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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1905

Page

2

Fireworks Display Contract Set for Inaugural Spectacle

Pain's Fireworks Company of New York won a 3,0 bid to produce a one hour and thirty minute aerial show at the Senate Office Building site with 130 personnel, featuring a one mile high American flag balloon and a mag light illumination of White House surroundings. The display will end with 5,000 colored bombs forming a Roosevelt banner as funds for the inaugural event grow and Maryland G A R and Navy cadets join the parade plans.

Cuno H. Rudolph Pain Mark Twain Washington Roosevelt Fairbanks Alles Rich & Sons H. Rapley William Haywood G. Thomas Dunlop Daniel Fraser J. Hubley Ashton Naval Academy Navy Department Maryland Wilson James Campbell John A. Thompson Clapp Stevens Warner Committee On Civic Organizations Roosevelt Republican Club St. Paul Senate Lodge First District Committee Aldis B. Browne Committee On Capitol New York Republican Club Guy Higgins National Guard

Temple Fair Near at Hand by Washington Hebrew Congregation

The Washington Hebrew Congregation prepares for a two week temple fair and bazaar at the Washington Light Infantry Armory starting Monday January 30. Executive committee chair Isaac J. Blout led the final meeting with reports on decorations donations voting and finances.

Washington Joseph Strasburger Isador Grosner William Hahn Finance Fair Journal Harry Franc J. Sarger B Btern Rebekah Ledge Isaac L. Blout Harry King Senate House Ane Emer Wea Karpeles Hood

Dances of the South Attract Guests From Afar at New Willard

The twelfth annual Southern Relief Society ball drew about five hundred guests led by Gov. Warfield and Gen. Fitzhugh Lee at the New Willard. A sixteenth dance program opened after a brief intermission as Marine Band played. The receiving line featured Mrs. Lindsay Lomax and a reconstituted society leadership with compliments from the White House. Guests included Maryland and Virginia dignitaries, notable socials, and long lines of gowns described in detail.

Southern Relief Society New Willard Marine Band Walts Thomas Jefferson Kentucky Home Dixie Land Edwards Bonqguet White House Lindsay L. Lomax Roosevelt Hillary A. Herbert Lomax Society Harry Heth Susan B. Hetzel Cc. D. Lorentz Augustus Jackson H. A. Gillenwater S. Sprigg Belt Drury G Ludlow Archibald Young Rosalie H. Bocock George 5S. Covington John T. Callaghan G. F. French Clarendon Sprenamae Fauntelroy Arfield Maryland Tiehinee

Weather Conditions Warn of Snow and Cold Wave Across Nation

The Weather Bureau reports a massive high pressure dome centered over Central North Dakota driving a severe cold wave into the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys. Temperatures range 10 degrees to 4 below normal with freezing possible as far south as Central Florida by Wednesday morning. Storm warnings cover the Atlantic coast and cold wave advisories extend across Southern Missouri to Louisiana. Local observations list temperatures, humidity, rainfall, and daily highs across numerous cities, while David R. Francis visits the White House to discuss the Louisiana Purchase Exposition results.

U. 8 Dept. of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington Tts North Dakota Bismarck Ohio Mississippi Missouri Uinois Florida New England Middle Atlantic Great Lakes North Pacific States South Atlantic Gulf Coast Lake Michigan Steamera Uropean Porte Grand Banks Atlantic Jacksonville Eastport Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi River Jupiter Key West New Eayland Asheville Atlanta Atlantis City Boston Masa Buffalo Chicago V. Cinetonati Cheyenne Wyo Davenport Towa Denver Colo Des Moines Galveston Tex Helena Mont Indianapolis Iai Fla Kansas City Little Rock Ark Marquette Mich Memphis Tenn New Orleans Labs New York N.Y Omaha, Nebr Pittsburg, Paves Salt Lake City Utah Bt. Louis St. Paul Minn

Peabody fund ends as trustees dissolve in bid for Nashville Teachers College

The Peabody Education Fund trustees voted to dissolve the trust and approved a $1,000,000 appropriation for the George Peabody School for Teachers in Nashville Tennessee. The decision favored Southern institutions with Roosevelt and Morgan present. the fund now totals about $2.2 million and will be dispersed over years, primarily to Southern schools.

Mr. Roosevelt Chief Justice Fuller J. Pierpont Morgan Nashville Teachers’ School South Peabody Education Fund George Peabody School Nashville, Tenn Peabody Trust Arlington Hotel Fuller Roosevelt Board of Trustees White House New York Richard Olney Massachusetts Morris K. Jesup James D. Porter Tennessee George Peabody Wetmore Rhode Island Henderson M. Somerville Alabama William A. Courtney South Carolina William Lawrence Daniel C. Gilman Baltimore Johns Hopkins University Samuel A. Green Boston Charles E. Finner Louisiana Nashville Florida Missisippi Davidson County Peabody Peabody College Mr. Morgan Barnard College State of Peabody Fund Green

Pardon Petition Circulated for Samuel A Groff

A petition seeking a presidential pardon for Samuel A Groff is being circulated after Groff and associates were found guilty in a postal service irregularities case. The petition cites testimony by Holmes Conrad suggesting insufficient evidence for Groff's conviction and notes the petition has many signers.

August Machen Supreme Court of the United States Samuel A. Groff Holmes Conrad Samuel Groff

Full Dollar's Worth Free Rheumatism Cure Offer

A promotional notice touts Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Cure claiming to remove the cause of pain and swelling from the blood. It promises a full dollars worth free with no deposit or payment and offers an authoritative book on rheumatism to prompt writers at Racine Wisconsin.

Bhoop Hox Racine Wis

Electrician Falls Through Ice on Aqueduct Bridge

Charles Kanode, 21, of 1314 Maryland Ave NE, was repairing wires on the Aqueduct Bridge when the ice gave way. He plunged into icy water but surfaced through the hole he made, and fellow workers pulled him out with a rope. He received a head cut and was treated at Georgetown University Hospital.

Charles Kanode Maryland Avenue Kanode Aqueduct Kanade Georgetown University Hospital

Fell Headlong in Tunnel Fatal Excavation Accident

Engineer John P. McLean fell twenty five feet from a plank into a tunnel at First Street near New Jersey Avenue. He fractured his skull and is believed to die. He was found after a half hour and taken to Providence Hospital. McLean lived at 162 Second Avenue in Pittsburg and kept a notice for Hazelwood Lodge No 1043 IGOOF.

First Street John P. McLean McLean New Jersey Avenue Providence Hospital Second Avenue Pittsburg Hazelwood Lodge Hazelwood

Descent Pilgrim Fathers Honor Banquet Speakers at Rauscher's

Descendants gathered for Plymouth Rock anniversary with messages from Gov Gen Capen of the Mayflower Society Rep John F Lacy and Rev D J O'Connell Rector of the Catholic University. Addresses stressed religion as the Pilgrims' paramount principle and called for school reform and civic virtue. Justice Brown elected to membership as Rev Dr Ewell presided and music by Mrs J W Bischoff and Douglass G Miller accompanied.

Gen. Capen The Mayflower Society Lacy Mer. O'Connell Catholic University Pilgrim Fathers Plymouth Rock Rauscher’s Samuel B. Canen Boston Society of Mayflower Descendants John IF. Lacy Iowa Mer. D. J. O'Connell America J. L. Ewell Society of the Mayflower Descendants Justice Brown United States Supreme Court Ewell Bald Capen Harvard New England Abraham Lelma J. W. Bischoff Douglass G. Miller

Suit to Construe a Will In District Supreme Court

Proceedings opened in the District Supreme Court to construe the will of Harriet Lane Tohnston. The suit, brought by William G. Johnson for D. K. Este Fisher and other executors, names Harriet Lane Home for Invalid Children of Baltimore and other legatees as defendants. A separate report notes the death of William Dean, a 79 year old Black man, on Third Street near P Street NW from heart disease before admission to the Homeopathic Hospital. Coroner Nevitt filed official certification.

District Supreme Court Harriet Lane Tohnston William G. Johnson D. K. Este Fisher Harriet Lane Home For Baltimore Third Street P Street William Dean Homeopathic Hospital Nevitt B. Lee Cooks Court Bes Washington Gas Light Commpany Washington Gas Light Company 10Th St William 13 Orme JuBa&Stores Tional Safe Deposit Savings and Trust Company District OF Columbia Charle E Nyman Citizens National Bank OF Washington City Washgton Ts Clas

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