Wilson Inauguration Day Schedule At Capitol And White House
A detailed timetable chronicles Woodrow Wilsons inauguration activities from breakfast at Shoreham Hotel to oath at 1:35 p m and elaborate ceremonies. It notes escorts, parade routes, luncheon, fireworks, and a public carnival along Pennsylvania Avenue. The sequence reflects a full official program with dates, times, and involved venues.
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Wilson
White House
Monument Grounds
Marshall
Pennsylvania Avenue
Inauguration Day and Cabinet Nominations Move Forward
Washington reports President Wilson’s cabinet is set, with William B. Wilson slated as labor secretary and James McKeyn Garrison and William C. Redfield named for war and commerce roles. Wilson takes oath at 1 35 PM, Taft departs, and inaugural ceremonies proceed amid unsettled weather.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Tindsey M. Garrison
New Jersey
James McKeyn
William C. Redfield
New
Labor
Wiliam B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Inauguration Day Observations With Wilson and Taft
Report covers the January procession from the White House to the Capitol. Taft and Wilson travel in three carriages amid cheering crowds as Cabinet members and press accompany them. Officials attend brief signings and receptions before the Vice Presidential inauguration scenes in the Senate chamber begin, with Cabinet members seated and a late adjournment.
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Wilson
Capitol
Mr. Wilson
Taft
White House
Helen
William Jennings Bryan
William F. McCoombs
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Bryan
Senate
Marter
Bryan
Crane
Bacon
Marshall
Overman
Rucker
McKinley
Garrett
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hitchcock
MacVeagh
Fisher
Hilles
Secret Service
Pré-Tem Gallinger
Congress
Mrs. Wilson
Miss Margaret Wilson
Jessie
Eleanor
Mrs. Taft
Congress Closes Sessions After Veto and Farewell Scenes
Washington March 4 House repassed the sundry civil appropriation bill over President Taft's veto by 270 to 50 and adjourned sine die at 12 04. Senate adjourned sine die at 12 35. Taft vetoed the 113 million Sundry Civil bill for prohibiting use of anti trust funds against labor unions and farmers. Speaker Clark welcomed former Speaker Cannon as farewell scenes followed. Senate accepted conference report on the deficiency bill. Indian appropriation remained in dispute. Thomas R. Marshall sworn in as Vice President. Fred Courtney hospitalized after a head on collision at Great Barrington. Mary Nelson and Victor Smithman found guilty of breach of peace.
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Washington
Wilson
D.m
Marshall
Woodrow Willson
United States
Capitol
Senate
White House
Taft
Augusta
Interstate Commerce Commission
Franklin K. Lane
Redfield
House
Congress
Department of Justice
Clark
Cannon
Fall
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Fred Courtney
New Haven
Merriam St
Bridgeport
Great Barrington
Mary Nelson
Victor Smithman
Mary
Victor
Aviator Jones Arrives From Boston In Wright Aircraft
Harry Jones postmaster general aviation flyer reached Bridgeport this morning aboard a Wright plane after leaving New Haven in a 15 mile gale. He landed at Black Rock after an 8:20 flight from Yale field, carrying a pot of beans and a lobster as mail matter. He plans to depart for New York later today but postponed due to strong winds.
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Harry” Jones
Hitchcock
Aviating
Boston
New York
Yalefield
New Haven
Gilman
Black Rock
Seaside Park
Jones
Bridgeport
Taft New Haven
Stratfield
Griswold
McAlpin
New York City
Providence
Mewmen
Main Street
New London
Flyer Jones
William Rawosa
Leo C. McElroy
Elm Auto Co
Sary Wie
Mr. McElroy
Secret Service Monitors Mexican Suspects in Mexico City
In Mexico City, Secret Service men watch prominent suspects amid Zapatista rebel activity and the amnesty bill debate. A Zapatista leader reportedly arrives at Puebla to discuss surrender with federal authorities, claiming 3,000 followers ready to join or be discharged. Ex-Governor Lara of Hidalgo is brought in for examination over alleged irregularities in office.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Zapata
Orozco
Republic
Secret Service
Zapatista
Puebla
Lara
Hydalgo
Delegation backs Mooney raise for Bridgeport fire chief
Hartford March 4 Senators Whitcomb McNeil and Newman with Representatives McMurray and Wilson of Bridgeport filed a memorial urging an amendment to Bridgeport charter. It seeks a $3,000 salary for the city fire chief, the amount fixed by Bridgeport's common council. The memorial was sent to the Cities & Boroughs committee.
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Hartford
Whitcomb,McNeil, and Newman
McMurray and Wilson
Bridgeport
City of
Fire Department
Common Council of
Committee On Cities & Boroughs
Superior Court Clash Over Arrest Threat in Taylor Case
In Superior Court Judge Greene sharply warned Attorney Howard W. Taylor and urged order as State's Attorney Stiles Judson and Taylor clashed during motions in the Deacon Theodore Raymond case. Taylor argued a key witness was unavailable due to motherhood. venue and nolle prosequi motions followed amid courtroom tension.
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Gardner Greene
Howard W. Taylor
Danbury
Theodore Raymond
Denbury
Stiles Judson
Taylor
Greene
Tayilor
Joe
Sr. Taylor
Judean
Greena
Judson
Mr. Taylor
Deacon Raymond
Bridgeport
Alaska
Mr. Teylor
Nolle
Epee
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John E. Wilson
Shoreham Hotel
Grand Marshall Wood
Department of Labor
William B. Wilson
President Taft
Mr. Taft
President
Mr. Marshall
Indiana Democratic Club
Aviator Jones
Mooney
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