Parade fund surplus plan for permanent hall
The inauguration committee reports a surplus near 30000 dollars to fund a permanent reception hall in Washington near the presidential inauguration. Proceeds from ticket sales concerts and privileges total about 82000 dollars with up to 37900 expected costs, leaving a net surplus around 31000 dollars to support steelwork on a Washington building and future inaugural celebrations.
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St. Louis
Washington
Wilson
Roosevelt
United States
Vesterda
Asier
Ales Yester Lay
Punkets
Eyecnm
Laois
EL Abeseite
Priste
Inaugural Praise From Police and Guests at Flambeau Club
Chairman Wilson lauded Maj Sylvester and the police for orderly inaugural crowds on March 4 I naugural committee chair Gen Wilson sent cordial thanks. A formal notice praised officers for enforcing laws during the inauguration and maintaining order at the District of Columbia event. Guests at the Flambeau Club dinner at 931 G Street NW included Mrs R E B Dear Wiss Lillian Dear Douglas Dear Supenor Wis Miss Jenjewell Powell and others from Minnesota Oklahoma and Texas.
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Maj. Sylvester
Maj Sylvester
Gen Wilson
Flambeau Club
Minneapolis
James Minnick
Oklahoma
Okla
San Antomo Tex Mi
George Horton
Wailing Kern Fontaine Dein Tomlins
Bangs
McTruax
George H Deringer
Vernon Smith
Herbert & Boser
Held for attempt on bank at Sandy Spring
James Batley charged with implication in the attempted robbery of the Simmes Institution bank at Sandy Spring Maryland last May. He was brought from Baltimore and held before Justice of the Peace Joseph Reading with testimony placing him near the scene. Witnesses describe gunfire exchanges and link a Baltimore suspect to the crime as the grand jury convenes in March.
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Washington
Rockville
James Batley
Ako
Don Sharty
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Reading
Simmes Institution
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Thas
Pumphreys
Bradle
Bailey
Bradley
Bigaley
Ggtren
Hooten
Cmemnnau
Baltishe
Pumphrey
Balley
Sandy Spring Bank
Binley
Rose Wall
Tim Ot
Florists Club Elects Officers and Exhibits Carnations
The Florists Club of Washington held its annual meeting at Sehmidt Hall on Ninth Street, reelected President William F. Gude and officers, and awarded Secretary Bisset a silver plate. A rare carnation exhibition featured blooms from growers, with a two day display arranged by A Gude & Bros at 124 Fo Street, inviting public viewing in Washington.
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Florists Club of Washington
Sehmidt Hall
Ninth Street
William F Gude
Charles Henlock
Peter Bisset
William Ho Fines
Bisset
Swin Oaks
Society of American Florists
Florists Club
District of Columbia
Tarrytown
Lawson
Dahelm
Dillon Bloomaburg
Weber & Sor
Oakland
Weber
West Twenty Ninth Street
New Yark
Tory Alex
Gordon
Washington DC
Enchantress
Flawinga
Lawson Mio
Freeman
Palmer & Son Gancaster
Red Lawson
Davis & Son
Washington
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Emphasizes Purifying Blood
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best medicine for cleansing and strengthening the blood, claiming it prevents illness and supports every organ. It urges buyers to insist on Hood's and Hood's alone with marketing bluntness.
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Hood
Rider Haggard Seeks U S Farm Settlement Plans for Poor
London author and Salvation Army observer Rider Haggard arrives in Washington as a government commissioner to study land settlements and aid English urban poor with farm homes. He travels with Miss Angels Haggard and secretary Ranson Cagill, plans two to three days in D C then California, and hopes to meet President Roosevelt.
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W Rider Haggard
Normandie
Washington
England
United States
London
California
Miss Angels Rider Haggard
Ranson Cagill
Harry A Wight
Salvation Army
Mr. Haggard
New York
Philadelphia
Canada
Miss Haggard
Mr Haggard
Tim
America
D A R Board Adopts Plans For National Congress At Continental Hall
National Society of the Daughters of the Revolution holds March meeting to discuss matters for the national congress in April at Washington with dedication of Continental Hall. President General Mrs Charles W Fairbanks presided as credentials for 392 applicants were approved and seats drawn for state delegates.
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National Congress
National Society of the Daughters of the Revolution
Washington
John R Walker
Continental Hall
Missouri
Charles W Fairbanks
Viranda Barmy Tulloch
Greenltef
W Simpson Massachusetta
Clara Lee Bowman
Connecticut
Vira Heney & Burnham
New Hampshire
Wiss Elizabeth Shew
Willis
Maryland
Wiliam & Fulkr
Augusta Deer
Mary Evans Rosa
Séwards Hennett Rosa
Banking Brooks Colorado
Julius Justey
Vamont
Walter H Weed
Montana
Isaus
Hamlin
Herry i Mann
Mob
Mary J
Lockwood
Charlotte Smerson Maines
Knights of Labor Suit Heats In District Court of Appeals
Hearing on the Knights of Labor dispute dominated yesterday in the District Court of Appeals. The Hayes faction appeals a Supreme Court ruling that Burns faction officers legally manage the order. Lawyers Davis for appellants and Cole and Donaldson for appellees argued amid a voluminous record. City news notes include John Kelly's highway robbery arrest of Jeremiah Shea near Botanic Garden and a Carnation exhibit at A Gude & Bro's on F street.
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Knights of Labor
District Court of Appeals
Hayes
Order
Justice Anderson
District Supreme Court
Burns
Henry E. Davis
Cole and Donaldson
Appellees
Columbia Heights Sewer Woes Highlight Monthly Meeting
The Columbia Heights Citizens Association met at St Stephen's Parish Hall presided by Judge Charles S Bundy to address North Court sewer connections. New members joined. District officials discussed opening Sherman and Clifton streets, Euclid Place, and alley condemnations under a new Congress act to allow sewer access where no street abuts North Court.
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Columbia Heights
Bundy
Congress
Sherman Avenue
Grant Street
Florida Avenue
Clifton Street
Euclid Place
Erie Street
Alexander Wolf
Albert J Carrice
H B Davis
B F Gibbs
District Commissioners
North Court
Eleventh Street
Columbia Road
Engineer Department
Kenesaw Avenue
Act of Congress
Bullock's Cowboys Sell Ponies At Rainy Exhibition
Capt Beth Bullock's cowboys sold broncos at seventh street baseball park yesterday amid rain and muddy grounds. Few ponies were sold as stunts disrupted racing and crowd cheered despite the damp. The exhibition, postponed from yesterday, will resume today at 2:30 pm with Bullock selecting a strong team and promising thrilling acts.
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Beth Bullock
Cowboys
Wild Western Broncos
Seventh Street
West
Bullock
Far West
Inaugural Visitor Swindles Jewelry Firm
A Chicago inaugural visitor using the name J P Roberts of Chicago tricked a Pennsylvania avenue jeweler by arranging to inspect a $250 diamond ring before purchase. He fled with the ring after sending it up stairs to his wife, believed to be part of a professional gang during the inauguration. Police hold him on a highway robbery charge. Wendon Noyes, a Black man, faced a police court hearing on robbery, with $2000 bond, for alleged assault and theft from Luther Payne in Benning.
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Jeremiah Shea
John Kelly
Hartigan and Brown
Kelly
Fifth Street
Botanic Gardena
Keily
Chicago
Pennsylvania Avenue
J P Roberts
Chago
Roberts
H Street
Robert
Hoberts
Wendon Noyes
Noyes
Luther Payne
Virginia
Benning
O Brien
Chiyton
Herp « Florist
Uharit
Easy health habit with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An article extols simple daily health rules focused on a healthy stomach rather than dieting. It cites Dr Wiechard and claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets improve digestion after meals, are safe and effective, and widely sold in the US, Britain, and Australia.
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Wiechard
Stuart
Maine
California
Great Britain
Australia
Godod
Wreck in Subway Tangles With Union Strife in City
Reports detail a subway wreck continuing from earlier pages amid threats of a sympathetic strike. Amalgamated Association leadership pressed for electric and eccentric engineers to walk out, while police guard powerhouses and talks of negotiations falter. Downtown New York shuts down as crowds clear streets and trains run wild with fears of more disruptions.
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Amalgamated Association
May
Hedley
Engineers
Firemens Electric and Eccentric
Northam
Interborough
Mnmber
Columbia College
Farley
George Pepper
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Gompers Goes to New York for Consultation on Strike
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor left Washington for New York last night. He said he expects to be advised there on the railway men's strike and to offer any assistance toward a settlement. He noted he has not been asked to come and will act per an arrangement to discuss internal matters with the Teamsters union and newspaper mail delivery drivers.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
New York
Gompers
Cgompers
Washington
Pne
Teamsters Union
Weather conditions and temperatures across the United States March 7
The Weather Bureau reports widespread unsettled conditions from Texas to the Lower Lakes with rain and snow in many regions. Temperatures vary, with the Ohio and Tennessee valleys seeing 10 to 20 degrees above seasonal averages, while the Rocky Mountains show cooler readings. General fair weather is expected in the northern and coastal areas with rain in the South and Southwest, and advancing colder conditions in the Middle Atlantic and East Gulf states by Thursday.
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Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Texas
Laker
Luke General
Rocky Mountains
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Tennesee
Mssissippi
Lake Michigan
Luropear
South Ainds
Grand Darke
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