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Anaconda Standard in Anaconda, Montana

05 Mar 1913

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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1913

Page

9

Inauguration Day Brings Taft Wilson Amid Stormy Sky

Washington reports a cold gray day as Taft passes the Capitol to greet the incoming President Wilson. Officials, Mrs Wilson and daughters arrive in gala fashion, while Cabinet members, diplomats, and crowds fill the approach to the Senate and White House. Wilson’s address signals restoration as the procession returns amid cheers and brief sun breaks.

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Mr. Taft Mr. Bryan Tim Mr. Brean Mrs. Wilson Senate Wileson Margaret WH Sik Poplin Jessie Wilson Pleanor Wilson Orelock House Taft Congress Mr. Wilson Bic Cuntie Ritson and Dangstere Seat Ple Nctic Arigen White House Crane Apcnsent Overman McKinley Garrett Gilson Marshall Ional Wilson the Cenre Shorter Gent Dugie Capitol Hue Room Capitol Piepan Matt Pacon Hell Tate Nen Marshal Ment Proy Tem Gallinger Poindexter Supreme Court Tris Camer Tly Diplomatic Corps Vicoelsiaent -Marshall William J. Bryan
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Aerial Fireworks Close Washington Inaugural Day

Washington celebrated the inauguration with a spectacular display of aerial fireworks and searchlights. Illuminations along Pennsylvania Avenue highlighted the Capitol monuments, Jefferson’s Monticello replica, and the White House grounds. President Wilson, along with Mrs Wilson and other dignitaries, viewed the spectacle and later attended a luncheon before the inaugural procession departed for Augusta.

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Washington Capitol Monument Wilson Marshall Pennsylvania Avenue Washington Circle Peace Monument Senate Court of Honor White House Jefferson Monticello Jeffersonian Mansion Penn‘avenue Monument Grounds Washington Monument Penneylvania Avenue
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President Wilson's Inaugural Address Rephrased

The speaker reflects on a dramatic political shift as the Democratic party gains the presidency and House. He argues the nation seeks to realign plans and moral ideals, calling for justice, reform, and a sober, nonpartisan restoration of government to serve humanity.

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Ator Bacon Cleers Champ Clark Wood Clark Wilson House of Repesentatives Vic Dent Democratic Party Tars
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Senate Guardian of the People’s Honor Speech

A senator reflects on the Senate as guardian of national honor in Washington showing dedication to duty, fidelity to the constitution, and a call for honest diplomacy and balanced power between Congress and the President. He argues for prudence, restraint, and universal justice in foreign affairs while honoring the nation’s treaties and ideals.

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Bryan Magatall Farhan Pres Washington, D. C Marshall United States Tim Senate Senate of the America Americas
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