03 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1913
Page
1
The Rev. F. Ch. Farrington received a splendid greeting as the new pastor at the Baptist Church. Members extended warm remarks and blessing during the service.
Rev. F H Farrington, newly installed pastor of the First Baptist Church, received a royal welcome as he preached his inaugural sermon Taking a City from Jericho. He urged unity and leadership under one guiding plan, noting the need for active church membership to prevent leaks in the spiritual walls.
Tonight shows increasing cloudiness with warmer temperatures. Tuesday remains unsettled with possible showers and cooler readings in the afternoon. The forecast calls for variable winds and lingering humidity.
The congregation heard a fervent sermon urging action with God's help to take a city, citing biblical examples like David and Moses. Pastor Rev C C Miller led services with support from the local Methodist church, and Mr Farrington was praised for plain, straightforward preaching.
President elect Woodrow Wilson bid farewell in Trenton New Jersey as thousands gathered at the railway station to cheer his departure for Washington. Eight car special train carried Princeton students as his escort and crowd reactions reflected strong public support.
An unnamed intimate of President Elect Wilson supplied a cabinet slate. Charles Grant Garrison would be Secretary of War and Franklin P Lane Secretary of the Interior. Other posts include Bryan, McAdoo, McReynolds, Redfield, Daniels, Wilson and Burleson with Agriculture likely going to a college professor.
A disastrous Sunday morning blaze in Farmerville destroyed all buildings on the south side of the square. Originating in the Turnage store, the fire spread to adjoining frame structures and is believed incendiary in origin. total loss and insurance figures could not be ascertained.
The capital is in full readiness for the major event as preparations reach final stages. Officials, security teams, and volunteers coordinate deployments ahead of the supreme ceremony. Groundworks include logistics, transport, and ceremonial arrangements across key venues.
Bryan Still remains evasive about cabinet announcements. He states he is watching newspapers for possible cabinet leadership updates.
Delegations of Democrats and thousands of visitors converge on Washington for the inauguration of a new Democratic president. The scene recalls the 1893 Cleveland era crowds as supporters from diverse regions gather ahead of the ceremony.
Washington readies for President Wilson's inauguration with crowds flooding the capital, streets decked with flags, and elaborate committee plans. Bryan arrives, comments on cabinet rumors, and the Wilson party schedules events from Shoreham to Union Station and the White House ahead of the oath and ceremonies.
Bureau forecast issued early today reflects caution after last inauguration’s flare of snow and sleet. Forecasters doubtfully predicted the weather for President Wilson and Vice President Marshall's inauguration.
Olaf Treitmoe and Eugene A. Clancy both of San Francisco were released on bonds from the Leavenworth Federal prison after being convicted in Indianapolis last December for conspiring to illegally transport explosives.
Mayor Forsythe announces a list of property owners who have not installed sidewalks despite a prior notice. The city will act under the sidewalk ordinance, placing costs as a mortgage against the properties to compel compliance.
Washington forecasts fair weather Tuesday morning with unsettled conditions later as winds become variable in the afternoon or night. Official weather bulletin notes likely changes in conditions.
Dr. T. KE Wright tendered his resignation from the State Board of Health effective April first. He has aided Rockefeller Commission efforts to eradicate hookworm in North Louisiana and has worked in Ouachita parish. He may settle in Monroe to practice, stating a desire to help make the city better.
A safe at Johnson & Co on the West Side was broken into last night. About 150 dollars in cash and nearly 2500 dollars in checks were stolen. The thief entered through the rear door and left the inner door unlocked. Checks and papers were found on a nearby railroad track. Some funds belonged to the town of West Monroe. others to Johnson & Co. No clues identify the thief.
Five thousand women march under banners calling for votes in a display of organized protest and civic activism. The event emphasizes women's suffrage and political engagement.
Thousands of visitors watched a five division suffrage parade along Pennsylvania Avenue from Capitol to Treasury with Miss Inez Milholland leading. The event showcased diverse groups including farmers nurses educators and professionals, highlighting global equal rights progress and ten state achievements.
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