Washingtons Historic Sites Guide for Inaugural Guests
A committee marks nearly 150 Washington landmarks with red, white, and blue signs. The list, chaired by W P Van Wickle with Dr Marcus Benjamin heading the subcommittee, notes sites from the White House to Capitol grounds and Georgetown, citing past inaccuracies and inviting corrections.
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Washington
Committee On
W P van Wickle
Marcus Benjamin
van Wrickle
Pennsylvania Avenue
Benjamin
National Museum
Clapitol
White House
United States
Madison Place
Lafayette Square Theater
Seward
James G Blaine Bie
Madison “Place
Ogle Tayloe
Don Cameron
Hobart
Hanna
H Street
Madiana Place
Cosmos Cin
Dolly Madison
Admiral Wilkes
George B VcClellan
Vermont Avenue
Hil Street
Charles Sumarr
Massachusetts
Arlington Hotel
Willliam L Murcy
Lewis Cash
A Buchanan
Harricon
Owen Meredith
Lucille
St John
Sixteenth
John Slidell
Louisiana
Gideon Welles
Navy
Denis Lamont
Connecticut Avenue
Daniel Webster
William Werecran
Jackson Place
Hestreet
Commodore Decatur Hero
Tripol
Henry Clay
Martin Var Haren
Edward Civingston
George NW
Dallas Judah P Benjamin
H F Bealeho
Decatur House
President Housevelt
Pennsytvania Avenue
Montomery
Blair
Treasury Department
President Grant
Pennsylvania
Avenuue
Fourteenth Street
Taylor Fillmore
Buchanan
Lincoln
Gen Grant
Ebbits
William Wiehinley
Congress
Jefferson Davis
Jemerson Davis
Fourteenth
Foundry
Hayes
Foxhall
New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church
John Quincy Adams
Andrea Jackson
James Buchanan
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Shoreham
George B Moellan
Fifteenth
Simon Cameron
Hamilton Fish
New York
Justice Watte
Hoo
George Bancroft
Admiral Porter
Seventeenth Street
An Ness
Davy Burns
Treasury
State, War and Navy
Wainfield Scott
Eighteenth Street
Madison
William Wirt
Matthes F Mowr
Edward Everett
Pennsvania Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Monroe
Harriet Lane Johnston
Ninetiesth
Theodore Roosevelt
Civil Service
Franklin
Twenty-fist
Lafayette
Andrew Jackson
M Street
Georgetown
Old Stone House
George Washington
District of Columbia
Aqueduct Bridge
Georgetown Key
Francia Scott Key
Thirty-sixth
Prospect
ED & N Southworth
Kalorama
S Street
Phelps Place
Joel Barlow
New Hampshire Avenue
Camoran Street
William & Sampson
Massachusetts Avenue
Charles W. Fairbanks
Rhode Island Avenue
Gen. Sheridan
Grace Reformed Church
Roosevelt
Whix
Spencer Baird
Anlon G. Thurman
Northwest Christian Church
Garfield
K Street
Edwin M. Stanton
F Street
Aaron Burt
Twelfth
Thixteenth Streets
Henry
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestive Rest
Indigestion has many symptoms but a common cause lack of stomach digestion. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets supply natural digestives like pepsin and diastase to rest and invigorate the stomach. The tablets digest egg or meat in a test bottle, claim global success, and sell for six cents per full package in the United States Canada and Europe.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
Europe
Trains Crowded as Philippine Scouts Arrive in City
Scores of travelers flood Washington stations as four companies of Philippine Scouts reach the capital and join local officials, with others delayed by late East Coast trains. A large public comfort effort greets arrivals, while military units quarter at Fort Myer and Navy ships from League Island provide security and aid.
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Jock
Pennsylvania
National
Bullock
Shoreham
Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge
Washington
Cavalry
Coppes
Public Comfort Subcommittee
James Mahony
Philander Betts
E. Voight
E.voight, Jr
Theodore L. de Land
Edward J. Hannan
H. Barton
Seaboard Air Line
Ninth Street
Pennsylvania Main
Colonial Express
New York
Philippine Scouts
Johnson
Fort Myer
Waa
League Island
Dr Shoop's Restorative offers free trial bottle for heart sufferers
An advertisement by Dr Shoop promotes Restorative as a nerve targeted heart remedy. It claims to fix the heart by strengthening the heart nerves, notes the sympathetic system links among organs, and offers free trial bottles and a series of booklets on related ailments. It urges mail requests to Ra- cine, Wis with requests for multiple free “books.” The ad notes the remedy is sold in drug stores nationwide.
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Shoop
Wis
Multitude of troops quartered at prominent city armories
A long roster lists Capt Chauncey Thomas and dozens of units quartered at the navy yard and National Rifles Armory. Included are Massachusetts National Guard bands, First and Sixth Massachusetts regiments, and units from Ohio Indiana New York and other states. A parade of civic groups and political clubs is due today, alongside marines and guards from multiple states.
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Capitol
First
East Capitol Streets
Gen. Ross
Admiral Cockburn
Second Street
Maryland Avenue
William J. Bryan
New Jersey Avenue
Thomas Law
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Navy Yard
Eighth Street
Naval Gun Factory
Arsenal
Washington Barracks
Army War College
United States National Museum
Garfield
Smithsonian Institution
Joseph Henry
Long Bridge
Fourteenth Street
North Capitol Street
George Washington
H Street
John Sperman
Ohio
Treasury
Illinois
Fifteenth
K i
William M Evarts
New York
Jackson Place
Schuylar Colfax
American University
Georgetown
Methodist Episcopal Church
Catholic University
Lincoln Avenue
Fourth Street
America
Columbia Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Florida Argonnt
M Street
Kendall Green
French
Gallaudet
George Washington University
Georgetown University
Howard University
Sixth
College and
Lincoln Streets
Trinity
Brookland
Mount Saint Sepulcher
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Rome
Goldiers
United States Army
Lincoln
Carnegie Library
New York Avenue
Seventh
Ninth Streets
Andrew Carnegie
Washington Public Library
Alexandria
Waslington
Braddock
Christ Church
Lee
Wilsworth
Bladensburg
Chesapeake and Ohio
Thia Waterway
Cumberland
John Quincy Adams
United States Naval Observatory
Naval Department
Asaph Wall
Sts. Peter
Spain
Arlington Cemetery
Virginia Hills
Fotomac
National
Sheridan
Crook
Wright
Meigs
Lawton
Army
Porter
Greer
Roe
Sampson
Navy
Robert BE. Lea
Battle Ground
Brightwood
Barry
Congressional Cemetery
Clinton
Oak Hill
Heights
John Howard Payne
William W . Corcoran
Edwin M Stanton
Salmon F. Chase
James G Blaine
Rock Creek Cemetery
Partridge
Bt Gaudeng
Museum of Hygiene
Twentythird
Bureau of Standards
Pierce Mill Road
Chevy Chase
Cabin John Bridge
Maryland
Montgomery C Meigs
Jefferson Davis
Port Stevens
District of Columbia
Diges Farm
Riggs Farm
Green Hill
Pierre Charles Enfant
Chauncey Thomas
Prairie
Sandoz
Massachusetts National Guard
P. Dyar
W. A. Lombard
Malden
Cutting
National Rifles’ Armory
National Rifles
First Massachusetts
Boston
Smythe
Nding
New Bedford
J. L. Gibbs
Sergt. Goozins
Chick
Massachusetts
Wakefield
McMahon
Lowell
Kitteridge
Virginian First
W. H. Hunt
Charlotte Artillery
Charlotte
5. C
Jett
Pythian Temple
Portsmouth
Lancaster
Franklin
Hancock
Third Regiment
Indiana National Guard
United States Marine Corps
Annapolis
First Regiment National Guard
Philadelphia
Thirteenth Regiment
New York City
Culpeper Minutemen
Culpeper
Lynchburg
Newark
Kingston Republican Club
Kingston
Chicago
Michigan Inaugural Party
Buckley Republican Club of of Guards
Columbus
Harvard Republican Club
Jersey City
Gov. Bell
Vermont
Maj Sylvester to Swear In 50 More Special Officers
Maj Sylvester will complete inaugural police forces by swearing in fifty additional special policemen, bringing the total to 530. Alongside, over 500 regulars will be on parade duty, with detectives from various cities aiding in crowd control and arrests. Recent pickups include Minnie Williams, identified as a Chicago and New York crook, and the Heavenly Twins from New York.
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Louisiana Avenue
Firth Street
Police
Police Department
Sylvester
United States
Canada
Creoks
Washington
McTagegart
Minnie Williams
McDonald
Wilkinson
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Mildred Miller
Mildred Delmar
Heavenly Twins
William M Northridge
Johnnie Jones
Lee Hart
Walter Billis
Algo
Colorado Bill
Hoter Lobbies Crowded With Busy Scenes
Crowds filled lobbies and sidewalks in a striking shift from the day before as bustling activity marked the scene yesterday and last night. A facsimile of his signature will be issued tomorrow, Saturday, March 4.
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Roosevelt
Washington Post
Nccel
Distinct Partygoers Arrive as Downtown Hotels Fill
A surge of arrivals swells the crowd as officers and civilians flood Washington for the inauguration. Notable guests include Gen. Charles B. Davis and Col. P. H. Crockett at the New Willard, Maj. Hughes J. De Vergne and Louisiana party at Riggs, and many more from Boston to Omaha. Hotels report near capacity while boarding houses prepare for overflow.
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New Willard
Maine
Charles BE. Davis
P. H. Crockett
E. H Kelly
A D
R. F. Pettigrew
South Dakota
Paul Long
Cincinnati
Ohio
William H. Avery
San Francisco
Riggs
Raleigh
R. B. Schneider
Nebraska
Wisher H. Eldridge
Boston
E. P Shaw
Philadelphia
P. W. Sprague
J. M. Bongnecker
Delta
A. F. Flack
Tiffin
W. M. P. McKinley
Champlain
Ozeas Riley
C. L. Teter
Philbin
W. Va
Martin Hyland
BE. W. Waterbury
Des Moines
Iowa
E. D. Krall
Lebanon
John &J. Boyie
Bowman
A. B. Ervine
Utah
Spanish War Comrades Meet At Concordia Hall
An enthusiastic Roosevelt Club of Spanish War Soldiers Sailors and Marines met at Concordia Hall Sixth and streets northwest with Capt Adolph Van Reuth presiding The club purchased a handsome banner bearing the club insignia
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Roosevelt Club
Concordia Hall
Adolph van Reuth
Eneryshing
Flay 2
Sarsaparilla
Inauguration Parade Units Join Washington Event
Veterans organizations from Maryland Pennsylvania Minnesota and Massachusetts plan to attend the presidential inauguration in Washington. The Woodbury Fife and Drum Corps and several veterans groups will parade under newly elected officers including Colonel A Franklin Baumbauer and Captain O H Lake. Roosevelt Club hosts at Pythian Temple and welcomes visiting Spanish War veterans.
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Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
China
Woodbury Fife and Drum Corps
Baltimore
American Veterans of Foreign Service
Altoona
Roosevelt Club
St. Paul, Minn
Legion of Spanish War Veterans of
Massachusetts
Washington
Franklin Baumbauer
WB Strong
O. H Lake
Martn Pensela
C Longstreet
Daniel McCauley
E T Forster
Robert Kuebler
Bureh
Fred Smith
Harry Koehler
Pythian Temple
Ninta Street
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Adams Building
Henry B. Behoolcraft
Thirteenth
F Streets
National Theater
E Street
Polk
Twelfth Street
Kirkwood House
Eleventh Street
Harvey’s
Carasus Hall
van Buren
Taylor
Pierce
Tenth
D Streets
Times Building
Peter Force
American Archives
Tenth Street
Ford
Lincoln House
Alexander R. Shepherd
John W. Powell
EB Street
United States Patent Office
Seventh Street
Land Office
S. F . Morac
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Office of National Intelligencer
Seventh Streets
Metropolitan
Brown
Roseuth
Sixth Street
National Hotel
Alexander H. Stephens
Georgia
Missouri Avenue
John Tyler
D Street
Danial Webster
Salmon P. Chase
Caleb Cushing
Thomas A. Walter
Washington Assembly Rooms
Fifth Street
Whmam H. Harri
United States Pension Office
Cleveland
Harrison
McKinley
Judiciary Square
Fourth
Pension Office Square
Grant
Indiana Avenue Northwest
Taney
John Marshall
Indiana Avenue
C Street
First Presbyterian Church
Clevecland
Metropolitan Methodist Church
Newman
Logan
Chase
Wekinley
John Marshall Place
Peyton
John C Calhoun
Robert Wayne
Henry A Wise
John A Dix
Thomas H Renton
Missouri
John C Fremont
Rathanaer
Francis Scott Key
Third Street
Frankin Pierce
Jonathan Cilley
James M. Mason
Robert Winthrop
Third
Millard Fillmore
Jackson Hell
Supreme Courtroom
United States Supreme Court
Eid
Third and
St Charles
Hannibal Hamlin
Third Sweet
John Aa. Sutteran
California
Cals House
Matthew G. Emery
I Street
A. 8. Grant
Geo. W. T Sherman
Corner
Stephen A Douglas
Iingis
North Capitol Streets
Government Printing
First Street
Old Capitol
First and
Astreste
Library of Congress
Printa
Copyright Office
Iewspa
Baltimore and Ohio
Committee On Public Comfort
Bureau of Information
New England
J. H. Forsythe
J .S. Sheahan
W. A. Graham
Charles KE. Girouard
J S. Moss
William B. Daly
D. & Garge
P. S. Cusick
J. W Hopkins
Jesse Lawson
James C Jones
A .B. Albert
C. J. Pickett
J H. Poynter
Indian Territory
Washington Branch
Eckington Station
Dr. Shoop
Maj. Sylvester
U. S
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