Kossuth Hats in Line in Inaugural Parade Civic Division
The Hungarian Republican Club of New York will supply one feature of the inaugural parade marching along Pennsylvania avenue on March 4. Seventy five Hungarian veterans, wearing fogsuth hats and frock coats, will be mounted and join the civic division. Conkling Unconditional Club of Utica will head the division with two hundred members. The Americus Club of Pittsburg will escort the grand marshal. Harvard Republican Club leads college delegations. The State militia use of Senate office buildings is sought to ease troop accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conkling
Americus Club
Pittsburg
Barvard
Republican Club
Hungarian Republican Club
New York
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hungary
Clvic
Marcus Braun
Ffouston Street
Roosevelt
B. H. Warner
Conkling Unconditional Club
Utica
Nlace
Warner
Harvard Republican Club
House
Senate
Browne
Committee On Legislation
Capitol
Harries
Committee On Military Organization
Runaway Boys Brought Home in Prisoner Exchange
At the Ninth precinct station an exchange of prisoners occurred as Constable James Hedman from Ritchie Station Md brought back two runaway boys Harvey Baird aged twelve of 1103 C street northeast and Charles Lightcap aged fourteen of 60th C street. Lightcap was returned to his parents while Baird was sent to the House of Detention pending Juvenile Court. On the return journey Redman also held three youths George Simpson Charles Grown and Martin Holmes arrested for robbing a freight car on the Maryland side to answer in Prince George County Court at Marlboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Constable
Ninth Precinct
James Hedman
Ritchie Station
Washington
Harvey Baird
C Street
Charles Lightcap
Redman
Lightcap
Baird
Prince George County
Marlboro
Missing funds and nurse linked to retirement shuffle
Col Charles Smart of the U S Army surgical corps reports a $5 theft from under his pillow at his home 1441 A Street NW as he nears brigadier general rank and retirement. Hospital attendant William Pollock 40 from Hospital Burns is under police watch after serving as watcher and disappearing with the purse. Also Aliee Savoy 19 Negro girl is badly burned and cut after a lamp strike in a fight at 220 F Street SW but refuses to identify who lit the lamp. Detectives pursue Pollock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smart
Surgical Corps
United States Army
Col. Smart
Wiliam H. Pollock
Hosital Curns
Pollock
Aliee Savoy
F Street
Janitor Found Dead in Bank on Pennsylvania Ave
George W. Smallwood fifty eight, janitor at National Capital Bank on Pennsylvania avenue southeast, found dead in basement by clerk Johan H. Glick. Acting Coroner Glazebrook says death from heart disease. Body moved to Smallwood’s Seventh street southeast home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Smallwood
National Capital Bank
Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast
Johan H. Glick
Glazebrook
Smallwood
Seventh Street Southeast
Chewning Sues Detective Proctor for Damages
Alexander C. Chewning filed a District Supreme Court suit seeking 35,000 damages against Detective Charing W. Proctor. The suit claims Proctor ordered Chewning from a bathroom, charged him with indecent exposure, dragged him, threatened him, and took him to a police station for 24 hours. Chewning was later acquitted. Proctor had been fined 100 dollars, reduced to 10 by district commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander C. Chewning
Charing W. Proctor
Police
District Supreme Court
Lucy M. Chawning
Tucker’& Kenyon
Chawning
Proctor
Chewning
Detective Proctor
Police Trial Board
Banquet Honors Generals Raney Hughes Roscoe Gillespie
Chevaliers of Canton Washington No 1 P M I O O F hosted a banquet at Freun ds last night in honor of Generals M A Raney Adrian Hughes and Edward Roscoe of Baltimore and Congressman O W Gillespie Texas. Toastmaster E B Hay opened with humor as Grand Master W H McNiel and other leaders spoke on the Odd Fellows and related orders. The event featured a long decorated table layout, orchestral music led by Prof Shackelford, and a list of attending members and guests from Baltimore and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Washington
P. M
Freund
M. A. Raney
Adrian Hughes
Edward Roscoe
Baltimore
O. W. Gillespie
Congress
Texas
L. A. Shackelford
Chevalier E. B. Hay
V. Chisholm
Mr. Hay
W. H. McNiel
Odd Fellows
W. W. Millan
Rebekahs
Thomas W. Fowler
John I Brown
Cinion
D. W. Chisholm
BE. W. Bradford
Enaign
W. H. Ernest
T. G. Gates
Thomas Frazier
C. D. Shackelford
A. J. Schifpert
Charybe W. Guthberthon
John A. Aandale
Alonzo Adams
John J. Brown
W. B. Belfield
B. Joyce, Sr
E. Joyce, Jr
Misa G. Talbert
E. W. Bradford
James L. Boat
D. V. Chisholm
J. A. Chisholm
Charles W. Cuthbertson
J. W. Carrington
W. J. la Varre
P.W. Leary
R. A. Mclean
W. H. McNeil
W. W. Jade
Ollie de Laney
J. H. McChesney
Allison Nallor
Raymond A. Pumphrey
P. L. Paylor
J. W. Payne
Edward Roscos
M. A. Haney
Frank D. Gelffert
J. A. Shackelford
F. A. Stler
A. J. Schippert
J. H. Wood
R. B. Wines
Roscoe Wines
C. R. Wayland
Montgomery
Laurie TE. Gregory
Gertrude Stanley
Tillie Rogter
Kauffman
Maj
Roscoe Raney
Harte Raney
Wanted in Philadelphia Northridge's Inquiry at Police HQ
Old-time Philadelphia figures recall William Northridge once a saloonkeeper and known as an all around sport. He walked into police headquarters claiming hardship and asked if he was wanted. Capt Boardman noted a prior $3,000 receiving stolen goods charge, which was said to be settled. Hold Northridge by all means was advised due to a warrant in Philadelphia. Northridge stayed in a witness room with only three and a half cents in funds. Clarke Sale at Sloan's features rich furniture, Oriental carpets, antiquities, and decorative items, with a catalogue sale at 11 am and 6 pm daily Wednesday through Friday. Viewings begin tomorrow and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam W Northridge
William Northridge
Northridge
Capt. Boardman
Philadelphia
Miller
Sixth Precinct
Clarke
Sloan's
C. G. Sloan & Co
G Street
Central Labor Union
William C. McKinney
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
A Bad Stomach Diminishes Life’s Usefulness and Happiness
A weak stomach reduces daily usefulness and joy. Symptoms include distress after eating nausea between meals heartburn belching vomiting flatulence and nervous headache.
Gompers Speech at Plate Printers Banquet
Samuel Gompers praised by six hundred Plate Printers Union No 2 members at a Washington Armory banquet. James Wignall of Swansea Dockers Union lauded his work as head of the labor movement in the United States. Gompers urged unity to advance democratic labor rights amid Russian upheaval and industrial oppression. The event featured further remarks by H. L. Jordan and others with musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plate Printers’ Union
No. 2
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Hig
Washington Light Infantry
James Wignall
Dockers’ Union
Swansea
Wales
Gompers
Federation
Gormpers
Russia
Great Britain
Wall River
Mass
Nns
Georgia plantation case ties Bartlett to theft confession
Rep Bartlett of Georgia identified John Spearman, a negro, as a former servant on the Bartlett plantation, after Spearman confessed stealing a watch and chain from Mrs. Bartlett. Spearman agreed to return to Georgia for trial, but the case will be further investigated before authorities are notified. Separately, jurors were sworn for a land condemnation for a highway near the National Zoological Park, with hearings set for February. A deed filed in DC transfers Maryland’s interest in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to F.S. Landstreet of West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Georgia
Sixth Precinct
John Spearman
Spearman
George W. Moss
Charles A. Baker
John E. Herrell
Clement W. Howard
William V. Cox
James F. Oyster
Charles B. Batley
National Zoological Park
Gould
District Supreme Court
Gov. Warfield
Gordon T. Atkinson
Murray Vandiver
Board of Public Works of
Maryland
Recorder of Deeds
District of Columbia
Landstreet
West Virginia
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Hazell Hurt In Streetcar Accident At Anacostia
Hazell a switchman for the Washington Railway and Bicotric Company of 48 Polk Street Anacostia was pinned between a streetcar and trailer when aiding a passenger. He sustained severe head and body injuries but, according to surgeons, was expected to recover after treatment at the urgency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Hazell
Polk Street
Anacostia
Washington Railway and Bicotric Company
Fousand
Maryland“avenus
Urgency Hospital
Art dealer Veerhoff dead in Mount Pleasant aged 56
William H. Veerhoff a prominent Washington art dealer died at his home 1436 Park Street Mount Pleasant from heart disease at fifty six. He left a son Otto L Veerhoff who runs the Veerhoff galleries and a daughter Louise at school in Cassel Germany. He was born in Germany and came to the U S at age twelve. He built a large trade with regular European trips and held Masonic and Pythian memberships. Interment will be at Rock Creek. He was married twice with two children from the first marriage and a second wife surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Veerhofft
Park Street
Mount Pleasant
Louise Veerhoff
Cassel
Germany
Otto L. Veerhoff
Veerhoff
F Street
Rock Creek
United States
Baltimore
Patent Office
Europe
National Lodge
Eureka Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Pythias
Concordia Lutheran Church
German Orphans Asylum
Mr. Veerhoft
Louisa Asmussen
Col
Co. W. Asmussen
Davenport
Iowa
Sophie Veerhoff
Actor Suspected Of Mental Breakdown After Park Arrest
William Corliss actor was arrested by First precinct police early yesterday in a park at Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue NW after acting strangely. He claimed hotel guest status at Hotel Johnson, later linked to Winsome Winnie Comic Opera Company. He showed $62.50, Hiks membership, and after police exam was sent to Washington Asylum Hospital for observation. Doctors cite stimulant-induced near insanity. family contacts in Burlington and Colorado Springs EP lodges informed. Local theatrical groups show interest in handling his care and possible return to family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Corliss
Ward and Brown
First Precinct
Little Park
Thirteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Johnson
Corliss
Nlora Willey
Winnie’ Comic Opera Company
South
Greensboro
N. C
New York City
Documenta
The
Hiks
Washington Asylum Hospital
Ellis
Burlington
Colorado Springs
New Bread Making Process Promises Weeks-Long Freshness
A German inventor Wilhelm Biber of Berlin unveils a bread making method claimed to keep bread fresh wholesome and palatable for weeks. It has spread through Germany and England with capitalists organizing the Never Stale Bread Company to oversee national operations while U.S. bakers show interest. In a separate case Melvin Lennon admitted guilt to stealing an overcoat watch and chain from George A. Haughton and received 180 days in jail in Judge Kimball's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Biber
Berlin
Germany
England
Washington
George FA
Haughton
Melvin Lennon
Kimball
Contempt Bond Set After Jury Tampering Claim
Justice Wright overruled a motion to dismiss and held Benjamin F. McCaully in contempt for trying to influence juror Benjamin F. Shaw in the Gassenheimer embezzlement case. McCaully faces six months in jail, freed on 500 bond pending appeal. Shaw testified of visits to the Shaw home. defense fought hearsay and jurisdiction issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Shaw
Justice Wright
District Supreme Court
B. F MecCaulty
Samuel Gagsenheimer
McCaully
Court of Appeals
Birney
Woodard
George Hi. Traties
McCally
McCaull Ivy
Benjamin F. Shaw
Mr. McCaully
Gussenheimer
Shaw House
Mr. Shaw
Hinsby-Smith
Shaw Home
Railway Officers Elected at Annual Washington Electric Meeting
The annual meeting of stockholders for Washington Railway and Electric and connected companies elected directors and officers. Directors include George Truesdell George W. Young James B. Lackey and Allan L. McDermott. Allan L. McDermott named president and Gen Georges H. Harries vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Electric and Potomac Power Companies
Washington Railway and Electric Company
East Capitol
Fourteenth Streets
George Truesdell
George W. Young
James B. Jackey
L. Shober, Jr
Allan L. McDermott
R. T. W. Duke, Jr
George H. Harries
Offeers
Georges H. Harries
James B. Lackey
W. F. Ham
Potomac Electric Power Company
Jury Acquits Hotelkeeper Greib of Sunday Liquor Charge
In Police Court Conrad Greib proprietor of the Montrose Hotel Fourteenth and H streets northwest was found not guilty and the case dismissed after a trial for violating the Sunday liquor law. Policeman Kleindienst testified he did not register but was served a drink. Greib produced the hotel register showing the officer had registered as A S Jones. after signature comparison the jury returned a verdict for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greib
Conrad Greib
Montrose
Fourteenth
H Streets
Kleindienst
A. S. Jones
Relb
Wood's Commercial College Hosts Local Business Leaders Talk
At Wood's Commercial College pupils heard John Joy Hdson and Louis P. Shoemaker discuss Application Industry and Integrity and Good Citizenship. Demonstrations dazzled with rapid calculations as talks by successful local businessmen enriched mercantile training. A limited divorce case was filed in District Supreme Court by Josephine Hoff against William Hoff claiming desertion and intent to withhold support for their child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood’s Commercial College
John Joy Hdson
Louis P. Shoemaker
Bason
Shoemaker
District Supreme Court
Josephine” L
Runaway Horse Causes Citywide Panic injures two
A delivery wagon horse escaped on a chaotic run through the center of the city yesterday afternoon. Miss Catharine Tierney, seventeen, was knocked down on C street northeast, and driver Frank Hawkins helped her to Edmunds drug store for treatment. Joseph Anderson’s cart was struck at Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, bruising his leg before helpers stopped the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sret Gee Tre
Ckty
Golden & Co
First Street
Maryland Avenue
Sixth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Second
C Streets
Catharine Tierney
C Street
Frank Hawkins
Peace Monument
Joseph Anderson
Second Street
Anderson
United Sons Banquet Honors Stonewall Jackson Birthday
In the Oxford Hotel dining room the Angelm J. McLaurin Camp No. 205 of the United Sons Confederate Veterans held its fourth annual banquet celebrating Stonewall Jackson’s birthday. Capt. Thomas Raleigh Raines presided as toastmaster as members and guests heard toasts from John T. Callaghan W. H. Atkins Carl D. Sheppard Edwin Ryals and A N Breckinridge among others. The gathering included camp officers and numerous attendees with remarks referencing Civil War figures and battlefield travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Confederacy
Stonewall Jackson
Angelm J. McLaurin
United Sons Confederate Veterans
Thomas Raleigh Raines
John T. Callaghan
W. H. Atkins
Southland
C. M. Clark
Mississippi
Carl D. Sheppard
Edwin Ryals
A. W. Kerr
A. N. Breckinridge
Virginia
Johnson
T. P. Randolph
George Covington
W. W. Bowls
D. J. Gantt
W. A. Kolhougen
Walter Atkins
BH. H. Ham
M. Clark
H. A. Brooke
Wilson
A. ©. Ready
Allen G. Flowera
Mr. Pennebacker
Weather Bulletin January Weather Outlook and Local Report
Weather conditions report light snows in the Lake region and Upper Mississippi Valley with rain and snow west of the Rockies. Temperatures fall in the Midwest and Great Lakes while rising elsewhere. Forecasts call for local snows Sunday in several regions and continued cool trends. storm warnings issued for Strait of Juan de Fuca and Marshfield. Downtown Abbett thermometer readings listed with hourly temps and tide data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountains
Middle West
Upper Lake
Lower Lake Region
Middle Plateau
Wyoming
Montana
Hein
Pacific States
North Pacific States
Northern Plateau
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
New England
Fingland
Atlantia
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Strait of
Juan de Fuca
Marshfield
Orag
Affleck
Pershing Dined Before Marriage to Senator Warren's Daughter
Captain Pershing was the guest of honor at a supper hosted by friends, groomsmen, and ushers who will attend the wedding to Miss Warren, daughter of Senator Warren of Wyoming. A long list of hosts included Judge McGoon, Captains Crabbs Butt Hann Lassiter and Kirkpatrick, Gen Crozier, Majs Richardson Baker and Reber, Col. Reber and others, with Navy Lieutenants Bristal Bulmer Long and Chapin among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
Miss Warren
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Judge McGoon
T. C. Crabbs
A. W. Butt
W. G. Hann
W. M. Lassiter
Gen. Crozier
Gibbons
Mark Bristal
Roscoe Bulmer
Andrew Long
C. F. Humphrey
Dick Richardson
Samuel Reber
Frank Ramsey
Melntire
Opp
Monoher
Chauncey Baker
Henry Heber Ward
Reeve
Cabell
Kirkpatrick
Chapin
Original Sherwood Whisky House Advertises Blended Supply
A damaged ad notes lengthy whisky blending times after a Baltimore fire destroyed many barrels. It promotes Roché's at 133 Pennsylvania Avenue as a downtown source for Sherwood straight rye, claiming a large, hurried surplus reaching Washington awaiting proper aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Whisky
Baltimore
Washington
Sherwood
Roché's
Pennsylvania Avenue
Spe
The Joys and Ills of Winter Health Tips
Winter offers skating and bracing air but brings colds and catarrh through damp clothing, stuffy rooms, late meals, and little outdoor activity. Peruna is advertised as a permanent cure for catarrh, with testimonials from Annie Jones, Etonst, Clara Litterst, Alice Campnell, Nellie Loomis, and others praising its effectiveness after illness and lifestyle factors.
Cap Ward Wins Slander Suit in Baltimore Court
Captain Bernard J. Ward won a $4,000 damages judgment in the Baltimore Superior Court over calls of thief and liar by Mrs. Isaac Emerson. Attorneys for Emerson filed for a new trial. original claim was $10,000 after a four day trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Baltimore
Bernard J. Ward
Isaac E. Emerson
John P. Poe
J. Vernon Cook
Emerson
Arrest of Magendux Chauffeur Sparks Park Speed Debate
Widespread interest followed the arrest of Magendux, chauffeur for M Emergon's touring car, on October 22 as he faced charges over speed restrictions in the park. After his arrest he was taken to the Northern police station led by Capt. Ward, where Mrs. Emerson allegedly used epithets like "Irish puppy" and "cattle" toward Ward, Sergeant Joseph W. Smith and Patrolman Linn who made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magendux
M Emergon
Re Northern
Ward
Emerson
Capt. Ward
Seret
Joseph W. Smith
Linn
Died in Patrol Wagon After Illness on Street
William S Rowzee aged about fifty an insurance agent left his home at 913 Fourth street southeast and suffered a grip attack. He fell on the sidewalk at Third and FKr streets southeast about 5 40 yesterday. He was taken to Providence Hospital in a patrol wagon but died before arrival. Coroner Nevitt ordered an autopsy to determine natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Rowzee
William & Rowzee
Fourth Street
Bonzee
Third
Providence Hospital
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Kossuth
Hungarian Club
Reform School
Ward Warren
Warren
Charles H. Aliender
Nina E. Allender
Nam ‘Attorneys Purser, & Woodard Sevebant
Alender
George Washington
McGrath
Florence
Chevaliers
Raney, Hughes, Roscoe
Gillespie
E. B. Hay
Hood
Czar
Gompees
Plate
America
Mason and Knight of Pythias
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
Conn. Ave
United Sons
McLaurin Camp
Asheville
Nec
Atlanta
Atlantic Sky
T. Boston
Duffalo
N.Y
Calcego
Cinehioat
Ohio
Cheyenna
Wye
Denver
Cala Os
North Platte
Nebr
Omaha
Ag Tv
Pitteburg
Salt Lake City
Utah
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minn
Springfield
Vicksburg
Miss
Capt. Pershing
Peruna
Hartman
Annie Jones
Glenwood Springs
Mrs. E Tonst
Cleve
Clara Litterst
Searfield, Ind
Legan
Alice Campnell
Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
Cal
Nellie G. Loomis
Campbell St
Kansas City
John J. Zimmer
Duffy
Chiffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. J
Gaution
Duffy's
Eesabadientos
Morelit Gendera
N. H. Shes
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