Roosevelt Inaugurated 26th President of the United States
The nation marks the inauguration of Theodore Roosevelt as the 26th president, successor to the late McKinley. The day includes ceremonies in the Senate, oath of office for the vice president, a presidential oath and address, a parade with Rough Riders, and a grand ball at the Pension building amid clear weather and large crowds.
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Tragedy Follows Rear End Collision Of Special Trains
Pittsburgh dispatch reports ten killed and over ninety injured in a rear end collision of two Fort Wayne and Chicago rail special trains carrying Ohio delegations to a reunion. casualties include Ohio National Guard engineers and Tippecanoe club members. Fire consumed both trains as crews rushed to aid the injured.
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Roosevelt Inauguration Day in Washington Historic Pageant
The article chronicles Theodore Roosevelt's inauguration day with grand civic display. Crowds from across the nation witnessed the oath and parade, with veterans and Rough Riders in attendance, leading to a national illumination and inaugural ball. Roosevelt’s career milestones from Harvard graduate to president are listed.
Loving cups mark adjournment in the house
Washington report notes loving cups presented as the House adjourned sine die. The brief item records ceremonial exchanges and the end of the session without detailing votes or upcoming actions.
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Italian ministry resigns over railway strike crisis
Rome reports the Italian ministry announced its resignation today due to an inability to manage the unrest stemming from widespread railway strikes. The move comes amid ongoing labor action affecting transportation and daily life.
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Charley W Fairbanks Biography Highlights Indiana Career
Charley W Fairbanks born 1852 Unionville Center Ohio. He graduated Ohio Wesleyan 1872 and studied law in Pittsburg. He practiced journalism, moved to Indiana, and joined the bar in 1874. He served as railroad counsel, led the Indiana Republican convention in 1892, and was elected U S senator in 1897. He ran for vice president in 1904 and was elected.
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Inauguration Oath Seals Roosevelt Presidency Amid Parade
Ambassadors and dignitaries fill the Capitol as Mrs Roosevelt and Mrs Fairbanks join VIPs. Vice President Fairbanks, Speaker Cannon, and Cabinet members attend the oath administered by Chief Justice Fuller. A Navy salute follows from the Capitol dome.
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Robbers Strike Waha Idaho Grocery and Hotel
Two masked men with heads wrapped in sacks entered a Waha Idaho grocery and stole small sums from three men, then took $300 from farmer George Wallace who had just banked mortgage funds. They forced the victims to the hotel and warned against leaving, later robbing two traveling stockmen of $30 on the road. No clues, suspected local-knowledge bandits, carried large revolvers and stayed silent.
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Attorney to Wed L N Rosenbaum and Misa Bella Marks
Attorney L N Rosenbaum and Misa Bella Marks plan the wedding at 17 East Jefferson Street on Sunday evening March 17 at 8 o clock. Rosenbaum is a young, successful local attorney.
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Stanford Mystery Deepens as Inquiry Extends
San Francisco reports detail and rumors surrounding the Stanford poisoning case. Detectives from the city and a private agency followed leads in Honolulu, with officials denying certain claims while noting ongoing inquiries into whether Mrs. Stanford was poisoned and who had access to the poison in the mansion and stables.
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Davis in Iroquois theater manslaughter case reindicted
Chicago March 4. The grand jury reindicts Will J. Davis manager of the Iroquois theater for manslaughter. George Williams building commissioner and William Lawton deputy building commissioner are reindicted for malfeasance and neglect of duty. Indictments were previously dismissed by Judge Kersten on a technicality.
Tokyo reports Okut advances on the Russian front
General Okut has captured nine miles of Russian front, with fighting continuing along the line. In London British claims for the North Sea incident total 325000 dollars to be paid to Russia, with supplies to Port Arthur to be carried. Japanese forces announce gains on the right center and left, including a victory over Russians at Sin Min Tin.
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Two Thousand Japanese Troops Land Near Korea
Vladiovostok reports that two thousand Japanese troops have landed at Shangud Shin north of Korea, with a flotilla of torpedo boats covering the landing.
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Japanese boats fail to sink British steamer Carlisle
In Manila on March 4 reports say four Japanese fishing sampans tried to sink the British steamship Carlisle last night. Customs guards repelled the attacks. The Carlisle had been disabled and was under charter to the Russians.
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British steamer Easby Abbey seized by Japanese near Vladivostok
The British steamer Easby Abbey carrying coal for Vladivostok was seized by Japanese on February 27. The fate of the American steamer Tacoma from Seattle remains uncertain with reports crew deserted her in ice off Hakadio. Kuropatkin states Russians evacuated Jachtpvlin after six failed assaults on the central front with heavy losses.
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Jail Brawl Between Three Prisoners Breaks Out At 12 30
A fierce fight erupted in the county jail as Jack Chesterfield Jack King and Kid White clashed in a cell King confronted Chesterfield with insults and a razor attack followed by White entering the fray. Chesterfield and White exchanged blows while King resumed fighting until jail staff arrived and hose was turned on them. King and Chesterfield received injuries and were treated.
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Weather Spotter Notes Tonight and Sunday Forecast
The notice reports fair conditions tonight and Sunday with light to fresh north to east winds. It mentions a tool that will indicate the temperature at 2:30 today.
Hoch Indicted in Wife Murder Case
A jury today indicted Johann Hoch for the murder of his wife Marie Walker-Hoch. The case involves detailed claims of foul play and follows ongoing investigation by local authorities.
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Stifled by Poppy Juice Fumes in Fatal Shipping Incident
Stagnant fumes from the narcotic poppy juice overpower sailors J. W. Smith and E. C. Everett causing them to drift unconscious. The incident occurred aboard a vessel tied to a broader sea trade route, with authorities investigating the source of the fumes and the circumstances leading to the incapacitation.
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Opium Smoking Leads to 30 Day Jail Terms
Patrolmen arrested two men in the sancity of their shack for opium smoking. Police Judge Gordon imposed 30 days in jail on each after City Attorney De Bruler condemned the defense as a lie. Smith attempted a vague explanation before being cut off.
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Sacred Heart Parish Benefit at Grand Opera House
On St Patrick s day evening the Ancient Order of Hibernians will present an entertainment at the Grand Opera House for the benefit of Sacred Heart parish. The program promises literary and musical items and is billed as one of the season s events.
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