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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1905

Page

18

Decorations on Avenue Preview Inaugural Gala

Pennsylvania avenue braces for the grand inaugural pageant with banners and statues as work progresses on the Court of History. Tens of thousands of flags, stands, and viewing rosters rise along Fifteenth to Seventeenth, while officials finalize ball plans and parade arrangements for a crowded Saturday procession.

Pennsylvania Avenue Washington White House Laffayette Delvert Frederick J. Owen Duey Court of History Offieaal Washington

Inaugural Committee Picks Ohio Brigade Leaders

The inaugural committee announces Col J C Bonner to command the third brigade of the Arst civic division formed solely by Ohio units with L W Howard as chief of staff C B Wilcox adjutant general and J F McHugh commissary general. Marine Corps plans for parade include Gen Elliot arranging participation and a provisional two battalion regiment led by Lieut Col Lincoln Karmany with Henry Leonard and F E Evans on staff.

Elliot Marine Corps Lincoln Karmany Henry Leonard F. E. Vans Charles 8. Clark Alabama Walter Wellman Huntsville M. B. Falmer Troy Joe Frank Lunsiter Montgomery Roy Williams Fort Deposit West Virginia Ward Lanham Grafton J. Homer Holtp H. L. Willis Parkersburg Ralph Co. Sharp Herbert E Traf -Meehan Concord H. S Elbert Geaee S. Eegar L. Prescott Laconia Massachusetts Harold Warren Pease Fall River Iowa Harry Wishard Bloomfeld Lynn Chamberlain Osincup Waverly Dean Buchan Granady Center Harry York Broonfield Hen W. Stearns Logan Ralph Lovelady Sidney Edward J. Farrell Creston Hubert Sebonton Keokuk Smith Thomas Barrell Bob Crow Moutton Oris Needles Centarville Acthuc National Guard of District of Columbia Mass Wirst Street Calumn Etreet F Street Bard Corps of Field Music Signal Corps Naval Battalion Nur Andrew Farker Aid-Le-Camp Marine 4 Éth Proxime S. Ransom

Ninth Cavalry Arrives For Inaugural Procession

The First Battalion of the Ninth Cavalry, colored, numbering about 300 men and horses, arrived at 9 am from Fort Riley via the Pennsylvania to take part in the inaugural procession. Maj. Ervin commands. Companies A D E and H will be quartered at Fort Myer. After the inauguration they will join other cavalry battalions. A battalion of Philippine Scouts with their band is also expected in the city soon.

Committee On Public Order F. K. Raymond Colorado EH. J. Roche Col Frank TP. Madigan W. F. Rick M. B. Scanlan Hugh A. Kane Emil Schaefer E. H. Neumyer 5. A. Kimberly T. Pred Alvey Edwin B. Heese Fred Harris R. G. M. Russ W. B. Severe Maj. Hodgson White House Express Pythian Hal Percy S. Foster F. Fancuilli Marine Band Roosevelt Fairbanks Ninth Cavalry Fort Riley Pennsylvania Ervin Fort Myer Philippine Scouts

Ice Stopped Prairie Barricades for Inaugural Parade

The cruiser Prairie under Capt Albion V Wadhams with two Naval Brigade battalions arrived at Alexandria due to ice hazards, will send bivejackets to the city for drills, tugs to bring troops to Washington on the fourth, with units from Norfolk and League Island and staff listed for the inaugural parade. The Arkadia transport bringing Rico troops to join the parade was sighted near St George's Island but had not arrived by nightfall.

Prairie Albion V. Wadhams Atlantic Training Squadron Naval Brigade Alexandria Navy Yard Norfolk League Island Dolphin Chauncy Thomas Enalyn D. P. Mannix J. L. Jayne Forto Rico St. George's Island Potomac San Juan P.rb

Provisional New Jersey Regiment to Parade Inauguration

The New Jersey house approved a senate amendment creating a provisional regiment from state units to attend President Roosevelt's inauguration. The Roosevelt Club in Trenton hosts headquarters at Pythian Temple for Spanish War veterans before and after the parade. Generals West and Herrick receive inauguration roles. St Paul Roosevelt Club departs for Washington. Maryland declares a legal holiday for the event. cadets from Georgia Academy join en route to the inauguration in Richmond.

Trenton WN. J House Senate National Guard of New Jersey Roosevelt State Military Board Roosevelt Club Pythian Temple Maryland Baltimore Warfler Washington Post Richmond Georgia Military Academy College Park Gua Col. J. Co. Woodward Washington

Eloped Trio Again Forces Police Hunt In Jersey And New York

Rev Cordova once of Mexico and Miss Julia Bowne of South River N J eloped for a third time. The pair left Jersey City Monday night and were traced to New York City before fleeing toward Washington. Mrs Cordova pursued, a fight ensued, and the couple’s trunks were moved to the Pennsylvania depot. Police in New Brunswick and Jersey City were asked to locate them. No trace found by early morning.

Cordova Capt. Boardman New Brunswick N. J J.F. Cordova Mexico Methodist South River Julia Bowne Jersey City Washington Miss Bowne New Jersey Mexico City Coal and Iron Exchange New York City

Engineer Hennessy Struck by Passing Train

James Hennessy a 40 year old Pennsylvania Railroad engineer was badly injured when leaning from his cab at Sixth Street and Virginia Avenue Southwest as a passenger train engine window struck him He was taken to Providence Hospital where sixteen stitches were required and his condition was described as serious with doubtful recovery.

Hennessy James Hennessy Pennsylvania Railroad Sixth Street Virginia Avenue Providence Hospital Kennesdy Wallace Street Philadelphia

Weather Conditions Report for February 28 in US

Abnormally cold early month with heavy snow in northern and central districts. Midmonth warmups. Washington averages show a 9 degree negative departure and about an inch of precipitation. Forecasts call for light precipitation in parts of the Ohio Valley and Lower Lakes. unsettled weather in New England and Lake region. Local readings include temperatures from 31 to 45, no rainfall, 34% sunshine, and tide data. Binding twine and insurance investigations move through Kansas legislature.

Dept. of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington Rocky Mountains Washington, D. C Plateau North Pacific Coast Lower Lakes Mississippi Valley Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas Upper Ohio Valley Lower Lake Region New England Lake Region Lower Upper Only Atlantic Coast Gulf Coast Lake Michigan Grand Banks

Coroner postpones inquest into Mrs Prince death

Coroner Nevitt postponed the inquest on the death of Mrs Henrietta Prince until 11 o clock Friday morning March 18 to secure attendance of all concerned. The jury will be sworn and view the remains today. The conductor will not return to Washington for several days. Mrs Prince funeral set for tomorrow. Railroad workers Thomas OConnor and John ODonnell were among first to know of the accident after seeing dress fragments on the tracks.

Nevitt Henrietta Prince Abraham TD. Prince Pennsylvania Railroad Prince Mrs. Prince Tampa Fla Washington Mr. Prince Thomas O'Connor John O'Donnell

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