Inauguration Parade to Include State High School Delegates
District committee backs joint resolution to use Senate office area for militia housing. Historic sites will be marked with 150 locations proposed, while governors and staffs prepare for March 4. High school students from each state may participate in a civic parade segment.
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House
Senate
An Weller
Committee On
Weller
W. P. van Wickis
Mir. Ainsworth R. Boofford
Magnietic Telegraph
Pulton
Rocke Creek
Georgetown
Webster
Mathhson
Justice Chase
Thomas Ti. Benton
Grand Army Union
Jefferson Davis
R. Anderson
Tne City
Anderson
Congress
Washington
van Wickle
Marcus Bellamin
W. G. Bryan
Atlen E. Clark
Walter ©. Clephame
William Vv. Cox
John F. Crowell
William D. Johneter
Max Lansburgh
Ad J. Kennedy Stour
Thin
Watson B. Miller
Vheairman
Joseph I. Keefer
George N. Pitts
Joho
Proctor
Benjamin W. Relas
Ai Fo Committee On Civic Organizations
Charities
S. Clark
Mt Wie
Natonal
B. A. Warner
Elvtc
Inaugural Committee Plans Parade Route and Stands
Grand Marshal Chaffee names Maj. Gen. Wade head of the military division for the inaugural parade. Virginia Military Institute cadets about 275 join other groups including Citizens' Republican Club of Philadelphia and Old Boys Fremont Sant Lincoln Republican Club. Regulating stands on the north side of Pennsylvania Avenue in Lafayette Park, a pedestrian boardwalk will be built.
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Gen. Wade
New York
Grand Marshal
Chaffee
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Wilson
Citizens’ Republican Club
Philadelphia
Old Boys
Fremont Sant Lincoln Republican Club
District of Columbia
Committee On
Bernard R. Green
New Willard
Ashford
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lafayette Park
Office of Public
White House
Seventeenth Street
Executive Avenue
Avenue
White Lot
Col. Biddle
Eighteenth
Nineteenth Streets
Twentieth Street
Hebrew Temple Fair Opens in Washington with Prominent Attendees
Thousands filled the Washington Light Infantry hall on Fifteenth Street for the Hebrew Temple Fair and Bazaar opening. Legislators, jurists, and district officials spoke in support of the two week event, with decorations, booths, and entertainment filling the venue. The fair aims to raise funds for temple expansion as crowds enjoyed the German Garden, Japanese pool booth, and the octagon pleasures. A separate fire incident damaged a lunch room at 1168 Nineteenth Street, causing about $1000 in losses.
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Express
Light Infantry
Washington Light Infantry Hall
Fifteenth Street
Washington
Blout
Bagaar
Harry King
Burkett
Isaac Gans
Ashley. M. Gould
Hoe
Maj. Sylvester
Maj
Richard Sylvester
Chattanooga
David Wolf
William Smith
Little Benning
Octagon Pleasure Club
Akarae
Vpesacca Vy
Council of Jewish Women
H. J. Breslau
Firendship Circle
Myer Hantein
Hoor
Johnson
Gates
McKinen
Nineteenth Street
Northwea
Douglass Shorter
Athe Wees
Convention in March Board of Trade Takes Hold
The Washington Board of Trade met at the New Wizard and adopted committee reports. A resolution to hold a March conference in the National Capital on agricultural industrial and commercial development of the South was debated and amended to drop an appropriation. Gen Harries questioned funding. Warner and others urged action. Public health and sanitation initiatives were discussed including public baths, sanitation improvements on Van Street Southwest, and a plan for two new public convenience stations. Dr Hickling reported on District medical statistics and school health efforts. W H Edwards Jr, engineer, discussed the filtration plant construction.
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Edwards
Washington Board of Trade
Board
Cox
B. H. Warner
South
Board of Trade
George 44. Harries
Harries
Washington
Baltimore
Warner
Oscar W. White
John J. Weaver
Dr. Welsh
Fardan
Thomas W. Smith
Public Health Committee
Committee On Public Health
D. Percy Hickling
Congress
Sinc
Sanitary Improvement Company
van Street
Gen. Sternberg
Vir. Hickling
Hickling
Thevenort
District of Columbia
Associated Charities
Hicking
W. H. Edwards, Jr
Frm
Dean & Shibley
Providence
R. I
Sand Filtration Company of America
Great Falls
Waydecker Tunnel
Washington Aqueduct
Broward University
Weington City
East Shaft Gate House
Washington City
Delarlia
Distributing
Delearlia
United States
Committee On Commerce and Manufactures
Albert M. Reed
Committee On Sewerage
M. J. Weber
Potomac
Long Bridge
Georgetown
Anacostia River
Acts of Congress
Committee On Railroads
Frank A. Butts
Vx-Tyoy
Shintet
Chamberlain
South Carolina
Brother Knights Templar
Charles A Calvo
New Jersey Avenue
New York
Lali
Pruancis H. Gaskell
Horace FF. Claricck
Wagah Light Company
Washington Gas Light Company
S Montay
American Newsboy
Pyramid Pile Cure Endorsements Prompt New Brunswick Letter
A reader from New Brunswick New Jersey reports dramatic relief after using Pyramid Pile Cure, noting no symptoms for three months after buying a fifity cent package and two dollar refills. The Pyramid Drug Co. cites thousands of similar letters as proof and advertises the remedy at fifty cents, urging readers to request a free information book from Marshall Michigan.
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Everl Deerr
New Brunswick
N. J
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Washingtons Filter Plant and Industrial Prospects
Mr Edwards outlines the filtration plant project delays and design, including contractor changes, sedimentation plans, and the Washington City reservoir pipeline. Discussions cover factory prospects, silk and lace industries, and the push for riverfront manufactories with electric power reducing smoke, plus committee reports on sewerage and harbor improvements.
Waggaman Art Sale Sets Record Prices At New York
The Washington Post reports 224 Japanese sword guards and cloisonne enamels from the Waggaman collection sold at American Art Galleries for 6100 dollars. Notables included a 1290 kanata sword guard bought for 600. The day’s sales totaled 310015 and a 15th century six panel screen was shipped to the Smithsonian. A false fire alarm in Jackson, Mississippi preceded by a political message from Governor Vardaman about Georgia’s regimental decisions.
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Washington Post
New York
Waggaman
American Art Galeries Today
Thomas B. Wirby
G. K. McBrown
C. J. Freer
Fesshu
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Korin
Weather Highlights and Local Incident in Chicago
The Weather Bureau reports clear conditions after weekend snow and rain across the Atlantic States, with new disturbances in the Southwest and Western Nevada bringing snow and rain in various regions. Temperatures rise but stay below seasonal averages east of the Rockies. snow and rain are forecast for several zones Tuesday and Wednesday. In Chicago a man is stabbed to death and left on a billiard hall pool table after a wedding-related dispute, with police investigation ongoing.
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U. S
Plateau
Atlantic
Gulf States
New England
Rocky Mountains
Middle Slope
Rocky Mountain
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake Region
West Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Middle
South Atlantic
Lower Lakes
New Mexico
Arizona
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Grand Banks
Chicago
John Schrannan
Schrannan
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Committee On Military Organizations
Maine
Littefield
Albert Bounimies
Iowa
Twelliganve
Maryland
Nebraska
Miller
Newton CO. Blanchard
Louisiana
Vermont
Charles J. Bell
Higgins
Alabama
Ballard
Birmingham
Connecticut
Third Infantry
John A. Hagberg
Incana
IL Thief
Orville EB. Kilmer
James W. Graham
Massachusetts
H. Dane
Athel
Darwin £. Vunk
Amsterdan
William E. Stokes
Brooklyn
Caleb M. Jarvis
New York City
Heavy Artillery
D. B. Austin
Ohio
Ompany AK
Finn Infantry
Cart
J. J. Metzger
Cleveland
Willsen
Bradbury
Springfeld
Eighth Infantry
Boward Vollrath
Bucyrus
Cincimbus
Battalion of Engineers
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Wirar Light Infantry
George B. Hebden
First Cavalry
Henry McKenna
Pawtucket
Verelhia
Meckienburg Guard
Virginia Volunteers
A T. Finch
Chase City
West
John H. Larner
Samuel Gompers
Poral Tanner
Dean Swift
Hostetter
Southern
Vardaman
Jackson, Miss
Twelfth
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Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh St
Sanders & Stayman Go
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Asheville
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Atlanta
Atlantic City
Blamarck
N. Dak
Boston
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Buffalo
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Cincinnati
Ohiay
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Davenport
Fawa
Ula
Denver
Conn
Peter Grogan
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Hub Furniture Co
S. E. Cor
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American Security and Crust Company
Albert M. Read
C. A. Aspinwall
Fifteenth St
Storace
Littlefield, Alvord & Co
Trillanapals
Jan. O
Gnanil
Mack
Lil
Steinway
Pennsylvania Avenue N.W
Steinway Pianos
Cappa
Atlantic & Pacific
E Sts
Lindsay
Pa.ave. (Inc
Wrivas
Macdonnallt, School OF Phrenology
Sth St. Nw
Mme
Macdonnall
Wlox
Woelmstey
Board OF Education
Pune
Cordiaihs
Seleck
Minlow Baptist Church
L St
Washington Civy
Mt. Vernon Square
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
Sheemaker
Atfert
McGill & Wallace
Pope
Clara A. Westlake
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Bond Building
N. T. Ave
Sarehive
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