Inauguration Day as Wilson and Marshall Take Oath
Washington March 4 1913 Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey became president and Thomas R Marshall of Indiana vice president in a five hour ceremony at the Capitol. Taft signed bills and the new Senate organized after the oath these events attracted about 20 000 visitors and a parade through Pennsylvania Avenue amid festive crowds.
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Wilsons Inaugural Reflects Democratic Shift Across Nation
A fragment from Wilson's inaugural remarks argues the Democratic rise signals more than party victory. It frames the change as a national reinterpretation of liberty, wealth, industry, and moral strength, noting old ideas lost and new reforms shaping the future. The piece hints at social progress and cautions about lurking evils advancing alongside good.
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Wilson selects his cabinet in broad outlines
President elect Wilson's full cabinet is reported with William J. Bryan as Secretary of State, William G. McAdoo as Secretary of the Treasury, Lindley M. Garrison as Secretary of War, James McReynolds as Attorney General, Albert Burleson as Postmaster General, Josephus Daniels as Secretary of the Navy, Franklin K. Lane as Secretary of the Interior, David F. Houston as Secretary of Agriculture, William C. Redfield as Secretary of Commerce, and William B. Wilson as Secretary of Labor. The picks reflect focus on war leadership, agriculture reform, and interior administration with Western legal training.
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National politics notes on Taft era cabinet turnover
The article records a near quorum failure in New Hampshire for a Senate vacancy and reports on Edwin Burleigh of Maine recovering in Baltimore. It lists Taft cabinet members preparing for retirement, noting Knox, Wilson, MacVeagh, Wickersham, and others moving to private life or new pursuits amid a closing era.
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South Randolph Community Notes and Personnel Shifts
William Duberty works for Wherat ley Camp and David Dominans joins ED Camp for another year. Earla Percy Riford attends the eve of a relative in Wrendetock. Jericho resident Sat Prank visits Mrs. George Hyde amidTower of Mira Meteres start ontag vin SA Spot.
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Crippled son arrested for assaulting mother in St Albans
St Albans March 4 An inquest into the death of Mrs Elsie Tracy found her crippled son James Tracy under arrest in Franklin county jail. Assistant Judge E W Foster and State's Attorney Gaylord Ladd heard that Mrs Tracy lay bruised near the kitchen stove after a period of illness and that pneumonia likely caused her death, not murder. The young man, 24 or 25, allegedly beat his mother during a dispute. charge is aggravated assault with a dangerous weapon.
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Vermont town meeting day faces liquor questions and eight constitutional proposals
A clear winter morning ushers Vermont's town meeting day as 247 towns vote on liquor policy and eight proposed constitutional changes. Barre reports quiet polls, with local option on licenses and fifth class licenses on the ballot as voters decide amid a close race and early turnout.
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Rebels Capture Mexican Town In Morelos Campaign
Mexico City reports rebels occupy Yecapxtin in Morelos. War department plans punitive expedition into the southern rebel zone. Government claims capture of Alberto Fuentes, alleged governor of Aguascalientes, as progress toward ending the northern revolution begun at the Huerta administration's inauguration.
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Duxbury Town Meeting Elects Officers and Sets Tax
At Duxbury town meeting on March 4 officers were elected including Moderator B R Demerritt and Clerk H W Huntley for his 42nd term. Also named were School Directors Lewis Morse and Homer Kennedy, Selectman J E Crowsett, Road Commissioner F C Day, Overseer B F Hart, Constable H J Parchar, Treasurer B E Huntley, Grand Juror H G Ward and Auditors B Demerritt Ray Davis and A D Durkee. A tax of 125 dollars was rated and no permanent road appropriation was made.
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Vermont Legislature Advances Educational Restructuring
Vermont reels toward comprehensive reform as a new education commission led by Columbia University president Butler begins inquiries. The 2012 13 session reshapes the state board of education with supervision over secondary schools and teacher training, shifts fiscal coordination, and allows appointing the state superintendent as executive agent, signaling a major move toward integrated statewide schooling and rural school support with potential federal style efficiency gains.
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Sporting Notes and Baseball Movements Across Leagues
The New England league schedules debut April 20 and end September 1. W. J. Bradley signs with the Boston Braves and heads to Athens, Iowa for a seminary tryout after previously playing third base for the Cleveland Americans. J. P. Kelley elected president of the Interscholastic Commission of Amateur Athletics of New England in Boston, succeeding J. Kee rh Patrick of Exeter. Various updates on Gulf Coast professional team picks, Connie Mack’s finances, and players preparing for camps including Russell, Fournier, Kuhn, Easter, and calls for a young catcher prospect amid team strengthening efforts.
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