Funeral for Brig. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee in Washington
Thousands line G Street and Pennsylvania Avenue for the solemn tribute to Brig. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee ASA retired. The body was taken from the Church of the Epiphany to the Pennsylvanian depot for a funeral train to Richmond. Military escort including Confederate Veterans and U.S. engineers attended. The service featured Rev. Dr. Randolph McKim and a crowd of officials, relatives, and veterans. The funeral car and train were arranged by the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac line, with Mrs. Lee sailing to Richmond aboard the special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiizhugh Lee
Church of the Epiphany
G Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania Depot
Richmond
Fennevivanta Avenue
Treasury
Sixth Street
Siee
Church of the Epiphans
Providence Hospital
Auditorum
Jamestown Exposition Company
Mra. Roosevelt
Robert B Lee
Confederate Veterana
Alexandria
John M. Johnson
Weed
Tollaway
United States Engineer Band
United States Engineers Corps
M L Walker
Seventh Cavalry
W.L Nicholson
Field Artillery
M Foote
Edward Burr
United States
Washington Barracks
Ulysses
Grant
United States Engineer Corps
Secretary of War
Randolph McKim
Hilary A. Herbert
Navy
Alabama
Winfield Scott Schley
Joseph Willard
Virginia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Baltimore
Union Letecina
Grand Army of the Republic
Union Veteran Legion
Col
Emmet Urell
Ma GW HO Fowle
D. M. Lee
Robert Bo Lee
Vir Klima Mason Dorsey
Laura Lee Dorse
Robert F Mason
Seventh United Sti.ca
Willard
Lee
Alexandria Lene Mts
Raper Raghve
Honorary pallbearers listed for deceased official
The honorary pallbearers include high ranking officials and military leaders such as Maj. Gen. George L. Glilerpie Brig. Gen. John F. Weeton Brig. Gen. George H. Davis Brig. Gen. Andrew Burt Brig. Gen. Edward Bays Col. Clarence R. Edwards Col. George B. Pend Mel. JoRerasn R. Kean Maj. Chauncey B. Saker Capt. Robert S. Michie Senator Jaks W. Daniel Gen. L. L. Lomax Maj. Robert W. Hunter Capt. Arthur Herbert Mr. W. P. Maton H. Rosier Dulaney H. Littlepass and others named in the ceremony list.
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Pathesret
Wer
George L. Glilerpie
John F. Weeton
George HB. Davis
George H .Burton
Andrew 8. Burt
Edward M. Bays
Tul Moores
Clarence R. Edwards
George B. Pend
JoRerasn R. Kean
Chauncey B. Saker
Robert
John Goode
George Tucker
Garden
Herbert Bryant
Thoms Smith
Bbkley Lane
W. P. Carter
Helmeaho M. Johnsoe
Coonally F
Arthur Herbert
W. P. Maton
Ramuss W. Spancey
H. Rosier Dulaney
Funeral of Gen Lee Reaches Richmond in Silent Procession
Thousands in Richmond halt in silence as Gen Fitzhugh Lee arrives by funeral train from Washington. Mourners, military groups, and Confederate veterans line streets to the depot and city hall where the body lies in state. A funeral at St Paul’s is planned for Thursday at 1 pm subject to Gen Lee’s son’s travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Richmond
Geo. Fitshigh Lee
Weebington
Daughters of the Confederacy
Sons of Veterans
Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Seventieth Virginia Regiment
Richmond Howittzers
Veterans of Lee
Pickett
Gen. Lee
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Jefferson Davis
United States
Binton
Washington
Robert BE. L. Michis
George H. Burton
Fefferson R. Kean
Board of Governors
Otcers
Petersburg
Fitzhughee
A. P. HI
M Ly
William HE
Harwood
Confederate Veterana of Virginia
Sen
Stith Botling
George Cretian
Thomas W. Smith
Suffolk
E. M. Henry
Norfolk
Hugh R. Smith
Maurie
Thomas Elliott
Grand Camp
Pines
Lynchburg
C. G. Boisseaur
Seventieth
Fitzhugh Lee
Garland Roders Camp
Victory in last hour secures YMCA fund drive total
The Young Men’s Christian Association in Washington reports a late rush of contributions totaling 85 000 dollars for the building and furnishing fund, with 900 dollars still sought by 10 o’clock. John B. Lanner sent a cable noting the canvass was entirely successful and the board’s efforts acclaimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Association
Cablegram
John B. Lanner
Young Men's Christian Association
8. W. Woodward
Paris
A. M. Lothrop
Board of Directors
Citizens’ Committee
Washington
New Willard
Iawa
A. Lisner
Pierce
H. B. F. Macfarland
Gonally
Relief drive reaches near final goal as town rallies
A district relief effort unfolds with a board meeting and field canvassing. By late afternoon the balance shows $16,687 raised as $12,068 remained, then reports of renewed pledges flood the headquarters and a strong rally ensues. The scene becomes a notable moment in the association’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inet Calle
Association
Eta
Will
Young
Y M C A Expresses Thanks for Washington Building Fund
The board of managers of the Young Men's Christian Association expresses gratitude to Washingtonians for the generous fund subscription. Over 3,000 subscribers donated about $350,000 for a new association building, praised for national character and wide support from outside the capital. The board credits public-spirited citizens and committees for the canvass success and promises lasting community benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
T Hanks
Washington
Gleo
National Capital
Washington Association
John 8B. Larner
Henry B. F. Macfarland
City marks success of large fundraising drive
A two year canvass yielded 5687 in about fifteen hours raising 25 000 more as part of a major city fund drive. Donors included Mrs Blazer Henry Phipps and Charles E Foster with gifts and a bank furnishing office furniture. Residents praised civic pride and a vast volunteer effort while leaders mourned a Confederate veteran and prepared funeral plans.
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A. M. Lathrop
Blazer
Eighteenth Street
Henry Phipps
Pittsburg
Charles E. Foster
National Metropolitan Bank
Association
Messrs
Woodward & Lothrop
Tmes
Fifteenth Street
Baroness Held in Custody After Alleged Theft
A woman claiming the title Baroness Otto de Vorte Bt. Georas, arrested in New York for larceny at Mrs Slater's home, arrived in this city. She refused to discuss charges, fainted during arraignment, and was sent to the House of Detention. The Slater household may not prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Latrog
New York
Wiliam Slater
Washington
Otto de Vorte Bt. Georas
United States
Baur
Boardman
Detentives Headquarters
House of Detention
Eliza Bull
Slater
1781
Atreat Northwest
Bull
Glater
Italian man arrested for murder in Bastilcate Italy
Alfonso Giamatto twenty five Italian was arrested last night by Policeman Wilson of the Fourth precinct at the request of Italian Embassy officials. He awaits investigation on a charge of murdering his brother in law in Afigiaiano Italy about three months ago. Italian authorities were notified. The murdered man's name was not given to local police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso Giamatto
Wilson
Afigiaiano
Bastilcate
Italy
Washington Auditorium Association Formed For District Enterprise
A citizens’ committee meeting at the Willard Hotel urged immediate action to erect a modern Washington auditorium. The Washington Auditorium Association will be incorporated as a stock company with capital up to 600000, shares initially 50 each, and subscriptions to be opened shortly. Organizers stressed district control and central location, with prominent citizens to be named to incorporate and lead stock offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Auditorium Association
Henry L. ‘West
Eokamittes
Business Men's Association
Board of Trade
Citizens’ Committee
Willard Hotel
Weat
W. Riley Deebie
John B. Larner
Aharma
Larner
United States
B. W. Guy
Larrer
E. L. Moore
Weal
Gan
John M. Wilson
Asatat
George Hamilton
Wankington
West
Hamilton
Percy B. Foater
Postum Aims to Replace Coffee for Health
A reader recounts health decline blamed on coffee and credits Postum with stabilizing nerves and improving sleep. After trying Postum in Colorado, the narrator reports daughter and husband also benefiting, noting restored energy and regular school days for the child and relief from gastric issues. Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan is cited as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
California
Local leaders form committee to promote civic association
At a meeting chaired by West, Deeble moved to create a nine to twenty five person committee of leading citizens to organize an association and collect subscriptions. Names listed include Brellwagen Magruder Hamilton Wilson and many others as participants pledged to join the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messie
E. J. Brellwagen
John H. Magruder
Deble
Weat
Citleena
Gen. Wilson
Yen
Mr. Deeble
Deeble
West
Mr. Hamilton
Mesare
Milton EB. Ailes
Emile Berlinger
Patrick J. Brennan
A B. Browns
W. V. Cox
W. Riley Deeble
F. Droop
Percy
Foater
Daniel Frager
William F. Gude
B. W. Guy
George &. Hamilton
Chrib Hourich
W. B. Hibbs
H. K. EB. Johnson
William Knox
James Langburgh
John B. Larner
A. Lisner
A. M. Lothrop
H. B. F. Macfarland
John Magruder
E. L. Morse
W. H. Moses
Clarence F. Norment
C. F. Nesbit
J. F. Oyster
C. H. Rudolph
B. D. Bhaw
E J. Btellwagen
Thomas W. Smith
G. W F. Swartzell
George Truesdell
M. Weller
John M. Wilson
Harry L. West
Beavers To Face Trial In Criminal Court Today
George W. Beavers, ex-chief of the Post Office Department salary division, arrived from Brooklyn to answer an indictment on post office irregularities. District Attorney Beach seeks to raise his bond from 10 000 to 20 000 as Crawford files demurrers contesting the indictment. The hearing before Justice Wright in Criminal Court No 1 is set for next Thursday with John G. Carlisle possibly present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
George W. Beavera
Post-Office Department
Brooklyn
Beavers
Beach
Wright
William G. Crawford
John G. Carlisle
A .S. Worthington
United States
Morgan H. Beach
Justice Wright
Weather conditions and reports from the Weather Bureau
Weather bulletins describe high pressure in the Lake region dominating eastern weather with a slow westward shift. A low center is over the Middle Rocky Mountain region. No rain in the Northeast. warmer in the Lake region and Upper Missouri Valley, with fair conditions for Tuesday and Wednesday. Winds vary by coast and region, with fresh to strong directions at several locations. Temperature readings and humidity are listed for several stations with sunshine duration and rainfall figures.
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U. B
Asters
Tuesiay
Wedterday
Lake Region
Ohio
Miestwight
Rocky Mountain
Biscouri Valley
Lake
Miscouri
Kosky Mountain
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf
Eesterly
Grand Banke
Biéa
Wun Ries
Woo Erie
Ashevile
A.C
Atlanta
Atlantic City
N. J
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IW State
Fitshugh Lee
Wing
Ferce
Rhea
Virginia Lee
George Mason Lee
San Francisco
Carton McCarthy
WM. Turpin
Hobart Lee Fetera
W. H. Culshaw
John J. Satterfield
Henry I. Pollard, Jr
W. K. Lae
James Wakd
Cavalry
W. P. Brock
Medical
Josph W. Thomas
George L. Curiellan
Thomas Wilets
Artillery
James E. Phillips
Infantry
Joan A. Curtis
Charles J. Ancorecy
Flcxoit Camp
P. P. Winston
R. G. Crouch
T. Loehr
James H. Dooley
Robert L. Maury
W Miles Cary
Veteran Cavalry Association
Jenice R Flordon
James W. Gordon
Joseph H. Ryan
John Lamb
J, B. Vaughan
Mra
J. Taylor Etfynon
Stephen Putney
Board of Aldermen
W.T. Dabney
Barton H. Grundy
Robert Whitiet
Common Council
Rovert L. Masurier
Qovert K. Pollock
John J. Lynch
Howfteere
J B. Poindertor
A. G. Wray
Lawis Brander
Tyler Brock
Widewater
Stafford County
Sons of Veterans, Confederate Veterans
Washington Guards
Ladies’ Memorial Association
M. B. Rowe
Les
Thia City
Academy of Music
Chamber Commerce
Vir
Walter H. Jazish
Robert E Lee
Seasion
Board of Trade and Business Men‘s Association
Chamber of Commerce
Leo
Y. M. C. A. Fund
Biggiet
Royal Baking Powder
Y.M.C.A
Mrs. Slater
Sally
BIG Hall
Went
Tetley Incorporators
Ana Auditorium Stock Company
Hoodis
Lansburgh & Bro
Mont
Seventh Street
Sanders & Stayman Co
F Street
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
Fussell’s
Ussell’s
SP Fussell
Wussell
M. T. Fussell
Leia
New York City
New York Avenue
Furs
American Security and Crust Company
Washington Gaslight CO
10Th St. N. We
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
St. N.W
Cheyenza
Denver
Galveston
Jacksonville
Kana City
Little Rock
Ark
Memphis
Tenn
Orleans
New Fork
Lake City
Loula
PITTS
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Company
Pittsburgh
Pittburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Raisay Company
Upham
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Alexgedria
Mt. Vernon
Tennessee
Guitertag
Cabarth
Tuy
Cero
T. Bide
Amy
McGill & Wallace
Mme Macdeanatt
Orso
Sige
Bauer
Mendoling
Stewart
Bauer Guitars
Droop
Steinway and Other Pianos
Pa. Ave
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