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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1905

Page

2

Inaugural Parade Faces Shelter Rule Clash With Government

After Attorney General guidance, War State and Navy refuse to let their buildings host troops for the parade. In response, Gen Wilson urges Congress to suspend the April 48, 1920 act for temporary quartering. Subcommittees study public order and alternative shelter plans in case law is not changed.

Secretaries of War, State Navy Wilson Congress M. Browne Congrée Con- Beess Pacer Washington Monument Fort Mser Washington Bartles Presurer Hveretoter Edwin Pots- Law Willam H Fleming George A. Acker Thomas Hammond James W. Corqwuran Murman Sylvester Pibl Batt P Percy Vvers Milton B Alles Robert A Armatiung LW Busbey Barney Chales & Boynton Ko Berryman Monial Larke Chailey Baker Wood Colbert Nocox Foendge Darnett Moocothrop Michael Mfaj Charles L WU Cawley Nola Weel James L Norris George Heuser EH Townsend Whelpley PA Wickersham Oberg Cans WooGe John D Trartlert Coombs Bol Chase SH Cunningham John Doyle Larmedy Wol Chum Flase Woooa Teaner FH Prowo Danen- Hower Aohaly Isaar Gans George Gibson SP Hull Abian Hart Hight J B Henderem Seafield Wiliam Od Evans Calvin Barsgworth AL J Brown Burkhart Curtist Haskell S Hodgson Houy Harper HK Howell Flarries Hugh A Kane J I Keefer Henry John~ Son Po Fawin Joyre Wislian Johnson Harry Gb Neumeyer Tharie EK Nikon Edmund Parrt Roche Benjamin Reiss J Woop Smith A Sebring James E Suaee Oh Staybaugh Smith Sheriff W. G Spotts Anson S ‘Yaslor Smith Thompson, Jr H Thoma W Tompkins LW. Tha Vis William We Newr Campe Bayne CD Charman Fiomas Allmuth He Brooks Bundy J “Chamberlin A. E. Dorel Darr Dulin Clayton Emle Farriane Holdsworth Gordon Harean L Lee Herban Lofton Jonn H. Magruder Wilean Belen Joseph Parris Schafer Terrel Ho Walker Charlea HE White Wortz Randell Webb L Wend Biphnave Youngs Fire Department Combusutles Willam T. Helt Fred Alves Sidney Bieber Brooks Meyer Cohen Mex Cohen R. Woburtece J Fisher John Henderson HE Rapley TF Mc Lanegan Street Jeaning—Bourse Wileut R V Rusk Straet Railways Os Carll Jobn A Johnson Charles

Inaugural Committee Created For President Power

A joint resolution by Representative Sherman of New York proposes a 6 member inaugural committee, three Senators and three Representatives, named by the President of the Senate and the Speaker. The panel would arrange ceremonies and related functions, with clerks from departments detailing work. Funds from privileges sales and other sources would fund the inaugural fund, $109,000 appropriated, not available until January 1, 1909.

Sherman New York Senate

The Mishaps of Yesterday In Washington City

A day of bicycle and trolley collisions, street car strikes, and ice hazards left one death and about a dozen minor injuries among Washington residents. Pulizzi died after a fall en route to Emergency Hospital thought due to heart disease. others suffered scrapes and sprains from wrecks, falls, and a coal accident. Police investigated incidents across Brightwood, Fourth Street, and the tidal basin while a fire at Kate Reese’s home caused $5 in losses.

Pulizzi Owens Klemdienst Owener Klandiense Pulizz Glazebrook Undertaker Schippert Brightwood Avenue Genesee Street William N Hardesty Brent Mills Montgomry County Hardesty Freedman’s Hospital D K Shute de Sales Street Fifteenth Street G Street Capital Traction Cotts New Hampshire Avenue Catts Fourteenth Streets W H Brant Siath Street The Washington Railway and Elecatric Company Itospital Locher EZ Street Jersey Garde Benjamin Kolb Eighth Street Pennsylvania Railroad Providence Hospital Fifth Precinct James Willamson Twelfth Street Fourteenth Street New York Avenue Charles Crocker Georgetown Eleventh and Princeton Streets Frank Raymond Canal and Wiretreels Joseph Rentree Virginia Avenue Edward Barnes Homeopatiue Kate Reese

Munsey Buys Lawrence Hotel Site for New Washington Times Home

Real estate deal closes as Frank Munsey of New York acquires the Lawrence Hotel property on E street facing Pennsylvania avenue between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets for about 120000. He plans a modern Washington Times newspaper home, replacing the old structure after demolition, with plans by a prominent East architect. The Hutchins Building lease ends soon.

Frank Munsey New York Newspaer Lawrence Hotel E Street Pennsylvania Avenue Thirteenth Fourteenth Streets Munsey Washington Times Times Hutchins Tenth Street Albert Carry

Shifting of Portfolios Under Consideration by Commissioner West

Commissioner West weighs a plan to rotate supervision of District service departments between civil commissioners. The aim is to foster familiarity with all departments and end the perception of one commissioner having absolute authority.

West

Engine Collides With Brick Office in Railroad Accident

A shifting engine of the Pennsylvania Railroad ran from the Sixth Street depot and jumped the track, smashing into a small brick office west of the tracks. The collision occurred about 10 PM, delaying inbound and outbound traffic. several men were in the office but none hurt.

Pennsylvania Railroad Sixth Street

Tariff Revision Not Urgent Says Cannon at Banquet

National Board of Trade met at the New Willard for its thirty fifth annual session. A banquet featured speeches by Speaker Cannon and Representatives Burton and Driscoll. Cannon warned against hasty tariff changes, urging limited revenue measures and a rest after March 4, while endorsing rivers and harbors work and continued government spending. Burton urged sound public virtue and warned against hasty freight rate changes, favoring international arbitration and economic balance. Garfield of the Department of Commerce and Labor noted efforts to align policy with business needs.

National Board of Trade New Willard Cannon Burton and Driscoll James R. Garfield J. Hampton Moore Prof Holland J. J. Sullivan Hanna Congress McKinley Congress of the United States Mississippi Valley Burton Ohio Chamber of Commercce France England Lne Garfield Department of Commerce and Labor Metcalf

Blood and tonics claim for healthy blood and vigor

An advertisement extols blood quality as the basis of strength and nerves. It condemns thin blood and anemia among indoor workers, touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tested tonic, warns against alcohol or iron heavy remedies, and offers the People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser free with stamps. It also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation.

Dr. Pierce Deaser Common Sense R. V. Pierce Buffalo N.Y

Commerce hearings urge cooperation between capital and labor

J Hampton Moore heads the Bureau of Corporations and advocates no abrupt policy shifts. He says the aim is practical results not upheaval. Speaker Driscoll from New York and Prof Holland from Pittsburg push business influence in politics and enhanced commercial education.

Bureau of Corporations J. Hampton Moore Division of Manufactures Bureau National Board of Trade Driscoll New York Holland Pittsburg Syracuse

National Board of Trade opens with committees chosen

At the first session the National Board of Trade elected committees on credentials American merchant marine inter national arbitration and more. President Col J J Sullivan of Cleveland outlined industrial and commercial growth and questions facing the nation including taxation reciprocity and international banking. Committees include names from Philadelphia New York Cleveland Milwaukee and Boston. Afternoon session debated resolutions from major chambers and boards of trade with topics on shipping subsidies river commerce and interstate regulation.

Sullivan National Board of Trade J. J. Sullivan Cleveland Ohio Joulah Marvel Wilmington Del C W. Chace John M. Harper Philadelphia American Merchant Marine Hervey D. Goulder Wallace M. Bell Milwaukee F. W Curtis New York W. W. Foulkrod Phildelphia James W. Porch New Orleana G Waldo Smith Clinton White Boston Edward Ro Wce E. P Bacon Charles B Murray Cintinnati Pittebicg J F Eibson Cincinnati William &. Harvey Philade Kia Lewis M. Haupt Josish Marvel John M Pereta Robert Ramsay Baltimore Charles C. Reid Little Rock J. Leonard Inevy Tittsburg William H. Castie Philadephia Charley J. Cohen F. W. Curtis Fred Muller New Orleans C . Seamans Beranton Perry P. Willams P Wlson Robert W. Wise Gincinnati Heeiproctis Charles &. Hamm A. P. Burchfield Pittsburg Will L. Finch Hitchcock Scranton William Lawton Morrin Wise George F. Dieterle George 3. Hamlin Hoston William S. Harvey Josiah Marvel John J. D. Trenor W. J. Holland Allen Ripley Foote Columbus Charles B. Murray W. P. Wilson J. Hampton Moore Manufacturers’ Division Department of Commerce and Labor John W. Foster Syracuse Chamber of Commerce Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association Toledo Produce Exchange Ohio State Board of Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce Congress New Orleans Board of Trade National Organization Panama Mississippi Valley South Philadelphia Board of Trade Congressional Merchant Marine Commission Europe South America

National convention proposes sweeping reform program

A reform body urged pooling railroads under a commission and backed a uniform bill of lading, shipment timing, inland navigation, arbitration, Canada reciprocity, consular service upgrades, forestry and irrigation, a national trademark law, and a six year presidential term. Other ideas include roadmaps for wood alcohol regulation, metric money and weight, and waterways improvements. Government control of interstate insurance was also recommended. William KR Tucker heads the group.

Canada Philippines William KR Tucker

Boston Chamber of Commerce Adopts Arbitration and Reciprocity Urges

At the Boston Chamber of Commerce annual meeting Henry M. Whitney was elected president. The board’s report cites a long decline in Boston port foreign commerce since 1901, attributing partly to railroad rate discrimination against Boston and New York. It urges Canada trade liberalization and urges quick Senate ratification of seven arbitration treaties with Britain, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Switzerland.

Boston Chamber of Commerce Boston Henry M. Whitney Philadelphia Ballymmere Newport News Sea

Weather Outlook and Temperatures Across Regions

The Weather Bureau reports general fair conditions with rising temperatures east of the Rockies and no significant precipitation except in the North Pacific and Northern Plateau. Forecasts expect rain or snow in the Central Rocky Mountain region and Mississippi Valley midweek, with warmer central plains and variable winds along coasts. Local readings show a midnight temperature of 28 and a daytime high around 42, with humidity around 63 percent in the morning and a zero to light rainfall tally for the period.

S Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington, DC Rocky Mountains South Atlantic New England North Pacific Texas Panhandle Saskatchewan East Gulf Atlantic States Rocky Mountain Middle Slope West Gulf States Missouri Valley Thorsdey Mississippi Osle Lower Lake Upper Lake Middle Atlantic Gulf Comet Lake Michigan Affleck Asheville N. C Atlanta Atlantic City Rto Biemarck Boxton Maas Huttalo Chicago Cincinnati Ohlo Memphis Tenn New Orleans U M New York Fas Omaha Nebr Pittaburg Salt Lake City Utah St. “Louis St. Paul Spring Vicksburg Miss

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