Great Fleet Echoes Wilson Morality and Patriotism
President Wilson received continuous ovations as he praised America’s moral principle. Crowds cheered along Fifth Avenue and Riverside Drive while the Mayflower passed the harbor. His luncheon address drew tremendous applause from sailors marines and civilians alike.
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President Wil son reviews fleet on Fifth Avenue in drizzle
President Wilson reviews 5000 sailors and marines from the Atlantic fleet on Fifth Avenue and Forty second Street in a drizzly morning parade. Security tightens with detectives on rooftops and a large secret service presence as he and Acting Mayor McAneny observe.
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President Praises Navy as Moral Force for Humanity
The President extols the U.S. Navy as a disciplined engine of force to promote human interests. He lauds Secretary of the Navy and supports his policies, notes ships’ quiet strength, and defends America’s moral purpose against aggression. Two suffrage activists confront him. Secret Service removes them without incident.
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President Wilson Reviews Atlantic Fleet in Four-Mile Line
President Wilson boards the Mayflower for a four mile fleet review off New York. The entire Atlantic battle line sails by with 21 gun salute from Wyoming as ships, flags, bands, and a water pageant parade mark the ceremony.
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Women Suffragists Reach President at Luncheon
In New York two suffragists evaded the guard at the Biltmore Hotel and reached the President's luncheon floor. They encountered Secretary Tumulty and handed him a letter intended for the President. One woman shouted a remark as Tumulty departed.
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