Inaugural Day Parade Greeted Taft and Sherman
Washington observed a lively inaugural parade with President Taft and Vice President Sherman enjoying the ceremonies from the reviewing stand. Taft greeted crowd members with warmth as troops and bands passed, while Mrs Taft and Mr Sherman stayed nearby. The event, noted for its NW wind, drew cheers for three hours before concluding with continued coverage on Page Six.
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Roosevelt Knits as He Departs Washington for Oyster Bay
Ex President Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt leave Washington for Oyster Bay aboard a Pullman car. He sits in with old fashioned knitting needles while a democratic, cordial mood colors the farewell. A nationwide audience bids him goodbyes as he heads home after nine years in office.
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Taft Inauguration Moved Indoors Amid Washington Blizzard
Washington endured a sweeping blizzard that isolated the city for hours as snow and wind disrupted travel and telegraph lines. President elect Taft and Roosevelt arrived at the Capitol but authorities chose to hold the oath inside the Senate chamber due to unsafe weather.
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Taft Inauguration Amid Blizzard Delays Outdoor Ceremony
Washington March 4 taft and Roosevelt took oath in senate chamber as blizzard forced outdoor rites to be abandoned. Taft greeted by cheers, later presided over inaugural ball in pension building while fireworks lit the sky and Roosevelt departed for New York amid a long farewell.
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Inaugural Parade Harsh Weather Claims Two Lives
Washington March 4 Hospital reports show many injuries from cold and exhaustion as crowds endured wind slush and freezing temps during the inaugural parade. Two deaths are attributed to exposure, Andrew Doran 58 a Pullman conductor and Norman Stall 45 of Richmond Va.
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Mrs Potter Dies After Short Seven Months as Bishop Potter Widow
Elisabeth Scriven Potter widow of Bishop Henry C Potter died in New York after a several week illness. She had married Alfred Corning Clark and left a multimillion estate. Known for charity work through Protestant Episcopal institutions, she formed a close friendship with the late New York bishop, leading to their marriage. Three sons are currently abroad.
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Women Win in Nebraska House Vote on Suffrage Amendment
The Nebraska House passed the Howard bill submitting a constitutional amendment by a 52 to 34 vote, granting women the right to vote in all elections. In Selma, Alabama, Max Coleman died tonight while being transported for treatment as assailants remain at large.
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Carmack Fire Incident Sparks Defense Theory
An unclear OCR fragment suggests discussion over whether Carmack fired a pistol while in a dynamic situation. The text is incomplete, lacking dates, locations, or outcomes. Further readable context is needed to confirm names, parties, and the event's status.
Jury Plea to Hasten Carmack Murder Trial
In Nashville Tennessee March 4 the Carmack murder trial stalled as jurors complained of delays. William Hows said many jurors are farmers needing spring planting, urging night sessions and faster progress. Judge Hart promised to move proceedings swiftly. The seventh week of the trial began amid wrangling and a photographed scene pole.
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Thousands Wait To Catch Trains At World Largest Union Station
In Washington the vast Union Station, the world’s largest, was clogged with travelers as blizzard damage crippled telegraph lines and slowed both incoming and outgoing trains by four to twelve hours. Crowds gathered, waiting for gates to open and for trains to resume movement, while many planned inaugural parade events arrived late or not at all due to the storm.
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Salome Dance Barred by Court Injunction in Kansas City
Gertrude Hoffman, famed actress, was enjoined by the circuit court in Scanson City Mo from performing the Salome dance for the remainder of her engagement in the Mimic World on the ground that the act is inimical to public morals. The ruling halts her leading role and caps a controversy over the provocative dance during the Kansas City engagement.
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Olympia Washard House Approves Measure Despite Narrow Margin
The measure passed the house by a margin of two votes, aligning with the support of the majority. The bill now goes to the senate for further action.
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Weather Prophecy Foretells Fair Georgia Weekend
The forecast calls for fair weather in Georgia Friday and Saturday with rising temperatures. West winds shift to variable breezes as temperatures trend upward with a low, a high, and a mean near normal values. rainfall in the past 24 hours is reported in inches with deficiencies noted since the start of the month and year from regional stations.
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