Washington Avenue Illuminations Brighten Capitol to Court of History
Crowds lined Pennsylvania Avenue as thousands enjoyed a multicolored electric display from Capitol to Court of History. Lights adorned Treasury and Post Office, with the Roosevelt Sunburst centerpiece at Eighth and Pennsylvania, as searchlights outlined the Monument and Capitol dome. Bernard R. Green chaired the inaugural outside illumination committee and preparations included extensive street decorations and nightly testing.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Fifteenth Street
Treasury
Post-office Department
Bernard R. Green
Court of History
Milton M
Seventeenth Street
Mantz
White House
State
War and Navy
Washington
Washington Monument
Capitol Dome
First Street
Maryland Avenue
Monument
Schenectady
Saulation
Waitian
Mabey Lenaght
Eighth Street
Roosevelt
Thirteenth Street
Rough Riders and Cowboys Parade Through the Avenue
Members of Brodie s Rough Riders and Seth Bullock s cowboys paraded along the Avenue amid crowds misidentifying visitors as riders or cowpunchers. Col. Brodie of Arizona denied dissatisfactions with cavalry horses and noted riders would wear sombreros ropes and quirts. Noted cowboys include Doggy Barrett Shock Diall Bill McLaughlin J J McNamara Stanley Bullock and George W Holmes from Belle Fourche Spearfish Rapid City and Spearfish SD.
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Brodie
Rough Riders
Seth Bullock
Col. Brodie
Arizona
Barrett
Belle Fourche
S. D
Una Bill McLaughlin
Spearfish
J. J. McNamara
Rapid City
N. D
Stanley Bullock
5. D
George W. Holmes
Porto Ricans Floated to Inaugural Troops Arrival
The steamer Estelie Randall followed the transport Arcadia loaded with Porto Rican troops from Mathias Point, both vessels anchored near Alexandria. Troops will be moved by rail from Alexandria to their destination this morning. The District Public Library in Mount Vernon Square invites visitors, housing about 70,000 volumes and 35,000 patrons, with daily circulation near 1,560.
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Inauguration
Alexandria
Estelie Randall
Arcadia
Mathias Point
District Library
Washington
District Public Library
Mount Vernon Square
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Andrew Carnegie
Niewspap Dachhy
Influx of Baltimore Troops for Washington Parade
Baltimore mobilizes 86 cavalry with 86 horses from Troop A and 34 Fort McHenry troops join a Washington inauguration parade. Fourth and Fifth Maryland regiments with 600 men each and 60 naval brigade sailors depart by train. Gov Warfield and staff and other groups to follow. About 60 000 from Baltimore expected if weather is clear.
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Baltimore
State Cavalry
Washington
Fort McHenry
Maryland
National Guard
Maryland Naval Brigade
Gov, Warfield
Maryland Grand Army of the Republc
Union League
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Club
Squadron A Arrives Late in New York Escort Duty Set
New York National Guard Squadron A with 200 members and horses arrived in Washington last night nine hours late, disembarking near the Pennsylvania Avenue bridge. Maj. Olver B. Bridgman commands. staff includes R C Lawrence, J M Galloway, and others. Officers of Troops 1 2 and 3 listed. Lieut Sayre noted as four-year national pistol shooting champion.
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New York
New York National Guard
Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge
Speedway
Fourteenth and
D Streets
Ninth
Olver B. Bridgman
R. C. Lawrence
J. M. Galloway
Ll. V. O’donahoe
R. 8. Sayre
Leutenant
W. D. Judson
G. B. Agnew
Herbert Barry
Stave Phelps
Lieut. Sayre
United States
Marines from Portsmouth Arrive at Navy Yard
Two battalions of Marines arrive at the United States Navy Yard yesterday from Portsmouth Virginia. Two companies come from Lancaster New York Hancock and Franklin. Maj Karmany act ing colonel commands. First Battalion comprises Lancaster and New York companies under Maj Lescute. Second Battalion comprises Hancock and Franklin companies under Maj Cole. Part of the First Battalion is quartered in the Marine Barracks and the rest of the First along with the Second Battalion are quartered in nearby quarters.
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United States Navy Yard
Portsmouth
Lancaster, Franklin
New York
Hancock
Karmany
Lancaster
Lescute
Hancock and
Franklin
Maj
Cole
Marine Barracks
Pittsburg Americus Club Leads Civic Parade
The Pittsburg Americus Club and Raleigh headquarters hosted 150 marchers in white hats with red white and blue umbrellas to escort the civic division marshal in today’s parade. President S J Wainwright Jr led the contingent with band accompaniment from the Second Pennsylvania Brigade Band, plus 100 more members expected to join late last night. The group staked a strong show of Republican support and cited Theodore Roosevelt praising McKinley as the era closes.
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Smoky City
Americus 7Th
Pittsburg
Raleigh
Pennsylvania Avenue
S. J. Wainwright, Jr
Warner
Second Pennsylvania Brigade
Gov. Pennypacker
H. W. McIntosh
H. Ridell
T. D. Atkinson
W. H. Hastings
S. J. Wainwright
J. R. M. Bales
C. Youngston
George J. Falkenstein
Wiliam German
F. J. McKay
OG. L. Badger
W. C. Brethrow
R. Kitchnell
Frank Grimm
H. C. Dougherty
H. L. Callahan
Charles Angloch
William Trimble
William Morrison
W. I. Munter
S. M. McEhirey
John 3. Barbner
A. A. Adams
J. B. Branagan
W. B. Fledburn
G. A. Kammerer
J. C. Dreworth
J. H. Letsche
George W. McCandlep
James Kirkwood
T. L. Harper
Georges
W. G. Conkright
Horace Hays
F. J. Shroeier
Harry M. Farland
Elmer Serena
A. Glamartiat
Philip Dressing
A. G. Jobasuna
Anderson Solea
George F. Mercer
W. A. Hamilton
A. H. Springer
Lou Partel
D. M. McQuown
L. Taylor
B. P. Coffin
E.G. Hays
R. T. McElroy
A. J. Edwards
Governors in Parade Arrive With Wide Staffs for Inaugural
Governors and their staffs arrived in Washington and set up headquarters for the inaugural parade. Notable attendees include Gov. Higgins of New York, Gov. Pennypacker of Pennsylvania, Gov. Herrick of Ohio, and Gov. Lea of Delaware with extensive delegations. Delaware legislators and military units prepared at the Shoreham and Ardmore, while Gov. Montague of Virginia and Gen. J. P. Standish hosted receptions.
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White House
Higgins
York
Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
Herrick
Ohio
Cobb
Maine
McLane
New Hampshire
Bell
Vermont
Cummins
Iowa
Blanchard
Louisiana
Montague
Virginia
Warner
Michigan
Lea
Delaware
Roberts
Connecticut
Warfield
Maryland
Glenn
North Carolina
Otera
New Mexico
Ezra H. Ripple
Frank G Sweeney
Albert J. Logan
Horace L. Haldeman
Joseph K. Weavers
Frank K. Patterson
Lewis B. Beitler
Harry Q. Trexler
James M. Reid
Charles C. Pratt
Daniel B. Shepp
Paul 3. Eves
Walter J. Bradley
Edward R. Chambers
Sunday openings debate passes in House over District venues
A sharp Sunday openings debate in the House centered on a joint resolution by Mr. Babcock of Wisconsin authorizing the District of Columbia excise board chair to issue special licenses to keep restaurants barber shops and certain other places open on Sunday March to accommodate inaugural visitors. The measure, after Babcock stated it did not involve public bars or saloons, was approved under suspension of the rules.
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Babtetts
Wisconsin
Excise Board of
District of Columbia
Inaugural Parade Aid List Unveiled by Chief Marshal Warner
Chief Marshal B H Warner disclosed the personal staff for the civic division parade escort led by the Americas Club of Pittsburg. The long roster includes Capt. M R Thorp as chief of staff and Adjutant General Thomas C Noyes along with numerous generals, doctors, judges, and officers across the city and region.
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B. H. Warner
Americas Club
Pittseburg
Staf
M. R. Thorp
Thomas C. Noyes
William H. Cummings
John W. Stork
Frank Morrison
Joseph D. Rogers
Owen Shinn
Charles P. Swett
A. H. Whittaker
W. P. Wilson
W. H. Yerkes, Jr
Isador Sobel
H. R.thorpe
le Roy Breitherth
Thomas B. Milliken
Charles L. Cole
Frank ©. Roach
I. Garret Holmes
C. ¢. A. Baldi
Elum H. Neale
Col. P. C. Bayle
Hugh A. Dunn
Darlington Fling
W. H. Hamilton
Dr. H. P. Lewandowski
James Lonaterry
Charles Merz
Calvin A
Wiliam H. Jones
N. T. Little
W. W. Monroe
S. L. Parrish
John K. Smith
Simms
George
Tarbell
Willam Wilson, Jr
Charles I. Woodbury
A. M. Stewart
James Joy Sheridan
A. E. Valois
J. R. Williams
B. Scott, Jr
Morria L. Cooke
A. L. English
C. B. Goodwin
George W. Kendrick
Charles J. Long
R. Majer
Robert P. Robinson
James F. Baker
W. B. Corden
J. W. Fiddler
Laura
Hart
T. Johnson
Robert H. Lindsay
William W. Mates
Ely Rosenberg
John H. Bnodgrass
Reception to School Boys at Franklin Building Parade Guests
State high school representatives gathered for a reception at Franklin School last night to kick off today's parade. Speakers included Col. Robert F. Hill and Percy M. Hughes with instructions to mail inauguration trip materials. The state delegation will march under the command of ex-High School Captain Edwin Kelly and R. W. Pullman, with Col. Hill as marshal.
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Franklin
Franklin School
Charles S. Clark
Committee of Forty-Five
Robert F. Hill
Allan Davis
Business High School
Shir
Clark
Percy M. Iughes
Hughes
Henry B. ¥. Macfarland
Edwin Kelly
R. W. Pullman
Col. Hill
Occupant Refuses to Vacate Capitol Area Home
Weller confronts defiance as occupant W J Jacobs at 21 First Street resists removal from a Capitol Hill residence allotted to visiting state troops. U S District Attorney Beach grants temporary stay until Wednesday, prompting questions among Capitol officials about the permit. Troops continue arriving, with Pennsylvania forces forming the largest group among 7 000 housed on the Hill.
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W. J. Jacobs
First Street
Congress
United States
Beach
Capitol Woods
Weller
Pennsylvania
Oyster Bay Delegation Joins Parade With Roosevelt Neighbors
A delegation of President Roosevelt's neighbors from Oyster Bay and nearby areas, over 300 strong, arrived late by train and stayed at Nee's furniture store in Washington. They will join Gay's parade as a body, march today, and depart Monday evening. The Roosevelt Club of Minneapolis, led by Capt. G. K. Belden, claims origin as the original Roosevelt Marching Club, arriving by special train with headquarters at Hotel Barton. A nearby image extols honesty in public life and private life amid broader parade preparations and remarks by Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Pennsylvania Railroad
Navy Yard
Nee
Boniface Nee
Gay
Roosevelt Club (Incorporated
G. K. Belden
Minneapolis, Minn
St. Paul
Roosevelt Marching Club
Barton
Rehearsal of Ball Band and Chorus At Work Tonight
Bright lights and inspiring music fill the Pension Office auditorium as the Marine Band and chorus rehearse the full programme under Mr. Percy Foster. Notable attendees include Gen. John M. Wilden, Gen. John M. Wilson, and many officials, decorators, and citizens ahead of tonight's inaugural event.
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Pension Office
Percy
Foster
Fugit
Tannhauser
Weber-Weingarten
John M. Wilden
C. H. Koster
J. H. Small & Sons
John M. Wilson
Maor Antandy and Weat
H. V. Boynton
Richard Sylvester
Milton Alles
J. F. Oyster
J. 8. Allen
Edward M. Dawnon
Interior Department
J. Brian
Government Printing Office
Weather Forecast from March 2 to 8 and Local Readings
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports southeastward disturbance from Saskatchewan Valley toward Lake Michigan with light precipitation in the Lake region. Warmer conditions follow. scattered rain or snow predicted for the Middle Atlantic, New England, Lake regions, Central Rocky Mountains, and Gulf States through Saturday night. Local readings show midnight to evening temperatures, humidity, rainfall none.
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U. S
Lower Lake Region
Atlantic
Gulf States
Upper Lake Region
Northwest
Lake Michigan
Columbia
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Lower Lake
Upper Liga
Rocky Mountain
Ohio Valley
Atlantic States
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf
West Gulf
Lake, Michigan
European
Grand Banks
Roosevelt War Veterans Form Spanish War Club Parade Rosters
The Roosevelt Club of Spanish War Veterans formed January to take part in the inaugural parade with mutual benefit aims. Capt Adolph Van Reuth and others led, officers include Baum Bauer and Strang, with platoon commanders Lake Prenelia Longstreat and McCauley. Headquarters at Pythian Temple 1012 Ninth Street NW.
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Roosevelt Club of
Capt
Adolph van Reuth
William A. Hickey
A. Franklin Baumbauver
Mesara
Matthew A. Maloney
Allan McCullough
Howard J. Keegan
John M. May
R. O. Clifford
Barney Falk
Wilson B. Strong
Oo. H. Lake
J. J. Gordon
Dana C. Moffat
George W. Pratt
A. Franklin Baumbauer
Sieffaldg
Hugh H. Henry
Wilson B. Strang
Joseph W. Heseo
J. H. McCall
R. Q O. Clifford
C. H. Lake
Martin Prenelia
F. C. Longstreat
Daniel McCauley
Roosevelt Club
Pythian Temple
Ninth Street
Postage Rates on The Post
The Post will require a two cent stamp for mailing today with a President image. Tomorrow’s inauguration edition will require five cents postage and features the Vice President ball room scene and souvenir items.
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the Post
First Newsboys Parade at Inaugural Event Said Honored
The Toledo Newsboys Band and Cadets numbering sixty arrived yesterday led by John E Gouckel president of the National Newsboys Association and E B Corlise of the Toledo Times in charge They are honored as the first organized newsboys group to receive a place in any inaugural parade The cadets serenaded The Post and then moved to the residence of
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Toledo Newsboys
John E. Gouckel
National Newsboys’ Association
E. B. Corlise
Toledo Times
Newsboys' Association
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