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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1905

Page

37

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.

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.

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.

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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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.

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.

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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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.

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

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.

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 The Senate Raight Co Wit & Law Ig Dtd U. S. Treasury Dept’s U. S. Sunny Brook Distillery Co Petterson County ST. Louis Superior Trytf United Cigar Stores Co Ariat Teer Lfe I Swift Atlanta, Gile Sirs Gant Audrain County Josephus Reid
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