Bridges and rail line herald great New York project span
New York reports a vast 10 mile connecting line and Hell Gate bridge costing about 27 million dollars. The structure links Pennsylvania and New Haven systems, enabling through service between New England and the South. The massive span, towers and approaches are described as a world landmark in bridge engineering.
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New York Connecting Railway Company
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New Haven
Hartford
New England
Hell Gate Bridge
Randalls Island
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Randalls
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Enxuleers
Traing
Bronx
Bronx Hills
Tindenthal
A J Cassit
Pennarisanta
Hell Trate
New Haven Road
Columbus Singers Praised by Harper at Inaugural Event
The Columbus Slee Club of 40 members entertained at the Washington inaugural events, singing with the Marine Band and receiving praise from Harper. A Washington girl artist, Mrs Pla Wmans Selby, performed a megaphone solo in Lafayette Square and was made an honorary member of the inaugural committees.
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Washington
Capitol
White House
Jelie
Harper
Court of Honor
Luis
Arsay the Marine
Toe Club
Democratic Party
Ohio
Pla Wmans Selby
Pontcalia
Lafayette Square
Compa
Marine Band
Glee Club
Monument Lot
Capitol Building
Tigers
Antikamnia Tablets Endorsed For Pain Relief By Dr Robbins
Dr C P Robbins asserts antikamnia tablets reliably relieve pain and aid rapid return to activity. He notes usefulness for malarial headaches, quinine aftereffects, digestive headaches, neuralgic headaches, and menstrual pains, with two tablets giving prompt relief.
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C. P. Robbins
Parade Climax Ends as Stands Dismantled and Crowds Depart
Washington marks the end of inaugural week as the parade closes and stands are torn down. Railroads coordinate to move crowds home, with 158 stands to be removed by Saturday and street cleaning crews tidying heaps. Many visitors remain to sightsee and remaining military groups keep the carnival mood alive. The final Boy Scout delegation, 200 from Richmond, aids in dispersal under officers, planning quarters for the Confederate reunion in June.
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Washington
Southern
Richmond
Adjt
T. O. Heinrich
George T. Governator
A. B. Pyle
R. A. Kane
A.B. Crabill
Capitol
F. A. Mathes
Ashlar Club Annual Dinner Honors Masonic Leaders
The Ashlar Club held its annual dinner featuring Master Masons in Federal service and a third banquet in Tomghe. Key figures included A McLean, treasurer. Dr. BOW Suen. Bran E. Koch. Dr. Millard J Holmes. John D. Parker. Hubert McLean. Alonzo W. Shunk. Dr. Robert A. Daniel. and John Wilson, with committee members listed.
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Tresurer
Bow Suen ~Oroeral
Bran E. Koch
Herald Fexecut
Millard J Holmes Wisl
John D. Parker
Hubert McLean
Alonzo W. Shunk
Robert A. Danael
John Wilson
Inaugural Date Change Sought by National Committee
A national committee formed in 1901 to shift the inaugural date to a milder season has scheduled an April meeting to pursue a constitutional amendment. Chair Henry B. F. Macfarland leads, with Col Robert N. Harper slated for membership. The focus follows 1901 hardships and the presence of 75 governors among current members.
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National Committee
Henry B. F. Macfarland
Washington
Robert N. Harper
United States
John Joy Edson
Charles J. Bell
Edward J
Reception for Sir Herbert Tree by Washington Society
The Shakespeare Society of America branch in Washington hosted a reception for Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree at the Colonial School yesterday afternoon. Prominent local social and educational figures attended as presentations were made by Rev. George Buckler, president of the national society, and Mrs. Eleanore Newton Buckler, drama department head.
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Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree
Shakespeare Society of America
Colonial School
Washington
George Buckler
National Society
Eleanore Newton Buckler
Supreme Court announces opinions and admissions list
The Supreme Court session presents a roster of justices led by Chief Justice White with McKenna Holmes Day and others. It includes opinions on cases from Beav er, McAllister, and Brandeis along with numerous dockets from No. 623 to No. 885 and additional original and petition matters continued on the tenth page.
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American Graphophone Company
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Musterole Quick Relief No Blister Ad Teaser
Musterole is a clean white ointment made with mustard oil. It relieves sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and chest cold pains without blistering. Doctors and nurses commonly recommend it for many aches pains and injuries with easy rub-on application.
City Briefs Highlights from Washington chemists and local events
The Chemical Society of Washington meets at 8 am at the Cosmos Club with speakers F B La Force E C McKelvy C S Taylor and D R Harper from the Bureau of Standards. Herbert S Bigelow speaks on The Religion of Inspired Politics at 8 pm at the M C A 1730 G Street NW. Garland Wright 4 of 510 Second St NW injured when run over by a car operated by William J White. M N G Company F reception March 3 in Hyattsville Armory for Capt Francis Wainter and Second Lieut Nathan R Worth with Lieut Thomas Lyon. N W Shefferman to lecture at Y M C A on Analyzing Character. James L ow es 70 dies in Ash ton Md of apoplexy in front of 108 K St NW. C J Blanchard lectures on The Northwest at 8 15. Drama League Study Club discusses Shaw Parker and others at Public Library led by G A Mead. Albert Dyson 24 of Hughville Md injured in car crash near Waldorf Md. Miss Gertrude Gray 28 of 11308 Third St SE injured sliding down stairs. More than 50 inaugural visitors from home attend a Kansas State Society of Washington reception at the Home Club. Senator W H Thompson among guests.
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Justice Holmes
Justice Day
van Mevanter
Justice Pitney
Justice McReynolds
Justice Brandes
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la Hue Brown
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Chicago, Il
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Waco, Tex
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Springfeil
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Iingfield
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Chanute
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H.K. Coughlan
Paola
Kang
George Selden Wallach
Huntington
W Va
Albert H Vestal
Anderson
Ind
Edward Rees
Baltimore
Leslie J. Lyons
Kansas City
Horace L. Bomar
Spartanburg
C Heath
Forth Worth
Tex
Samuel Uirde Fullerton
Miami
Clyde Scott Stilwell
Chicago
Raynal
Bolling
New York City
Kenneth B Halstead
Whitlow West Draften
Boonville
Krank. Cleary
San Francisco
Cal
George Palmer Garrett
Kissimmee
Fla
Fred P. Branson
Muskogee
Til
James W. Ryan
Col
James T. Lloyd
Washington
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Thomas J. Bresnahan
Detroit
Mich
Louis J. Colombo
Dewolt
Washington, D. C
Guy A. Thompson
St. Louis
Walter B. Sands
Chinook
Mont
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Galesburg
Ill
Olaf Lie
Selja
San Francisco and Portland Steamship Company
American Steamship Beaver
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ninth Circuit
District
Court of the United States
California
Justice Clarke
Memphis Street Mallway Company
S. C. Moore
Ivy B. Douglas
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District Court of the United States
Western District of
Tennessee
Mariam McAllister
A. J. McAllister
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Marysville
Big Sandy
District Court
Robert J. McKubben
District Court of the United ‘States
Southern District of New York
Justice Branell
Charles G. Pennington
The
Fourth National Bank of
Cincinnati
Supreme Court of the
State of Ohio
Brandeis
Clarke Pease
Rathbun Jones Engineering Company
Clark Pease
Southern District of Texas
Swift & Co
Hocking Valley Railway Company
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van Devanter
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Rome Railway and Light Company
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Sereh White
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Stomach Health Advice and Digestive Remedies
A noted authority explains indigestion from hyper acidity and fermentation of undigested food. He urges avoiding digestive aids and recommends four ounces of Jad Salts with water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acid, reduce gas, and promote digestion.
Grand Jury Indicts Two, Guilty Pleas Reported
A Virginia prohibition case roundup notes pleas of guilty by Henry Johnson colored for feloniously shooting I. S. Gross and Anna Slaughter. Johnson gets five years in the state penitentiary on one indictment and one year on another. Other defendants, including Jackeal and Thomas Buckley, faced charges with mixed outcomes. Circuit Court actions and city jail terms are reported along with local inaugural visitors to Mount Vernon and historic Alexandria sites.
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Gross
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King Street
Alexandris
Corporation Court
James Treakle
Arthur Welch
John Wabash
Isaiah Parris
Connie Washington
John Haskins
Pete Mason
J. W. Berry
William Lomax
Barley
Jackeal
Thomas Buckley
Ryan
Buckley
Richard Co. Burnett
White
Anna
Slaughter
State Penitentiary
Arnolds in Congress Telegram From Parker to Bryan
New York March 6 Alton B Parker sent a telegram to William Jennings Bryan in Miami Fla urging him to restrain allies and followers and to persuade those in Congress to avoid aiding German aims and avert a shameful scene in Washington while praising prepared defenses and suggesting Benedict Arnolds of Congress should end the current episode.
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Alton B. Parker
William Jennings Bryan
Miami
Fla
Senator la Follette
Germany
United States
Beas
Washington
Benedict Arnolds
Congress
Clark at Conry Funeral in New York Delegation
Speaker Clark led a large congressional delegation to New York to attend the funeral of Michael F Conry, former representative of the Fifteenth New York district in recent Congresses.
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New York
Clark
Michael F Conry
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