Washington welcomes Wilson with large crowds at Union Station
Wilson and family arrived in Washington to a flood of visitors as thousands gathered in the capital. Princeton students led a welcome parade to the president elects rooms at Union Station and a reception committee prepared a formal greeting ahead of an inaugural parade buildup. Authorities reported heavy traffic delaying some trains while police managed the throng. The arrival set the stage for a revelatory day with a formal dinner and Princeton alumni events planned in the evening.
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Clece Wyerlees Wilson
Union Station
Thomas Nelson Pine
Princeton University
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White House
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Eustis
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Washington, D.C
Woodrow Wilson
United States
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New Jersey
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Wilgon
Inauguration Day Weather Forecast Caution Warily
Washington early today forecast for inauguration day warned of unsettled conditions and possible snow in the plains Great Lakes and New England regions. Officials noted probabilistic guidance with prior inaugurations showing varied outcomes, including snow and sleet.
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D. C
Weather Bureau
Wilson
Marshall
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New York
New England
Middle Atlantic
Obla Valley
Garrison and Lane on Wilson Cabinet Lineup
A trusted informant reports President elect Wilson will appoint Franklin K. Lane of California as secretary of the interior and Marely ge-Lindley M. Garrison of New Jersey as secretary of war with other proposed posts: State W Jennings Bryan, Treasury William G Madden, Attorney General James C. McReynolds, Commerce William Rodfield, Navy Daniels, Labor William B. Wilson, Postmaster Albert Burleson. Agriculture post pursued by a Missouri State University agriculture professor.
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Wilmington
Del
Bord Wilson
Marely Ge
Lindley M. Garrivon
New Jersey
Franklin K. Lang
California
Interstate Commerce
Interior
Sccolng
Elec Wilson
Wilson
Wiliam Jennings Dryan
Treasury
William LG. Madden
New York
Jas. C. McReynolis
Tennessee
Commerce
Willam C. Rodfield
New Yor
Navy
Daniels
North Carolina
William B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Albert Burleson
Texas
Secretary of Agriculture
Josephus
Ts Mssouri
Baltimore
Garrison
Franklin K. Lane
Neviculture
Agriculture
Missouri State University
New Basement for Sweetland M. E. Church Progress Planned
Plans are made for building a new basement for the Sweetland M. E. church. A committee from the Ladies Aid society is soliciting funds and will meet with the board of trustees at the parsonage next Wednesday to approve perfected plans. The Ladies Aid and the Sisgluneey society will also meet.
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Leciey’ Aid Society
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Wernerday
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wigo
Sisgluneey Society
Wilson heads to Washington to become president
Princeton witnesses a massive farewell as Woodrow Wilson leaves for Washington. Mrs Wilson and their three daughters join in Nassau Hall festivities, with students and townspeople cheering, singing and waving as the presidential party departs by train.
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N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Princston
Washington
United States
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Mr. Wilton
Aiboug Kim
Wilson
Lia
Wilson Analeg
Prinecetonian
Nassau
Wade
Ayoodraw Wilson
White House
Act
Ois
Taft Bid Farewell Visitors At White House Event
President Taft hosted an open house on a long night of busy duties greeting officials from the war and labor departments. Governor Sulzer of New York and Samuel Gompers joined the visit as the mill bill creating a labor department neared final action. The president signed commissions for 350 appointees, posed for photos, and discussed possible veto risks.
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Taft
Ack
Tandy
Gene Leotard Wood
U.S. A
War Department
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Inois
Sulyer
New York
Minnesota National Guard
White House
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Mayflower
Senate
Sulzer
Départment of Labor
Samuel Compers
American Federation of Labor
Labor
Compers
Gaig
Gamberg
Tewag
Journal Office Plans Live City Election Returns
Election returns will be received at the Journal office with ward volunteers calling in results as votes are tallied. A dedicated wire from Town Telephone Co. will relay updates. special operators will handle calls for those downtown and callers can get news by phone. Polls close at 7, but definite results may not be known until about 9.
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Journal
Town Telephone Company
Government files more trust suits against Coates interests
The federal government filed civil trust suits seeking dissolution of alleged monopolies by Coates interests of Great Britain and U S thread and coal tar trusts. Defendants include American Thread company and J P Coates entities in Britain with other American firms. Courts may dissolve combinations, appoint receivers, and restore competition under Sherman Act provisions.
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N. J. Mare
Coates
Great Britain
United States
J. & P Coates (Limited
American Thread Company
New Jersey
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Thread’ Agency
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Clark Thread Company
Clark Millnd Syco Cotton Company
George A. Clark & Brother
J. & P- Coates & Company
Lie
Rhode Island
Jamesi Chadwick & Brother, Ltd
J. & P. Coates, Ltd
Coal Tar Trust
New York
Inia Civil Art
United States District Court
Prisco’s Application Denied for Reservoir Site Use
Secretary Fisher rejects San Francisco’s plan to use Hetch Hetchy Valley as a reservoir without Congress consent. Decision cites broad public policy and natural integrity, stating the valley should not be radically altered without legislative authorization. Also reports two American mining engineers George N. Jorge and William Leslie Taylor captured by Motilevee Indians near Lake Maribo. official sources relay the American consul’s dispatch.
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Maricaibo
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jTwo
George N. Jorge
William Leslie Taylor
Duluth
Minn
Lake Maribo
John al Ray
Great suffrage procession marks vote demand on Pennsylvania Ave
The mass suffrage pageant in Washington drew thousands as General Rosalie Jones led hikers toward the Treasury steps for a tableaux parade. Trumpets sounded, dancers performed, and banners from Baltimore Philadelphia and New York joined the march. Funds from food sales will aid the building fund as delegates arrive from major cities.
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BD. C
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Broad Avenue
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Rosalie Jones
Treasury
Richard Coke Bureson
Chaca
Inez Milhalland
Te ‘Istart
Baltimore
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Hedwig Reichgr
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Charine
Liberty
Plenty
Patce
Hope
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United States
New York
Irom
Banner Party
H. May Wells
New Yor
Lady Cornwallis-West In Court for Divorce Decree
Mrs. Cornwallis West formerly Lady Bearne Spencer Churchill and daughter of Leonard Jerome of New York appeared in the divorce court today and secured a decree for restitution of conjugal rights within fourteen days against Susanne Cornwallis-West George Cornwallis-West.
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London
Cornwallis West
Jady Bareéelp
Spencer Churchill
Leonard Jerome
New York
Divorce Cour Today
Susbane
George Corpwallia-West
Weather Update From Zocal enews Tonight and Tuesday
Colder tonight in the north and west portions and again on Tuesday. Muscatine temperature at 7:00 p.m. is 20 degrees above zero. The Muscatine river stage today is 3 feet 8 inches. Sunrise is at 6:22, sunset at 7:34.
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Muscatine
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