Inaugural Ceremonies for Taft Sherman Planned in 1909
Article details Washington preparations for the 1909 inauguration of President William Howard Taft and Vice President James Sherman. It describes grand ceremonies on the Capitol East Front with archways, a 1200-seat stand, and a $19,000 scenery budget. The processional order includes Chief Justice Fuller, diplomats, cabinet, and new senators, with Roosevelt heading to Oyster Bay after the event and changes to the day’s schedule.
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Washington
William Howard Taft
James Gehnderatt Sherman
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Lafayette Square
Regular Army
Marine Corps
Union
Fach
Wilba
J. Frenk Yin Bell
Jox
Imish
Senate Chamber
Fuller
Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
Bens
Nalion
Capitol
Uome
Senate
Fnally
United States
James Sherman
United State
Sherman
Stee
House
Marohala
Combis
Aonaté
Arma
Tatt
Hoosevelt
Roosevelt
Union Station
Oyster Bay
New York County Republican Committee
Ledge
M. Wettx
Knox
Bacon
Fairbanks
Sleot
Burke
Gaines
Senator Bacon
Georgia
Sun
Mr Dooley on Heroes and History in 1909 noted piece
Mr Dooley muses on fame and heroes, arguing fame endures briefly while true merit goes unrecognized. He skewers Rome legends, Nero, Cayzar, Jenks, and modern heroes like a tillygraft operator, ship captains, and congress, concluding fame is fleeting and ordinary acts define heroism.
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H. B. McClure & Co
Jack Binns
Mr. Dooley
Mr. Hennessy
Congress
Hogan
Gin’rals
Histhry
Rome
Flogan
Cademy
Jootyus Cayzar
Peorya
Joolyus Cayzar
Cicero
Pompey
Jenks
Cayzar
Nero
Manny
New Zealand
Fort Wayne
Jackson Street
Bazoo
America
Chicago
Hinnissy
Blinns
Binns
Tillygraft
Republic
Torybody
Mybody
Wilbur ‘Wright
Olson
Wilbur Wright
Iver
Michigan
Halsted Street
Urruk
For the Wedding Here's the Silver
A wedding gift guide highlights affordable silver items from olive forks to bonbon trays and spoons. It promotes a wide stock with good value, offering tea services, chests, platters, and trays from modern silversmiths at first quality and fair prices.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Promised Cure
The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as health restorers for general weakness and digestive support. It cites a testimonial from A. Grant of West Newton Ohio claiming strength restored and no substitutes used, urging readers to try the remedy.
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Hood
A . Grant
West Newton
Ohio
Ike
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