Grand Jury Indicts Binger Hermann on Destruction of Land Office Records
The District grand jury indicted former General Land Office head and Oregon congressman Binger Hermann for destroying thirty two letter press copy books and related records just before his resignation. Bail set at 2500 with Samuel A Drury as surety. Hermann states the charges are false and ready to meet them. United States Attorney Beach hopes trial before the summer vacation.
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Ringer Hermann
General Land Office
Congress
Oregon
Trall
Criminal Court of
Samuel A Drury
Hermann
United States
Mr. Hermann
Washington
Morgan H. Beach
The
Fast
Eliott P. Hough
Grand Jury
Grand
Justice Wright
H. Prescott Gatley
Gatley
Wright
Notice on Free Morning Newspaper Insertion Service
Marriage and death notices inserted in the Washington Post may be published the next morning in multiple national and regional papers without extra charge. Applications cover papers including New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Washington Post
NEW York Times
Bostow Globe Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis Republic
Syracue Post Standard
BT Paul Pioneer Press
Minneapolis
Trisure
Cleveland Plain Dealer
LICENSED TO MARRY IN MANY PAIRINGS AND LOCATIONS
A jumble of intended marriages lists numerous pairs with origins from Dayton Harris Arthur L Hughes and Stella J Pete to Nicholson Hassell and Em ma Yingirg among others, including Richmond Va Boston Maas Worcester Maas and Baltimore Wd. The notice appears alongside obituaries and funeral notices for Bolway Brooks Mallon McEwen detailing dates and service locations.
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Charles W Sigourney
Edna Harris
Arthur L. Hughes
Dayton
Ohio
Stella J
Pete
Nicholson Hassell
Harnesboro
Emma Yingirg
la Jose
Fasnan F
Pizzini
Louise M Gain
Richmond
Georgs
Thompson
Etta
Ingrem Wi Bu- Lawrence
Margo
Ella W Grin Wiliam Adams Goldthwait
Boston
Maas
Antsy Eirence Abbott
Worcester
Deaths in Health Office Record March list
Health Office Record shows multiple deaths reported through March 2 including William Bolway 34 James Corn 33 Alfred Craven 86 Samuel Sawford 3 Marguerite Croswell 31 Ralph Emerson 26 Rosa Goodald 39 William Grey 49 Helena Greene 3 Ly and James 63 John Lucas James 25 Baldwin Moore 54 Robert Smallfox 28 Elizabeth Norris 73 Richard Pallant 62 Elizabeth Rawlings 26 Catherina Quan 64 William Smith 74 Sallie Spendoner 71. Age ranges span infancy to senior adults and entries include addresses and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witliam J Bolway
James Corn Conduit
Alfred J Craven
Gea Wash Univ
Samuel Sawford
Marguerite Croswell
Ralph Wo Emerson
Rosa Goodald
Stephen's Ct
William P Grey
Helena Greene
James
John Lucas James
Reek Canal
Baldwin S. Moore
Robert Ewreu
Mosw
Sallie Spendoner
Arrests After Inauguration Crowd Seen as Suspicious
Police rounded up thirteen white men and two Black men after they were observed acting oddly in a Senate gallery area near Pennsylvania Avenue. Among the detainees were the Marston and Williamson brothers and the Crowe brothers, with arrests by city and visiting detectives for disorderly conduct and suspicious demeanor.
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Police Department
William and
Harry Marston
Charles and
Allen Williamson
Lewis and
James Rowe
Marston and
Williamson Brothers
Arthur W Zingerman
McNamee and Flathern
Witte and Riley
St Louis
McGuire
Rochester
Senate
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Crowe Brothers
Sergi Hartley
Noble Busby
Turnure
Lawson
Chicago
Secret
Fairbanks
Post
Depew Buys Top Price Inaugural Parade Tickets
The article notes limited availability of President's Stand and Capitol east front seats for the inaugural parade. Senator Depew, Mrs Depew, and guests rent a Corcoran Building room facing Fifteenth Street. others use Salvation Army HQ and New Willard balcony. Various senators and families arrange viewing from preferred venues including stands near the Capitol.
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Capitol
Senator Depaw
Heard
Depaw
Corco
Woraker
Dryden
New Jersey
Hobart
New Willard Hotel
Fairbanks
Lodge
Kean
Gorman
Fifteenth
House
Cannon
Senate
East Front
Ach
White House
Miss Cannon
Dalzell
Williams
Crumpacker
Committee of Congress
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Fourteenth Street
Avenue
Gillett
Payne
No Armor Plate Investigation Moves Through House
The House voted to approve California’s Yosemite Valley grant and Mariposa Big Tree Grove funding of 20000 for park care. Debate touched on an alleged Carnegie Bethlehem Steel price fix in armor plate, with points of order and a tabled motion deciding the resolution by 103 to 96 before a late-night recess. Theodore Roosevelt quoted in remarks about resisting trusts.
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House
Senate
California
Yosemite Valley
Mariposa Big Tree Grove
Yosemite National Park
Vandiver
Missouri
Anti-Trust League
Carnegie
Bethlehem Steel Works
Messrs. Jenkins
Wisconsin
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Payne
New York
Willams
Arrival of Governors and Military Units At Washington Station
Crowds thronged the rails as governors Stokes Pennypacker Herrick and Higgins arrived and were escorted to hotels. Units from New Jersey Delaware Maryland Massachusetts Ohio and New York marched into Washington with 400 125 604 and 614 men respectively. A Baltimore and Ohio station crowd of about 6000 welcomed friends and troops.
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Mearly
Navy Yard
Sne
Pennsylvania Road
Philadelphia
National Capital
New York
Gov. Stokes
New Jersey
Gov. Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
Gov. Herrick
Ohio
Gov. Higgins
Live Oak Militia
Live Oak
Fla
Culpeper Minutemen
Union Republican Club
McKinley and Roosevelt Club
Orange
N. J
W &B. Lukens
W. L. Matthews
Nassau County
N.Y
Peter E. Smith
Third” Regiment
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and
Delaware Regiment
Infantry
Wilmington
Wickersham
Theodore Townsend
B Street
Maryland
Gov. Warfield
Mount Walsod
C Lyon Rodgers
Howard House
Naval Brigade
Maryland National Guard
Edwin Geir
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourth
Maryland Regiment
Charles F Macklyn
Delaware Avenue
Fifth Maryland Infantry
Warfield
Second
Massachusetts Infantry
Orange Mass
Fred Weymouth
First Regiment Ambulance Corps
Boston
Mass
Hertzung
Metropolitan Hotel
New Jemey Cavalry
Basex
Bryant
Downey's Hall
New Jersey Fight Artillery
Barnard
Downey's Hell
New York Signal Corps
New York City
Hrlangttan
C Street
Carlisle Indian School
Eaglisle
W A. Mercar
Grove City College
Grove City
F. B. Liviter
Downey's
Sacphent College Cadet Corps
Shephardstown
W. Va
Knutts
Towney's
Ill
Harvard Republican Club
Sixth Ward
Republican Club
Monday Club
Del
New Jersey Union County
Visitors Blew Out Gas. Two Men Pressure to Hospitals
W M Moses and W K Adkins, both of Virginia addresses, were removed to Casualty Hospital at noon after inhaling illuminating gas at 220 East Capitol Street. Moses recovered consciousness and improved, while Adkins remained critical. They had arrived in the city Thursday night and were found by the landlady’s son after the odor was detected.
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W. EK. Adkins
Chatham
M. Moses
Level Run
W. K. Adkins
East Capitol Street
Moses
Zau
Death of Capt R B Pegram former Southern official
Capt R B Pegram, longtime railroad executive in Memphis, died at his home. He served as assistant general manager of the Southern Railway for years before heading the Vera Cruz and Pacific Railroad, retiring recently due to ill health. Also noted is Dr Walter Christopher, a noted children's disease specialist, dying in Chicago at age 46. Movements of ocean steamers list several arrivals and sailings in early March with ships such as Citta Di Palermo Campania Prinzess Irene and others.
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Southern
Memphis, Tenn
R. B. Pegram
Capt. Pegram
Southern Railway
Vera Cruz and Pacific Railroad
Chicago
Walter
Christopher
New York
Citta di Patermo
Genoa
Queenstown
Campania
Liverpool
Hamburg
Pretoria
Dover
Naples
Citta di Milano
Neckar
Prieste
Giulia
Venice
Calabria
Marseilles
Leghorn
la Gantogne
Havre
London
Kingstonian
Philadelphia
Antwerp
Boston
Gibraltar
Neptes
Highway of the Nation on Pennsylvania Avenue history grows
A poetic reflection traces Pennsylvania Avenue as central to U S government history from colonial times to modern inaugurations and parades. It recalls Lincoln’s funeral cortege, Sherman’s troops, and the Army of the Potomac’s return, highlighting the street’s symbolic load and the nation’s pageant. A Portland strike note follows.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania
United States
Washington
John Adams
Jefferson
Roosevelt
England
Edward II
Bladensburg
Capitol
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Atlanta
Sherman
West
Ted
Army of the Potomac
Capitol in a Forest How Washington Looked in 1796
In 1796 English traveler Thomas Twining described a young Washington in formation, riding a routed wood road to a city center where two Capitol buildings rose amid cleared ground. He noted the Senate wing near completion, the House side only partly finished, and the White House in a recent clearing with a temporary roof.
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Washington
Thomas Twining
New York
Georgetown
Potomac
Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Capitol
Twining
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jefferson
Senate
White House
Post edition notes postage for its souvenir issue
The Post announces its upcoming Sunday Miami edition featuring the vice president in a ball room scene and other souvenirs will require five cents postage, while the present issue with the president’s picture needs a two-cent stamp for mailing.
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The
Post
Miami
McTure
zActure
No Advance in Coal Rates Against Tidewater
Richmond March 3 on authority of E D Hotchkiss general freight agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio and T S Davuant freight train manager of the Norfolk and Western it is given out that there will be an advance in rates on coal from mines on the Chesapeake and Ohio and Norfolk and Western railways to tidewater.
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Richmond
E. D. Hotchkiss
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
T. S Davuant
Norfolk and Western Railway
Chesapeake and Ohto
Norfolk and Western
Tidewater
New International
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Binger Hermann
Hitchcock
Beach
Biermann
Bolway
Marcon
Williamt
J Bolway
Y Ears
Thomas Guensey
M Street
Glenwood Cemetery
Brooks
Sarah
Howard Brooks
Third Street
North West Mallon
St Ann's Rectory
Tenmallytown
Sarah A
George
Joseph Mallon
St Ann's Church
Tennallytown
Dcg
Holyrood Cemetery
McEwen
Cleveland Park
Louise A
David Bruce McEwen
Detroit
Julius Pollock
Bronx
Woodlawn
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W.W
J. William LE
Joseph Gawler
Pa Ave. Nw
R. F. Harvtay
Fourteenth Street NW
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street Nw
Lne
North 47
George P. Zarhorst
Paripra
East Capitol Gt
Moxie Nerve Food Company
New England
Theodore Roosevelt
Mrs. Wharton
Scribner's
DEPEW
Salvation Army
the Post
Theodore Roase
Hermitage
Jordan
Main
Ceey
Committee On Public Comfort
Elation
Committee On
Portland Exposition
Portland
Oreg
NEW Publications
Denis Donohoe
Bishop W. C. Doane
H. C. Nicholas
Albert Britt
Ay Allen Sangree
Out
Public Opinion Company
East
Sherlock Holmes
Dr. Doyle
Rough Riders
Charles Scribner’s Sons
ROYAL
Royal Baking Powder CO
Swayne
Thos. E. Watson
Tom Watson’s Magazine
Daniel Coit Gilman
Harry Thurston Peck
L.H.D
Frank Moore Colby
Dodd, Mead & CQ. Ber
Fifth Avenue
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