Trains Collide Near Defiance Ohio Killing One
Telegraphic summary reports a head on collision of two Baltimore Ohio freight trains near Defiance Ohio. Fireman Samuel Beadle of Garrett Indiana was killed. Fireman E Cogley and brakeman Thomas Carr, both from Garrett, were seriously injured requiring amputations. Explosion and fire damaged nearby industry with extensive property losses and multiple people injured or displaced.
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Ind
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Fort Wayne Masonic Temple Week Attractions
DuVrie's Stock Co presents The Cictator on March 17 at the Masonic Temple Theatre with William Collier. March 20 features Howard Dorset Co and Mrs Patrick Campbell in The Sorcercas at Fort Wayne venue.
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Fort Wayne
DuVrie's Stock Co
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Howard Dorset Co
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Roosevelt and Fairbanks Inaugurated in Washington Aglow
Washington correspondence reports Theodore Roosevelt sworn in as the 26th president before a crowd estimated between ten thousand and one hundred thousand. The ceremony featured a grand parade, a review of troops, fireworks, and a vast display of national pageantry.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Inaugural Parade Displays Striking Uniforms Across Units
The parade contrasted lariat and mud spears with stiff military dress as Rough Riders from San Juan and volunteers from Santiago marched beside Regulars and cadets. The presidential procession from the White House to the Capitol followed the swearing in of Roosevelt and the introduction of Fairbanks as vice presidential candidate.
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Fairbanks Speaks as Vice President Sworn In
The article recounts the swearing in of Charles Warren Porrhook Ys as Vice President of the United States in a ceremonious setting. It notes the ceremonial duties, the chamber’s calm atmosphere, and the peaceful transfer of power with prayers for divine favor, peace, and progress to guide the nation.
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