Inauguration Scenes Through Washington's Public Pages
Historic image narrative traces the 1905 Roosevelt oath and Wilson’s 1913 ceremony, detailing seating, procession routes, and notable participants. It covers precedents from Washington to Taft, weather impacts, and the ceremonial staging on Capitol Hill and Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Senate
House
United States
Supreme Court
James D. Maher
Committee of Arrangements
House of Representatives
Diplomatic Corps
White House
Capital Hill
B Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Court of Honor
George Washington
Federal Building
Wall and
Broad Streets
Livingston
Washington
Senate Chamber
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
William Cushing
Stuart
Thomas Jefferson
Washington City
Capitol
Alexandria
Jefferson
Aaron Burr
Abraham Lincoln
Scott
Buchanan
Willams
General Scott
Lincoln
Senator Baker
Oregon
Douglas
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Buffalo
McKinley
Roosevelt
Ansley Wilcox
Delaware Avenue
Weather Bureau
William Howard Taft
National
Mr. Taft
Wilson
White
Justice White
Mr. Wilson
W. Murray Crane
Marshall
Taft
How Women Judge in Yonkers Says Mrs Flatbush
In Yonkers a debate quotes Mrs Flatbush and Mrs Bensonhurst on how women judge others by clothes. Mrs Flatbush asks if judging by attire is fair while Mrs Bensonhurst mocks those who gossip about neighbors laundry in their backyards.
Plain Spoken. A plain spoken man you say
A Birmingham Age-Herald line notes a bold remark on gender norms about parenting and local opinions. The quote highlights a man’s blunt view that no woman in town would seek his view of her baby. The piece reflects social attitudes in the period.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
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Underwood & Underwood
President Roosevelt
U.S
Tait
Woodrow Wilson
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
Grant
Taylors
Hayes
Congressional Committee of Arrangements
Ata
Thomas KR
Congress
K Street
United States of America
Mount Vernon
New York City
Young Republic
Sherman
Black Horse Brigade
American Press Association
John D. Maher
New York
Federal Hall
Wall and Broad Streets
J. A. Ward
Clinedinst
M'Kinley
Czolgosz
Bufalo