Wilson Inauguration Preparations Build Historic Day
President elect Wilson and family arrive at Union Station on a brisk day as Princeton and Virginia students join crowds awaiting the inaugural. Officials, including Thomas Nelson Page, greet the party and escort them to a reception room before a private hotel dinner. The day culminates with parades and a national ceremony awaiting noon at the Capitol.
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Union Station
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Frinceton University
Thomas Nelson Page
Princeton
Hssea
New Jersey
Joseph Wilson
Tennessee
John Wilson
Pennsylvania
Thomas T. Shirch
Crane
Overman
Bacon
McKinley
Rucker
Garrett
Joint Congressional Committee
White House
Essex
Black Horse
Culver Military Academy
Uuruugn
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University of Virginia
Tafy
Cingenate
Capitol
Court of Honor
Roddenbery Attacks Democratic Leaders In House Speech
Rep Roddenbery from Georgia denounces Democratic leaders for spending while praising reform by criticizing pensions figures and GOP expenditures. He claims reform rules benefited the people and mocks colleagues, praising Bartholdt and attacking Payne and Foss for perceived missteps. The scene shows party lines sharpening over budget and tariffs.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Specht
Teddenberg
Georgia
House
Cannan
Dalavil
Bartholdi
Roddenberg
Mr Roddenberg
Il Nels
Foss
Repubican
Bartholdt
Missouri
Mrs Susie Newman of Macon Dies After 32 Years Here
Mrs Susie Newman mother of Mrs GT Alvrey and mother in law to a Central of Georgia freight traffic manager in Savannah died this morning in Macon. She resided here thirty two years and was well known. Survivors include Mrs Airey another daughter Mrs Roy Burney of Macon and son Will E McAndrew of Augusta plus Mrs T J Collier of Macon.
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Macon. Ga
Susie Newman
GT. Alvrey
Central of Georgia, Railway
Savannah
Airey
Roy Burney
Macon
Will E. McAndrew
Ausata
T. J. Collier
Record of the Sixty-Second Congress Ends in Turbulent Era
Washington notes the adjournment marking two years of party struggle between a Democratic House and Senate under Democratic influence and a Republican president. It surveys major acts, investigations, and treaties, highlighting Lorimer and Archbald cases, tariff debates, labor and safety reforms, and looming changes with a new administration.
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France
Russia
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Canal
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Illinois
Robert W. Archwald
Commerce Court
Money Trust
John Bd. Archbold
Th Standard Oil Company
United States Steel Corporation
Willian Lorimer
Archbald
Panama Canal
Dresses of Wilson Womenfolk During the Inauguration Ceremonies
Princeton March 2 Mrs Woodrow Wilson revealed the inauguration attire for herself and daughters. They will wear ordinary walking suits for the day ceremonies. For the first evening function at the White House she will wear a forecade rose patterned gown in light green with a long train and lace drapery. Beadwork butterflies adorn the neck and sleeves. The gown is described as simple yet graceful.
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New York First Cavalry
Massachusetts Coast Artillery
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Massachusetts Militia
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Democratic State — Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic League
Newark
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New Jersey
de Tammany Braves
New York
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McCombs
William ¥. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
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McCombe
National Pass Club
Princeton
Wilson
Society
Woodrow Wilson Fnally
Margaret Wilsorn
Jessie
Clocks in Atlanta Face Mandate to Work or Go
Atlanta city officials led by Chairman Orville Hall plan to seek council authorization to ban idle public clocks. The push vows to regulate or remove timepieces that fail to run, citing broken homes and late closes at dairies and saloons as evidence of their mischief.
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Atlanta
Orvilé H. Hall
Council
Colonel Hall
Street Committee
Castro
Venezuela
Whitehall
Peachtree
Taft Era Highlights From Last Congress
A summary of Taft era actions notes expansions of the House, civil war pension increases, public works like high hour contracts, statehood for Arizona and New Mexico, and new regulations on wireless, lifeboats, and pure drug labeling. It lists numerous treaties with Britain, France, and others, probes into Titanic and Mexican border affairs, and bills vetoed by Taft including tariff, water power, and immigration measures.
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New Mexico
Red Cross
Miasanivei Valley
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Industrial Commission
France
Great Britain
Taft
Senate Se
Russia
Japan
Hungary
Grand Jury Praise From Dr Holderby At Atlanta Church
Sunday morning at Moora Memorial church Dr Holderby commended Fulton county grand jury for recommendations aimed at moral uplift. He praised their stance on social evil the need for stricter marriage laws weapons control and a home for correction for girls while urging judges to adopt old fashioned religious backbone. He argued Atlanta leads in morality and urged law officers to enforce laws.
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Moora Memorial Church
Holderby
Fulton County
Grand Jury
Atlanta
Beavers
America
Art Lectures End When Police Bar Admission Charge
The Arklin Art symposium at Montgomery theater in Atlanta canceled Sunday evening lectures after Chief Beavers banned admission fees, permitting only the afternoon exhibit. City Attorney Mayson ruled charging on Sunday would be conducting business. receipts reportedly around 1. Hoyt G. Morrow said expenses ran about 10. RG Forenan, Art Association chair, could not be reached. Arklin stated the fee arrangement aimed to cover costs with Foreman.
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Art Association of Atlanta
James L. Beavers
Chief Beavers
James L. Mayson
Hoyt G. Morrow
RG Forenan
Art Association of
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Foreman
Art Association
Small Town Boasts of Great White Way in Rome Georgia
Armachee, a town of under 200 in Floyd County, proclaims itself the world’s smallest city with a great white way. A mill power line turned on Saturday night lights a two-block stretch flanked by two general stores and a few houses. The Electric Neht company, a bona fide corporation, expects a neat dividend from the current sold and may extend lines to nearby farms seeking electricity.
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Rome
Armachee
Floyd
Seaborn Wright
Electrc Neht Company
Congress in Sunday session stalls on naval bills
Washington March 2 Thousands visitants fill galleries as Sixty-second Congress drags toward noon Tuesday. Speaker Clark struggles to control noise while conferees fail to reconcile House and Senate battleship programs, threatening a $15 million naval appropriation defeat. Senate executive session and delayed conference reports mark a tense end to the day.
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Senate
House
Sixty-second
Congress
Capitol
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Champ Clark
Conference
Alezen
Sentence of Heike Commuted by Taft
Washington March 2 President Taft commuted to fine and costs the sentence of Charlen R Heike secretary treasurer of the American Was and Refining company to eight months in the New York county penitentiary and a $5000 fine Heike convicted of conspiracy to defraud the United States by undervaluing sugar Heike ill health aided the clemency recommendation Heike testified in the Sherman anti trust inquiry and later faced weighing fraud prosecutions at Brooklyn docks the case stemmed from sugar weighing frauds that cost the government over two million dollars
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Taft
Charlen R. Heike
American Was and Refining Company
New York County
Heike
United States
Werssham
American Sugar Refining Company
Customs
Brooklyn
Princeton Students Plan Farewell Ride For Wilson
Princeton March 2 President elect Woodrow Wilson prepares for his trip to Washington with a Princeton farewell. About 500 students will accompany Wilson via a special train as Princeton tradition calls, with a car window hoist and a brief station ceremony before his inauguration.
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Wilson Bungalow
Mr. Wilson
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
Wester Music Co Grand Opening Day Event
The Wester Music Co at 64 Peachtree St invites the public to a full day grand opening with afternoon and evening activities. Local staff will showcase new arrivals and demonstrations throughout the day.
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Wester Music Co
Peachtree St
Georgia Tech students win Beaux Arts honors in national contest
High honors go to Georgia Tech architecture students H. B. McCrary J. C. Dennis J. M. Russell F. L. Rand T. F. Lockwood and J. W. Biggers in the Society of Beaux Arts Architects nationwide competition. Their "A City Church" designs will be shown this week in the architecture department. William Pope Barney, an early Tech graduate, wins the Puppin prize from the New York Beaux-Arts Society for a sight-seeing barge prize for the Panama canal.
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Georgia School of Technology
Society of Beaux Arts Architects
New York Society
H. 8. McCrary
J. C. Dennis
J. M. Russell
F. L. Rand
T. F. Lockwood
J. W. Biggers
Department of Architecture
Francis Palmer
Georgia Tech
United States
Ecole Des Beaux-Arts
Paris
Europe
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Academy At
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William Pope Barney
Tech
Society of Beaux-Arts Architects of
New York
Panama Canal
Typewriters Rented Three Months Five Dollars Am
Am. Writing Machine Co advertises typewriters for rent at five dollars for a three month period. The brief notice emphasizes affordable equipment options for offices and individuals seeking temporary typing solutions.
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