Woodrow Wilson Re-elected President in 1916 Inauguration
Woodrow Wilson was inducted for a second term as president before thousands in Washington on March 5. Vice President Thomas R. Marshall took the oath earlier, as crowds flooded Pennsylvania Avenue, flags waved, and a grand parade followed the oath. The ceremony emphasized serious foreign policy, with a large military procession and notable guests including the cabinet, ambassadors, and military cadets.
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Damascus and the ages old city in scripture
Damascus is described as the oldest city remaining in the modern world and is first mentioned in Scripture related to Abraham. The passage notes its biblical connection and long-standing historical status.
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Wilson's Inaugural Urges Armed Neutrality for Rights
President Wilson declares a stance of armed neutrality to defend minimum rights and promote peaceful, just order. He frames America's role as a global citizen, urging unity, suppression of revolutionary influences, and cooperation with world powers in pursuit of liberty and justice.
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President Wilson Names Cabinet Members in Major Shakeup
President Wilson renames his cabinet listing new appointees: Secretary of State Stobert Lansing from New York, Treasury William Gibbs McAdoo of New York, War Newton D Baker of Ohio, Attorney General Thomas W Gregory of Texas, Postmaster Albert Sidney Burleson of Texas, Navy Josephus Daniels of North Carolina, Interior Franklin Knight Lane of California, Agriculture David Franklin Houston of Missouri, Commerce William Cox Redfield of New York, Labor William Baw chop Wilson of Pennsylvania.
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Creed of Citizenship from Vice President Marshall
Vice President Marshall delivers a second in senate address outlining a citizen’s creed under self government. He vows loyalty to the nation, equality before the law, and service as the highest reward, urging patriotism, charity, and unity in defense of the ark of the national covenant.
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Gregory Preparing Report on Armament Authority
Wilson questions power to arm ships without congressional authority. A Democratic senate caucus will discuss cloture to curb filibusters. Antifilibuster bloc grows with 33 members pledging cooperation.
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Eleven Men Drown While Aiding Stranded Tanker
A coast guard attempt to aid the American tanker Louisiana near Ocean City Maryland resulted in the drowning of eleven men. The crew included members from the Yamacraw coast guard cutter and other Maryland stations.
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California Syrup of Figs advertisement claim
A 50 cent bottle of California Syrup of Figs is promoted as a remedy for constipation in children and adults. The ad stresses checking a child’s tongue, warns against counterfeit syrups, and promises a gentle bowel movement within hours after a teaspoonful.
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Witty Exchange Over Money Between Brown and Speaker
A sharp exchange asks if Brown owes money, with a reply that implies payment for freedom from his harassment. The remark frames the relationship as a leverage-based dispute and hints at ongoing tension.
High Cost of Living Prompts Cheaper Meals Ad
An advertisement urges housekeepers to combat rising food prices by serving Skinner's Macaroni and Spaghetti as the cheapest nutritious option. It promotes a free cookbook from Skinner Mfg. Co in Omaha Nebraska detailing a hundred ways to prepare the product for women.
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Faint Praise About a Good Provider Cited by Detroit Free Press
A Detroit Free Press quote notes mixed praise for a man described as a good provider despite citing his many bad habits. The passage contrasts positive and negative views to portray public opinion.
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Dodd's Kidney Pills Benefit Kerrville Man
Mr P Benton of Kerrville Texas says kidney and rheumatic troubles left him bent and cane bound before 1906. After using Dodd's Kidney Pills he stands straight again and feels fine at age sixty four. Advertisement claims DODD'S as the remedy with emphasis on three D's for diseased kidneys.
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Pan American policy question sparks debate in remarks
A grappling exchange questions the Pan-American policy. The speaker dismisses a woman's intellect and notes Americans face criticism, signaling tensions over foreign policy stance in a heated exchange.
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