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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1905

Page

30

Beautify the Capitol Remodel Central Structure

Two schemes for Capitol improvement propose white marble for the east front and select refacing on the west. Carrere Hastings present Scheme A as best, moving the central front forward slightly to align with the dome and adding two columns while preserving overall design. Scheme B offers more space but is deemed less picturesque and not preferred.

Capitol Congress Wetmore Joint Commission Senate House Carrere & Hastings New York Walter Statuary Hall Supreme Court Law Library

Inaugural Editions The Washington Post Offer

The Washington Post announces inaugural editions for the Roosevelt inauguration with autographs of Roosevelt and Fairbanks and a large illustrated Sunday edition. News dealers are urged to place orders promptly and subscribers should arrange extra copies by counting-room orders. Postage rates are noted and advertisers warned to reserve space by March 3.

The Post Roosevelt Fairbanks Paramount the Post

Cannon and the Colored Race at Roosevelt Convention

Joseph E. Johnson recalls Speaker Cannon praising the progress of the educated colored community and cites Cannon’s remarks introducing a young colored lawyer who seconded Roosevelt’s nomination. The speech underscores cross racial understanding and civic equality amid convention tensions. Tug Fleet Again Attacks River Ice. Harbormaster Sutton reports tugs breaking ice on the Potomac. the Estella Randall will resume the Glymont route, delaying the Washington Line steamer.

Cannon Joseph E. Johnson House Stenographic Force Roosevelt United States Johnson Pharaoh Solomon’s Temple Sutton Potomac Norfolk, and Washington Line Estella Randall Glymont

Government closes case in conspiracy trial for bogus directory

The government yesterday closed its side in Criminal Court No 1 against Jason Geist alias Joseph Graham and Frank Richardson on an indictment for conspiracy tied to an alleged bogus directory. A motion for acquittal was overruled. Defense testimony will begin today.

Jason W. Geist Joseph W. Graham Frank 8. Richardson

John W. Donn Dies in Baltimore

John W. Donn of the Coast and Geodetic Survey died at his Baltimore home on Wednesday after a short illness. Born in Washington on January 17, 1835, he spent many years in this city and had a wide circle of friends.

John W. Donn Baltimore Coast and Geodetic Survey Washington

Petition for Removal of Martha Hoover Estate Committee

Irwin K. Hoover seeks the District Supreme Court to replace James C. Hoover as committee of the Martha E. Hoover estate. The petition asks appointment of a new committee, an account from the current committee, and transfer of funds and property due to the successor. It details Martha E. Hoover collecting 565.92 from her son’s inheritance and funds used for his support, with questions over furniture value and proper accounting. Also notes Calvary Church dedication and War Claim passings and events.

Martha Hoover District Supreme Court Irwin K. Hoover James C. Hoover Martha E. Hoover Charles F. Digge John Hoover

Hauling Down Flac Go Back to Spanish Colors

American residents of Porto Rico and natives protest a bill in the House of Delegates to restore the old Spanish coat of arms, replacing the U S flag design. Supporters cite heritage while opponents warn it drags toward Spain, risking unrest and political clashes in the island.

Island House of Delegates Porto Rico United States Regis H. Post Boston Mass House Executive Council Beekman “Winthrop Ferdinand and Isabella Jose de Diego Porto Rivo Legislative Assembly of Porta Ries St. John Orle Mons Istana Porto O Todd San Juan Roosevelt Post

Parading Colors Stir Debate Over Native Attitudes

The text notes that countries are fond of parade and natives never miss a chance to appear in uniform with colors. Opponents of the proposed bill argue that American colors have had a significant influence on the natives of the region.

Patriotic Meeting by Colored Methodists at AME Church

A mass meeting of colored Methodists will be held tonight at the African Methodist Episcopal Church on M Street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth Streets at 8 o'clock. Bishop Wesley J. Gaines will preside with speakers Bishop W. B. Derrick Bishop Abram Grant and Rev Jean Barnabas. Derrick will deliver the address on the Two Flags and editors from leading AME church papers will attend.

Calvary M. E Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church Columbia Road Fifteenth Street Earl Cranston LL. D H. R. Naylor D. D Washington District C. W. Gallagher M. BE African Methodist Episcopal, Church M Street Fifteenth Sixteenth Streets Wesley J. Gaines Atlanta W. B. Derrick New York Abram Grant Kansas Jean Barnabas Church of Martyrs Canterbury England Derrick Johnson Christian Recorder Kealing The Review Chappella

Injunction Granted in Brown Bag Case Over Seed Device

Justice Anderson of the District Supreme Court ordered a temporary injunction in the Brown Bag Filling Machine Company v Drohen case. Drohen may operate if he posts a $5,000 bond by March 15, to cover potential damages while the patent infringement dispute and seed distribution dispute proceed, with May 1 delivery deadline. The government insists distribution be completed, or seed value could be lost. The suit, filed in January, argues Drohen infringes the Brown Bag patent. Drohen contends patent invalid. Attorneys cited: Heard for the company, Coughlan for Drohen, Adkins for the government.

Justice Anderson District Supreme Court Brown Bag Filling Machine Company James L. Drolen Department of Agriculture Brown Bag Milling Machine Company Drohen Drehen United States Attorney For United States Nathan Heard Droken J. ¥. Coughlan Adkins

Funeral of Mrs Prince Ends in Tragic Car Death

Funeral services were held for Mrs Henrietta V Prince at her home on 1523 Thirteenth Street after she died when a car knocked her under its wheels at Pennsylvania Station last Monday. Rabbi Abram Simon and Rabbi Louis Stern of the Washington Hebrew Congregation led the services. interment followed at the Washington Hebrew Congregation Cemetery. Pallbearers included Emile Berlinger Alfred Mayer William Hahn M Newmeyer David Engel Charles Goldsmith D J Kaufman and Monroe Lachs. Mrs Prince is survived by her husband Abraham D Prince and daughters Alma and Miriam. The mother Mrs Schiff of Charlotte was unable to attend.

Henrietta. V. Prince Agra Pennesylvania Station Eirteenth’ Street Abram Simon Louis Stern Washington Hebrew Congregation Simon R. Harris R. Harris & Co Messrs Emile Berlinger Alfred Mayer Wiliam Hahn M. Newmeyer David Engel Charles Goldsmith D. J. Kaufman Monroe Lachs

Negro Academy Session Debates Franchise and Southern Representation

The American Negro Academy held its eighth annual session at Lincoln Memorial Temple in Washington. Topics focused on The Negro and the Elective Franchise and reducing Southern representation. A. H. Grimke spoke on the need to curb Southern weight in Congress, citing the three-fifths clause. Kelley Miller was to discuss suffrage conditions but was ill. Tomorrow's program includes speeches by John L. Love, Cook, and Hope at Span.

Congress American Negro Academy Lincoln Memorial Temple Fix H. Grimke Academy Congress of the South Kelley Miller Span John L. Love Cook Joan L. Hope

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