Gen Hawley Dead Founding Republican Leader Dies in Washington
Former U S senator Joseph Roswell Hawley died at his residence in Washington after a long career as a founder of the Republican Party. He served in Congress and the Senate, led Connecticut politics, commanded troops in the Civil War, and was recently named a brigadier general on the retired list. Burial planned in Hartford, with services pending.
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Guest of Irishmen speech on peace and strength
In a mass with Irish guests, President Roosevelt argued for an efficient army and navy. He said the nation would not render the isthmian canal or sea islands and called for augmented strength. Rear Admiral Coghlan attended, and his remarks drew tremendous applause.
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President Attends Wedding Of His Niece In New York
President Roosevelt visited New York for the first time since his inauguration and attended his niece Eleanor Roosevelt's wedding to Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr. The day featured crowds along the route, a formal ceremony at East Seventy-sixth Street, and a banquet at Delmonico's with police escorts and a review by the 60 ninth Regiment.
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Boston
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Sixty-ninth Regiment
National Guard
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St Patrick and St Aloysius Celebrations Honor Irish Day
Thousands of Irish Americans joined services at St Patrick’s and St Aloysius’ churches to mark St Patrick’s Day. A grand Carroll Hall program by the Shamrock Club featured toastmaster Michael J. Keane, speeches by John M. Thurston and Hilary A. Herbert, Irish songs, and a large banquet. Clergy, dignitaries, and members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians attended, with high mass at St Patrick’s led by church leaders and papal delegate Falconio present.
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Ireland
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Baltimore
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Military Mass and St Patrick Celebration at Gonzaga
Very Rev Bawaird XX Fink of Gonzaga presided at St Patrick and Irish race service at Sacred Heart Church on St Patrick's Day. Rev John F O'Hara addressed, papal delegate escorted by Gonzaga cadets. Cadets staged an exhibition drill on campus as attendees filled St Aloysius parish. Hibernians and Ladies Auxiliary provided musical program at Carroll and New Gerrell Halls with speeches by Rev Curler and Mr Patrick Moran. Glasgow parish notes, audience praised, and Dr Stafford urged a national St Patrick day holiday. committee listed.
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Baltimore
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United States
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K. T. de la Verg
High School Singers Delight at Convention Hall
Four hundred pupils plus 1% normal students formed a large chorus under Mr Wrightson in his first Washington year. Miss Alys Bentley guided the training. Mile. Harden Hickey’s soprano solo drew wide admiration. The program featured Mendelssohn, Handel, Wagner, and patriotic numbers. the audience praised the performance and accompanists Mrs Frank Byram and Miss Sally Mason.
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Shriners Banquet At Armory Celebrates Initiation
More than a thousand Shriners and guests filled the Washington Light Infantry Armory for the Almas Temple annual banquet following a large initiation ceremony at the Masonite Temple. The event, timed from 10:30 to midnight, featured Haley’s Band, toasts by Potentate Carter B. Keene, and remarks praising Almas Temple and inter temple ties with Tangier and Omaha.
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Washington
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Treasury Department
Federation Endorses Revocation of San Pedro Union Charter
The American Federation of Labor executive council backed President Gompers in canceling the San Pedro 4Cal union charter amid a longshoremen jurisdiction dispute with the International Association of Longshoremen. The federation favors issuing a charter to the Longshoremen and Transport Workers Association. The secretary reported 206,174 dollars in receipts since the San Francisco convention and 102,745 in expenditures, with 8,? international unions, 38 state federations, 572 city central bodies, and 1,178 local trades unions affiliated. The council rejected financing plans for organizing a movement to attack the broader labor movement. Milwaukee’s federation trades council was told to deny representation from a seceding Amalgamated Woodworkers local by May 1. The council backs the proposed Rome international congress in May to study agriculture immigration and labor.
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Three Alleged Smoke Law Violators Fined In Police Court
Three suspects cited for smoke law violations paid fines in Police Court. Alvin M. Lothrop of Woodward & Lothrop had a $20 fine after a prior collateral forfeiture was set aside. Lindley Sinclair of Washington Railway and Electric also fined $20 for March 1905 violations. William Berens of 622 ED Street Northwest charged with March 10 violation fined $20. Negro barber James Epps, 45, died while seated in his chair at Four-and-a-half street and Missouri Avenue. coroner rules death natural.
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Washington Railway and Electric Company
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James Epps
Missouri Avenue
Nevitt
Rare Jefferson Bible facsimile offered by Washington Post
A limited reproduction of Thomas Jefferson's Bible, bound in red leather and printed from the original plates, is available at half publisher's price through the Thomas Jefferson Department of The Washington Post. Examine a copy at the Post business office or request details via the coupon. 1905.
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Mandate sought in Harriman v Northern Securities case
The Supreme Court heard William P Clough for Northern Securities seek issuance of the mandate following court's decision. Maxwell Evarts opposed immediate mandate until the court's opinion is filed citing potential injustice and rights to rehearing. The court took the matter under advisement after directing the applicant's brief.
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Weather and crime notes from March weather bulletin
The Weather Bureau report details clear to partly cloudy eastern districts with rising temperatures and storms in the Rockies and Southwest. It notes rain, snow, and colder weather across New Mexico, Colorado, and Arizona, plus expected weekend changes in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys. A separate item reports Joan L. McCormick, a 39 year old Negro, arrested in Jersey City on abduction charges related to Jessie Coleman’s fourteen year old daughter, with Jersey City and local detectives involved.
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