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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1913

Page

2

Quips and quirks from a wide world of odd notes

A collage of humorous observations from a newspaper page spanning topics from a Canadian town fire scene to a Boston thief and a New Jersey centenarian. It riffs on whiskers as fungus, dog population tricks, juries, and a variety of social foibles with wry, lightweight commentary.

Wilson Inducted Into High Office In Inaugural Ceremony

Washington reports Woodrow Wilson taking the oath of president at the east portico of the Capitol with Chief Justice White administering. Vice President Marshall also sworn in in the Senate chamber as Taft, Wilson, and numerous dignitaries participated in a grand outdoor procession and ceremony.

Senate Chamber Capitol George Clinton Washington Woodrow Wilson United States Thomas R. Marshall Democratic Party Howard Douglass White Supreme Court Wilson Thomas Riley Marshall Senate Congress America Joint Committee On Taft White House Congressional Committee of Arrangements Bacon Georgia Congressional Committee Marshall William H. Taft Tor All Souls’ Unitarian Church Senate of the Executive Departments Admiral Dewey Navy Sea Service Army West Point Annapolis William Howard Taft Mr. Wilson National Guard Essex County New Jersey United States Senate Black Horse Culver Military Academy India Ana Leonard Wood United States Army Capitol Grounds Roosevelt

Great Parade Honoring Wilson Inauguration Grand Marshal Wood

Washington witnesses an elaborate inaugural parade for President Woodrow Wilson with Gen. Wood as grand marshal. Regulars from Army Navy and National Guard pass, civic groups and college contingents join, spectators line Pennsylvania Avenue in eager celebration.

George Clinton Washington Woodrow Wilson Pennsylvania Avenue Capitol White House General Wood West Point Naval Academy Annapolis Army Signal Corps National Guard Albert L. Mills United States Army Battle of San Juan Hill General Mills Militia United States War Department New Jersey Pennsylvania Massachusetts Maryland Virginia Georgia Maine North Carolina Grand Army of the Republic Union Veteran League James B. Stuart Chicago Robert N. Harper Civic Forces Tammany Boston Philadelphia Baltimore United Hunt Clubs

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