Princeton Inaugurates W Wilson as Thirteenth President
In Princeton New Jersey orange and black decorations marked the inauguration of Woodrow Wilson the thirteenth president of Princeton University. Attended by hundreds of graduates and notable figures including Reed Morgan McCarter Kean Lincoln MacVeagh Clemens Butler Hadley Harrie and Abbott Lawrence, the ceremony featured remarks from retiring and incoming presidents and guests amid applause.
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Frark Bobbis Dead in San Francisco After Illness
Det 27 reports Frark Bobbis died after an appendicitis operation in San Francisco. Born in 65, he studied literature, apprenticed in writing, and contributed short stories to weekly papers. His notable works include The Getopus about California wheat growers versus railroads, The Pit on the Chicago grain market, and a third novel near completion when illness struck.
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Supreme courti opines on Chicago Union Traction case
Important ruling from Springfield on October 27 reports the Illinois supreme court issuing about a hundred opinions Saturday. Foremost among them is the Chicago Union Traction company appeal from Cook county criminal court. The defendant was fined for violating the Chicago city ordinance governing the traction company.
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Academic procession and inaugural events at university
An extensive account details the university procession from the library to Alexander hall with ex-president Cleveland and President-elect Wilson taking leading roles. The ceremony featured invocations, oaths, speeches by retiring President Patton and ex-President Cleveland, and a noon address by Wilson. A fire drill and a luncheon followed, amid applause and alumni turnout.
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Roosevelt's Anthracite Strike Commission Receives Instructions
President Roosevelt appoints and instructs the new anthracite coal strike commission. Judge Gray elected chairman as members meet at the White House to discuss public hearings, assistants named, and official designation adopted.
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