Inauguration Day Recall News Notes March Fourth Victims
A national committee debated changing the presidential swearing date. After hearings and governors’ views, the panel favored keeping the current schedule, noting March Fourth fatalities and weather factors as context. The vote was unanimous.
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Congress
Washington
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Delaware
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Admiral Dewey
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Lore
John Wo Wilson
Charles 5Bell
John Jay Edson
Thoms W Smith
Waldo C Hibbs
Macfarland
Hoar
Apeilaa
Senate
Higher Liquor License pressure in District of Columbia
Temperance groups including the National Temperance Association and Congressional Temperance Society push to raise the District liquor license from 800 to 1200 dollars a year. They plan lobbying and letters urging federal action to enact higher licensing fees and tighten controls in the District, with the Congressional Society asserting long-standing leadership and nationwide support.
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Congressional Temperance Society
Colurorty
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Laty
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United States
Yellow fever cases rise as Havana outbreak spreads
The report lists five new yellow fever cases with two Americans among them near Havana. A Spanish woman resident for four months and a Meriit area patient are included. The total untreated cases and deaths are noted, with health officials monitoring the situation as the Havana outbreak grows.
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Washington Post
Havana
Toy State
Venra
Une
Renal Meads
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Taft declines report on Delaware River project and postmaster changes
The article notes Taft will not comply with a preliminary report on the Delaware River improvement and details related opinions from Rep. Tanghan of Pennsylvania, plus changes in Fourth Class Postmasters appointments at Effingham and other areas. It references views on surveys contrary to existing provisions and discusses rural free delivery costs and appropriations.
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Senate
Secretary of War
Repreemo
Tanghan
Pennsylania
Congress
Tekslichen
Death of Adam W. Johnson Former Alaska Marshal
Adam W. Johnson of New York says Adam son of Washington died yesterday in Nome Alaska at a sanitarium after an operation. A longtime clubman and athlete, he managed and played guard for the Columbia Athletic Club in the early days, later rising as a noted shot putter and hammer thrower. He worked in the Patent Office draft division and in 1901 resigned to become assistant deputy marshal of Alaska.
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Adamson
Washington
Nome
Alaake
Johnson
Columbia Athletic Club
Patent Office
Alaska
Fire at Sandy Hook delays War Department work
A fire at the Sandy Hook proving grounds yesterday morning destroyed three frame buildings housing machine, carpenter, blacksmith, paint, and plumbing shops. The damage to machinery may exceed $50,000 with total losses around $60,000, but the main impact is the delay to ongoing War Department work under Gen Crozier at the Bureau of Ordnance.
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Sandy Hook
Proving Grounds
War Department
Crozier
Bureau of Ordnance
Minneapolis Ordered Home From Cronstadt Route
London dispatch reports the United States cruiser Minneapolis under Rear Admiral Colby M Chester has been ordered back to the United States from Gravesend after calling at the Azores en route to Hampton Roads Virginia The paper notes a prior report that the ship might sail to Cronstadt Russia to shelter Americans during uprisings.
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Cronstadt
London
United States
Minneapolis
Colby M Chester
Gravesend
Hampton Roads
Azores
Russia
Army Orders and officer movements noted at Fort Duchesne
Army orders list leaves of absence and transfers for numerous officers including First Lieut George C Duncan Fifteenth Cavalry and First Lieut Henry M Beakhend Infantry. Details cover recruiting station changes, examinations at Fort Duchesne Utah, duty moves to San Francisco California, and naval paymaster duties in Maryland and Virginia. Also notes movements of Third Cavalry to San Francisco en route to the Philippines and a divorce filing naming a co respondent.
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George C Duncan
Cavalry
Montha
Burgeon J. Semusl White
Henry M. Beakhend
Terentia
oMcera
Fort Duchesne
Utah
Ofcers
Charley W Maton
Ninth Infantry
Robert H Allen
Twenty-ninth
Wallace B Seales
Fifth Cavalry
Witliam J. Kellar
Stephen M Long
D. A
Dorsey R Modney
Albert N McClure
Fort Ducheone
cMtcera
Geon
San Francisco
Department of California
Frederick von Schrader
Thomas B Dugan
Whitlam N Btow, Jr
Charles Keller
Corpa
Engineers
William D Davis
George I Feater
Trent
Clarence N Connor
George Newlove
Ls A
Tracy C., Dickson
Ordnance
Johnson Hagood
Artillery Corpe
Charles M ‘Truitt
Twenty Third Infantry
Henry M Hallock
Clark
Fort Mott J
Fort du Pont
Fort Delaware
Fort McHenry
Fort Carroll
Fort Arminteld
Fort Howard
Fort Washington
Fort Hunt
Fort Myer
Fort Monroe
Washington Barracks
W G. Cowlen
Navy Department
Washington
Let Your Stomach Have Its Own Way Says Health Ad
A 19th century style health advertisement advises not to force the stomach to work by starving or overdriving it. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy that aids digestion, resting the stomach, and claims physicians prescribe them widely. It claims tablets digest like stomach juice and suit any stomach condition.
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Stuart
Earth
New Sea Level Champion Defends Easier Canal Plan
Senator Kit Tredge of South Dakota emerges as a contender to chair the Water Oceanic Canals Committee. He argues a sea level Isthmian canal would be easier to operate and cheaper to maintain, criticizing overreliance on engineers and favoring contracting for results. He cites Panama observations and compares Chagres River flow to illustrate fewer engineering hurdles.
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Kittredge
South Dakota
Mitchell
Oregon
Committee On
Isthmus
Chamres River
Congresa
Panama
Eames A Fine Voice At The National Theater
Emma Hames with her company and Emilio de Gogorza presented two hours of artistry. The large audience showered flowers as she performed Faust selections and Mozart with delicate phrasing and strong tone. Accompanist Amherst Webber and cellist Joseph Hollman supported a refined program including Die Zauberflote selections and Tristan and Isolde excerpts, with Hollman noted for warmth of tone and expressive playing.
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Aml
Thea National Theater
prima i@onna
Mme Hames
Dixie
Mme, Eames
Praize
George Bernard Shaw
Mme
Eames
Gearns
Audieles
Marguerite
Mme Eames
Thule
Goethe
Sobrano
H.C. Beach
Browning
Joseph Hollman
Beach
Bames
Schubert
Sylvia
Hendel
Dvorak
Brahms
Mozart
Amherst Webber
Papageno
Pamina
Zero Lina
Don Ciovanni
Snging
Barytones
Emilio de Gogorza
de Gogorza
Dubois
Alvarez
Godard
Webber
Hollman
Mme Barnes
Lisbestad
Subsidy Bill Revisions Aim to Expand Merchant Marine Aid
The Merchant Marine Commission reviews a ship subsidy measure from the last Congress with revisions and amendments. Deliberations focus on limiting subsidies to ships in foreign trade, preventing double subsidies, and raising deck crew eligibility. proposals seek incentives for American vessels to boost Philippine trade competitiveness against foreign lines.
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Merchant Marine Commission
House
Senate
Gallinger
Grosvenor
Grosenor
Lucking
Lodge
Minor
Spight
Eugene T Chamberlain
United States
Philippine
Donations at George Washington University Hospital Today
The board of lady managers will receive donations at 195 H Street NW today from 2 pm to 8 pm and show visitors through the hospital. The institution relies entirely on voluntary contributions and offers care free to the poor. A large number of paper bags are distributed for clothing provisions and other donations.
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George Washington University Hospital
H Street
Congress
Mesdames Howard L Hodgkins
HD Walbridge
W Mek
Stowell
W K Butler
Rob Ray McKahan
D K. Shute
J Hall Lewis
M AL Shipe
W. S Harban
C. G Gould
C. H. Lane
L. J. Rutherford
H. Thompson
Charles W. Needham
S S Laws
J. Winthrop Spencer
Robert Portner
Charles Fairfax
George W Trowbridge
J. D Young
Mason Richardson
George H Brown
Miss Dean Owen
Conference of Notable Guests At Various Hotels
A long list of guests stays across major hotels in Baltimore Boston New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond and other cities. Names from business politics and society including Baker Lewin Richardson Strickland and many others are noted among the guests with affiliations to National Metropolitan and Willard hotels.
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Cairo
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G. King
William Kilogenstein
Jaffe
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Macdonald
M Roderick H J Dowda
B. Taussy
Charles
Stings
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Gardner
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Dohlings
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Sewart
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WR Couch
Davis
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P O Jackson
Raleigh
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Albert Wine
Tobin and Wits
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Atesing
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John Forth
Hilding Hi. Hardy
Astington
Pathlay Tibbitt
la Katronstam
Uggs
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Georgs S Ombham
Jamas
Ing
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George A Bast
JF Zimmerman
New
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A. Dobson
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Thomas B Shelton
J. H Bamley
M S Traynor
J E. Dambel
Ratetat Willam Rudolph Miss Hull
M. Brown
Arlington
R Walker
A Heinheimer
J Poly
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Scott Green
TE Burker
Homer
National
Vaynow
J A MacLennan
H Chittick
Wiliam C Alerander
St James Pittsburg
Walter McClintock
New Witland
Charles Goldsmith
Pareles
Ralelph Worris and
Riggs
Kelley
St James Richmond
M Young
Benjamin Brown
Colorado
H W Crocker
John F Chaney
Sullivan
Ebbitt
John F Lacey
Calaloora
Flaming
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Derby
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Whiford
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Georgetown
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Tennessee
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Hattie Maxtis
Aldous Raleigh
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J A. Robinson
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Virginia
Charles Heater
Abourn
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Danville
Ralegh
H Plater
W . Fletcher
Upperville
Shoreham
OQ Hudson
Culpeper
French
Roanoke
Mra & Ditendette
Winchester
St James
Robert H. Gmy
Lotsburg
Metropolites
Washington
A, & Statter
Wie
Walla Walla
Gunton
West Virginia
C F Teter
Philippi
Nathan Captin
MD Caplin
Clarkeburg
D Hersford
Data Miller
Changes Among Teachers at School Board Meeting
Promotions include Hima Lawh from 525 to 680 dollars a year and several teachers advancing from one grade to another. Appointments list Emra Henhnoser Patella and B Coleman as teachers with temporary kindergartens assistant Louise Arnold and substitute Elizabeth Smith. Transfers involve multiple staff moves and leave of absence for E T Prince plus additional staff absences. Next board meeting will review division reports.
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Hima Lawh
M M Kuhnel
ZM Lind
Hook Bym
A. J Mason
Margaret Queen
Turner
Tunney
A. J Turner
Mary Wilkine
M D Willlanwon
Emoa Henhnoser Patella
B Coleman
Louise Arnold
Hilzabeth Smith
E T Prince
Isabella Meloy
H Gardner
Mae Deming
Will for Sistera estate filed for probate in Kansas City
Mary Summerscales will dated July 7 1900 in Kansas City Missouri was filed yesterday for probate. A watch and diamond ring are left to her grandson Edwin B Parkinson. The estate residue is to be divided into three parts one third to Mary A Hare of this city one third to Katharine J Horlar of Kansas City Missouri and one third to the children of Elizabeth E Fallon, deceased.
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Sistera
Mary Summerscales
Kansas City
Edwin B Parkinson
Mary A .Hare
Katharine J Horlar
Elzabeth E Fallon
New Parcels Post Order Shifts Abandoned Packages Policy
The Post-office Department orders that unregistered parcels post items from Germany or Britain undeliverable and abandoned by senders shall not be returned to the country of origin. Instead customs officials who examined them will dispose of the parcels in line with U S customs regulations.
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The
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P. R. Wadsworth
L. Hendershot
Post-office Department
Congressmen and Senators in Washington List
A long OCR list of names and addresses appears to catalog Congressmen and Representatives in Washington. It includes Vice President Charles Fairbanks and many senators such as Aldrich Nelson W Rhode Island and Burkett Elmer J Nebraska, plus numerous representatives with street addresses and affiliations.
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Géxan
Burkett
Elmer J
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Wye
Mintwood
Culberson
Chas A
Narwandie
Cullom
Shelby M
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Mans
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Lowe
Dubois
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Tasho
Elkins
Stephen B
Weat Virginie
Plovt
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Jobefh
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Cochran
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Martin
Thomas
Virginia
Millard
Jos H
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Joan P
Alabama
John Marshall Newland
Francis G
Nevada
Woodley Platt Thomas C
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Stoneleigh Court
Proctor
Redfield
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Nathan B
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George
Utah
Ighlands
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I. Ls
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Missouri
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Llark
Champ
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Oulo
Dewey Curtis Charles
Kansas
Ushman
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Weahington
Dalzell Jon
Fennsylvania
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Riges
Ueman G
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Dumwell Charles T
Fassett
Weeuminater
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National Masking
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Hayes Bol
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Hamilton
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Normandie Pollard
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the Dewey
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Tinois
Rixey
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Fredante Hotel
Stevens
Fred G. Minn
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Taylor
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Woodyard, Harry C
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