Cabinet Names and Transitions in Wilson Administration
A report outlines likely cabinet appointments for the forthcoming Wilson administration with Secretary of War prospect Franklin P. Lane and Secretary of Interior expected to be named. It names figures such as William J. Bryan, William G. McAdoo, and William M. Wilson among others while noting positions and political roles in California and New York.
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Ngton
Del
Wilsden
California
Story of State
Wm. J. Bryan
Ctary
The
Treasury
Wm. G. SicAdeo
New York
James McReynolds
Tennessee
Wm. Co. Redfield
Navy
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Wm. B. Wilson
Albert Burle
Savannah Judge awards 6500 salvage to Weems in steamship case
In Savannah, Judge Speer granted $6,500 salvage to the steamship Weems over the schooner Davenport. The Weems aided the Davenport off Frying Pan Shoals, towing her into deep water and port, after the Davenport sent distress signals in rough weather. The Baltimore and Carolina Steamship Company represented by Maj. Ernest Dart and Edward S. Elliott argued for salvage. Davenport's side was Garrard Gazan and Alfred H. Hayne.
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United States
Savannah
Riflemen Leave Savannah for Washington Inauguration
The Brunswick Riflemen, a 42 man company, departed Sunday from Savannah to attend the inauguration. They rode the military special to Washington, scheduled to arrive late yesterday afternoon and return by noon tomorrow, with arrival back Thursday night. The captain stated he was unsure of all acceptances at that moment.
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Brunswick Riflemen
Savannah
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Princeton University
Essex
New Jersey
Wilson
Union Station
Thomas Nelson Page
Princeton
Col
Spencer
Crosby
Taft
White House
Wilsons
Taft and Wilson Welcome Princeton Crowd
Taft and Wilson greeted a cordial Princeton crowd and joined in singing Old Nassau with the students in a warm campus gathering.
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Taft
Wilson
Princeton
Cadet Sister Wins Tough Match in Fierce Fight
The cadet sister delivers a hard fought victory, rallying behind her loyal fighter and securing a win in a demanding bout. Her determined effort and strategic moves showcase a strong breakthrough for the team.
Wilson to be sworn in as president tomorrow in Washington
President elect Woodrow Wilson and family arrived in Washington for the inauguration after a long Princeton departure. Crowds cheered as Wilson, wearing a silk hat, waved from the platform and shared songs with Princeton students before boarding for the capital.
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Princeton
N. March
Wilson
Nassau
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Brunswick business confidence seen amid parade and Wilson outlook
A New York visit by Alber Fendig notes strong but normal business conditions despite campaign changes. He predicts a safe, prosperous four years under Wilson. Brunswick is described as growing substantially during preparations for a large Peace Parade with Mrs. Richard Coke Burleson as grand marshal and Inez Milholland appearing as herald.
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Alber Fendig
New - York
Fendig
Wilson
Brunswick
Richard Coke Burleson
Inez Milholland
Sta
Marcel
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