Inauguration Day as Roosevelt Takes Oath at Capitol
President Roosevelt is inaugurated before a vast crowd at the Capitol. The ceremony includes a grand amphitheater stand, a ceremonial march past diplomatic corps and a formal address stressing duty, unity, and leadership in a growing nation facing new modern era challenges.
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Count Cassini
Congress
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Committee On Arrangements
White House
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Russians, Japanese face colossal losses at front
At St Petersburg March 1 reports from AP say Russian casualties reach about 30 000 and Japanese 40 000 as fighting widens. Kuropatkin says Russians evacuated Goatu pass while Japanese forces from Siminintin move to cut Russian lines of supply. A household need ad promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil for burns wounds and throat ailments.
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Miners Hold Massillon Conference on Leadership
Mining notes report quiet in Massillon district with two North Lawrence mines closed and 150 miners out of work. Massillon convention set for March 14 will address punching machine scale changes as no wage scale is due. Legg faces bid for re election by Gorman and W J Davis while Davis challenges for vice presidency and Morgan faces little opposition.
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John Thomas
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Secretary
Russians Struggle as Japanese Move to Encircle
St Petersburg dispatch reports the Russian left holding Kuroki while the center yields. Heavy losses hit the Russian right on Thursday. A Japanese column at Simintin splits to threaten the Russian right and cut Russian communications, risking complete encirclement if successful.
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Simintin
Massillon men arrested for profane language on streetcar
Canton report says two Massillon men named John Smith and George Nolan were jailed by Deputy Conductor Joseph Hollis after using profane language and causing a disturbance on a Massillon to Canton streetcar trip. They were held without a hearing and will answer later once affidavits are signed. small deposits were made for their appearance.
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George Nolan
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Seven Dead in Clifton Rail Crash Cleared by Morning
Pittsburg March 4 All wreckage of the Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad trains at Clifton Pa last night was cleared by 10 o clock this morning. No more bodies found and seven dead believed. Several may have been cremated in the fire. three Ohio engineers battalion and three porters still missing. Richard Buenger listed among the dead is alive with minor injuries.
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Body Found Beside Track Near Massillon
An unknown about 40 year old railroad laborer from Chicago was killed by a Pennsylvania train Friday night three miles west of the city. Found Saturday at 7 am by sectionmen, brought to Massillon station. card from Aspen & Sweets Chicago. coroner notified. Body bruised from the fall and exposed, time of death uncertain but several hours before discovery.
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Strychnine Found In Nob Hill Residence Mystery
San Francisco March 1 The Call reports detectives found a bottle of strychnine during a search of Mrs Stanford's Nob Hill home yesterday The discovery is believed to bring the murder investigation closer to the perpetrator.
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Road Clear to Mukden Report From St Petersburg
Berlin dispatch says Kuropatkin reported Russian left wing cut off and Japanese forces marching on Mukden. Position described as extremely dangerous.
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Fighting Along Line in Manchuria Gains Reported
From the Manchuria front the army reports steady Japanese gains on the right and center. Russian forces are said defeated at Sinmintin as clashes continue along the line.
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Japs Land in Northern Korea as Two Thousand Arrive
Vladivostok March 4 reports two thousand Japanese troops have landed at Shengudshin in northern Korea. This marks a significant military movement with Japanese forces deploying in the region amid ongoing tensions and hostilities.
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