Inaugural Plans Stir Debate On Ellipse Review Stand
Civilians and military leaders clash over a monster circular reviewing stand in the Ellipse south of the White House for Roosevelt's inauguration. Larner presses the plan, while military officials warn of too many turns. Grand Marshal Chaffee may cast a deciding vote. Cadets and midshipmen are named as aides from West Point and Annapolis. A ballroom decoration plan and Pension Office Building frescoes are discussed. The Americas Club Pittsburg secures hotel space with a Washington committee handling civic entertainment and veteran groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffee
Wilson
White House
Larner
RIS
Col Bromwell
Gen. Johnson
Grand Marshal
Posble
James Rush Marshall
Army
West Punt
Navy
Annapaus
Calyin P Titus
Siege of
Peking
Sherman Miles Bist
Miles Retard
Falet
Gatewood
Capt Gatewood
Diathavahy
Geronime
Tamoeas
Naval Academy
Stephen Decatur
Commodore Decatur
Beauwrega
Beauregard
Charles H Davis
Davis
United States
Paris
North Sea
Jubal
Edward E Dravo
Department of the East
Chaiman B H Warner
Committee On Civic Organizations
John MccElroy
Americas
Club of
Pittsburg
Raleigh
Washington
Civic Division
Bookbinders Society Ball draws 1400 at National Rules Armory
The tenth annual Journeymen Bookbinders Social Ball in Washington DC drew over 1,400 attendees and featured a Minstrels program, McCarthy’s orchestra, and a 6 PM start with dancing to 2 AM. The event included performances by Bookbinders Minstrels,banjo pieces, songs, sketches, and a large committee of organizers. Links to later police incident noted Dougherty, a Georgetown student, detained for larceny amid a street prank attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journeymen Bookbinders
National Rules Armory
McCarthys
Bookbinders
Bernard Spellbiing
J Irwin Esterly
Billy Hole
Bones
Tambos
George S Warren
Luke L Ludlow
Henry F Smith
Joseph P Cullen
J DD McCauley
George H O'Connor
Joe Casey
Margaret Ellwood
Henry Heinold
Weber & Field Company
Otto Hammerpacher
Eberie
Eine Susse Erinnering
Harry W Figer
Daniel Hickey
Bernard SpeNbring
J ~ Powell
J J Conroy
J M. Donahue
J M. Donahue A. C Hombhill
Strudies
Eaw
Burkhardt
Otto Hammerbacher
EL Grass
Jos van Quermeer
Trank Wallace
Ar Laird L Neal
Daniel McFarlard
Wil Tam & Gallagher
Oliver Thompson Allac
Russell Guy Leonard
Alexander & Artesan
Frank E Lanman
Charles B Meh Joseph
Duffy Robert Hewlec
Boswell Picur
Donahue
Robert T Fay
James F
Sir Louis
James J Sitie
Edmanston
JS McGarvey
Liomin
Cdward & Ua
Seyferth
Bag of jewelry lost by Miss Beavans in Washington
Miss M Corinne Beavans reports losing a satchel containing diamond rings money checks and other jewelry valued at 915 while visiting several addresses in Washington D C She carries the valuables in a Japanese chatelaine bag and police say detectives are actively seeking the finder The loss occurred after leaving home and stopping at 1625 K street 1322 New York avenue and 1631 Sixteenth street northwest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Beavans
S Street Northwest
Miss Beavans
K Street
New York Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Getty
Judge Denies Arrest for Ridout Contempt Show Cause Next Monday
Justice Gould in Probate Court ordered John Ridout to show cause at 10 am next Monday why he should not be held in contempt for failing to deposit 2 101 56 into the court registry as ordered in Barrett estate matters. Attorney George Hazelton sought an arrest attachment, but the judge delayed ruling pending Ridout’s appearance and explanation. Meanwhile Royster William, 35, died at Freedmen’s Hospital after a jaw injury from a lifting hook while working on the new municipal building. he had sought home remedies before hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley M Gould
John Ridout
George Hazelton
Barrett
O D Barrett
Benjamin F Butler
Paris
France
Ridout
Hazelton
Gould
Willam
Bicycle collision injures Alonzo Windsor and Carl Huugner
Alonzo Windsor and Carl Huugner, boys aged thirteen and ten, collided while riding opposite on 8 street near Seventh street northwest. Windsor suffered a broken right leg. Dr. H B Coblentz treated the fracture and the boy was taken home. A separate crash involved a hearse and a street car near First street and Maryland avenue southwest, breaking a car window and the hearse shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Windsor
Sixth Street
Carl Huugner
Wiltberger Street
8 Street
Seventh Street
Windsor
H B Coblentz
J William Lee
First Street
Maryland Avenue
Col Biddle Wins Praise At Brightwood Meeting
Engineer Commissioner Biddle and State Senator Mott spoke at the Brightwood Citizens Association session at Brightwood Hotel. The group urged police salary increases and the opening and lighting of several streets, the Sixteenth street extension, and a Piney Branch bridge, while supporting sewer funding and park improvements near Rock Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightwood Citizens’ Association
Brightwood Hotel
Biddle
C C Lancaster
Northwest Citizens’ Association
Frederick W. Mott
Missouri
St Louis
Wilton J Lambert
Corporation Counsel
Fourteenth Street
Brightwood Avenue
Soldiers’ Home Road
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Sixteenth Streets
Uigs
Sixteenth Street
Piney Branch
C Lancaster
North-west Citizens’ Association
Congress
Louis P Shoemaker
Col Biddle
Association
Iuambert
Lim
Washington
Be@ch
Ashford
Lcense
Rock Creek Park
Brightwood Park
Mott
Cockrell
Senate
Century Club elects new officers at annual meeting
The Century Club annual meeting at the clubhouse elected T. Cuthbert Trescot as president and Augustus Tayjoy as first vice president. Myron M. Parker became second vice president, R. Ross Perry as secretary, Theodore J. Pickett as treasurer, and Felix Freyheld as chairman of the house committee. The board of governors includes T. Guthbert Trescot, J. Augustus Taylor, Myra M. Parker, R. Ross Toryer, Thenford J. Pickett, Mortan e Chane, J. Herbert Orning, and Qworthington Bowie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Century Club
T. Cuthbert Trescot
Augustus Tayjoy
Myron M. Parker
R. Ross Perry
Theodore J. Pickett
Felix Freyheld
House Ecommittee
Board of
T. Guth
Bert’ Trescot
J. Augustus Taylor
Myra M. Parker
R. Ross Toryer
Thenford J
Pickett
Poe Preynela
Mortan E Chane
J. Herbert ‘Orning
Qworthington Bowie
North Capitol Eckington citizens banquet crowns public opinion
Nearly 100 residents of the North Capitol and Eckington area gathered at Freund's for a banquet of the North Capitol and Eckington Citizens Association. Commissioner Macfarland spoke on public opinion without the ballot, praising the district’s civic progress, while Rev Eugene A Hangan proposed naming Macfarland as the next governor. Father Hannan urged support for Macfarland, and attendees included notable officials and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Capitol Street
Eckington
Citizens’ Association
North Capitol
Eckington Citizens’ Association
Freund's
Macfarland
Eugene A. Hangan
St. Martin's Catholic Church
William G. Henderson
Henderson
West
Col Biddle
Brightwood Citizens’Association
Father Hannan
Kentucky
St Louis
Maine
California
Dv. Macfarland
William Tindall
Board of Commissioners
Herman E Hiau
C FP Boss
Howard Boyd
J T Bresnahan
Foster Causey
8 Chase
John D. Conlif
James A Connor
Wiliam T Dolby
Walter Donaldson
A M [Lwell
Henry Evans
Frank Ferris
P Fickien
O J Field
Whllam F Finn
Edward Foulke
John Gaghan
Charles Gersdorf
John Hartung
C T. Vollten
Munson
Charles Phillipe
W H Atking
A L C Proctor
C. D Sheppard
H. B. F. Macfarland
Geo George H Harries
Eugene A Hanhan
Chevy Chase Hunters Fight Greasy Going Across Ten Mile Hunt
The Chevy Chase hounds met at Chevy Chase Circle and began a ten mile drag across Bradley lane Connecticut avenue Bean farm Kean farm and Snow farm with many jumps and a final finish opposite the clubhouse. Finishing contingent included Mrs Preston Gibson Miss Florence Field Miss Gaff Frederic L Hurde jeeper Marshall Langthorne Martin of the German Embassy John Larcombe and George Curran with Robert Curran huntsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevy Chase
Chevy Chase Circle
Bradley Lane
Connecticut Avenue
Chevy Chase Inn
Bean Farm
Kean Farm
Orisggn
Gover
Callahan
Cummings
Otterborn Place
Chevy Chase Land Company
Preston Gibson
Florence Field
Gaff
Frederic L. Hurdejeeper
Marshall Langthorne
Martin
John Larcombe
Robert Curran
George Curran
Typhoid in the Schools The Decreased Number of Cases
Superintendent Stuart reports sixty eight typhoid cases since water boiling system began in District 1 schools. He notes 493,000+ pupils enrolled with 68 cases. The board was told of free lecture series to the people and staff appointments and resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
Stuart
District 1 Public
Board of Education
Washington City Library
W. H. H Smith
Our New Navy
Eastern High School
Shiloh Baptist Church
Barry Bulkley
Yellowstone Park
Wilbur Phelps
W J Wealtis
P. D Brooks
Associated Charities
Ivah Richards
Clara Dorris
M E Compton
Edna Voss
Thea Adams
Cornelia Snow
Maud Anderson
Daisy L. Babbitt
Eleanor E Marshall
Isabell Arthur
Hattie R Quinter
M . Hart
B. B Mulford
University lecture closes series at Hub Bard Memorial Hall
The final Wrench lecture by M. Funck-Brentano at Hub Bard Memorial Hall discussed I Afftra du Collier de la Reine. The event, part of a drive to form an Alliance Francaise branch in Washington, drew a large audience including Mrs. Roosevelt and several ambassadors. A planning meeting at Mrs. Hobson’s home, 1820 N Street, followed with a decision to reconvene there today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Memorial Hall
Sixteenth
M Streets
M. M. F. Funck-Brentano
Federation de Alliance Francaise
E. C. Hobson
N Street
l'Alliance Francaise
Mme
Des Flanches
Countess Faramond
Mra Hartman Kuhn
Chayneey
Misa Norton
Mra
Harriman
Hobson
Mra Kean
Misa Berry
Depew
Gwynn
Weather Conditions and Local Reports January 18
Weather brief from the Weather Bureau notes a Canadian Northwest disturbance moving east to Lake Superior and a Southwest storm reaching the Lower Red River Valley. East of the Mississippi rain or snow expected Thursday into Friday, with calmer fair weather in the Southwest and Central West. Temperatures generally above seasonal in the East, with scattered rain and wind shifts along coasts and lakes. Local readings show temperatures from 26 to 67 across stations, with humidity and sunshine percentages listed. Obvious named places include Lake Superior region, Pacific States, Middle Atlantic, New Orleans, and Chicago areas, plus cities like Richmond, Omaha, and Duluth in separate briefs. Additional items report Gen Robert E. Lee birthday observances in Richmond and various local notices including a Pension Bureau death in Grand Island, a bankruptcy petition in Payette, and a bank theft allegation in Duluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Dept. of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Canadian Northwest
Lake Superior
Red River Valley
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
West Gulf States
Plateau
North Pacific States
East Gulf
Atlantic State
New England
Mississippi River
Middle Atlantic
Great Lakes
Oceau
Atlantic
East Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
South Atlantic
Gouth
Gulf Coast
Nouth
Lake Michigan
European
Grand Banks
California
San Francisco
Eureka
Asheville
N.C
Atlanta
Atlantic Chiy
N. J
Bismarck
Boston
Mass
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Hie
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Colo
Des Moines
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Mont
Indianapolia
Ind
Jacksonville
Fla
Kaowad City
Man
Little Rock
Ark
Marquette
Mich
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
New York
N.Y
Vickaburg
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Bookbinders’ Society
Gerald Ls Dougherts
Georgetown University
No 1
W H Conagh
Dougherty
Tenth Street
Sigwepa
Sne
Louis A. Coolidge
Negro
Hostetter
Col. Biddle
Inspector Ashford
Commissioner Macfarland
Wee
Annapoli
Musan
Lne Feneng
Midshipmen
Washington @m. cp
West Point
Lansburgh & Bro
John
Brown & Son
Seventh St
M. Funck-Brentano
Newport News
J. Nelson
Richmond
Virginia Polytechnic Institute At
Blackburg
Tinsley
Glass
J. W. Selby
M. E. Hickman
Washington Post
Gaithersburg
James W. Felby
Goshen
May H. Hickman
W. Purnell Hickman
Methodist Church South
Thomas J. Lambert
Lee
Robert He, Lee
Carlton McCarthy
Botramel
Omaha
Nebr
D. Botramel
Pension Bureau
Grand Island
Payette
Miss
Strauss
Duluth
Minn
B. Loutzenheiner
First National Bank
Pennsylvania
Peter Grogan
7Th St. Bet. H and I Sts
American Security and Crust Company
Ronein
Cafe Calvert
14Th St
Downey
L St
KNABE
WM. Knabe & CO
F Street
John F. Ellis & Co
Pennsylvania Ave. N. Se
Steinway
E- Droop Goes CO
Penna. Avenue
Steinway and Other Pianos
Tharp
Berkeley
F St. N.W
Tolman Laundry
Sid and Sts
K St
Sunday Post
Ninth Street
Tnion Lodge
Hatlalo
Washington, DC
Jas B Lackey
Anacogda and Potomac River Railroad Company
Capitol Sty
Washington DC
City and Suburban Railway of
14Th
East Capitol Sts
Jas Blacke
Georges 8S
Crelk Coal
Baltimore
Calvert Building
WMH
Cooper
LHI
Columbia National Land Dredging Company
Gardner I. Boa
Fairfax Street
Alexandria Va
Joseph K. McCammon
G A Hunnet
Citizens National Bank OF
Washington City
District of Columbia
MO H Moore
Equitable Industrialise Insurance Company
Allen C Clark
Macdonnall School OF Phrenology
L Macdonnall
Corcoran Suliding
15Th St
S&e
Alexandria
Prigia Mande
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro. Holcsa
McGill & Wallace
Sears
Pope
Clara A. Wes
Brunswick
Tegpath
Alea M Paterson
G . Wilbur L. Smith
Ww. L
Phope
DR. Geo. D
Bond Building
Uth
NY Ave
Phono
Life
Gov
Sandy Cathartlic
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