Grand Jury Indicts Hermann in Land Office Document Destruction
The grand jury charges former General Land Office Commissioner Ringer Hermann now a Oregon congressman with destroying thirty five letter press copies of official communications. Bail set at 2500. Hermann not in custody. Trial likely before summer vacation. Witnesses included Secretary Hitchcock and others from the Interior Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringer Hermann
General Land Office
Congress
Oregon
Trall
Criminal Court of the District
Samuel A Drury
Hermann
United States
Washington
Morgan H. Beach
The
Fast
Interior
Hitchcock
Wiliam Burns
Secret Service
H Prescott Gatley
Gatley
Wright
Notice on free simultaneous publication of notices
Marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Post will, upon application, appear simultaneously without extra charge in a range of morning newspapers nationwide including the New York Times, Boston Globe, Buffalo Courier, Cincinnati Enquirer, Chicago Record Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Providence Journal, Rochester Herald, St. Louis Republic, Syracuse Post Standard, St Paul Pioneer Press, Minneapolis Tribune, and Cleveland Plain Dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
NEW York Times
Bostow Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelphia Pubsic Ledger
Pitisburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis Republic Syracue Post Standard
BT Paul Pioneer Press
Minneapolis
Trisure
Cleveland Plain Dealer
LICENSED TO MARRY. VARIED LIST OF NAMES
A long OCR fragment lists multiple couples and individuals under a licensing note with many names and places, then shifts to death notices. DIED entries include Bolway, Brooks, Mallon, McEwen with dates, ages, and funeral details. Fragment contains Dayton Ohio connections, Richmond Washington DC, Boston, Worcester, Baltimore, New York, and other localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W Sigourney
Mo Edna Harris
Arthur L Hughes
Dayton Ohio
Stella J Peter
Nichelson Russell
Harresboro
Louiss
Richmong Va
Georgs
Thompson
Etta
Ingrem Wi Bu- Lawrence
Margo $ D
Ella W Gras Wilts Adams Golethwait
Boston Mass
Anitu Bhrence Abbott
Worcester Mass
Health Office Record Deaths in March Listed Names
Health office records list up to 14 deaths for March 2 including William J Bolway 34 James Corn Conduit 33 Alfred J Craven 86 at Gea Wash Univ Hosp Samuel Rawford 23 Marguerite Creswell 31 Ralph Wo Emerson 26 Rosa Goodald 39 William P Grey 49 Helena Greene 3 Ly and James 63 John Lucas James Reed Canal 54 Robert Smallfox 28 Elizabeth Norris 71 Richard Pollar 62 Elizabeth H Rawings Tom Harard 86 Catherine Quan 64 William Smith of Mosw 74 Sallie Spendoner 11 years and other entries from Emergency and Smallfox hospitals with ages ranging into 80s.
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Witliam J
John Lucas James
Reek Canal
Baldwin S. Moore
Robertewre
Smallfox Hospital
James Richolson
Filzabeth
Norris
Richard Pollar
Elizabeth H Rawings
Tom Harard
Catherina
Wiliam Smith
Mosw
Sallie Spendoner
Depew Puts Up Top Price for Inaugural Parade View
Limited President’s Stand tickets spark premium buys by senators and representatives. Depew, his guests, and others lease spaces from Corcoran Building to Salvation Army HQ and the New Willard Hotel, with rental revenues cited. House members plan a Capitol viewing, then move to the East Front stand for the President’s address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Depew
Heard
Corcoran
Fifteenth Street
Avenue
Fairbanks
Lodge
Kean
Gorman
Fifteenth
House
Cannon
Senate
East Front
White House
Arrests in Capitol Precinct Crowds Highlight Inauguration Vigilance
Thirteen white men and two Negroes were jailed as suspicious characters during inauguration crowds. Among the arrestees were the Marston, Williamson, and Crowe brothers, plus Arthur Zingerman and Lewis Rowe. Detected while selling novelties near the Senate gallery, they claimed to be businessmen, with later arrests for disorderly conduct and suspicious behavior on Pennsylvania Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
William and
Harry Marston
Charles
Allen Williamson
Lewis and
James Rowe
Marston and
Williamson Brothers
Arthur W Zingerman
McNamee and
Flathera
Witte and Riley
St Louis
McGuire
Rochester
Crowe Brothers
Sergi Hartley
Pennsylvania Avenue
Noble Busby
Capitol
Turnure
Minnie Williams
Lawson
Chicago
Secret
Aubanks
Post
California Yosemite grant loss sparks armor plate inquiry
The House passed a motion to table a Senate raotation dissolving the Yosemite Valley grant and Mariposa Big Tree grove with a $20,000 park care appropriation. The debate touched on an Anti-Trust League claim about price fixing by Carnegie and Bethlehem Steel Works. The chamber recessed after a vote of 103 to 96. Theodore Roosevelt comment referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
California
Yosemite Valley
Mariposa Big Tree
Yosemite National Park
Vandiver
Missouri
Anti-Trust League
Carnegie
Bethlehem Steel Works
Messrs. Jenkins
Wisconsin
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Payne
New York
Willams
Vast crowd flows into capital amid railway congestion
A massive turnout overwhelmed union stations as thousands of passengers converged on Philadelphia and Baltimore depots. Governors Stokes Pennypacker Herrick Higgins arrived with staffs, escorted by troops and civic groups. Military units from Delaware Maryland New Jersey and New York filled trains and halls, while relief committees directed crowds and comfort at stations.
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Navy Yard
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
Orange
Lukens
W. L. Matthews
Nassau County
Peter E Smith
Third” Regiment
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and
Delaware Regiment
Infantry
Wilmington
Wickersham
Theodore Townsend
B Street
Maryland
Guy Warfield
Mount Walson
C. Lyon Rodgers
Howard House
Naval Brigade
Maryland National Guard
Edwin Geir
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Avenue
Maryland Regiment
Charles F Macklyn
Delaware Avenue
Fifth Maryland Infantry
Warfield
Second
Massachusetts Infantry
Orange Mass
Fred Weymouth
First Regiment Ambulance Corps
Boston
Mass
Lieut
Hertzung
Metropolitan Hotel
First
New Jersey Cavalry
Basex
N. J
Bryant
Downey's Hall
New Jersey Fight Artillery
Barnard
Lowney
Hell
New York Signal Corps
New York City
Arlangtton
Carlisle Indian School
Eaglisle
W A Mercar
Grove City College
Grove City
F. B Liviter
Downey's Hell
Sacphent College Cadet Corps
Shephardstown
Wva
Knutts
Tawney's Hall
West Park
Quoit Club
Governor of
Michigan
Hamilton Republican Club
Chicago
Ill
Harvard Republican Club
Mays
Sixth Ward
Republican Club
Monday Club
Del
New Jersey Union County
Gas blast endangers three visitors in Chatham Va
Visitors from Chatham and Level Run were rushed to Casualty Hospital after inhaling illuminating gas at 220 East Capitol street. Moses regained consciousness and improves, while Adkins remains in critical condition. The men arrived in the city Thursday night and were found by the landlady’s son after gas odor was detected.
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W. KE. Adkins
Chatham
M. Moses
Level Run
W. K. Adkins
East Capitol Street
Moses
Death of Capt R B Pegram noted in Memphis
Capt. R B Pegram, longtime assistant general manager of the Southern Railway, died at his home in Memphis. He later led the Vera Cruz and Pacific Railroad before retiring due to health. Also reported: Dr Walter Christopher, noted children's disease specialist, died in Chicago. Movements of ocean steamers listed with arrivals and sailings in New York and European ports.
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Southern
Memphis, Tenn
R. B. Pegram
Capt. Pegram
Southern Railway
Vera Cruz and Pacific Railroad
Chicago
Walter
Christopher
History along Pennsylvania Avenue: a nation's pageant
The article recalls Pennsylvania Avenue as central to U S history from colonial times through Lincoln's funeral and Sherman’s march, noting inaugurations, royal parades, and the Army of the Potomac. It contrasts these events with the 1814 burning of Washington and the wartime triumphs that unfolded there. A brief Portland strike item follows.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
United States
Washington
John Adams
Jefferson
Roosevelt
England
Edward III
Bladensburg
Capitol
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Atlanta
Sherman
Ted
Army of the Potomac
Washington in 1796 as seen by a young English traveler
The 1796 English traveler Thomas Twining recounts his journey from New York to Georgetown and his view of early Washington D C The Capitol site shows two unfinished buildings while the White House rests under a temporary roof and the city sits amid woods and cleared marshes With the Senate wing nearly finished the House side under rough completion and early habitations nearby the scene captures a capital formed in timber and field before full city life.
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Washington
Thomas Twining
New York
Georgetown
Potomac
Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Capitol
Mr Twining
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jefferson
Senate
White House
Post to require postage for edition and souvenir issue
The Post notes forthcoming editions will require two cents for making stamps in its Sunday Miami math inauguration edition. It will feature the Vice President in a ball room scene and other souvenir features, requiring five cents postage.
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The
Post
Miami
McTure
zActure
No Advance in Coal Rates From Virginia Mines
On the authority of E D Hotchkiss general freight agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and T S Davuant freight traffic manager of the Norfolk and Western Railway 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 Ohio and Norfolk and Western
Tidewater
New International
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GRAND
Binger Hermann
Beach
Bolway
William J Bolway
Thomas Guensey
M Street
Glenwood Cemetery
Brooks
Sarah
Howard Brooks
Third Street
Mallon
St Ann's Rectory
Tenmallytown
Sarah 4A
George
Joseph
St Ann's Church
Tennallytown
Dgcg
Holyrood Cemetery
McEwen
Cleveland Park
D C
Louise
David Bruce McEwen
Detroit
Julius Pollock
Bioux
Woodlawn
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Rémgon Ab
J. William LE
Joseph Gawler
R. F. Harvtay
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street
George P. Zarhorst
Paripra
East Capitol
Salvation Army
Moxie Nerve Food Company
New England
Theodore Roosevelt
Mra. Wharton
Scribner's
Vandaver
To Morrow
Hermitage
Jordan
Kalon Fon
Main
Ceey
Committee On Public Comfort
Committee On Ais
Eigic
Citta di Patermo
Genoa
Queenstown
Campania
Liverpool
Hamburg
Pretoria
Dover
Naples
Citta di Milano
Neckar
Prieste
Giulia
Venice
Calabria
Marseille
Leghorn
la Gantogne
Havre
London
Kingstonian
Antwerp
Gibraltar
Henjee
Portland Exposition
Portland
Oreg
NEW Publications
Denis Donohoe
Bishop W. C. Doane
H. C. Nicholas
Albert Britt
Allen Sangree
Out
Public Opinion Company
East
Sherlock Holmes
Dr. Doyle
Rough Riders
Charles Seribner
ROYAL
Royal Baking Powder CO
Swayne
Thos. E. Watson
Tom Watson’s Magazine
Pene Ee Seebeer
Daniel Coit Gilman
Harry Thurston Peck
L.H.D
Frank Moore Colby
Fifth Avenue
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