Parade Fund Surplus Planned for Permanent Hall in Washington
A surplus from inaugural events, estimated around 31000, would finance a permanent convention hall in Washington to accommodate crowds. The committee reports ticket sales, reviews, concerts, and privileges may net about 60000, with donations and receipts guiding construction of a steel structure near the inaugural site.
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Roosevelt
United States
Washington
Ajer
Gresext
Teinete
Persien
Inaugural thanks from Wilson to Maj Sylvester and officers
Chairman Wilson yesterday praised Maj Sylvester and the police force for handling inaugural crowds with efficiency. Generals, editors, and officials sent letters of gratitude, while a formal district order commended the department for enforcing laws and supporting superintendent during the inauguration. Guests at the Flambeau Club dinner included Mrs R E Dear Wiss and various notable attendees.
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Chairman Wilson
Maj. Sylvester
Maj Sylvester
Wilson Chattman
Department
District of Columbia
Flambeau Club
Minneapolis
G Street
Reb Dear
Wiss
Lillian Dear Douglas Dea Supenor
Wis
Jenjewell Powell Diuuth Vann
Blanche Miller
Detro Wich
C ER Greff Gr
Florence Groff
St Paul Minn
James Moinniv
Oklahoma Cit
Okla
San An Inom
Tex Va
George Horton
Fontaine
Bank Robbery Implication Hearings In Sandy Spring
James Bailey, alleged to be implicated in a May bank robbery at the Sandy Spring Savings Institution, faced a judge with Detective Bradley and Baltimore officials presenting testimony. Custody followed a transfer from Baltimore, with Bailey remanded to jail in default of bond as the grand jury meets March 7.
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Washington Post
Rockville
James Bailey
Don Sharty
Vegezman
Justice of the Peace
Joseph
Siwmes Institution
Sandy Spring
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Pumphre
Bradle
Peter
Bailey
Miss Turner
Marlowe
Batley
Samuel B Wetherald
Richard Lansdale
Heilhs Robbinson
Bradley
Bewley Ander
Ggren
Post Office
Hooten
Cinemnatu
Balti Th
Pumphrey
Sands Spring Bank
Ciill
Ballay
Binley
Florists Club Election Showcases Rare Carnations Exhibit
The Florists Club of Washington held its annual meeting at Lehmidt Hall on Ninth street. Officers were reelected and a silver plate presented to Secretary Peter Bisset Swin Oaks. A large civic agenda followed, including showcasing new and rare carnations by growers such as R Fitton and Lawson Dahelm. Varieties including Bride, Enchantress, and Red Lawson were listed. Exhibits by multiple firms were displayed for two days at 124 Fo street, a public life event unseen in Washington before.
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Florists Club of Washington
Lehmidt Hall
Ninth Street
William F Gude View
Charles Henlock
Secreter
Peter Bisset
William H WoEqnest
Bisset
Swin Oaks
Society of American Florists
Florists Club
District i of
Columbia
Fitton Tarrytown
Lawson Dahelm
Lawson
Dillon Bloomaburg
Chere
Weber & Sor
Oakland
Waryland
Gide & Bros
Washington
Cor Dally United
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health and Blood Purity
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the finest medicine for health, claiming it purifies and fortifies blood to support every organ and tissue. It insists on using Hood's and only Hood's with no substitutes.
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Hood
Novelist Rider Haggard Visits Washington as U S Land Settlement Investigator
R over Haggard arrives from England at Normandie with daughter Miss Angels Rider Haggard and secretary Ranson Cagill to study U S land settlements and Salvation Army projects for housing London's poor. He will tour cities, farms, and Canada to report on farm life barriers and potential U S programs for emigration solutions. He plans meetings in Washington, California, and with President Roosevelt, while praising farm life and stock-raising.
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Salvation Army
W Rider Haggard
Normandie
Washington
England
United States
London
California
Miss Angels Rider Haggard
Ranson Cagill
Harry
New York
Philadelphia
Canada
Miss Haggard
Mr Haggard
Tom
Tim
America
National Society of Daughters of the Revolution Board Meeting
Discussion focused on plans for the national congress to be held in the city next April and the dedication of Continental Hall. Credentials of 392 applicants were approved and seats for delegates drawn for each state. A Missouri memorial room near the hall was proposed with $140 pledged to fund it.
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National Congress
National Society of the Daughters of the Revelution
Washington Loin and ‘Trust
Cty
Continental Hall
Charles W . Fairbanks
Dhowe
Willam E Puller Tr Wis
Continental
Ino
John R Walker
Missouri
Charles W Fairbanks
Viranda Barmy Tulloch
Greenltef
Smpson
Massachusetta Mies Clara Les Bowman
Connecticut
Vira Heney & Burnham
New Hampshire
Wiss
Elizabeth Shew
Wills
Maryland
Wiliam & Fulkr
Augusta Deer
Mary Evans Rosa
Séwards Hennett Rosa
Lankin Brooks Olorady
Julius J
Katey
Vumont
Walter H Weed Montana
Isaus
Martin Vrs Herry
Mary J Lockwood
Charlotte Smerson Maines J Pembroke
West
Caries H Ter
Henry Penny Paccer
Charles Warres Lippitt
Washington
Howard
Knights of Labor Suit Heares in District Court of Appeals
Hearings on the Knights of Labor case occupied yesterday in the District Court of Appeals. The Burns faction seeks to overturn justice and control the order, while the Hayes faction claims to hold office. The record features a voluminous set of evidence and arguments by Henry E. Davis for the appellants and Cole and Donaldson for the appellees. Detected at one-half publisher’s price Jeremiah Shea’s alleged assailant. John Kelly arrested for highway robbery. police say he robbed Jeremiah Shea on Sept at Botanic Gardens and eluded capture until last night. Exhibition of rare carnations at A Gude & Bros. 1214 F street, Wednesday and Thursday.
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Knights of Labor
District Court of Appeals
Hayes
Justice Anderson
District Supreme Court
Burns
Order
Henry E. Davis
Appellants
Cole and Donaldson
Appellees
Jeremiah Shea
John Kelly
Hartigan and Brown
Kelly
Fifth Street
Botanic Gardena
Keily
Wrightscount
Watherne Garrison
Watilda Tackson
Cairrison
Pennsyvania Avenue
Sitherine Girrison
Tackson
Gairison
Wis
Garrson
O Brien
H Street
Chiyton
Gairrison
Pennsylvanis Avenue
Lins
Sewerage Action at Columbia Heights Meeting Promises North Court Solution
At the Columbia Heights Citizens Association monthly meeting in St Stephen's Parish Hall Judge Charles S Bundy presiding, steps were taken to address North Court sewerage. Mr J Miller Kenyon criticized appointments to District benches while three new members joined, and Bundy announced Congress approval for opening Sherman avenue Clifton street and Euclid Place, plus a bill allowing District Commissioners to open alleys.
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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
Jewelry Clerk Aids Inaugural Visitor Swindles Ring Loss
A Pennsylvania avenue jewelry firm lost a diamond ring valued at 250 dollars to a man who used a trick to have the jewel sent for inspection. He identified as J P Roberts of Chicago and fled with the ring after a staged rooming house delivery. Police link Roberts to a gang of professionals operating during the inauguration. In a separate matter Wendon Noyes was arraigned on highway robbery, held on 2000 dollars bond after allegedly assaulting Luther Payne from Virginia and stealing 40 dollars.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Avenue
J P Roberts
Chago
Roberts
H Street
Robert
Hoberts
Wendon Noyes
Noyes
Luther Payne
Virginia
Benning
Easy Way to Keep Well Through Simple Daily Rules
An article extols daily health habit of maintaining a healthy stomach without dieting. It cites Dr Wiechard and Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as safe, effective aids aiding digestion after meals. It claims broad use from Maine to California and abroad, with sales through druggists at 50 cents per full package.
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Wiechard
Stuart
Mage
Maine
California
Great Britain
Australia
Godod
Wreck and Strike Turmoil Shuts Down Subways Citywide
Reports detail a subway strike with Amalgamated Association actions and engineering union calls. Traffic halted and authorities plan contingencies as workers threaten to walk out, while police and nonunion crews shift to maintain essential power and transit operations. The scene depicts crowds, commuter disruption, and a looming labor confrontation in New York.
Gompers Heads to New York for Consultations
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, left Washington for New York last night. He expected to be consulted by railway workers leaders and to advise on any possible settlement of the strike. Gompers said he had not been asked to come but would assist if his services are needed. The visit aligns with earlier arrangements to discuss internal matters involving the teamsters union and drivers of the newspaper mail delivery service.
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Amalgamated Association
May
Hedley
Engineers
Firemens Electric and Eccentric
Northam
Interborough
Columbia College
T Hey
Farley
George Pepper
Wis
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
New York
Gompers
Cgompers
Washington
Pne
Teamsters Union
Weather Conditions Report From Department of Agriculture
A weather bulletin notes a storm path from Texas to the Lower Great Lakes bringing rain and snow from the Rockies eastward, with warmer values in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee. It forecasts rain for Wednesday across the South and Southwest, mixed precipitation in the Middle Mississippi Valley, and generally fair to cooler conditions on Thursday from Texas to the East Coast, with warmer readings in the Southern Slopes and New England coast. Temperature readings across listed cities show varied overnight lows and daytime highs, with notable precipitation and sunshine percentages reported.
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Rocky Mountain
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Tennesee
Rocky Mountains
Misisssppi
Rocy Mountains
Lake Michigan
Wil
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