Inaugural Parade and Ceremonies for Wilson and Taft
The Washington parade and ceremonies recount the inauguration of Woodrow Wilson, with detailed march divisions, military and civilian contingents, and the transfer of power from Taft. The procession moves from the White House to the Capitol, featuring Marines, West Point cadets, militia, veterans, Confederates, college clubs, and civilian groups. The scene captures the pageantry, escort arrangements, and the oath as Wilson becomes president with Marshall as vice president.
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Parfue University
Citadel
Virginia Military Institute
Washington, D. C
James E. Stuart
National Soldiers
Appiauss
Woten'e Relief Sorpe
Patriotic Sons of America
The
Society of the Cincinnati
Confederacy
Dixie Veterans
Confederate Veterans’ Organization
Nashville
Tenn
Army
Navy
Robert N. Harper
Virginia
New York
Nebraska
Ilinois
Maesachueetts
Rhode Island
Lou- Missouri
Taft
Wilson
Marshall
Capitol
Senate Chamber
Senate
Gallinger
New Hampshire
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Houses of
Congress
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Aera
United States
Levi P. Morton
Charles W. Fairbanks
House of Representatives
Admiral Dewey
Wood
White
House
White Rose
Black Horse Troop Escorts Marshall at Inaugural Parade
The Black Horse troop from Culver Military Academy Indiana provides escort for Vice President Marshall and his party in Washington on March 4. The riders, from multiple states, add a dramatic feature to the inaugural parade as they move in formation to the Capitol.
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Wilson
Marshall
Te ‘White House
Capitol
Shorham Ho
Wall Street
White House
Wilsons
Leonard Wood
Wood
Congressional Committee
Senate
House
Grand Marshall Wood
Marshall Wood
Essex
Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Culver Black Horse
Indiana
Pennsylvania Avenue
Court of Honor
Taft
Mr. Wilson
Indiana Military School
Black Horse
Washington
Culver Military Academy
Academy
Close of Congress Marks Laughter and Tears in Sixty-Second
Washington March 4 Laughter and tears marked the passage of the Sixty-Second Congress as noon signaled the death of the current session. The Senate showed solemnity while the House offered comedy. farewell scenes featured retiring members, standing ovations and the departure of long serving figures including Uncle Joe Cannon.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Marshall
Senate
Capitol
Taft
Old Guard
House
Joe” Cannon
New Mexico
Arizona
William Lorimer
Illinois
Commerce Court
Robert W. Archbald
The
Parcel Post
Common Council in Brief Session Delays and Orders
The Common Council met briefly, Mayor Wilson late by about 25 minutes. Henry J. Clampett sought to discontinue a Main street bulldine line for fifty feet north of Frank street to allow a garage. the petition passed 12 to 9. Attorney Cullinan opposed the discountes and traffic impacts. Judson’s compression on streetcar service to Stratford drew no aldermanic consensus. Streets and sidewalks committee to survey a new State street bridge. report adopted for presentation next meeting. Mayor pressed ordinance committee on the building code with Alderman Lyddy noting hearings attracted about 22 attendees.
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Saelee
Wile
Henry J. Clampertt
Main Street
Frank Street
Clampett
Mr. Clampett
Thomas M. Cullinan
Stiles Judson
Bom Snabie
Stratford Wer
Clole
State Street
Wilson
Lyddy
Orange Cream Pie Recipe Steps Cleaned Up
A recipe describes beating yolks with half cup sugar or Pagers, adding flour and corn starch dissolved in milk, cooking three minutes, cooling, flavoring with orange, and pouring into a baked crust. Whip egg whites to froth, fold in more flavor, spread, bake until brown.
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Hienor
Treasury Department
Fifteenth Street
Eide
Marine
Marshal Wood
Cwords
West Point
Avery
Maryland
Aryland
United States Marines
Fifteenth
United States Cavalry
Batieken
Batialon
James Garrard
Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort Myer
John T. van Osdale
Fred
West Point Ca
McNulton
A. L
National Guard
New Jerasy
Princeton University
Princetonians
Princeton
Lexington
Mass
Philadelphia
Louisville
Trenton
Atlanta
Chicago
Boston
Buffalo
Baltimore
Richmond
St. Louis
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Wild West
Maricopa County
Ariz
Democratic Central Committee
Maricops County
United Fox Hunt Clubs of America
Central’ Democratic Club of
Pennsylvania
National Fraternity
Duckworth Club
Cincinnati
Democratic Club
Reading
Gottfried-Kreuger Association
Jefferson Club
Princeton University Club
Mose Green
Brunswick
Woodrow Wilson Club
Tenth Ward Democratic Club
Wilmington
Del
Spalding Greys
Griffin
Seat Pleasant
D. C
Junior Order
American Mechanics
Boy Scouts’ Band
Scranton
Temperance Pioneer Drill Corps
South Betiehhem
Engineer Corps
Washington Circle
Mr. Marshall
Fe Oy
Maine
Hanava Harbor
Iife
Canada
Great Britain
France
Germany
Mever
Senator Works
Bill of Representatives
Aadamson
Georgia
Met Siceau
Child Labor Bureau
Mississippi
Sherwood
Territorial Assembly
Alaska
Arthur H. Rostron
Carpathia
Titanic
Mexican War Claims Commission
Tariff Commission
Archhbald
Clapp Committee
Archbald
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Adamson Railroad
Representa
Tives
Cannon
McKinley, Prince and Rodenberg
Imnois
Hill and Higgins
Connecticut
Crumpacker
Gardner and McCall
Massachu
House of Commons
London
Presidents Box
Common Council
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