St
Fiera
Anda ‘Ly
South Carolina
John H. Magruder
Ine Groceries and Wines
Hota
Conn. Ave
K St
Tharp
Berkeley
St. N.W
Bond
A. Collins
Horace F Chark
Washington Traywayinc Electric Company
Easturs
Tt Company
Mth
East Capitol
Lpm
Jas Blackey
Washington, DC
Anacostia and Potomac River Railroad Company
14Th
East Capitol Sts
Ja8
Blackey
Washington DC
Oy and Suburban Railway of
East Gap
Citizens National Bank OF
Washington City
Moh Moorh
Riggs House
Ernest H Daniel
McGill & Wallace
E St
Macdonnamull School OF Phrenology and Psychology
Sth
Mme L Macdonnall
Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
Shoomaker CO
W.ll F
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
11Th and
M Cts Sa
Pope
Main
Clara A Westlake
Brunswick
Bond Building
4Th
Charles H Ganod
George E. Hebbard
Ninth Street
Tolman Laundry
Sta
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