Pinney at 206 North Main Street Newberg Oregon
M H Pinney is listed at 206 North Main Street in Newberg Oregon indicating a local residence or business listing. The short entry records a single name and address without additional context or events.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
3
New President Wilson Inaugurated Amid Pageant
Washington reports Woodrow Wilson became the 28th U S president in a ceremony at the Capitol with the oath taken in the senate chamber and a grand inaugural parade. Taft greeted Wilson at the White House as crowds cheered for the new administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Tol
Capitol
Wilson
Marshall
Congressional Committee
White House
Taft
President Taft
Mr. Wilson
Crane and
Bacon
Mr. Marshall
Senator Overmand
Representative Rucker
McKinley
Garrett
House
Senate
Congress
Senate Chamber
United States Supreme Court
William H. Taft
Senator Bacon
Georgia
Senator Crane
Massachusets
Crane
Rubinstein shown as genial host after stern concert image
In Lilian Nichia's Recollections of Rubinstein, the pianist creator in St Petersburg hosts a dinner and play session from a study visit, revealing a humane, witty side. His temper flares when pressed to perform but his kindness returns, as he charms guests with Chopin and mazurkas before a late night farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubinstein
Harper’s Magazine
Lillian Nichia
Dublin
St. Petersburg
Frankfort
Ireland
England
Vienna
Matve
Anton Gregoriewitch
Wilson Honored At Home In Princeton Farewell
Thousands of Princeton residents and Princeton University students gave Woodrow Wilson a farewell demonstration as he left for the white house. A brass band fireworks and cheers greeted him at his bungalow. C B Robinson and A S Leigh presented a silver loving cup in a brief speech by Col David Flinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson
White House
United States
Wilson
Robinson
Leigh
David M. Flinn
Five Thousand Women Face Rioting Mob in Suffrage Parade
Washington saw a suffrage march swell to five thousand women who fought foot by foot along Pennsylvania Avenue as a mob defied police. Cavalry from Fort Myer restored order, enabling the procession to finish amid scenes called riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fort Myer
Continental Hall
Wilson
Congress
Wilson Welcomed by Princeton Graduates in Washington
President Wilson attended a Navy smoker in Washington where Princeton alumni from across the nation cheered him. He did not plan to speak but, moved by the crowd, delivered a brief address. Notable attendees included William F. McCombs, Rolla Wells, and Senator Pomerene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Princeton
National Capital
Princeton University
William F. McCombs
Rolla Wells
Pomerene
Ohio
Bryan Inaugural Week Opens With Reception At Hotel
William J. Bryan joined pre inauguration events greeting hundreds of Democrats from across the country in an informal hotel reception. While the president elect greeted Princeton alumni in another room, Bryan received numerous congratulations as a future secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Washington
William J. Bryan
Princeton
Gifted Man Sees Essential Pols Beyond Real Age
A fragment notes a gifted man who sees the essential politicians and discards the ordinary, claiming to rise above the era's age. The line hints at a camera-ready dissociation from current reality and a focus on core political truths.
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Carivle
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