Surplus plan for permanent hall to honor Roosevelts inauguration
Washington committee reports a surplus around 300000 dollars from inaugural events to fund a permanent hall in Washington. Proceeds from ticket sales concerts and privileges total about 82000 dollars. anticipated total receipts may reach 60000. The surplus would back a steel structure for a permanent exhibition hall and future inaugural balls, with final decisions pending committee reviews and funding needs.
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Roosevelt
United States
Washington
Vesterda
Asier
Ales Yester Lay
Punkets
Eyecnm
Laois
EL Abeseite
Priste
Inaugural Praise From Police and Guests at Flambeau Club
Chairman Wilson congratulated Maj Sylvester and the police chief for handling inaugural crowds. Gen Wilson and others sent thanks for orderly enforcement of laws during the inauguration on March 4. Guests of the Flambeau Club hosted a dinner at 931 G Street NW with attendance from Mrs Dear Wiss Lillian Dear Douglas Dea Supenor Wis Miss Jenjewell Powell and others.
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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
Suspect Held in Attempted Bank Robbery at Sandy Spring
James Batley and associates faced a charge of being implicated in the May attempt to rob the Simmes Institution bank at Sandy Spring. Testimony tied Batley to the vicinity and linked a hat found at the bank to Bailey, with investigations detailing surveillance and prior resort activity in Baltimore. Bail was set at 1000, and further grand jury action scheduled for March.
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Rockville
James Batley
Ako
Don Sharty
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Reading
Simmes Institution
Sandy Spring
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Thas
Pumphreys
Bradle
Bailey
Bradley
Bigaley
Ggtren
Hooten
Cmemnnau
Baltishe
Pumphrey
Balley
Sandy Spring Bank
Binley
Rose Wall
Tim Ot
Florists Club election and rare carnations exhibit in Washington
The Florists Club of Washington reelected officers W F Gude president C Henlock secretary P Bisset treasurer W Ho Fines. Secretary Bisset received a silver plate for services. The club supported the upcoming Society of American Florists convention in August, and a rare carnation exhibition was held at Sehmidt Hall featuring varieties from Lawson Dahelm White and others. The exhibit, placed by A Gude & Bros, runs two days and draws public interest as many varieties are new to Washington.
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Willard J
Huchcok
Charmin Wilson
Hitchcock
Post Office Department
Tistary
Washington
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Owens
Asvenui
War Department
Ilimin Weller
Corcoran
Axen
Sali
Cty
Hicin
Arkaidli
Hamerton
S Prurie
Congress
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
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed as Pure Health Tonic
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the finest curative and preventive medicine, claiming it purifies and enriches the blood to support all organs and tissues. It urges consumers to insist on Hood's and none other.
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Hood
RIBER HAGGARD HERE FOR LONDON POOR SETTLEMENT MISSION
Novelist Rober H Rider Haggard arrived at the Normandie in Washington as a government commissioner to study United States land settlements for Salvation Army projects. He aims to report on homes for the London poor, traveling two to three days in the capital and then to California with his daughter Miss Angels Rider Haggard and secretary Ranson Cagill. The party includes Salvation Army staff captain Harry A Wight as settlements are investigated.
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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 of Managers Discusses National Congress Next Month
The March meeting of the National Society of the Daughters of the Revolution board at Washington Loan and Trust Building focused on the upcoming national congress in April and the dedication of Continental Hall. President General Mrs Charles W Fairbanks presided as credential ballots were approved for 392 applicants and seats for delegates were drawn for each state.
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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 Hearings Occupy Court All Day
In the District Court of Appeals the Burns and Hayes factions clash over rightful officers of the Knights of Labor. Attorneys Davis Cole and Donaldson argued as hearings concluded. Also police report John Kelly arrested for highway robbery in a botanic garden attack on Jeremiah Shea. A Gude and Bros advertise a rare carnations exhibit at 1214 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
Jeremiah Shea
John Kelly
Hartigan and Brown
Kelly
Fifth Street
Botanic Gardena
Keily
Sewerage actions at Columbia Heights meeting
Columbia Heights Citizens Association met at St Stephen's Parish Hall presided by Judge Charles S Bundy. Main topic was no sewer connection for North Court. resolutions of thanks and an address by J Miller Kenyon critiqued bench appointments. new members added. sanitary chair Dr B F Gibbs reported sewer not possible where North Court lacks abutting public street. Bundy to push condemnation proceedings under new act to enable sewer placement.
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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 Boys Sell Ponies at Rainy Exhibition
Capt Beth Bullock's cowboys offered broncos at seventh street park yesterday but rain left ground muddy and events postponed to today at 2:30 pm. The sale drew mixed bids from $45 to $100 with only five ponies sold as the cowboys demonstrated riding skills and auctioneering, while city spectators endured mud and watched the show. The exhibition aims to showcase western life and entertain residents, with the program set to proceed rain or shine today.
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Beth Bullock
Cowboys
Wild Western Broncos
Seventh Street
West
Bullock
Far West
Jewelry Ring Heist At Inaugural Visitor Scam
A Pennsylvania avenue jewelry firm lost a diamond ring valued at 250 to a man claiming to be J P Roberts of Chicago. He used a trick to inspect the ring before purchase then vanished with the item. Police suspect he is part of a professional theft gang during the inauguration. Also, Wendon Noyes, held on highway robbery charges, faces $2000 bond after alleged assault on Luther Payne in Benning and theft of $40.
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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 by keeping a healthy stomach
An article extols simple daily health rules centered on a healthy stomach not dieting. It cites Dr Wiechard and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as key aids, claiming long life and robust health from regular use after meals. It notes tablets are harmless digestives and widely sold in Maine to California and beyond.
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Wiechard
Stuart
Maine
California
Great Britain
Australia
Godod
Subways Strike Sparks Widespread Turmoil and Protests
Reports detail ongoing subway strike actions led by the Amalgamated Association and the engineers and firemen unions. Talks with Superintendent Hedley stall, while police guard nonunion workers and thousands seek routes home. A mass disruption roils Manhattan with trains running wild and workers relocated to Harlem barns.
Gompers Heads to New York for Labor Talks
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 regarding a possible settlement and planned to offer any assistance in reaching a resolution. He noted he had not been asked to come and would advise as needed during the visit.
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Texas Ranger
Washington
Hoggard
Roosevelt
Amalgamated Association
May
Hedley
Engineers
Firemens Electric and Eccentric
Northam
Interborough
Mnmber
Columbia College
Farley
George Pepper
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
New York
Gompers
Cgompers
Pne
Teamsters Union
Weather Summary from Department of Agriculture Bulletin
Weather conditions across the United States show widespread precipitation from the Rockies eastward with rain and snow in the Middle West and Northwest, temperatures rising in the Mississippi Valley, and high readings in the Ohio and Tennessee valleys. General fair, warm weather is expected along the coasts with cooler spells in the Northeast and Middle Atlantic regions. Local observations list temperatures from 32 to 48 and rainfall of 0.20 inches, with many cities reporting varied conditions and tides noted.
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Ohio Valley
Tennesee
Rocky Mountains
Mssissippi
Lake Michigan
Luropear
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