Wilson Inducted As President In Simple Capitol Ceremony
Woodrow Wilson was sworn in as president on the east portico of the Capitol with Chief Justice White administering the oath. Thomas R Marshall took the oath as vice president in the Senate chamber as Taft and other dignitaries watched amid a large crowd and military display.
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Capitol
George Clinton
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Thomas R. Marshall
Democratic Party
Edward Douglass White
Supreme Court
Wilson
Thomas Riley Marshall
Congress
Senate Chamber
America
Joint Committee On
Taft
White House
Congressional Committee of Arrangements
Bacon
Georgia
Congressional Committee
Marshall
William H. Taft
Illinois
Ulysses G. B. Pierce
Executive Departments
Dewey
Navy
Sea Service
Army
William Howard Taft
Mr. Wilson
William H. Taf
New Chief Executive Calls for Democratic Reform
President Wilson in his inaugural address frames a national mandate for the Democratic party to purge corruption and realign government with justice. He cites supply lines, labor, and social welfare as core aims for restoring fairness, health, and opportunity.
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Democratic Party
Wilson
Marshall on the Senate's duties and honor
Vice President Marshall delivers an inaugural address urging the Senate as guardian of the people's honor. He cautions against personal interests, calls for obdurate adherence to treaties, and pledges to rectify wrongs while asserting the Senate's patriotic role in a world of diplomacy and justice.
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Marshall
Senate
Senate of the
United States
America
Western Canada’s Phenomenal Development
Western Canada shows rapid growth with Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta expanding farm land and immigration. The 218 million acres available for cultivation remain mostly unused while wheat and other crops rise, drawing settlers and American capital to homestead 160 acres for reasonable prices as Canada’s markets and resources attract investors.
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Winnipeg
Chicago
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
United States
Brown
Western
Widow's Baby Talk Plays On Bachelor Courtship
A pretty widow teases a bachelor with playful baby talk and a flirtatious game of surrender unfolds. The scene centers on social intrigue and evolving attraction in a lighthearted domestic setting.
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