Tales of Other Inaugurations
E W Pickard recounts presidential inaugurations from Washington and Philadelphia to 1841. The piece notes Washington’s first march in New York, Jefferson’s in Washington, and Jackson’s chaotic people’s day. It also mentions Harrison’s exposure and Lincoln’s dramatic guard, with later inaugurations by Cleveland and Roosevelt.
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Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Capitol
Peontylveania Avenue
Taney
Lcacols
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Weabington
Wes
Hugh Hiders
Notable Events Reported From Week of News
A roundup of major happenings includes the death of Assistant Attorney General John Thompson in Chicago, bold anthropological predictions by Frederick Starr, bribery cases in North Dakota and Los Angeles, a 105 year old bride in Los Angeles, Joe Rivera’s marriage, and investigative testimony on vice in Chicago. Also noted are a Dallas murder case retrial issues, Peter J. Smith's release from Leavenworth after conspiracy charges, and John Kenneth Turner’s imprisonment and alleged abuse in Mexico.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
J. Nena
Marsellina Lugo Leon
Los Angeles
Joe Rivera
Pauline Slert
Joe
Chicago
State Commission
Mlinda
Clarence
Darrow
Joseph Foreman
Jack Handy
Foreman
Handy
Butte
Mont
Peter J. Smith
Cleveland
Sullty
Indianapolis
Leavenworth
Smith
John Kenneth Turner
Mexico
Girard
Kan
Fred D. Warren
Appeal To
Reason
Warren
Turner
Congress Talks and Actions Aboard Broad Issues
A rough summary notes a house resolution on Native lands and a call to Interior for land questions, a joint resolution to force an even hour day for dock workers, and a vetoed liquor bill. It mentions wage increases from a coal strike, Christy Mathewson’s arm injury, Wilbur Wright’s will, an aviator’s death, a Greek Olympian’s death, and plans for an Harvard Yale Oxford Cambridge meet and international track events. Eastern yacht invitations to Havre are reported with doubt on some New England boats making the voyage.
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Hones
Owen
Secretary of Interior
Taft
Kendy
Texas
Congress
Treasury Department
Hard Coal Companion
Met
Bureau of Labor
Christy Mathewson
Harrisburg
Wilbur Wright
England
Druno Wernigen
Hangelar
Donn
Germany
C. Takhithas
Stockholm
Athens
Harvard
Yale
Oxford
Cambridge
George (. Hilton
Chicago
Havre
New England
Europe
Heon
Washington notes shift as McLaughlin named secretary
Irwin D. McLaughlin has been confirmed by the Senate as first secretary of the United States embassy in London. President Wilpon and Vice President Marshall will attend different churches. The Sixty-Third Congress convenes April 1 in extraordinary session. Parcel post delivery expands July 1. Government surplus reaches 370,000 while a 20,670,000 deficit is forecast. Possible dissolution of the Standard Oil trust debated by government attorneys. Britain’s stance on the Panama canal treaty discussed with the United States. President remits prison term for three men convicted in 1909. Nails transportation funding tops the new federal spending bill.
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New York
Washington
Murray's Wharf
Guna
Hattery
George Clinton
Congress
Samuel Osgood
Federal Hall
Capitol
Sub-Treasury
Wall and
Broad Streets
Senate Chamber
Adams
Knox
Hamilton
von Steuben
Robert R. Livingston
George Washington
United States
Jefferson
Thomas Jeferson
Goch
John Davis
Davis
Adame
Jay
National
Philadelphia
Mareb
Irwin D. McLaughlin
Senate
London
Marshall
Wilpon
Parcel Post Department
Postal Service
Hitchoork
Wickersham
Charles C. Morrison
Oliver K. Pagan
Des Moines Judge Sentences Man for Wife Desertion Amid Hard Labor
John Davie receives one year in a Iowa penitentiary after declaring he prefers hard labor to supporting his wife. He was tried twice for the murder of J C Steiner in Kra mer California, where an innocent bystander died in a revolver duel. Olaf A Trehmoe and Eugene A Clancy, San Francisco labor leaders, moved from Leavenworth after criminal cases in Indianapolis. A $60,000 bond approved in Chicago relates to a San Francisco matter. Federal antitrust suit targets Corn Products Refining Company in New York with a $40,000 conspiracy claim. Governor Hunt’s terms for convicts face a legislative report urging restored prison stripes and stricter supervision before release.
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John Davie
Des Moines
India
San Bernardino
Olaf A. Trehmoe
Eugene A. Clancy
San Francisco
Indianapolis
Leavenworth
Chicago
Koblaatt
Corn Products Refining Company
State Board of Pardons and Parole
Foreign, Steamers, Inventors, and Wars Highlight Noisy Year
A chaotic mix of reports from several nations describes French and Italian steamers under fire near Charkiey by Hulgariana forces, a French inventor patenting fat catching via telephone, and J P Morgan paying $20 to Professor Basila nelio. Reports cover border clashes at Neo on the Mexican line, German military expansion plans, Arab attacks and losses, Turkish Greek fighting near Janina, and U S military movements with added casualties and wounded.
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Charkiey
J.P. Morgan
Basilanelio
Hane
Neo
Bisbee
Arte Germany
Lokal Annelmer
Colongne Gaseticeth
Kaleer
Am Tielion
Adyifo Masala
Staty
National Palace
Measles
Wyoming Legislature Review and Governor Carey Action
Wyoming lawmakers approved a broad slate of bills and appropriations including the second legislative appropriation act and the University of Wyoming maintenance levy. Governor Carey signed a bill creating six Wyoming judicial districts and voiced support for leasing remaining public lands, while a report from Cody notes a traveler's injury in a Chinese railway accident.
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House
Mit
University of Wyoming
Hi A
Howne Wi
House Bi
the State Board of Livy Stock Commissioners
BU 1St Co
Sear
Orignal House Ml
Douglas
Hill
Origion House
Wyoming
Figna
Cheyenne
Carey
Garey
Carey Lao
Congress
Miner Found Near Sheridan After Fatal Incident
Body of a miner named Jor Gaur was found near Saas tee ee Oe on Sheridan. The scene described a broken rider and a horse dragging, with the miner injured along the Laramie river. Two riders, Oras Sneed and Sones hie horse, were nearby. the wreckage suggested severe burns andinjuries.
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Sheridan
Jor Gaur
Miner
Laramie
Raockman Om
Laramie River
Oras
Unclear event at Rock Haver hospital described
Fragmentary report notes a person named Laramie Jobe and a male suspect involved in an incident at Rock Haver with a medical facility. Details are incomplete and no clear outcome or location date is discernible from the text.
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Laramie
Rock Haver
Despeed Waey
Mystery train accident leaves five laborers dead near Thayer Junction
Bection Laborera Killed and four others died when Union Pacific train No. 17 struck two miles east of Thayer Junction. The victims named include Cheyenne, Pete Bandera, and Joe Garrale, all section laborers. Reports note they were reveling and handling gear amid an era of severe winter weather and unusual livestock losses across Wyoming.
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Bection Laborera
Cheyenne
Pete Bandera
Wwenty
Joe Garrale
Union Pacific
Thayer Junction
Reveling
Handlear
Wyoming
Boiling Water Accident Injures Miner at Diets Site
A miner identified as Sheridev Williams, nicknamed Daddy, was severely burned after falling into a pool of boiling water at the Diets site. Rescue crews reported multiple injuries and the incident prompted an emergency response.
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Sheridev
Willams
Wyoming News of the Week highlights and tragedies
The roundup reports a mix of events from Cody and Rock Springs including a new baseball pitcher import notion, water works repairs, church building funds, a fatal double shooting at Black Buttes, and local legal actions. Incidents touch schools, elections, public clubs, and a series of accidents.
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Union
Mervin Codyle
Cody
Rowton
Coty Water Works
Mr Rey
Golden Mrateie
Witcher Wolfe
Carpenter
CA Anderson
Basinie Horn Mill
Winons Ladies
Mort MacKensie
Fay
Soldier Boys
Mexico
Fremont Lake
J. C. Miller
Lee
Alfonso Levesque
F. Levesque
Hock Springs
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Johnson
Winslow
Fremont County
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Maleon
Charles Halley
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Horace Techirgi
Carl Griffen
Sheridan High
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