Suffrage Pageant to Feature Milholland Parade in Washington
New York socialite Inez Milholland will lead the suffrage procession on March 3 along Pennsylvania Avenue in medieval costume. The parade includes a band, petticoat cavalry, forty subdivisions, floats illustrating suffrage progress, and divisions representing professions, states, and men's leagues for women.
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New York Society
Woman's Band
Petticoat
Mine Inez Milholland
New York
Pennsylvania Avenue
United States
Montana
Missouri
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Washington
Alice Jenkins
Jenkins
New York City
Baltimore
Huntington Wilson
Hays
California
South
Harvay W. Wiley
Lola la Follette
Glenna Smith Tinnen
Tinnin
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
New England
Caro G. Moore
Helen Hi. Gartines
Cha
Suffrage Vote in New York Moves Through Assembly and Senate
A New York suffrage effort advances as the assembly places the measure on a special order and the senate weighs it for Tuesday. Disagreement over naturalization remains, with the original naturalization clause stripped but potential reinsertion discussed. Gov Bulzer and Sen Wagner signal flexibility, requesting suffrage groups to advise on the naturalization provision.
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Senate
Gov
Bulzer
Wagner
Germans Give a Concert at Saengerbund Home Talent
A home talent concert by Washington Saengerbund members at 314 Street Northwest last night featured Florence Getz in two solos and a duet, with W. Madigan singing bass and two encores. Other performers included Guido Callan, Jacob Karr, George Piltt, J. P. Redeker, Christian Dehmer, C. B. Xan ten, and L. Nicolaus, plus a Hawaiian trio and a Madigan Getz duet. program under John P. Rabeker's direction.
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Saengerbund
Washington Saengerbund
Florence Getz
W. &. Madigan
Guido Callan
Jacob Karr
George Piltt
Avason
Arton Gesangverein
Thomas
Murex
Harry King
Francis King
Joseph Whittemore
Frieda Haut
Mise’ Hllouise Kerrick
Edith Sauber
Gladys McGarry
Mise Sauber
William T. Davis
Richard Lorleberg
Mra
Ines Seymour Milton
C. Of C Visitors Here Sessions To Open Tomorrow
Delegates from across the United States converge on Washington for the first annual convention of the National Chamber of Commerce. Officers arrive to organize sessions at the New Willard and Riggs building. Two afternoon caucuses will elect nominating and game committees.
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United States
Chamber’ of Commerce
Washington
New Willard Hotel
Ted
Willard
Riggs
Harry A. Wheeler
Imnols
National Chamber
J. N. Teal
Oragon
D. Jones
Georgia
John Joy Edson
John H Fahey
Massachusetts
Ehot BH
Goodwin
G. Grosvenor ‘Dawe
D. A. Skinnig
Cabinet
Congress
New Willard
National Council
Chamber
Game Committee
Students to greet Wilson in Washington parade
Princeton plans a Nassau Hall cheer as Woodrow Wilson arrives for his inaugural ceremonies. The university club organizes a campus canvass to estimate turnout, hoping about a thousand undergraduates will attend. The Tigers’ parade position is not fixed but expected near the front.
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Princeton
N. Oj
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Nassau
Princeton University Wootrow Wilson Club
Wilson reads 0 guides Washington visit early 1900s
Princeton New Jersey January 19 President elect Wilson disclosed that he had obtained a guidebook of Washington and was reading it while planning his first White House visit. He noted his limited prior exposure to government buildings and anticipated touring executive mansion interiors on March 4. The day drew callers and friends to his home as weather improved. Meanwhile Hagerstown Maryland observed the 45th pastorate anniversary of Rev Dr J Spangler Kieffer of Zion Reformed Church. Over 45 years he preached 9 053 sermons baptized 906 persons joined 114 church members and officiated at weddings and funerals.
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Wilson
Washington
White House
Wilson ‘Home
Toy
Harvart
Wilson Home
Hagerstown
J. Spangler Kieffer
Zion
Pi Sonerala
Dominion
Gov. Wilson
Mauiguret
Pension Office
Minor
Senator Cullom
Angle
Atkinson
Court ‘of Claims
Cullom
Hfe
Fudge Atkingos
William J. Bryen
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Benator
John Kern
Indiana
Burke
North Dakota
Alton B. Parker
Baldwin
Connecticut
Foss
Massachusetts
Guantanamo
Hampton Roads
Annapolis
Suratade
Th Fg
Columbia
Union Biaton
Con
Weller
Simi Chai
Daniel
Brace. Evans
Oudlows
Seventh Street
Duank
Inaugural Ball Plans Face White House Hurdles
Congress for Ball continues as committees seek a final approach to President Wilson. Hearings resume on inauguration ceremonies amid grumbling and reshuffles. Governors Cox Mann Tener pledge attendance. labor groups may form a pageant section.
Man Ends Life with Carbolic Acid at Home
George W. Lucas, 26, an American Ice Company employee, resided at 1016 Jefferson Street, Georgetown. He died in Georgetown University Hospital at 8:15 PM after drinking two ounces of carbolic acid in a suicide attempt driven by despondency. A brief note to his sister directed funeral arrangements away from his home. Coroner Nevitt issued a certificate of death by own action.
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George W. Lucas
American Ice Company
Jefferson Street
Georgetown
Georgetown University Hospital
Henry Lucas
Honge
Lucas
Slater
R. H. Mansfeld
Seventh Precinct
Tia
Edward ‘King
Ninth Street
Nevitt
New Bus Service Fee and Modern Cars for Sixteenth Street Line
Modern gasoline cars of a new type will join the Sixteenth Street line within days. Responding to a congressional bill, the company has arranged for equipment to replace the old fleet. The six month deadline is met and the new service starts February 16 with seventeen passenger capacity per car on the same route.
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Sixteenth Street
Death of F. Hoyberger Veteran Government Clerk
F. Hoyberger, one of the oldest government clerks, died yesterday at his home 1890 Sixth Street Northwest after a brief illness. He served in the War Department and Civil War era, enlisting in 1858 as a private in the Second U.S. Artillery, rose to sergeant, and once stood at Ford's Theater during Lincoln’s assassination. Survived by Mrs. Kate Hoyberger and others. funeral set for late afternoon at his home with burial in cemetery.
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Snelling, Minn
Secretary of War
Peloy
War ‘Department
Washington
Lincolln Wan Abt
Ae Hoyberger
Bali Ford
Ceenent
Hoyberger
Kate Hoyberger
Joseph A. Dempf
Whitty Bithur
Alesree
Man objects to marrying trade and resigns pastorate
The Wilmington church saga centers on Rev Hantemon who, six months after becoming pastor of the Fiter Methodist Protestant Church, faced mass demands for his resignation after publishing a blistering attack on Rev George L Wolfe in the Wilmington Sunday Star. The congregation urged his removal amid turmoil in the church. Hantemon, 17 Fourth Street southeast, worked at the government printing office and is not ordained. His father expressed surprise, noting prior church trouble and defending his son's stance as justified.
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Wilmington
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Hantzman
Hasitamon
Maryland
Lynchburg
ViMi
Hantemon
Bab
Hamtamot
Fourth-street
Goverment
J. B Hantamon
Fourth Street
Washington D. M. C
Thut
Hinson
Hanteman
John 5. Bowera
Borer
Barimore “Cohfer
Gang of Four Robs Two Men in Early Morning Assaults
In Cedar Bray Montgomery city Md near Cedar Bray a man walking from Center Market to A venue was knocked down and robbed of 100 cash a check and valuables by four Negroes. Watkins description led to three suspects but no identifications. Ashley Baker a Southern Railway conductor from Alexandria Va reported being held up at Third and K streets southwest around 9 30 pm robbed of 150 and a gold watch. He was in Washington visiting friends and said the robbers fled before he could defend himself.
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Cedar Bray
Montgomery City
Avene
Tenth
Watkins
Watkins Toig
Harrison
Ashley J
Third
K Streets
Bader
Washington
Alexandria
Ixatreeta
Southern Railway
Bill Elates Irish League Victory and Home Rule Cheers
Enthusiasm ran high as Redmond branch lauded recent home-rule news marking a shift toward local self-government for Ireland. A cable to John Redmond congratulated him and leaders, while funds and subscriptions continued to flow, signaling support and relief after the long struggle.
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Redmond
Ireland
John Redmond
House of
National
United Irth
The
Reg
Opening of Federal National Bank at Fourteenth Street
A crowd gathered for the opening of the Federal National Bank at the corner of Fourteenth and streets northwent. Carpenters and decorators finished the banking rooms overnight. Directors observed the transformation from Hlortat's store into modern banking quarters as clerks prepared for morning operations.
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Federal National Bank
Hlortat’s
Anal Fashier
M. Williames
W.D. Dexter
Riggs National Bank
Will, Adalst
Federal
Snow and Cold Weather Forecasted Across Regions
Weather bulletin warns a cold wave in the Northwest and central West will spread eastward. Snow is predicted for tomorrow night, with clearing and colder conditions to follow. later a warming trend is unlikely, as the cold persists into the middle of the week.
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Northwest
West
Nerthern Iniregu
Atlantic
East Gulf States
Gauss Brain Request Follows Death of Relative
Denver January 19 Twelve hours after the death of Charles H Gauss of Saint Charles Missouri from heart disease Robert W Gauss grandson of the renowned German mathematician Raul Fea of Munich and for 3 years editor writer for the Denver Republic were found dead in his bed Gauss left a will requesting that his brain be preserved weighed analyzed and compared with his famous grandfather's The mathematician's brain at the time of his death weighed 62.7 grams
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Denver
Charles-H. Gauss
Charles
Robert -W. Gauss
Raul .Fea
Munich
Denyer
Republi
Galaga
Sunega
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