Famous tenor opens studio in Long Branch
George Carre, the New York tenor, opened a vocal studio at 4 Branchport Avenue Long Branch teaching Wednesdays with free voice trials by appointment. A well known concert artist and teacher, he says the stint won't end his concert work and many locals will find lessons without traveling to New York.
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George Carre
New York
Branchport Avenue
Long Branch
Carre
Mr. Carre
Broklyn
Concrete light fixtures for Takanassee Lake bridge
Freeholder John Daly selects concrete light fixtures after reviewing drawings from Long Branch contractor William H. Alexander. The piece notes nearby improvements including a new brick walk at Central station by the New York & Long Branch Railroad Company and mentions local figures and events around Long Branch and Red Bank.
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John Daly
Takanassee Lake
Long
William H. Alexander
Daly
Mr Daly
Alexander
Th Central Station
New York & Long Branch Railroad Company
Terry
Augusta, Ga. Wilson at Capital After Inauguration
Washington dispatch describes President Wilson's oath and speech amid parade delays caused by Poindexter's protest. Taft and Mrs Taft depart for Augusta after greeting Wilson. Cavalry horse incident drew cheers as Wilson waved and a 80,000 strong parade moved past the Capitol.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Miles Oindexter
Willum Howard Taft
Hikes
Augusta
Pennsylvania” Avenue
Capitol
White House
Wilson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Taft
Mrs. Taft
Taft Signs Bill Creating Department of Labor
Washington March 5 The president signed the act creating the department of labor the tenth cabinet post joining the state and other offices William B Wilson of Pennsylvania to head the new department is named as the likely first secretary The provisional list includes Wm J Bryan as secretary of state and mentions McAdoo as a rising political figure born near Marietta Georgia October 1883 Redfield represented Brooklyn in Congress and was noted for his bid for vice presidency
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Garrison
Jersey Shore
Sea Bright
P. Hall Packer
P. Hall
Rumson
Wilson
Taft
Mr. Taft
Mrs. Wilson
Capitol
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Marshall
Champ Clark
Uncle Joe Cannon
William Jennings, Bryan
McAdoo
Redfield
Burleson
Daniels
Lane
W. B. Wilson
Professor Houston
Department of Labor
Washington
Secretary of Labor
Congress
Organized Labor
Sulzer
New York
William B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Lst
Wiliam J. Bryan
Senate
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Chicago
Democratic National Committee
William F. McCombs
Hudson
Marietta
Camden
N. J
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Brooklyn
Albany
Cabinet prospects and biographical sketches for 1858 appointments
The list includes Mchteynolds a special assistant attorney general with big business probes. Floustoy a professor and chancellor of Washington University. Daniela a longtime friend of Bryan and Democratic official. Lane a former Interstate Commerce Commission chair. Burleson a Texas congressman. Wilson a labor leader and union figure. Born in Kentucky, South Carolina, Prince Edward Island, Scotland, and other places, the figures span years of public service and education.
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Pittefield
Mass
Mchteynolds
Elkton
Isa
Floustoy
Washington University
Louie
South
Union County
South Carolina College
Daniela
Josephus Daniela
William Jennings Bryan
Jean
News and Observer
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Democratic
Wilson
Franklin Knight Lane
Prince Edward I Island
Interstate Commerce Commission
University of California
California
Burleson
House of Representatives
Texas
House
William 8. Wilson
Scotland
Pennsylvania
Women Watch Inauguration From Capitol to White House
Mrs Wilson climbed a chair to see President Wilson take the oath as the inaugural ceremonies unfolded. She and three Wilson daughters plus Mrs Marshall viewed from galleries and later the east front platform and reviewing stand during the parade in Washington.
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Senate
Capitol
Court of Honor
White House
Wilson
Polichester
Supreme Court
Poindexter
Jones
Washington
Pohntetter
Wilton
United States
Marshall
Senate Chamber
March
Wood
Thomas R. Marshall
East Front
Mr. Marshall
Margaret Wilson
Jessie Wilson
Eleanor Wilson
Mrs. Marshall
Caroline Howland
Indianapolis
Taft
Rodgers
Naval Aid
Tumulty absent during inauguration day disruption
Washington reports Secretary Joseph P. Tumulty was not at the inauguration. A sick child kept him home in the morning and he later went to the White House to contact the executive staff. The event proceeded without his presence.
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Misees
Chita
Washington
Wilson
Joseph P. Tumulty
Mr. Tumulty
White House
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