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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1905

Page

40

Inaugural Decorations Parcels for Washington Parade

Pennsylvania avenue awash with flags and arches as district workers set statuary bases and grand reviewing stands for the impending inaugural parade. Fireworks arrive as thousands prepare to fill stands along Fifteenth to Seventeenth streets with a unified color plan.

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

Inaugural Committee Names and Parade Plans

A lengthy notice lists appointments for the inaugural committee including Gibson as commissary general and Robert Goelet as chief of aides. Col J C Bonner will command the third brigade of Ohio units with L W Howard as chief of staff and C B Wilcox adjutant general. The Marine Corps will participate in the parade with Gen Elliot arranging details and a provisional two battalion regiment organized under Lieut Col Lincoln Karmany. The district guard, uniform rules, and morning reports procedures are outlined for parade day March 4.

Treasury State Justi Department of Justice Stamis Long Avenue Conitol Tr Department Pst Street Ter Beneradi Ile Atlas Vonight Cnaiman Corcoran Thum Willard Lueir James Rush Marshall Mit Wilson Far West Geronimo Aairenan Chatman John i Larner Park Izimoune Lafeye Soan Arthur Peter Alexander BR. Legare Lee Philips Percy R. King Frederick T Huniekuper Marshal Langhorne Jacome Nouveparte Reginald 3 Knidekeper Spebert William Mar Hoycoe Richardsain Philip Walk Lyman L. Pierce John B. Sleman Lafayette Park Fy Roy Mark Charles G. Allen Percy Ash N. Landon Fareheil E. He. Benjamin Ralph P. Barn 1 Edward W. Donn Louis A. Dent M. T. Dryden Josep R. Fague Eugene Jon Freda J. Harvey L. S. Brown Holmes Conrad O.G. Staples W. ¥. Bart M. B. Lows 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, totaling 300 men and horses, arrived from Fort Riley by the Pennsylvania line to take part in the inaugural procession. Under Maj. Ervin, companies A D E and H will be quartered at Fort Myer, with other cavalry battalions to follow after the inauguration. A battalion of Philippine Scouts and their band are 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 National Committee Ninth Cavalry Fort Riley Pennsylvania Ervin Fort Myer Philippine Scouts

Ice Stops Prairie At Alexandria For Inaugural Parade

The cruiser Prairie under Capt Albion V Wadhams arrives at Alexandria with two Naval Brigade battalions from Norfolk and League Island. Ice blocks further travel, jets of bivejackets to drill in Navy Yard. Arkadia transport from Puerto Rico sighted off St George's Island. five days out of San Juan.

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 for Roosevelt Inauguration

The New Jersey house approved a senate amendment creating a provisional regiment drawn from all state units to represent New Jersey at President Roosevelt's inauguration. The Roosevelt Club of Soldiers Sailors and Marines opened headquarters at Pythian Temple to host Spanish War veterans participating in the parade. General A J West of Atlanta joins events as a featured guest.

Trenton WN. J House Senate National Guard of New Jersey Roosevelt State Military Board Roosevelt Club Pythian Temple Georgia A. J. West Atlanta Chaffee West North Georgia United Confederate Veterans Gov. Terrell Horace Porter Union Pacific Railroad McKinley

Eloped Three Times: Washington Lookout for Clergyman

Reverend J F Cordova of South River New Jersey is sought with Miss Julia Bowne after three elopements. Police in New Brunswick and Jersey City report pursuit through New York streets. Cordova allegedly assaulted his wife during the latest chase as trunks and tickets tied him to a move toward Philadelphia? No, toward New York City.

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

Struck by Train Injures Pennsylvania Engineer Hennessy

Pennsylvania Railroad engineer James Hennessy was seriously injured yesterday afternoon at Sixth Street and Virginia Avenue Southwest when his head was struck by a passing passenger train engine. He was taken to Providence Hospital, where doctors say recovery is doubtful after sixteen stitches were required for the wound. He is forty, a resident of 1616 Wallace Street, Philadelphia.

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

Weather Review and Local Conditions For February 28

The February close brought abnormally low eastern temperatures and heavy snow in northern and central districts. Washington posted an average 9 degree deficit with about an inch less precipitation. Widespread fair weather lately except Plateau, North Pacific Coast, and Lower Lakes. Unsettled North Atlantic, Gulf, and Lake regions. warmer in Middle Mississippi Valley and neighboring states. Local readings show temperatures ranging from 12 to 46 degrees above normal in several regions, light snow or rain for Wednesday in parts, and generally unsettled pattern for Thursday.

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 delayed the inquest on the death of Mrs Henrietta Prince until 11 Friday morning March 18 to assure attendance. A jury will be sworn and view the remains today. Mrs Prince was crushed by a train at the Pennsylvania Railroad depot. Two railroad workers first found the body and alerted crew and passengers. Funeral arrangements are pending.

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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