Wilsons Inaugural Address Reflects Democratic Shift
President Woodrow Wilson frames the inauguration as a national moment of government change. He argues the party’s success matters only to advance a definite national purpose, urging collective reexamination of liberty, wealth, and government’s role while acknowledging costs and corruption.
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Woodrow Wilson
House of Representatives
Senate
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Halife
Andy Spirlina
Colemny Movine
Dream of Simplicity Decorates Inaugural Capital
President Wilson favors Jeffersonian simplicity for the inauguration day decorations in Washington. The city’s green and white scheme predominates with occasional red and white accents, and hints of Princeton orange and black. The main decor centers on the Court of Honor.
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Wilson
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Gusher Oil Company collie shows drought in regional drift
A fragmentary report notes the Gusher Oil Company seeking productive output near Shimnetet, with reference to the Mn Martin farm and tubing prospects. It mentions efforts by the Philadelphia Company and Tie Brothers to extend pool limits, and indicates several dry holes or stalled projects as a result.
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Gusher Oil Company
Ariied
Mn Martin
Lak Neon
Lie Tue Brothers
Trart
Besoni
Grand Jury Opens Bid for Criminal Court Term
Judge James W Robinson presides as the grand jury meets the first regular term. Foreman Jesse D Kennedy leads an organized panel including Lee Holden Lloyd Fults Charles J Roy Lafayette S Whiteman Charles L Ludwig Worthington Thrash N B Ferrell W B Holden Cletus Stout Frea H Smithy John N Davis A C Joe Henry Sommerville J W Young David K Hall. He urges the jury to perform a fundamental role until it returns true bills.
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Errod Jury
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Jame W Robinson
Lee Holden
Lloyd Fults
Charles J. Roy
Lafayette S. Whiteman
Charles L. Ludwig
Worthington Thrash
N. B. Ferrell
W. B. Holden
Cletus Stout
Frea H. Smithy
John N.davis
A. C. Joe
Wilson Reaches White House Amid Historic Oath and Parade
President Wilson takes the constitutional oath before a cheering crowd at the Capitol east front. The ceremony delays due to Congress closing hours, followed by a procession to the White House. Cabinet appointments are to be sent to the Senate, and the Tafts bid farewell as the Wilsons begin their new administration amid greetings and public interest.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
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White House
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Tio Wate
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Taft
Teddy
White
Witson
Margaret
Tient van Joud
Woodrow Wilson Inaugurated President Of United States
Woodrow Wilson is inaugurated president of the United States with Thomas Marshall as vice president in elaborate ceremonies lasting five hours. The day featured a White House to Capitol procession, official greetings, and a grand parade review amid heavy crowds on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Marshall
Senate
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Committee of Lawravjgements
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Inaugural Parade Brilliant Pageant Draws Vast Crowd
Washington March 4 the Army of Inauguration about 30000 strong marched from the Capitol to the White House in a colorful display. The scene featured green and white color schemes, dazzling uniforms, brass, bands, and heavy artillery, with thousands along Pennsylvania Avenue and packed buildings on both sides witnessing the pageant for Woodrow Wilson's administration.
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Mar
Army of Inauguration
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White House
Woodrow Wilson
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Histon Eithar
Tai vetoes sundry appropriations bill
President Tai vetoed an appropriation bill causing an 18 million dollar shortfall due to a provision blocking the justice department from funding its anti trust program. The Senate passed the measure 270 to 0, but a filibuster delayed final action and the chamber adjourned after a lengthy session.
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Taii
Ixprovision
Department of Luxtice
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Senate
Marshall
Doctor Stoves Move Across Town in Brief Note
Dr. Adison Marashan relocates from Fairmont to Wallsen in a terse community notice. The record notes a title brigat context unclear in the fragment, leaving the exact purpose of the move unspecified but indicating geographic change andprofessional status.
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Fairmont
Wallsen
Northview to Get New Modern School Building
The Coal District board of education at Adamston employed SW Ford to design and supervise a new NorthView school building. It will be fireproof with twelve classrooms an auditorium a gymnasium offices and recreation space. A perspective is in the show window on Main street for public inspection and bids will be sought soon.
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Audins
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Hifgh
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J, RoDavis and Company
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Cotrt House
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New Pastor Hurley Leads Pride AME Church
Nev. R. French Hurley of Pittsburg and a doctor of divinity becomes the new pastor of the Pride African Methodist Episcopal church, succeeding Elder Doyle. He is a Civil War veteran and a member of the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Hurley
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Republic
Unclear Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Individuals
Fragmentary report notes marriage licenses issued to individuals with names such as James Ritter, Amanda J Keery, Megyar Mary Barkey Stefkn Prousk and Peter Evans listed amid garbled text. Authorities and exact dates not discernible. details incomplete.
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James ©, Ritter
Amanda J Keery
Megyar
Mary Barkey
Stefkn
Hatfield inaugurated Virginia governor amid parade and praise
Governor Henry D Hatfield was inaugurated in Charleston amid a formal ceremony and parade. Speakers included Judge George Potton and General William Conterian, while Hatfield pledged to govern impartially and advance political, social, and industrial justice for Virginia.
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