Inaugural Day Music and Pageantry Planned for Ellipse
President Roosevelt approves night spectacle on the Ellipse and grants the Pension Building to the inaugural committee. Haley's Band wins the inaugural ball music bid at 1.61 percent of a rival $1,800 offer by the Washington Symphony. The ceremony includes a Philippine-exhibit bamboo display, state coats of arms, and a formal reception committee led by Crosby Noyes.
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Pension Building
Committee
Percy & Foster
New Willard
Haley
Washington Symphony Orchestra
Reginald de Koven
White House
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Hitchcock
Dawson
Interior Department
Davenport
Frederick Owen
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Seventeenth Street
Philippines
Crosby
Noyes
John Joy Edgan
Beale R. Howard
Supreme Court of the United States
Memvber Fuller
John M. Harlan
David J Brewer
Henry DB. Brown
Edward D White
Rufus W. Pec’ Ham
Joseph McKenna
Oliver Wendell Holmes
William R. Day
James H
Archibald Hopkins
District of Columbia
Henry B. Marfarianz
Henry L. West
John Biddle
United States Army
Llant
Adna R. Chattac
George L. Guilespie
Fred C. Ainsworth
Tasker II. Bliss
George H Burton
George B. Davis
Charles F. Humphrey
John, F Weston
Robert M. O'Reilly
Francis S Dodge
Alexander MacKenzie
William Crozer
Adolphus A Greely
William P. Hal
United States Navy
George Dewey
Francis J. Higginson
U. S On
Robley D. Evans
U. S. No
Charles FP
Clark
Colby M Chester
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Benjamin P. Lumberton
George A. , Conyeree
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MT Undicott
Bureau of Yards and Docks
U. SN
Ren- Wo Manney
Bureau of Equipment
US NW
L Capps
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Charles W. Rae
Bureau of Steam Engineering
H. T. B Harris
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
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Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Russell A Alger
William
Amos L Alien
Joseph W Babcock
J. Adam Bede
Maccenan
Benton
Henry H. Bingham
Walter P. Brownlow
Stephan Brundigge
Elmer J. Burkett
Edwin Purleigh
Theodore E. Burton
P. P. Campbell
A . Capron
R. G. Cousins
W. Cowherd
Edgar B Crumpacker
Charles Curt
John Qalzell
Charles R
John H Keteham
John F Lacey
Gharica B. Landis
Lucius M. Littauer
Charles E. Littlefield
Leonidas F. Livingston
Henry C Loudecelager
James McAndews
James T. McCleary
Allan L. McDermot
Gerjamin F Marsh
Adolph Meyer
Stephen Morgan
Edward Dev. Morrell
Sydney E
Martin E. Olmsted
Jesse Overstreet
R. Wynne Furker
Serena E. Payne
River. Pierce
George A. Fearre
Edward W. Poll
Llewellyn Powers
Samuel L. Powers
George ¥. Prince
William A Reeder
James G. Richards
James §. Sherman
Joseph C. Sibley
Thema W Sims
Campbell Sleap
Samuel W Smith
Walter J. Smith
Wiliam Alden Smith
William Sulzer
Frank
Lowden
Solomon Luna
Cecil A. Lyon
Judson W. Lyons
Louis E. McComas
Henry B. McCoy
Alexander McKenzie
Charles H. Morrill
L. B. Molseley
David W. Mulvane
James W. Brock
Charles F. Booker
Walter P. Brawnlow
M.ewspaper
Inaugural Committee List At National Event
A long roster of notable figures appears in the inaugural committee, listing names such as Charles H. Carey, Myron FT Herrick, G. H. Harries, G. W. Hoyt, Albert S. Solomons, Gifford Pinchot, Reginald Schroeder, and many others spanning government, business, and civic groups. The document presents the magnates and officials invited to participate in the ceremony and related activities.
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Lewia J. Davis
W. A. DeCaundry
Elmer Dover
George T. Dunlop
FP. W. DeGraw
Edward M. Dawson
H. Bradley Davidson
John C. Davidson
W. Riley Deeble
Col. Green Clay Goodloe
James T. Dubois
George H. Daniels
R. B Donaldson
John W. Douglas
J. Maury Dove
Edward F. Droop
Joseph R. Edson
Louis N. Hammerling
J. William Henry
Charles Heurich
William 5
Hipp
Edward P. Harrington
J. A. Haskell
Stilson Hutchins
Thomas Hyde
John A. Kassygn
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George A. King
T. A. Lambert
Victor Kauffmann
Rudolph Kauffmann
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FP. Vangley
Maj. C. WH. Lauchelmer
Blair Lee
B. F. Leighton
Abraham Lisner
John B Larner
Francis Leupp
William Loeb, Jr
Francis Loowis
Judson W. Lyons
A. N M. Lethrop
J. K. McCammon
F. B. McGuire
W. Cranch McIntyre
David D. McKee
Joh R McLean
Wayne MacVeagh
Lieut
Horace Mcc
William C. Robinson
Arthur EH. Randle
D. M. Ransdell
W. H. Rapley
Francia A. Richarson
E. Francis Riggs
M. Sauadera
Isadore Saks
Edward D. Shaw
Ellis Spear
Samuel Spencer
Edward J. Stellwagen
Maj
Richard Sylvester
S. S. Stearns
John §. Shriver
The Value of Charcoal as a Health Remedy
A promotional note extols charcoal for cleansing the digestive system, improving breath and complexion, and acting as a safe laxative. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are praised for purity and efficacy, with a Buffalo physician endorsing their benefits for gas, liver health, and overall health at 23 cents a box.
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Stuart
Buffalo
Deboven Protests Committee Bid for Inaugural Music
Reginald de Koven denounces the music committee's bids for the inaugural ceremonies as provincial and unfair. He cites two bids, notes the Washington Symphony Orchestra and Haley's Band, and argues government underbidding by a civilian musician hurts national interest. He calls for fair competition and criticizes the chair's star chamber methods. The letter ends with a call to consider distinguished musicians nationwide and preserve civilian rights.
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Exlitor Post
Washington
Percy 5. Foster
Washington Symphony Orchestra
Haley
Marine Band
Santelmann
Secretary of the Navy
Marine Corps
clvHian
Reginald DE Koven
Washington, Jan
Grest of Gold Wave Trains Impeded by Drifts
A severe Washington storm delayed rail traffic from the West and North due to heavy snow drifts, with two to five hours of hold ups. The weather, though brutal, caused limited local suffering and no major streetcar disruption.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
New York
Child wife seeks release in annulment case
Ruth Lewis files for annulment in the District Supreme Court asserting coercion into a December marriage to Herbert Lewis Jr. aged 15 at marriage time, claiming the license listed her as 18. They met August at River View. she returned to her parents after marriage and resists living with him amid his repeated requests.
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Ruth Lewis
Herbert Lewis, Jr
District Suprem Court
Andrew J. Johnson
River View
Lewis
Navy Yard
Gude Chosen Secretary of Business Men's Association
Willan F Gude was unanimously elected secretary at a directors meeting to organize for the coming year James F Oyster presiding The secretary will not be paid but may hire a clerk Three other officers and an executive committee were chosen including Conrad H Syme Wilton J Lambert and B Francis Paul Several new members were admitted to the association
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Willan F. Gude
Business Men's Association
Barry Bulkley
James F. Oyster
R. P. Andrews
Oyster
B. Francis Baul
Gude
Wilton J. Lambert
V. Baldwin Johnson
E. V. Graves
Hugh Reilly
W.W. &. Hoge
Patrick J. Brennan
Washington Board of Trade
Board of Trade
W. F. Gude
Babcock
Messrs
Conrad H. Syme
B. Francis Paul
Congress
District. Y
Association
George's Cheek, Coal and Iron Company
Baltimore
Calvert Building
WM. H. Cooper
Washington Gas Light Company
The
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M. William RB. Orme
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National Safe Deposit, Bavings and Trust Company
District OF Columbia
Charles E. Nyman
Citizens National Bank of Washington City
Daring House Fire Rescue of Miss Merrill at 147 L Street
A match sparked a blaze at a three story boarding house at 147 L street northwest. Miss EF Agnes Merrill, a boarder, crawled from a room window onto a ladder and descended to safety with aid from a nearby clerk, porter, and police as six engines fought the blaze in strong winds. Authorities estimated $65,000 in losses with insurance expected to cover part. funds were raised for the Dewey Hotel staff.
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BE. L. Temple
No. 1 Fire Company
Agnes Merrill
O'Connor
O’connor
Fourteenth
L Streets
Wagner
Miss Merril
Joseph Each
Dewey
Mises Merrill
Alexander Wells
McGrath and
Moore
Miss Merrill
Dewey Hotel
Anna V. Geler
Merrill
Motorman Seriously Hurt In Bethesda Accident
William T. Voigt a 43 year old motorman on the Rockville line fell from his car at Gen Whiteside place Bethesda Md while sweeping snow with a broom. He struck by the front of a passing truck fracturing his skull. He was taken to Georgetown University Hospital for brain pressure relief surgery and remained in serious condition.
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Eugene Jones
1647
Street Northwest
Polceman Cornwell
Georgetown
Jones
Hur
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington
Stull
William T. Voigt
Rockvilla
Somerset Heights
Gen. Whiteside
Bethesda
Voigt
Weather conditions forecast storm across Atlantic coast
The Weather Bureau reports a central Atlantic coast storm bringing heavy snows and severe northerly gales to the Southeast New England area. High pressure dominates interior U.S. with freezing temperatures in the South, warmer conditions west of the Rockies, and continued snow in the Dakotas and Montana. Special forecasts warn hurricane near New England coast and storm warnings along Middle Atlantic and North Carolina coasts. Local readings list hourly temperatures and tides.
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Washington
Bluemont
North Carolina
New Jersey
New England
Block Island
Ocean
Atlantic
Atlantic City
Jacksonville
Fla
H. C. Frankenfield
Bureau
Florida
U. S
California
Mississippi River
Jupiter
Misssasippi River
Rocky Mountains
Dakotas
Montana
Upper Lake Region
Great Lakes
Atlantic States
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Michigan
European
Grand Banks
North Caroline
Old Officers Re-Elected To Washington City Orphan Asylum
The Washington City Orphan Asylum managers renewed leadership at the Tuesday meeting held at the Fourteenth and streets NW asylum. Officers include First Directress Mrs. B. P. Lee and Treasurer Mrs. James Davis. The report shows income of 18,657.73 and expenditure of 15,184.74 with 232 children cared for last year.
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Washington City Orphan Asylum
Fourteenth
8. P. Lee
W. M. Merrick
James §. Davis
Ella L. Stinemetz
Z. T. Sowers
Mise Strong
Mary L. Squires
F. D. Power
Charles Read Collings
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