Inauguration Day Reflections by Frank G. Whiston
The piece recalls Woodrow Wilson's oath and the ceremonial digs at the U S presidency noting Washington plans for inaugurations and Adams reaction. It contrasts early inaugurations in New York Philadelphia and Washington with Jefferson as the first to be inaugurated in the capital.
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Washington
New York
Jefferson
Adams
Jackson
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Philadelphia
John Adams
Sage
Monticello
Capitol
House
Senate
Justiice Marshall
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Madison
Monroe
House of Representatives
John Quincy Adams
Arthur
Garfield
Chester A. Arthur
New York City
Grover Cleveland
Inauguration Echoes From Lincoln to Taft Stormy Day
A survey of presidential inaugurations shows Lincoln's address amid immense crowds and heavy security, Jackson and Grant spectacles, Hayes and Garfield oath rounds, Cleveland and McKinley weather, Roosevelt triumphs, and Taft’s stormbound parade with regiments stalled in snow and shortages.
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Lincoln
Douglas
Grant
Taft
McKinley
Buffalo
Theodore Roosevelt
Ansley Wilcox
Roosevelt
Capitol
Jersey and Holstein milk solids comparison
Hoard's Dairyman notes the solids not fat in 100 pounds of Jersey milk is 9.8 pounds versus 8.7 pounds in Holstein milk. Jersey skimmilk thus contains about 12 percent more solids not fat than Holstein skimmilk, indicating a higher solids content in Jersey milk.
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Jersey
Hoard’s Dairyman
Markening Joke and Countess Waldegrave Revelry
Eugene Field at the Sausias City Times teased the paper’s makeup man Ferguson with a long running personal note about his drunken state. The Countess Waldegrave, at Dublin’s opera, joked about her four husbands and the Irish crowd laughed as she praised the Irish man.
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Eugene Pield
Sausias City
John Ferguson
Field
Ferguson
Countess Waldegrave
Opera
Dublin
Courage in Adversity Inspires Enduring Spirit
A reflective note on brave living through hardship quoting Phillips Brooks about counting patient life as the real courage, suggesting resilience despite loss of comfort. The message emphasizes perseverance and inner strength in challenging times.
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Phillips Brooks
No. Noted Quotation By Joseph Addison
A fragmentary quotation attributed to Joseph Addison reflects on mortality and immortality. The speaker asserts defiance of death through an inner constancy and immortal spirit, contrasting with a cosmic frame where stars fade and worlds burnout.
Dean's Kidney Pills Baffle Backache in Aberdeen Ad
An Aberdeen reader credits Doan's Kidney Pills with easing backache and kidney trouble after constant jarring at work. The ad cites J. C. Franz of 1502 W Fifth St as a user and recommends Doan's to other kidney sufferers. Available at all dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is the U S agent. Remember the name Dean's.
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Aberdeen
J. C. Franz
Fifth St
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
An Unrecognized King Ferdinand Faces International Strife
King Ferdinand, twenty six, battles recognition hurdles from European courts and threats at home in Bulgaria. During an unofficial France visit, he surprised his uncle the Duke d Aumale in Chantilly, who burst into laughter and forgave the miscue, remarking on Europe’s failure to recognize him.
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Ferdinand
Bulgaria
France
Bourbon Due d’Aumale
Chantilly
Europe
Ellen answers advertisement for laundress with mixed color children
In a reply to an Indianapolis ad for a laundress named Ellen a darky bik applicant brings a group of small children of varying skin tones. When asked if all are Ellen's she says yes they are all mine. The employer notes the children are different colors and Ellen explains the men in her life reflect similar color variation.
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Indy
Ellen
Yas'm
J A Hood Announces Candidacy for Aberdeen Mayor
J A Hood announces candidacy for mayor of Aberdeen at the Aberdeen primaries on March 10 1913 subject to voters approval.
Aberdeen mayoral candidate announces bid for 1913 primaries
Eugene France declares candidacy for mayor of Aberdeen subject to voter approval at the March 10 1913 primaries. He seeks city leadership and outlines his intention to run in the local election.
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Aberdeen
Eugene France
Local Candidate Files For City Primary March 19 1913
Joseph Jacob announces his candidacy in the city primary election to be held March 19 1913. He seeks voter support in the municipal race.
Third Ward Councilman Primary March 10 1918 Aber deen
Nomination for the Third Ward councilman position in Aber deen is set for March 10 1918 pending ward voter approval. L. J. Kolts appears as a candidate and notice references primary election details.
Aberdeen Fifth Ward Council Candidacy Declared
E W Beimfohr announces his candidacy for the Fifth ward seat in Aberdeen at the primaries to be held March 10 1918.
Aberdeen City Clerk Re election Primary Date
City of Aberdeen declares March 10 1918 as the primary date for the re election filing for the office of city clerk. The notice names the office and the city name, with a specific election date and official relevance.
Aberdeen City Treasurer Faces Voters In 1913 Primary
City treasurer of Aberdeen seeks sanction from voters at the Aberdeen primaries on March 10 1913. The notice calls for primary ballots to decide the official role and its local governance.
Sixth Ward Candidate Announces Candidacy in Aberdeen
A resident announces himself as a candidate for councilman from Aberdeen's sixth ward, subject to voter approval at the primaries held March 10, 1913.
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Aberdeen
L. J. Kolts
Councilman Candidate Announces Bid for Second Ward
A resident of Aberdeen declares candidacy for the Second Ward seat in the city council at the primaries on March 10, 1913.
James H. Empey Files for Fifth Ward Council Seat
James H. Empey announces candidacy for Fifth Ward councilman in Aberdeen. The race will be decided by voters at the ward primary on March 10, 1913, subject to election laws and ward approval.
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Aberdeen
James H. Empey
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Tyler
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Zachary Taylor
Fillmore
Taylor
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Buchanan
Stephen A. Douglas
Andrew Johnson
Rutherford B. Hayes
General Hancock
Mony
Harrison
McKintey
General Merchandise
Northwest
Portland
J. Simon & Bro
Front St
Plumbing Trust
Oregon
Edge
Eugene Field
Ireland
Waldegrave
Joseph Addison
Anon
William Wordsworth
Poltical Announcements
J. A. Hood
Joseph Jacob
E. W. Beimfohr
Councilman
Charles R. Sauers
HAYES @ HAYES Bankers (Incorporated
Ners Peiot
Sears d
Cn Boon
D, Swift & CO
LAWYE
Washington, D.C
T. H. Hill Public Accountant
East Wishkah
Humboldt Saloon
Fred Hewitt
South F Street
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