Inauguration of Roosevelt and Fairbanks in Washington
Theodore Roosevelt of New York and Charles Fairbanks of Indiana were inaugurated as president and vice president. The day featured lavish decorations, crowded avenues, and a grand ceremony with the oath administered by Chief Justice Fuller.
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Roosevelt Arrival and Inauguration Details at Capitol
President Roosevelt arrives at the Capitol around 10 am as cameras flood the driveway and crowds cheer. Vice President elect Fairbanks follows closely, receiving cheers while entering his new office, and a Capitol police squad leads the way to the president's room. Roosevelt signs bills from the previous day as the inauguration proceeds. A gold seal ring with Lincoln’s hair, given by Secretary of State John Hay, is worn on Roosevelt's left hand and described by him as a precious keepsake to stay warm during the ceremonies.
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Roosevelt Inaugural Parade Prompts Largest Line in History
President Roosevelt led a 30,000 strong parade from the Capitol to the White House in clear weather. The brisk march began at 1 26 pm with cheers along the avenue as the president bowed and smiled, acknowledging applause from vast crowds.
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Inaugural Address Praises New World Foundation and Duty
The speech honors national progress and independence in a new continent, stressing responsibility under free government. It warns that wealth brings danger and emphasizes justice among nations and self governance as essential, urging steadfast courage and devotion to ideals. Last hours of Congress note brief inauguration day sessions and key moments.
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Parade of military units at inaugural ceremony feature
The line of march opened with police leading horses to clear the avenue. The Fifth artillery band and Major General James F Wade led the military division. West Point cadets, Annapolis middies, district guard, Porto Rico troops, and Philippine scouts participated representing far east units in the inaugural parade. The parade paused at the White House for the president’s luncheon before continuing.
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Seven Die in Pennsylvania Train Collision at Clifton Station
Fort Worth paper reports seven dead and about forty injured after two Cleveland to Washington Pennsylvania Railroad special trains collide at Clifton Station. The lead sections halted by hot boxes caused delays, allowing the following train to close in and strike the rear car. Wreckage spans half a mile as cars burn and rescuers aid trapped passengers.
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Gaynor and Greene Arrested for Extradition
Montreal on March 6 saw Serara Gaynor and Greene arrested for extradition to the United States over the Savannah river contract. Donald MacMaster and Marion E. Swan led the case with U S authorities. Detectives served warrants at the suspects residences and placed them in custody. A separate report notes the Japanese seizure of the British steamer Easby Abbey en route to Vladivostok.
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