Simplicity Myth in Inauguration Through History
Edward Webster traces inauguration simplicity as a recurring thread in U S history, from Washington’s 1789 New York ceremony to Jefferson, Jackson, Harrison, and Lincoln. He cites myth vs fact in Jefferson’s simple ride, notes crowds and rituals, and shows how each era framed the presidency and public display amid nation changing conditions.
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Edward Webster
United States
George Washington
New York
Elizabethtown Point
N. J
Kill von Kull
New York Harbor
Galveston
North Carolina
Washington
Federal Hall
Capitol
Wall
Senate
Adams
Knox
Hamilton
von Steuben
Robert R. Livingston
George ‘Washington
Senate Chamber
Jefferson Story Fales
Thomas Jefferson
John Davis
Davis
Will Restore Not Destroy New Chief Executive Calls for Restoration of Justice
President Wilson frames a national mandate for reform in a Democratic era. He asserts the need to restore government to serve all people, criticizing private interests, urging sanitary laws, fair taxation, labor rights, and conservation while pledging to work within the system and seek counsel. He calls on all honest, forward-looking men to aid in the era of justice.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Wilson
House of Representatives
Senate
Illinois Druggists To Hold State Convention In Quincy
Illinois Pharmaceutical association officers announced a June 24 to 27 convention in Quincy expected to draw about 1,500 delegates. A. E. Labs of Chicago and A. W. Hobart of Austin attended the planning session as the program was outlined including dances, boat excursions on the Mississippi to Keokuk dam, and a range of business meetings.
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City of
Quincy
Chicago
Diinois River
Keokuk Dam
Highland Park
Mississippi River
L Ph. A
Dunne
National Child Labor Committee
Jacksonville
Fla
Inna Holmes Smith
Louis de Koven Bowen
E. Freund
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Henry Thurston
Edith Wyatt
Federal Aid Good Roads
Washington, D. C
Salem
Harmony
Mlinois Retail Hardware Association
Springfield
H. Vawter
Charles T. Woodward
Carlinville
R. L. Mason
Canton
RB. Y. Wallace
Charles H. Robinson
William Powers
Woodward and
Johnson
R. P. VanCamp
Indianapolis
National Jobbers’ Association of Hardware Men
State Arsenal
Peoria
Diinois
Ilinois
United States
John H. Walker
Resolutions Committee
Evan Evans
International Board
Frank Farrington
Streator
Joseph Pope
Belleville
James Lord
Farmington
Duncan McDonald
Oglesby
Illinois
Brady
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Jefferson
Jackson
Monley
Jay
Philadelphia
Andria
Congress
Andrew Jackson
Booth
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Mra
Samuel Harrison Smith
Harrison
William Henry Harrison
Lincoln
Taney
Sybo
Alligory
Ghiae Selioe
Illinois Pharmaceutical Association
Union Station
West Adams
Canal Streets
C. B. & Q Railroad
Chicago Drug Club
Edward Lahl
B. & Q Railroad
State Board of Administration
State Board
Frank D. Whipp
Arthur M. Johnson
A J Williford
Nokomis
W.G. Edens
J. J. Finnegan
Secretary of State Woods
Milligan Plane
M. G. Milligan
C. W. Comber
The
Winds Alfalfa Growers’ Association
Sterling
State Farmers’ Institute
A. P. Grout
Winchester
H. A. McKeene
C. C. Peryier
Hitiols
Domestic Science and Woman's Clubs
Beld Angi
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