Inauguration Day Delayed by Senate and Crowds Welcome Wilson
United Press reports Woodrow Wilson sworn in at 1:37 PM before 75,000 in Washington D C. The ceremony lagged over 30 minutes as the Senate adjourned late and clock hands were turned forward. Taft and Wilson rode to the capitol, witnesses included cabinet hopefuls and dignitaries.
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United States
Capitol Plaza
Husband and Wife May Face Charge Of Kidnaping
James Enos seeks his six year old daughter Pauline last seen after she was taken by James Mills and his wife from Guernsey county to Bridgeport Ohio. Enos fears kidnapping and has asked authorities to locate the child and pursue charges when the couple is found.
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Middlebourne
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Here
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Mills
Guernsey County
Clarence Harsch Returns Home From Visit on Clark Street
Clarence Harsch of Zanesville has returned home after visiting his brother A. J. Harsch and family on Clark street.
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Zanesville
A. J. Harsch
Clark Street
Inaugural Address of Woodrow Wilson Is Interpreting Change
Special to Daily Jeffersonian from Washington March 4. Wilson’s inaugural address outlines a shift in government as Democrats gain control of both houses and the presidency. He says the party’s purpose is not partisan victory but guiding national plans and policy. The speech continues on page three.
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Princeton Alumna smoker yields playful presidential greeting
Washington reports a Princeton graduate and Ohio Congressman George White greeted the President-elect at a New Willard Hotel Princeton alumni smoker. White, from the Fifteenth Ohio district and Princeton class of 1895, saluted with a college Hello Proxy and the President replied warmly.
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Ohio
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United States
West Wheeling Man Undergoes Hernia Operation
William Armbruster of West Wheeling Avenue was operated on Tuesday morning at City Hospital for hernia.
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West Wheeling Avenue
City Hospital
Cumberland man John Stone visits Cambridge as business caller
John Stone of Cumberland traveled to Cambridge on Tuesday as a business caller, engaging with local traders and discussing potential ventures.
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John Stone
Cumberland
Cambridge
Cabinet Nominations Delayed Sent to Senate
In Washington President Wilson will not send cabinet nominations to the Senate until tomorrow morning. Secretaries named include Bryan McAdoo Garrison McReynolds Burleson Daniels Lane Houston Redfield Wilson with labor and commerce posts also discussed. Transfusion saves infant Sidney Nelkin as Dr H J Rongy donates blood to revive him.
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Nebraska
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New York
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New Jersey
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Tennessee
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Texas
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North Carolina
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House Ends Long All Night Session With Taft Naval Bill Signed
The 62nd Congress ended after days of work with the naval appropriation bill approving one battleship per year, sent to President Taft for signature. In the Senate Vice President Marshall was to be installed, and final adjournment occurred as Speaker Can non was honored. Uncle Joe Cannon held a late cloakroom levee during the night session.
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United Press Special
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
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Hy D. Davis Reappointed U S Marshal in Ohio District
Hy D. Davis is named United States marshal for the northern Ohio district for the sixth time, in Cleveland report dated March 4.
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Cleveland
Hy D. Davis
United States
Ohio
Senator Cullom Bids Farewell at House Farewell Reception
The passage notes Senator Cullom of Illinois aged past 70 receiving a small farewell in the house corridor as colleagues and friends bid him goodbye. It mentions both allies and rivals present during the event.
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Senator Cullom
Illinois
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