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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1913

Page

3

Honor for Old Guard 15 G. A. R. Posts to March

Capt. McKee appoints H. C. Oldroyd and F. L. McKenna as aids for the Potomac Department Grand Division lead in inaugural parade. Old Guard, led by John Middleton, to march behind the Marine Band with 400 to possibly 500 veterans. The event details include formation by posts, and a national veterans parade in Washington.

Department of Potomac Capt. McKee Oldroyd and McKenna Thomas H. McKee Department of the Potomac John Marshall Place Pennsylvania Avenue H. C. Oldroyd F L. McKenny Old Guard Middleton John Middleton Marine Band Grand Division of Veterans Br J. K Gleeson Ll. H. Patterson H O Oldroyd A. T. G Richardson George F Corson Harrison Dingman Charles Royce Samuel S. Burdett D. S. Alexi Inder Newton M Brooks Jerome B. ‘Sulke Willam S Odell M. Emmett Creu A. F. Dinsmore S. B. Fraunce Nathan Bickford John McElroy Thomas 8. Stopskins Arthur Hendricks Calvin Mringworth George H. Slaybaugh Israel WooStone B F Bingham Stuth Street John A Rawlins Kit Carson Limonn George G. Meade Grant James A. Gart Burnside Charles Sumner Farragut Potomac Noods John A Logan George TE. Chasas Sfears Wilson Bafayette Tfh McKie Maryland Penn-avenia Avenue Fusilier Veteran Corps Boston Mass James H Myrick John Fusiliers Army of the Philippines P. J. Farrell Uo Street Sons of Veterans S&s. E. Robb Guy Vo No. 9 Army Navix Clay Smith Wills C Street Poitekd Slath Wand Jere Costello Third Street Miles Harden Orettit

Seven Trains Will Bear Indians and Their Wads to Inauguration

A Washington Post special from New York reports that about 1500 Tammany men with silk hats will depart for Washington for Wilson's inauguration. The parade faces scrutiny over hats and fur, while plans include Indian escorts, promises of political rewards for natives, and a large train contingent with provisions and alcohol to accompany the march.

Tammany Washington Washington Post New York Fourteenth Street Mint Washington Monument Congressional Library Daele Sam Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio Wilson Albany People’s House Gov. Sulzer Murphy Onier” Murphy Rus Nyother Upen Agi

Inauguration Detectives Arrive to Nab Crooks

Richard Sylvester reinforces Washington police with 15 detectives from various cities. Mike Shay and others, including Jim Grady from New Orleans and Big Bill Stevens, will patrol hotels, pubs, and streets to spot pickpockets, yeggmen, and other criminals before and during the inauguration crowds.

Shay, Grady, Griffin Bill” Stevens Washington Pennsylvania Avenue Richard Sylvester Baltimore Mike Shay St. Louis E. B. Hesse Dewey and Wood Philadelphia Bradley Porter and Miller Jim Grady New Orleans Sylvester Lucky Sin Sergt. E. M. Griffin Bayonne Griffin Frank Bennett Clark Prosecutor's Office Jersey City

Danderine Hair Growth Claim Ad Promises Rapid Results

A vintage 25 cent advertisement touts Danderine claiming to grow beautiful heavy hair quickly. It urges readers to try Siton's Danderine with a promise of visible hair regrowth within ten minutes and a fall proof guarantee, describing scalp itch relief and rapid hair sprouting.

Tompkins County Boys To Witness Wilson Taft Inauguration

Nine corn growing youths from Tompkins County N Y will visit Washington as guests of Rep John W Dwight. Aged 14 to 18 they will have front platform seats for the inauguration and grandstand views of the parade. They will meet Secretary James Wilson and President Taft during the visit.

Tompkins County Dwight John W. Dwight New York South Department of Agriculture Tompking County Washington Walker Smith Raymond Turley Wesley Fish George F. Dorn van Breed Hart John Brown Charles Reed Fred Lane Herbert Muzzy Capitol Mr. Wilson Pennsylvania Avenue James Wilson Taft

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