Inaugural Preparations Spark City Parade Plans
New selections are taken up by singers as 7000 regulars prepare to enter the parade. Meetings at the New Willard Hotel discuss street decoration and securing funds from the inaugural committees for Pennsylvania Avenue and surrounding thoroughfares.
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Maryland
Sigma
Apa
William Howard Taft
New Willard Hotel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Frurma
Eerey & Foster
Iwiks New Hall
Inaugural Parade Draws Maryland Guard Units
Maj J W Shirley, chief quartermaster, met Gen Johnston to organize Maryland National Guard participation in the inaugural parade. State contingents include Troop A, the first company of coast artillery, the last separate company (colored), naval brigade, and 8 Puritan Col Coethus. Panama Canal move to bring civilians and soldiers to Washington for ceremonies. Johnston expects about 450 regular troops, 280 naval personnel, plus West Point cadets and other naval forces.
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J W Shirley
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Jahmston
War Department
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Naval Brigade
Coethus
Pani 4 Canal
Panama Canal
Washington
Johnston
Wilitry Academy
West Point
Bulgaria Mobilizes Troops in Balkan Standstill Warlike Move
Bulgaria mobilizes reserves reaching the Eighth division on the Turkish frontier amid a Balkan crisis. Turkey demands millions in compensation, while European powers hint at intervention to break the deadlock. Istanbul denies plans to seize strategic points, and Berlin notes rising tensions without imminent clash.
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Constantiople
Bulgata
Vingim
Sola
Mums
Das
Stret Ordera
Constantinople
Vienna
Turkey
Bulgaria
Oriental Railway
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Hutkovo
Berlin
Atumelia
Rumelis
Lincoln Memorial Services Guests At Presbyterian Church
United States Historical Society will attend Lincoln anniversary events with the Grand Army of the Republic in Washington. The group will also join Memorial Association ceremonies honoring the dead, amid multiple large meetings February 12. George A Pugh, charged with embezzling about 8300, was arrested yesterday in Kansas City Missouri by Southern Railroad police.
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United States Historical Societs
Grand Army of the Republc
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Ite
Lincoln
GAHA
Mane Memorial Association
George A Pugh
Southern Railroad
Kansas City
Licensed to Marry in Frederick County Church Records
Fragmented OCR lists multiple marriage licenses and clergymen with names and ages from Frederick County Maryland and Pennsylvania. Entries mention officiants like Rev John T Huddle and Rev AJ Tyler, with brides and grooms including Jevons, Myers, Tyler, Smith, and others, showing a compilation of proposed marriages and clerical signatories.
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Franqiin Grimmerman
Alvada Y Myers
Frederick County
JB McLaughlin
Jevons
Philadelphia
Jessie R Jevons
Wilken Barre
Samuel _H
Merman E Sthwiering
Elizabeth Frankent
John T Huddle
Frank
Eleanor Bubier
John M Cooper
Nathaniel Tolaon
Daisy Tyler
AJ Tyler
Fred M_ Chives
Marguerite L. Smith
EB Gordon Willam
Darmon
Eiiza Rebinson
R A Armstead
James W Johnson
Ruby A
Hurler
Het Jamon
Alexander Hill
Ah Elsabeth Monroe
School Girl Bride Ban Sparks Sealed Union Amid School Row
Earl Vogelsong, a St Louis business man, married Misa Marie Stirling, a pupil at Miss Stuarts boarding school in Washington, after a dispute over letters. Miss Stirling had resisted a pledge not to write, and Miss Stuart barred contact, prompting the elopement and marriage at Ontario city hall with consent from Stirling's mother. The couple plans to travel to St Louis after a short stay in O R Ontario.
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St. Louis
Earl Vogelsong
Misa Marie Stirling
Miss Stuart
Columbia Road
Toe Ream
Broom Say
Misa Stuart
Mr Vogelsong
Miss Stirling
Washington
Garibavilla
Ohio
Miss Stuarts School
Vogelsong
Misa Stirling
Miss Burling
N R Dread
Ontario
Frances
TAKE AUDITORIUM STOCK
Stock subscriptions grow for a proposed national auditorium on Seventeenth Street near the Corcoran Art Gallery. Since a New Willard meeting secured 95 400 in subscriptions, four more have arrived, boosting total well beyond 100 000. A finance committee will be formed to secure full capital stock before incorporation as Milton F Ales oversees finances in Ohio for his father’s funeral. new subscribers include Kann Cons & Co 506 Clarence F Norment 300 Edward J Stellwagen 7100 and William B Bryan 100.
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Frank Geier
Seventh ST NW
cvapel_Telephone
Cal
Speare
F Street
Frank
Geo P Zurhorst
Emaralmer
Pertow
Capitol
Ewe
Iur
William Lee
Dfn Sr
Moern
John R Wright Co
Premious
Teaca Centre
Tolhone
Sardo & CO
Mederr
Lincoln
THOS
Sergfon
Cain Te
Seventeenth Street
Corcoran Art Gallery
New Willard Latinony
Milton F A‘les
Ohio
Cons & Co
Clarnece F
Norment
Edward J Stellwagen
William B Bryan
Donnelly Confirmed as Public Printer Despite Discrimination Claims
The Senate confirmed Samuel B Donnelly of New York as public printer after a recess nomination. Roosevelt named Donnelly to succeed Leech, amid charges of bias against nonmon men. Investigations found most named employees were union members.
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Samuel B Donnelly
New York
Senate
Roosevelt
Donnelly
Leech
Congress
Donnelly Ein
Unions to Organize Wives and Families Auxiliary Units
Unions in Washington plan to organize wives daughters and other family members of union men into auxiliaries linked to the unions. John H Brinkman secretary treasurer of the Carnage and Wagon Workers International leads the effort and says the district could have more women members than any city by year’s end.
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Washington
John H Brinkman
Mr Brinkman
American Federation of Labor
Brinkman
Chamber of Commerce Votes on Election Law Change
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting Tuesday night an amendment to the constitution was discussed to shift officer elections to daylight hours. The recent election kept polls open from 8pm to midnight and results were not known until nearly 2am. The proposed change would set polls from noon to 8pm with a two thirds vote required to pass.
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Chamber of Commerce
Menelik Reported Dead Emperor of Abyssinia Dies
Special Cable to The Wattngton rnit from Paris reports Emperor Menelik of Abyssinia dead and Empress Taitou directing public affairs. The news notes fears of serious trouble in Addis Ababa that could threaten Europeans there.
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Wattngton Rnit
Paris
Unom
Menelik
Abyssinia
Taitou
Addis Abeba
Quakes Rattle Nebraska Building. Short Tremor Shocks Plain View
A brief Nebraska earthquake tremor jolted Pierce and Knox counties at 715 pm. The loud blast spooked horses and cattle, with a Plain View school building shaken for a few seconds. No injuries reported.
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Norfolk
Nebr
Norfolk ‘Daily ‘News
Pierce
Knox
Plain View
G W U May Benefit District Matters And Weapons Bill
A roundup of measures before Congress includes a Gastinger introduced bill granting George Washington University the same agricultural college laws as states. It extends to DC with related appropriations of 500 yearly. Senate votes on amendments changing the inferior court name. House members push other items.
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George Washington University
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Territories
Senato Gaslinger
District of Columbia
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
United States Commissioner of
Gallinger
Columbia
Representative Smith
Michigan
Senate
Veteran Volunteer Firemens Association
House
Inferior Court of Justice of the Peace
Presulut
Gal Inger Dillingham
Martin
Livingston
Abraham Lincan
G W F Travia
Capitol
Repenting Thief Returns Loot in Mystery Package
A remorseful thief sent a package of mostly silverware to Richmond police with a note asking to find the owner. The note and labels on pieces vary, including marks like A EB W and Brooks, and items such as eyeglasses, a souvenir spoon, a beaded bracelet, and an antique brooch. Police speculate attendance at a Chapman Alexander evangelical meeting influenced the act.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Chapman! Alexander Evangelical
Salem
Philadelphia P
Stephenson Accused as Blame Alleges Massive Bribery Claim
Madison dispatch reports Wisconsin politics heated as Senator Blame accuses United States Senator Isaac Stephenson of using large sums to sway the primary. He cites payments to Edmunds and others, alleging bribery and illegal voting to influence the contest. Debate centers on an investigation and potential re election stakes.
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Madison
Wis
United States
Tsasc Stephenson
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Assembly
Senate
Tonnht
Husting
Elaine
Affe Ats
Bottses
Blame
la Follette
Isaac Stephenson
Edmunds
Appleton
Jotephenson
Weller
Sauk County
Hambright
Raine Roy Morse
Fond du Lac
Deadlock on Missouri recount delays report
In St Louis on January 2 the legislative recount committee finished reviewing votes for lieutenant governor and will report Thursday that no agreement exists. Excluding thirteen precincts, Jacob A. Gmelich, a Republican, leads by 3 votes while William R. Painter, a Democrat, leads by 197, a gain of 170 on the recount.
Bristow Elected United States Senator in Topeka
In Topeka today the house and senate elected Joseph I Bristow to succeed Chester I Long for the term beginning March 4. Democrats backed Farrell. The vote will be ratified in joint session tomorrow.
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Topeka
Kans
House
Senate
Joseph I Bristow
United States
Chester I Long
Bristow
Hpf Farrell
Guffey Named Pennsylvania Democratic National Committeeman
James Guffey, Pittsburg oil magnate, chosen unanimously as Pennsylvania member of the Democratic national committee to succeed the late James Herr. Bryan supported Kerr over Guffey at Denver. State Senator DeWalt of Allentown elected state chairman to replace George M Dimeling in a tight postconvention result.
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Harsburg
James Mr Guffey
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Democratic National Committee
James Herr
Guffey
Denver
William J Bryan U
Kerr
Goffey
Bran
DeWalt
Allentown
George M Dimeling
Hypnotized Patient Reveals Tangles in Past Life
Special to The Washington East New Haven Conn Fan 26. In a trance at Grace Hospital Yale professor Dr Allan K R Diefendorf records patient Charles Austin or Osten or Charles von der Osten naming a Hoboken marriage license to Minne Oelrich or Himch in 1899, his wife’s friend Hisle Metz, two friends Paul Kramer or Grimer and Carl Fuerth. He recounts a fall at Tokn Klein’s where he was treated at Bellevue nerve clinic in June July and October, and cites a Grand Street embroidery sign.
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Washington East New Haven
Conn
Charles Austin
Osten
Charles von der Osten
Samaels
Allan KR Diefendorf
Yale
Grace Hospital
Hoboken City Hall
Minne Oelrich
Himch
Hisle Metz
Thoboken
Hoboken
Paul Kramer
Grimer
Carl Fuerth
Weil
New York
Tokn Klein
Bellevue
Klein
Grand Street
Chrystie
Three Die In Hotel Fire At Fort Worth Southern Hotel
A gasoline stove explosion started a fire at the Southern Hotel in Fort Worth killing three men who burned or suffocated. One man died later from fatal burns as others were unable to awaken sleepers from their rooms. Police fired revolvers in a vain attempt to rouse guests.
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Ieee
Ple
Rug
Neovels
Haran
Survivors of Republic disaster recount brave escapes
Mrs Lloyd Smoot recalls the Flor id a liner ramming the Republic and passengers sent to the deck. Miss Leslie Jackson, Miss Grace Ristler, and Miss Atwater describe waking to a crash and two hours on the Republic before transfer to the Florida and then the Baltic. Washington guests include Mrs John T Dav is and Mrs Armistead, with plans to resume voyage after wardrobe replenishment.
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Lloyd Smoot
Washington
Republic
Leslie Jackson
Jatasen
Lier
Grace Ristler
Jackson
Concord Newampshire Am
Oregon
Tawkeon
Florida
Cli
Detrna
Europe
John T Davie
Sf Henry Gassaway Davis
Hallie
Henry Gassaway Davis
New York
Therm
Henry Howell Armistead
Stephen B Elkins
West Virginia
Elkins
Davis
Armistead
John D Smoot
Julia P Smoot
Smoot
Lioya D Smoot
Smoo
Passenger Memories Of Baltic And Florida Shipwrecks
Mrs Smoot recounts the ship collision with the Florida, noting the sudden crash and rammed stateroom, a near escape, calm crew, prompt orders, and difficult passenger transfers to the Baltic amid rough seas. She is unsure if she will resume trim duties.
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Republic
Smoot
Florida
Baltic
Ccom
Balti
Uckhsh
Senate kills bill to permit state prohibition in Texas
In a tense judiciary committee session the senate voted 2 to 1 to kill a bill establishing state prohibition, effectively ending that feature of the prohibition. The statewide submission remains pending as a vigorously debated measure. A separate bill barring sale of liquor within 19 miles of a schoolhouse also remains in committee.
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Austin
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Texas
Pupil Stabs New York City Teacher in School
Special to The Washington Press reports Norman Gray a seventh grade teacher at a large public school on the East Side was stabbed in the neck this afternoon by a pupil. The pupil’s name is being kept confidential and the school declined to release details. Principal Roberts said the aim is to keep facts quiet to ensure the pupil returns tomorrow while police may arrest as needed.
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Washington Press
New York
Norman Gray
Eas
Roberts
Pigeon Finally Returns Home After Long Absence
Willam A Gebicke of 013 H street northeast reports a homing pigeon released at Rennert May 26 1907 returned home last Saturday after more than a year with about 2 other birds in the same race Under the National Capital Club the bird traveled an estimated 309 miles in a little over twelve hours The owner identified the pigeon by its band and notes its age sex and hatch date The bird was captured and detained briefly before release and demonstrated a strong homing instinct by eventually reaching its home loft Movements of Ocean Steamers ARRIVED New York Keiser Wilhelm de Grosae from Bremen Kaivarin Auguste Victoria from Hamburg Kroonland from Antwerp eoordam from Rotterdam Plymouth Prinz Friederich Wilhelm New York for Cherbourg and Bremen and procured
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H Street
Rennert No
National
Capi i Club
International Haming Pigeon Fanciers
Rennert
Washington
Gebiche
Gebirke
New York
Keiser
Wilhelm de Grosae
Bremen
Kaivarin Auguste Victoria
Hamburg
Kroonland
Antwerp
Eoordam
Rotterdam
Plymouth
Prinz Friederich Wilhelm
Cherbourg
The Post's Market News and Sunday Magazine
The Post provides comprehensive financial news from all sections and market reports, offering merchants and financiers an accurate business status in every issue. It also serves farmers with produce sale guidance and leisure readers with informative columns in the Sunday Morning Edition.
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The
Post
Financial News
The Washington Post Sunday Edition Praise and Quality
The article extols The Washington Post as unequal among newspapers with illustrated sections, foreign news selectivity by prominent writers, and fiction from noted authors. It lauds the Sunday Post as superior to other Sundays, a trusted household visitor.
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Sunday Post
The Sporting Department of The Sunday Post
The Sporting Section is printed on pink paper and fills four pages each Sunday. It covers baseball results, running and trotting races, billiards, autos, yacht contests, boating, golf, tennis, swimming, and every feature of the sporting world in accurate comprehensive fashion.
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