Inauguration Day Parade Captures Washington Spirit
Crowds parade Washington streets with silk hats and gowns as military and civic groups march to depots led by bands. Police credit orderly conduct to enhanced coordination with the International Police Association and expanded detective force. Church attendance is high, museums close, and cleanup is rapid as crowds depart on special trains amid a nationwide exodus.
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Washington
Richard Sylvester
International Poiice Association
Maj
Sylvester
Apt Boardman
Rehue
Roosvelt
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Jarver Gen Gobin
Fourth
Garrett Hobart Association
Newark
McKinley and
Roosevelt
Orange
Delaware
Tennessee
Southern Railway
Republican Club
New York City
Guv Higgins
New York
Avenue in Splendor Lights Out at Midnight Inaugural Display
Thousands thronged the avenue from Capitol to Seventeenth Street to view the Court of History and Treasury illuminations during the inauguration. White and green figures, bamboo poles, palms, and electric bulbs created a tropical, stately scene with walls of lights along Executive Avenue and the Treasury, while Kann’s store flashed a large patriotic motto as crowds watched the lights go out at midnight.
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Grace Reformed Church
Capitol
Treasury
Court of History
Seventeenth Street
Committee On
Committee On Illuminatons
Court of Honor
McKintey
Fifteenth Street
Francis
Blenville
Clark
Monroe
Jackson
Marquette
Philippines
United States
Southland
Lousiana
White House
Bernard R Green
Congressional Library
Treasury Building
Thirteenth Street
National Theater
Eighth Street
Kann
Visitors to Pension Office Admit Hundreds of Orphans
In a city event the FPension Office opened to hundreds of children from orphan homes yesterday afternoon to view the decorated interior. Officials and guards limited access as photographers recorded the scene while fire and police detail kept order. Decorations will be dismantled over the next three days as lamps and plants are taken down and removed after the inaugural events.
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Fpension
Debria
Crowds Depart By Rail At Washington Stations
Early yesterday crowds filled Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio stations as trains rushed out with departing visitors. Pennsylvania regiments led the specials while New Jersey avenue saw trains heading to Baltimore and other lines kept to schedule. Shepard's Moving Pictures at the Academy drew a large audience with varied dramatic and humorous subjects, colored screens, and new views promised for Sunday night. Belgrade reports deny a proposed 600000 dollar gift to King Peter and recount government talk of restoring confiscated Karageorgevich domains, fueling rumors.
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Republican , Indian League
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Union County
Elizabeth
Baltimore and Ohio
Eighth New York Regiment
Pilea
Fifth
Maryland Regiment
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Basex
United States
New York
Maryland
Naval Reserves
Naval Miliia
Buckeye Republican and
Old Guardsclubs
Columbus
Ohio
Burgess Corps
Albany
Harvard Republican Club
New England
Marines
League Imand
Syracuse
Philadelphia Orchestra
Gen P H Wood Club
Michigan
Italian Marching Club
Pennsylvania
New Jersey Avenue
New York Avenue
Italy
Washington
The
Academy
Peter
Belgrade
M. Balongdics
Karageorgevich
Obrenovich
Inaugural Ball Receipts On Track To Near Sixty Thousand
Officials estimate about 8400 tickets sold for the inaugural ball and total receipts near 75 000 with costs around the same. Public comfort chief Weller cites 145 000 visitors with concert proceeds possibly 10 000 to 15 000 and privileges around 3 000. Ailes expects 42 000 from ball tickets and notes supper tickets unclear.
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Weller
Public Comfort Committee
Ailes
Alles
Weather Summary from L S Department of Agriculture
Weather conditions reported for March 5 to 8 show unsettled conditions across the Middle Mississippi Valley Southwest and Southern Central regions with light rains in the South Lower Ohio and Lower Arkansas Valleys and local snow in the Lake region. Temperatures are higher in the Ohio Valley and Middle Atlantic, cooler in the South Atlantic, and colder across the Gulf States and Central Rocky Mountains. Forecasts warn of further rain or snow Monday into Tuesday across the East and Central regions, with fairer conditions in the Northwest. City temperatures, rainfall, sunshine, tides, and star data for various cities are listed, including highs and lows and rainfall amounts.
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L.S. Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Woshington
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Arkansas Valley
Lake
Middle Atlantic States
South Atlantic States
Eestern
Northen
Missouri Valley
West Gulf States
Southwest
Rocky Mountain
Guilt
Rocky Mountain Region
Gulf States
New England
Middle Atlantis
South Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Michigan
Army and Navy Inaugural Concerts at Pension Building
Three grand concerts conclude inaugural celebrations in Washington at 10 30 in honor of the army and navy with Lieut Gen Adna R Chaffee and Admiral George Dewey, at 2 30 for Congress with Vice President Charles W Farbanka and Speaker Joseph G Cannon, and at 8 for the people with a 600 voice chorus. Marine Band Haydn Male Chorus perform. Arlington visit notes.
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Army and Navy of
The
United States
Adna R. Chaffee
George Dewey
Congress of the
Charles W. Farbanka
Joseph G. Cannon
United States Marine Band
Haydn
Utica
Percy S. Foster
Marine Band
Army
Navy
Sousa
Lohengrin
Wagner
Laurent de Rille
Walter F Smith
Strauss
Gungs “Comrades In Arms
Adolph Adam Haydn
Scotland
Congress
Ole J. May
Grang Acenes
Il Trovatore
Gavotte
Hayden Morrta Haydn
Col ‘Tyler’. Wight
Gipsy't
Ned’ Galop
Husarenritt
Lautelmann
America
Delibes
Godfrey - Soysa Kschalawelry Hart
John Knowles Paine
Weber United States Marine Band
Die Walkure
Wagner United States Marine Band
Hall
Bright Abode
Tannhauer
Wagner Chorus
Union and Liberty
Horatio Parker
Parker
Yale University
Fackestanz
Mayerbeer
F. Fanctulu
Roosevelt
Sousa United States Marine Band
Club concert features parody performances and serenades
The Columbus club presented a varied program with parodies such as Chief Parker's Plea and Mr Dooler. A fine chorus performed Two Campaign Gongs and The Knight's Farewell while Reed and Dutcher impressed audiences with Hawley's Song and Cupid at the Ferry. Accompanying musicians Calis, Thomas, and Metcalf supported the performances as members pledged a send-off to Columbus.
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Chief Parker
Bryan
Mr. Dooler
Mister Parker
L. C. Smith
Teddy
J. B. Naylor
the Knight
Mr. Reed
Hawley
Tessie
Brewer
Sullivan
Mr. Dutcher
D'Hardelot
Oppenheim
Cupid
Thomas
Calis
Clarence Metcalf
Columbus
Taft
Hanna
Senator Foraker
Wairbanks
Chesapeake and Ohio
Inaugural Ball Orchestra at National Theater
Prof William A Haley directs an audience pleasing program by the Inaugural Ball Orchestra at the New National Theater. Ten numbers feature solos by Mesarg Albert Knowlton and William Clabaugh with Mrs Annie Grant Fugitt winning recalls. The concert ends with a standing ovation after America.
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Haley
National Theater
New National Theater
William A. Haley
Victor Herbert
America
Mesarg
Albert Knowlton
William Clabaugh
Annie Grant
Gumprecht
Danny Deever
Clahaugh
Mr Knowlton
Rossini
R. C Stearn
Lintner
Hall
Adiyn
Bilse
Strauss
Zickoff
Buckeye Glee Club Delights Columbus Audience at Chase's
The Republican Glee Club of Columbus Ohio performed a grand concert at Chase's Theater led by Harold G Simpson with 100 singers. The program featured two recitations by J J Barber and solos by William Reed and Charles Dutcher. The audience applauded and several numbers were encored.
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Buckeye
Chase’s
Republican Glee Club
Columbus
Ohio
Chase's
Harold G. Simpson
D. K. Watson
J. J. Barber
Finnegan
Sullivan
Fighting Man
Buck
Charles Dutcher
Mendelsann
Marine Band Delights Washington With Popular Concert
The Marine Band at Chase's Theater drew a large audience of strangers and Washington residents. The program featured Buccallossi’s A Hunting Scene and a comic Bedelia, plus Mignon overture and Wagner, with Sousa Diplomat among newer pieces. Eugene Cowles sang Forgotten and other numbers, joined by the Newsboys' Trio for popular vaudeville selections.
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Marine Band
Chase's ‘Theater
Washington
Marine Corps
Buccallossi
Bedelia
Thomas
von Blon
Lundengrin
Wagner
Santelmann
Sousa
Eugene Cowles
Bostons
Newsboys
Mr. Cowles
Pegey
Concert at the Columbia Features Philadelphia Orchestra
The Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Fritz Scheel gave an enjoyable concert at the Columbia Theater last evening. Despite a small audience, the performance inspired strong appreciation with numerous encores. Soloists included cellist Alfred Saal tenor Thomas Evans Green and baritone Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. Saal impressed with Saint-Saens The Swan and a Hugo Becker minuet.
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Philadelphia Orchestra
Scheel
Fritz Scheel
Columbia Theater
Pilgrims
Alfred Saal
Thomas Evans Green
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
Sasl
Saint-Saens
Hugo Becker
Mr. Saal
Edward
Large Crowd Enjoys Saengerbund Sunday Night Concert
A crowded Saengerbund club house hosted a Sunday night concert with a varied program. Soloist Karl Jorss impressed as a prodigy delivering a piano encore, while Mrs. William Keye Miller and tenors Charles Nanten and M. H. Stevens offered multiple pieces. The Etremere Quarter closed with Abt’s Vineto as President Claudy welcomed guests and Henry Mander accompanied with finesse.
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Saengerbund
William Keye Miller
Schumann
Henry Mander
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