Inauguration Day Parade and Taft Oath at Capitol
Crowds filled the Capitol grounds as Taft took the oath and delivered an inaugural address. He rode through downtown to the executive mansion, reviewed troops, and attended the formal ball and fireworks on the White House grounds.
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Recount in Iowa Ninth District Yields No Change
In Union county recount confirms results in the Eighth district race between Jemixon and Hepburn. Three counties were counted with no change to the official totals, leaving Jamieson ahead for congress.
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Churches Farewell With Stephenson in Primary Probe
Madison Wis March 4 Senator Isaac Stephenson funded church donations during the primary campaign per testimony by his private secretary Mary F Stringham of Marinette on the stand before the investigation committee. Chairman Marsh said he could prove campaign workers claimed Stephenson was very liberal to churches and would be even more liberal if nominated.
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Stevenson Secures Sixty Two Votes for Senator
Report notes a Senate tally with Stevenson receiving sixty two votes and twenty others receiving one vote each along with named colleagues listed in the roll. The piece also references President Roosevelt approving Admiral Sperry's Atlantic voyage and Secretary Newberry praising the navy, with the correspondence now public.
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Grains Reach New High Point
Wheat for May delivery soared to 1.19 at the board, driven by a prominent trader's influence and near his forecast. Corn and oats rose in sympathy with May corn at 7 cents and May oats at 5.64 cents, amid reports from major winter wheat states and expectations for an active old crop month in July.
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Western roads drop plan for two cent minimum fare
Two Roads Black Plan to set a two cent per mile minimum fare across 2 cent zones was halted by actions of two railroad lines. The Western Passenger association met to decide after officials failed to agree on uniform rates and left conventions and special fare considerations on the current schedule.
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Chicago Man Slain During Escape At Saray Hotel
Chicago man J. R. Pullman renting rooms at the Saray hotel attempted to steal valuable jewelry and flee. He was caught in the corridors and died by self-inflicted wound, his identity and exact items remaining unsettled.
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Herrick declines offer for ambassadorship
Myron T. Herrick of Ohio declines a proposed ambassadorship due to business reasons. The president’s hand is not fixed, with two or three vacancies possible including Ambassador Griscam in Rome.
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Minneapolis trio tied to grim asphyxiation case
Minneapolis report states Maren 4 rerain and Belanger and fifty (surname truncated) tied to a death by gas asphyxiation. The grocer was found behind his store counter with a gas tube in hand. Belanger, a saloonkeeper turned grocer, faced reform and business changes after a year in the trade. Separately, Winthrop in Washington was named as assistant secretary of the navy, after initially accepting the state post.
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Berlin Blizzard Paralyses City on March Fourth
Berlin endures a severe blizzard with heavy snow hindering traffic for hours. Dozens are injured in street accidents as city cabs halt and rescue services mobilize amid worsening conditions. The storm disrupts transit, commerce, and daily life across the capital.
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Austrian Soldiers Rescued From Avalanche Tunnel Near La Frana
A detachment of six officers and twenty five soldiers of the Austrian army was rescued after being overwhelmed by an avalanche near La Frana. They were found in a tunnel where they had taken refuge, the tunnel later uncovered by rescuers. In separate notes from San Francisco March 4, the extended juror pool in the Patrick Calhoun bribery case proved exhausted without result and a Montana Diamond mine blast killed four miners, with rock and debris trapping them and rescue taking hours.
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Attorney General Moves Dismissal in 2 Cent Rate Case
Acting on Judge Carland's orders United States Attorney General Clark appeared in the supreme court and moved to dismiss the cases brought to that court on the 2 cent rate law. The court took the motion under advisement.
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