Wilson Inaugurated President of the United States
Woodrow Wilson was inaugurated as President with Thomas R. Marshall as Vice President amid solemn, simple ceremonies. The day featured a Capitol ceremony, a presidential parade, and a White House reception, with reflections on national governance and reform.
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Lawrence Seeks State Bond Abatement Through City Claim
City officials debate methods to secure and annul bonds totaling about 60,000 dollars held by the State Text Hook Commission. Mayor Bishop advocates preparing a formal claim against the state to relieve Lawrence from debt reimposed on the city, arguing the state owes funds for university aid and the Quantrell raid costs. debate centers on mounting evidence and future steps to force repayment instead of city indebtedness to the state.
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J H Sternberg Dead Amnes Sternberg In Kansas
J H Sternberg dies in Kansas amid a family connection to a late judge. He lived in Lawrence and had worked with steel, manufacturing, and other crafts. The obituary notes a career marked by invention, leadership, and family ties.
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Death of Mrs Gillaly in tragic Tuesday incident
Mrs IF M Gillaly died Tuesday after a shed turning at the hunk nf de CL Wal ton. The deceased was aged 48 years and the husband Lawrence is named in connection with the death.
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Dissolved Cope Corporation Topeka Charter Taken Out
A Topeka report notes the Cope Corporation dissolved its charter this morning. The order, issued by Supreme Gourk, shows the dissolution action and mentions Mes Carne FE as the charter holder for the Woman's Home Missionary Society.
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Curry Funeral Tomorrow
The funeral of Franklin S. Curry will be held tomorrow afternoon at the home on Lincoln burial with her Oak Hill.
Border skirmish prompts precautionary line shift
Unclear report describes a cross border exchange near the international line between American and Mexican troops. Fire exchanges and near misses prompt patrols and claims of detachment movements as both sides maneuver along the border.
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School Board in Honthly Session Advances District
Honthly board meeting approves adding territory to the city school district and instructs voters in the new wards to vote in the next school board election. Tuition payment rules and a Friday March 14 holiday for high school attendance at the University conference are discussed. Superintendent Smith reports on a Philadelphia trip. water for drinking in schools is approved.
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Final Legislation Veto Sparked Senate Repass and Filibuster
President Taft vetoed the sundry appropriation bill carrying $113,000,000, citing papad siun prohibiting depraved justice. The Senate narrowly passed the measure, then stalled as a filibuster delayed conference report. The House and Senate clashed over the conference, and the bill’s fate hung on late votes and procedural moves.
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Meeting on civic service training for women in town
A local gathering at Fraternal Hall addresses civic service training for women, featuring speaker Hiesner who discusses vocational and citizenship training. The session plans to travel through town, focusing on practical wearin training and inclusive programs for shelter and community roles.
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First Session Opens Kansas Methodist Conference in Lawrence
Delegates arrive in Lawrence for the Fifty-eighth Kansas Methodist Conference opening at First Methodist Church tonight. Bishop Shepard presides. Mayor and church leaders deliver welcome addresses. visitors tour the University and city landmarks during a planned sightseeing trip.
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Washington Astir Early This Morning in Historic Wake
Washington dawned with unsettled weather as crowds gathered for the inauguration events. President-elect Wilson received a guarded welcome at the White House, with security escorts and Princeton and Virginia students forming part of the parade crowds. A funeral is announced for the Revson family member, with burial at Maplevale Cemetery.
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