Inaugural preparations for Roosevelt parade intensify in Minneapolis aid
The article outlines plans for medals badges and displays for the inauguration. It notes heavier medals with president elect and vice president elect facing on one side and names firms for medal and badge manufacturing. Subcommittees meet to finalize fireworks, exhibits, catering, and music while delegations from Minneapolis Roosevelt Club plan to participate with a Yale alumni connection.
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Roosevelt Club
Minneapolis
Eumence
Studolph
Vitara
Arcworks
Arthur C. Moses
Fatal Smyrna quake flames sweep the Rollins
A strong quake near Phocaea northwest of Smyrna killed eight people this morning and damaged buildings. Fires from the disaster ravaged Messina ruins, while hail and cold hinder searches. The Celtic arrived at Naples, cargo to be given to Italian authorities for relief.
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Smyrna
Turkey
Phocaea
Chil
Louisiana
Virginia
Athens
Iauran Islands
Greece
Santa Maura
Granada
Spain
Zafarraya
Ima
Rome
Ambassador Gascom
Ireland
America
Celtic Alves
Sich
Celtic
Naples
New York
Haseen
Spor
Waits on Scotch sleuths delay in Lusitania murder case
Special to The Washington Post reports Ogerr Slater also known as Otto Sands, jailed on the Lusitania for the Miss Marlon Glichner Glasgow murder, saw his examination postponed for a week by consul Charles FoA. Glasgow detectives and the high sheriff will reach the Baltic soon. A pawned diamond brooch tied to Slater is no longer linked to the case, though witnesses still allege it was his property.
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Washington Post
New York
Ogerr Slater
Otto Sands
Lusitania
Marlon iGlichner
Glasgow
Charles Foa
Slaters
Gilcutsts
Stirling Divorce Case Spurs New Cross Petition In Edinburgh
Edinburg January 19 The cross petition for divorce between Clara Elizabeth Stirling, former Miss Sailor of Washington, and John Alexander Sinning Laird of Kippendatre Perthshire, came before Lord Guthrie. Lawyers for various interested parties including Lord Northland and Mrs Mabel Louise Atherton—divorced wife of Col Themis Atherton—were present. Mrs Atherton testified she was happy until the summer of 1908 when Stirling entered the scene. Cross-examination suggested Northland as a possible rival. Stirling denied but later admitted saying she told her husband last July that she loved Northland. The hearing was adjourned. In London last month Mrs Taylor Stirling’s mother entered residence accusing Mrs Atherton of an assault in a prior episode. Stirling, daughter of Charles H. Taylor, was formerly a showgirl and married Atherton after he divorced three years ago. Atherton named Captur de Buller as co-respondent, and Miss Taylor formerly worked at the census office in Washington. The case follows Stirling’s link to a musical, The Wild Rose, and Atherton’s suit for breach of promise. Cruiser leaves for Havana as Mississippi and Salem set course out of the Capes. destination unknown.
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Edinburg
Clara Eligabeth Burling
Miss Saylor
Washingtosy
John Alexander Sinning
Kippendatre
Perthsmre
Mra Atherton
Stirhug
Herd Northland
Stiring
Gord Northland
London
Taylor Wis
Atherton
Naval Officers Ordered to Posts and New Gunners Named
Orders issued to lieutenants and officers assigning posts at Albany Mare Island Annapolis Port Royal and Philadelphia with medical duties. Also several men listed as newly appointed gunners in the United States Navy effective January 16 showing names including Rogler Williams Honecock Samonski Roble Croman Bridges Rugler Leach and others.
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W H. Stanley
Albany
Leng
T . Wilson
Independence
Havy Yard
Mare Island
Calfornia
J A. Murphy
United States Naval Hospital
Annapolis
J J ‘Snyder
Naval Station
Port Royal C
Augeon A. M Fauntleroy
Imarine
Philadelphia
United States Navy
Rogler
RO Williams
IP Honecock
Samonski
A Roble
Croman
Bridges
Rugler
Leach
Mo Macdonald
Schenke
Woo King
J F Orton
M Case
A Langisid
J Ronan
Tang Shao Yi Departs for London on World Tour
Chinese Ambassador Tang Shao Yi sails from New York aboard the Prince Friedrich Wilhelm to Plymouth then London with his entourage. He plans visits to Great Britain, France, Germany, Russia, Austria, Italy, Belgium, and Sweden, amid notes on U S China trade relations and Peking changes.
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London
New York
Tang Shao
United States
Prince Friedrich Wilhelm
Plymouth
Great Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Austria
Italy
Belgium
Sweden
China
Peking
Fang
Tang
Doctor lauds Wiley at medical legislation conference
Reports from the annual conference of the American Medical Association units note praise for Dr Harvey W Wiley of the Bureau of Chemistry for enforcing the pure food law. Sessions cover uniform national and state laws on medicine and public health, with bills before the House committee on interstate commerce.
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Committee On Medical Legislation
Legislatve Council
The
American Medical Association
New Willard
Charles A. Reed
Frederick R Green
Reed
Harvey W Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Green
Boards of Health
Medien
Army
Bell
Navy
Surg Stokes
United States
Charles S Eaton
Chicago
George W Gay
Boston
Frederik Rolen
Cowago
National Legislative Sane
Manly
Mysterious two-legged beast sighted across New Jersey towns
Philadelphia reports strange animal tracks described as a two legged beast with hooves leaving prints over fences in Gloucester and Cumberland counties. Oldest inhabitants and leaders like J Boyd Davis and John F Almmur confirm sightings across Woodbury, Glassboro, Mantua, Pitman Grove, and Hawthorne area towns.
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Philadelphia
South Jersey
Leeds
Point
Cumberland
Gloucester
Mount Ephrum Man
Gloucester County
sterJay
J. Boyd Davis
Gloucester Est
John F Almmur
Janes Flexon
Joseph Cozzins
Frank Wilson
Achiler
Woodbury
Petrané
Toma
Building an Air Liner Glidden to Be Manager
Aeronaut Captain Thomas Baldwin outlines plans for a 1909 one man dirigible and a passenger craft to connect Boston and New York. He seeks War Department data on currents, discusses Washington aerial club, and describes trials, engines by Glen Curtiss, and stations along the route.
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Aeronaut
New York
Boston
Thomas Baldwin
Fort Myer
United States
Baldwin
Signal Corps
Hammondsport
N.Y
Cosmog Club
Capt
War Department
Washington Aerial Club
Washington
Aeronautics
America
Glen Curtis
Tuckahoe N
Community plea for relief funds lists numerous donors
Washington citizens join a relief effort by the Citizens Relief Association and the Prevention of Tuberculosis. A joint finance committee records gifts including Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company, several individuals, and miscellaneous sums transferred to John Jay Edson, treasurer, detailing contributions and donors.
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Citizens of
Washington
Associated Charcities Thie Citizens Relief Association
John Jay Edson
Arguolug & Gardner
Chesapeaka and
Potoma
Breder
Monre
Gustave Louis
Flen
Valker
Gil Geage
Tresdeil Ito
L Horner
Margaeth Simpson
Peyton Russell
Cev
Daniel WePartan
Keld
CBC
Mies Mtoe Hobbs
The
Citizens' Relief Association
Milton 32
Ailes
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Horace Wyle
Remjamin
Tsaac Nor Lnger
George Traesdel
CG Peyton
Rusell
Waniel WeFaran
Mary C Kell
Alice Hobbs
William H Verwood
Joint Finance Committee For the Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosia
Miro and
Wes Augustus
Chesepeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Tsaar Nordfinger
Tor George Tracedell
Daniel VerFarlan
Mary C Hell
Clara Morris Stricken By Illness In Yonkers
Clara Morris is reported gravely ill in Yonkers due to nervous prostration and spinal trouble. She has not left bed for six weeks, with the illness described as a complications. In Cleveland Fiora Stone Mather, sister in law of John Hay, died at the Mather home. she was daughter of the late Amasa Stone.
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Washington Post
New York
Clara Morris
Yonkers
John Hay
Cleveland
Ohio
Fiora Stone Mather
Samuel Mather
Snereby
Mather
Amasa Stone
Congress Condensed Briefs on Salaries and Legislation
The Senate raised the President’s pay to 3100.00 per year including travel. The Vice President and Speaker salary fixed at 35000. A resolution seeking Attorney General information on certam libel suits was referred to the judiciary. Pension bills passed and the House advanced proffered deficit and naval measures. Committees consider action on a New York Representative speech denouncing Roosevelt and a liner Liberia investigation recommended by the President. The House adjourned at 6:27 PM awaiting a session tonight.
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Wil Astt
New York
Roosevelt
Liberia
Moon
Burroughs on Wealth and Happiness Ties to Rockefeller Doctrine
Naturalist John Burroughs denounces the idea that money buys happiness, recalling Jay Gould and Andrew Carnegie. He cites Gould’s 70 cents and later wealth to argue wealth often hinders joy, while love and virtue matter more. Carnegie is praised for charitable use of wealth. He warns Rockefeller’s doctrine could provoke resentment among women and cultured people who seek genuine affection over money.
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Washington Post
Ithaca, N
John Burroughs
Roosevelt
Dom John
Oliver Brown Sarre
Cornell
Burroughs
Alan
Andrew D White
Jay Gould
Carnegie
Jom D Rockefeller
Jax Gould
Mr Gould
Eiher
Gould
Amoele
Fiat
Amise
Rockefeller
Papers Seized From MacRaynolds In Libel Case
Attorney for Scott MacRaynolds reports papers including letters from his wife bank records and receipts were taken from his room in Guthne Ohio. The seizure allegedly violated state constitution and the governor's papers were involved. A court next Monday will consider further action.
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MacRaynolds
Strang
J H Burford
Hearst
Independent Asphalt Association Elects Officers at New Warlord Meeting
The Independent Asphalt Association held its annual session in New Warlord with morning and afternoon meetings. About forty members attended as officers were elected and a banquet served in the Red Room. Officers named include President elects and treasurer, with named members from Washington and Pittsburgh among those listed.
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Independent Asphalt Assocation
Independent Asphalt Association
New
Wallord
Wigcetion
Barber
Washineton
Aost
Fev
Perla
Brooklyn
H Borchner
Tanmanati Gh
Pow Flenry
New York
Hugo Rew
Hhire
MON
Andrews Anilton
Ohio
Washington Ghlum Pitteburg
Brennan Waslanaton James
Lorenzo Roy Filbert
Phiadelphi
H Ranch
Buffalo Noy
Hugh Marpis
jOmaha Neb
Gunes” Mempins
Jlena David Meturmel
Henry Hagerty
Lark
Indi
Explains Russian Music Through Five Recitals
A band presented five recitals highlighting Russian composers and folk songs. Drew led a program on Russian musical origins, noting northern hardships shaping folk tunes. Selections included Glinka’s works and pieces by Rimsky Korsakov, Rachmaninoff, and others sung in original languages.
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Claris
Sue
Russa
Pimskhorgakos
Glinka
Musy
Ruomstein
Franceska da Rimini
Wiss
Seng J
Wiss Lewy
Pharl Waugh
Fragmented OCR note on Tucker case delays and witness details
OCR fragment mentions delay in the Tucker case with references to witnesses and dates. It references a May date and talks of a hearing or submission of witness statements. The unreadable text includes names and locations, but the core idea is a postponement and the involvement of witnesses.
Fired on British Ship Amid Diplomatic Probe
A British naval incident is under inquiry after a firing aboard a vessel off the coast. The attack involved a crew member from Jamaica and a Chinese interpreter, with subsequent actions by the British consul as investigations continue.
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Yale
Northwest
Minnesota
Parada
Taft and Sherman Club
Phoebus
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Hege
Subcommittee On
Clarence R Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Philippine Constabulary Band
Philippines
Buford
Hono- Whi
Fuller
W. F . Roberts Company
Treasurs Department
Bureau of Engaving
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Bika’ Hall
Percy S Foster
Horatio W Parker
Ng Sommortow
Metropolitan Church
Interi Ls
Richard H Johnstom
Committee On Music
Charman
Ptces
Hin
Larner
Ptands
Tavtthera
Gtands
Crocel
Julius Lansburgh
Immus
Lotchen Chiurs
Larner Des Res
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Loan
Prust
Charmain Weller
Tullecpomfort
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Miliary Institute
J. W. Niche
Camp Grath Batanga
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Breuchehom
Charman Tham
Joseph A Scott
Frank A Warfield
B. M Morgan
Public Order
J T, DuBois
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Messina
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Navy Department
New Orleans
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Detsera
Waslington
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Katie
Robert Pat
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Doctor Lauds Wiley
Legislative Council
House Committee
Maine
House Committee On
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Public Health
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Jersey
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Glidden
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Charles J Glidden
Hoston
Zeppelin
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Allen Curtis
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Harmmondspart
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Haskell
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MacRaynold
Peter Grogan
Ayer
California
Imite
Grand Canyon
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New York City
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Washington Homes Tonight
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