Growth at Annapolis Street Railway Schedules Monday
Annapolis streetcar service will be expanded Monday to handle large crowds for inaugural events. Washington area agencies outline extensive, minute by minute adjustments on lines including Georgetown, Cabin John, Connecticut Avenue East, Columbia, Maryland, and Florida Avenue routes to ensure continuous service and alternate routings around Pennsylvania Avenue closures.
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Annapolis Street
Georgetown
Lincoln Park
Thirteenth
D Streets
Cabin John
Cara
Thirty-sixth
Procped Avenue
Connecticut Avenuer
Washington
Connecticut Avenue
Union Station
D ‘Streets
Columbia One
New York Avenue
H Street
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis
White House Station
Fifteenth
H Streets
Fifteenth Street
White House
Maryland Line
Laurel
Treasury
Riverdale
Berwyn
Fourth Street
Rhodesland Avenue
North Capitol Street
G Street
Brookland
Ninth Street
Brightwood
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ninth and
B Streets
Forest Glen
Louisiana Avenue
Ninth Jand E Streets
North End
LeDroit
The
Fourteenth
Water Streets
Pennsylvania Avenues
Eleventh Street
Anacostia
Congress Heights
Ninth
Temny Ally Town
Pee
Somerset
Welle Aprao
Bifia
A. Asnth
Bnortheast Avtas
Wisconsin Avenue
Tv Eville
M Streets
Massachusetts Avenue
Macomb Street
District
Great Falls
M Street
Fourteenth Street
Chevy Chase
Rock Creek Bridge
Twentieth
Calvert Streets
Navy Yard
Seventeenth Street
Pennsylvania
Seventeenth
G Streets
F Street
First
Delaware Avents
C Street
Peace Monument
Seventh Street
Capitol
G. A. R. Monument
Washington Barracks
Florida Avenue
New Jersey Avenue
Eighth Street
Cornell Wins Intercollegiate Meet With Fast Timers
In Philadelphia the third annual Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America meet at the Exhibition Building saw Cornell score well with Moaklers men winning the three and twelve lane relays and field events. Pennsylvania claims wins in the graduate mile relay and high jump while Yale and Harvard take sprint and distance events. The meet’s highlight was Cornell’s Crim edging Scudder of Pennsylvania at the tape in a fierce three lane race.
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Cornel
Ithara Boys
InterroNegiate Association of Amateur Athetes of America
Exposiion
Moaklers
Benad
Ted
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Ted Meredith
Pennsyivania Aleo
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Syracuse
Massachusetts Technical
Crim
Cornell
Scudder
Tennsilvania
Wilson Faces War Like Lincoln Did
A historical comparison notes that Lincoln faced an acute threat of civil war at his first inauguration while Wilson may confront imminent war with a foreign power at his second oath. The piece contrasts public sentiment, patriotism, and the shadow of war on the nation in both moments.
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Lincoln
Wilson
Taincoln
United States
Alriady
Linccoln
Keep Looking Young Olive Tablets Ad Claim
A vintage health ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel tonic claimed to restore youthfulness and vitality. The copy discounts calomel and touts a gentle, effective formula with olive color tablets priced at 10 cents per box, available at all druggists.
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Edwards
Ohio
Public Order Committee Named From Among Prominent Citizens
A long list of names appears as members of a Public Order Committee drawn from prominent citizens. The item continues from the fourth page, naming many individuals including Hopfenanter, Hoover, Hopkins, Johnson, James, and Weller among others, implying broad civic involvement.
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Milton Hopfenanter
Lewis Hopfenanter
T. Homillero
D S. Hoover
A. F. Hopkins
Stanley H. Horner
Arthur C. Houghton
Busey Howard
George W. Hugmely
A. Phillipa Hume
Thomas L. Hinme
Joseph Humpherson
BE. C. FR. Humphries
J. S. Hurley
W. D. Hoover
RH Harper
J Addison Hickselmer
J. Irey
T. Lamar Jackson
Rudolph Jose
Robert E. Joyce
R. Edwin Joyce
Theodore M. Judd
Roscoe Jenkins
Raymond Sk. Johnson
Hugh Kane
Carl Kattleman
Warry L. Kays
Col
Joseph J. Keefer
W. Seton Kent
Phil King
Wo L. F King
Samuel A. Kimberly
William King
Walter
H. Klopfer
Howard
Knees
Oliver S Metzerott
Claude E. Miller
C. Miller
W. H. Miller
H E. Mitenel
Benjamin Minor
Thomas P. Morgan, Jr
Georget. Morton
Edward J. Murphy
W. T. Murphy
William Messer
J. C. McCarthy
James W McCarter
B. K. McClosky
J. McConnell
George H. Macdonald
A .R. McGonega
W Nairn
William G. Neumeyer
Dr J. Romaay Nevitt
P. W. Nicholson
Soterioy Nicholson
R. L. Oatley
Robert Lee O'Brien
Frank B. Ochsenretter
George W. Offutt
Jerry O'Leary
Omohundro
Osgood
Louis Ottenberg
Charles H. Durand
Claude W. Owen
Vernon G. Owen
James J. Owens
James F. Oyater
Elmer EB. Paine
Robert E Palmar
B. Palmer
Charles H. Pardoe
Arthur W. Parker
Myron M. Parker
George T. Parker
James J. Pargona
Dr. Starr Parsons
Perry P. Patrick
W F Patton
Walter B Patterson
W Patton
William F Peabody
Stanton C. Peelle
Frank M Pierce
Frederick M. Peltman
Arthur Peter
Garvin Peters
Joseph T. Petty
Julius I Peyser
Francis M. Phelps
H. Glen Phelps
A. B. Phillips
Herman A. Phillips
James M. Pickens
Edward Pilson
Raymord H Pilson
Max Pimes
George Phtt
Francis B. Pos
M. T. Pollock
D. S. Porter
Fred D. Potter
Simeon T. Pries
Ben L. Prince
Peter W. Pritchett
P. RR. Fullman
Jr Joseph RB
Ralph
Arthur Remsay
B. E. Rapley
William A. Rawlings
Charles W. Ray
Stanley Becker
Howard B& Reeside
Hugh Reilly
Benjamin W. Reiss
Frederick J. Rice
J. Ricketts
J. Ricker
Maj
Kidward Fish Riggs
James Riordan
John J. Risa
Ropes and wiring planned for Wilson inaugural parade
Arrangements for wiring and roping streets and smoothing surfaces for weather precautions set for tomorrow's inaugural parade. North side H street from First to First east and west. south side of First to Pennsylvania. both sides of Pennsylvania to Fifteenth, with several omissions near stands. Over four miles of wiring and roping planned. Posts mostly completed yesterday. Wiring to start tomorrow morning. Roads to be sanded for parade visibility and safety.
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H Street
First Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
First and
Third Streets
Eleventh
Twelfth Streets
New York Avenue
Fifteenth
Seventeenth Streets
Madison Place
Jackson Place
Seventeenth
Advice to cadets for inaugural parade entertains Montgomery Hunt Club
Washington high school cadets were urged by assistant superintendent Kramer to avoid junk food and get rest for the march. Cadets assemble at 9:30 am, mobilize at Tenth and G streets NE, then parade to Tenth and G NW for lunch from wagons. Numerous officers from Central, Western, McKinley, Business, and Eastern high schools listed among command groups accompany the units. A dinner in honor of Montgomery County farmers who allow fox hunting on club lands drew many speakers.
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Washington High Schools
E. Kramer
Tenth
Wilbur Gallahan
Eastern High School
C. A. Burner
McKinley Manual Training High School
C. E. Gill
Business High School
D. R. Tallman
Central High School
W. E. Shoults
Edward Leasure
H. C. Gillette
McKinley High School
R. D. Gessford
H. B. Brumbaugh
C. K. Berlin
D. W. Marshall
J. G. Byler
EH. K. Bilis
F. Slanker
H. R. French
George Bissett
H. Moore
J. G. Wilkes
M. E. Hartley
Montgomery County
Washington Riding and Hunt Club
Twenty-second
Andrew J. Cummings
The
Excise Board
Maj
William Winston
Offers His Family to U S in War as 21 Join
Johnstown March 3 Theodore Roosevelt offered himself and his four sons for army service if war breaks out. Today William Albright of Clearfield county overshadows the claim with a family of fourteen sons and seven daughters offering the entire household to the government. The daughters will join the Red Cross service.
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Psa
Theodore Roosevelt
William Albright
Clearfield County
Albright
Red Cross Service
U S Offers Aid to Cuban Army
U S minister offered to land troops in Oriente to aid the Cuban army against the rebellion. Menocal declined the aid, saying further help unnecessary. Arms from Key West arrived to bolster the campaign. Rebels face shortages while government forces pursue scattered bands. Cuban gunboats patrol ports as talks with American naval commanders continue.
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United States
Oriente Provincce
Maria Menoca
Key West
Santiago
Abantiago
Camaguey
Province of
Oriente
Orestes Ferrara
Cuban Liberal Party
Marayl
Segua de Tanamo
Antilla
Bayamo
Menocalistan
Mangzaniilo
Chapara
Cuba
State Exhibit Plan Pushed by Citizens
A Washington meeting of District State societies and the Federation of Citizens Associations outlined plans to establish permanent state exhibits in the capital. Delegates spoke of a governors conference at Hotel Powhatan and noted invitations to prominent officials and business groups to address the event. A drafting committee led by Nathan B. Williams will prepare a resolution for Tuesday’s convention.
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Washington
Federation of Citizens' Associations
Powhatan
Bilbo
Mississippi
Stuart
Virginia
Pleasant
Louisiana
Fichtean
Michigan
Kansas
Georgia
Nathan B. Williams
National Retail Dry Goods Association
National Association of Piano Manufacturers
Champ Clark
Senate
House
United States Chamber of Commerce
Southern Commercial Congress
The
Southern Society
Chamber of Commerce
Board
Stop Pain from Neuralgia with St Jacobs Oil Ad
Old time advertisement promises instant relief from neuralgia and pain by rubbing St Jacobs Oil on affected areas. Claims the product is harmless, does not burn or discolor skin, and provides quick, widespread relief for facial, head, or body pains. Mentions available in small bottles from drug stores.
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St. Jacobs
Senate Filibuster Rules Arm American Ships Debate
A marathon Senate session debated arming American merchant ships and directing a war response to German aggression. Senators Stone, Brandegee and Hitchcock argued for limits on presidential power, while others pressed to declare war or authorize armed ships amid warnings of a pending global conflict.
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Og Rateta
Senate
Stone
Committee On Foreign Relations
Couran
Hitchcock
Weeks
Senator Weeks
Foreign Relations Committee
Brandegee
Connecticut
Brandegeée
Brandegeswald
Mexico
Fall
Germany
Senator Reed
Minsouri
Senator Fall
Wilson
Rock
Congress
Hardwick
Senator Stone
United States
Johnny Bull
Steve
Kase
England
Lewis
Senator Hardwick
Glynn
New York
Sutherland
Utah
Senator Jones
Sterling
Nelson
Jones
Greece
Townsend
Field Marshal Hoetzendorf Dismissed by Austria
Chicago reports Emperor Charien of Austria has dismissed Field Marshal Conrad von Hoetzendorf, the Austrian chief of staff. The veteran commander played a key role in major operations since the war began and earned Pour le Merite in 1916. He led Austrian forces on the Italian front and helped recapture Lemberg from Russia.
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Chicago
Emperor Charien of
Austria
Conrad von Hoetzendorf
Vienna
Reutere
Amsterdam
Strausenbere
von Hoetzendorf
Berlin
Italy
Baron Reinaghans
Marshal von Hoetsendorf
Lemberg
Pape's Diapepsia Antacid Claims Quick Digestion Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for sour stomach indigestion and gas. It promises neutralizing stomach acids within five minutes, stopping souring, belching, and discomfort, with a large case costing fifty cents and claims of gentle, effective relief.
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Pape
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