Suffragists Rally in Washington for Nationwide Vote Pageant
National leaders of the suffrage struggle gather in Washington for a massive pageant and rallies. Dr Anna Howard Shaw Senator-elect Shafroth and Representative Hobson address a large banquet as women from across the country arrive for a parade and mass meeting in front of the Capitol.
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Hobson
Anna Shaw
Heflin
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East
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Illinois
Wisconsin
Ohio
Washington
Anna Howard Shaw
Carrie Chapman Catt
Mary Ware Dennett
Susan Walker Fitsgerald
Katherine Dexter McCormick
Boston
Helen A. Feiler
Continental Hall
Bss
Inez Mulholland
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Colorado
Rosalie Jones
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Alabama
John Rodgers
Stimson
Rauscher‘s
Hhrough
Ide Craft
Fragmentary OCR Note on The Tent and North Carolina
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a spring event, a tent and a location tied to North Carolina. It references a wand of the Sirs or throwsh tea and suggests a relation to veewt vartioalarts, with no clear names, dates, or outcomes readable for a coherent summary.
Procession Tomorrow In Capitol Suffrage Event
The suffrage procession forms at Peace Monument at 2 PM and begins at 3 PM. It travels west of Pennsylvania Avenue from the Peace Monument to the Treasury, then south to the White House ellipse and across to Memorial Continental Hall. About 5,000 participants from many professions and states. more than 36 floats. three sections of horse. Mrs Taft to view from a grand stand. General Hosalie Jones and her Pilgrims march in the procession.
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Congress
United States
Ogulie Jones
Pilgrim
Hikera
New York
Peace Monument
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury Building
White House
Memorial Continental Hall
Treasury Steps
Banda
Taft
Treasury Store
Hosalie Jones
Pilgrims Quit Army Over Pageant Dispute
Indignation rose as General Rosalie Jones refused to deliver a suffrage message to President elect Wilson. Two desertions from the marchers occurred amid tensions with the congressional committee, leaving the group planning to depart Washington after the Monday pageant.
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Rosalie Gardiner Jones
Elect Wilson
Fye
Jones
Army
Congressional Committee
Ida Craft
Misa Elizabeth
Taft Observations Highlight British Panama Canal Dissent
Bryce notes urge that Congress violated the Hay-Pauncefote treaty and that tolls on British ships infringe equality of treatment. Knox acknowledges receipt of Britain's note and will defer decisions to his successor. The dispatch reiterates that Britain opposes unilateral U S toll actions and calls out inconsistent Congressional measures.
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Great Britain
Taft
United States
State Knox
State Department
Kuyox
Edward Grey
Bryce
Sir Edward Grey
Tidd'ts Fao
London
Congress
Admiral Badger Transfers Flag After Wyoming Accident
Norfolk reports say Rear Admiral Badger transfers his flag from the Connecticut to the Wyoming after an accident during target practice. The Wyoming, en route to Norfolk from Cuban waters, may have sustained damage to a big gun, with unconfirmed reports detailing the event.
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Badger
Cuban
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Connecticut
Osterhaus
Cotton Bales Burned After Gulf Compress Plant Fire
Fire at the Gulf Compress Company plant in Argenta, near Little Rock, Ark, destroyed the facility and caused an estimated loss of 500000 dollars. Seven thousand seven hundred bales of cotton were burned in the blaze reported on March 1.
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Ark
Mar
Argenta
Exiles Still in Peril Offered Money to Zapata
Mexico City reports Francisco Madero sr and Ernest Madero, fugitive in Cuba, will be extradited for trial on charges they offered money to Zapata to oppose Huerta. The Maderos and Cuban party members face possible extreme penalties if found guilty. Diplomatic tension looms as Cuba’s minister Sterling’s actions provoke scrutiny.
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Ernest Madero
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Gustavo Madero
Huertg
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Fatts the Vrimnent
Maderos
Habana
Mexico
Zapatistas
Huerta
Diaz
Zapata
Jose Pino Suarez
Maderist
Francisco, Jr
Ernesto
Rafael Hernandez
Gobernacion
Frederic Gonzales Garza
Federal District
Serapio Rinden
Luis Cabrera
Manuel Masquez Sterling
Ernesto Madero
Senor de la Barra
Sterling
Redfield Named Secretary of Commerce in Wilson Cabinet
From Trenton comes word that Representative William C. Redfield of Brooklyn will be Secretary of Commerce. The lineup shows seven posts filled including Bryan, McAdoo, McReynolds, Burleson, Wilson, and Daniels. Redfield’s tariff expertise cited as the reason for his selection. several prominent names are ruled out for remaining posts.
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Nebraska
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New York
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Tennessee
Wiliam C. Redfield
Alberts. Burleson
Texas
William B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Labor
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Mary
Redfield
Wilson TM
Taft speaks at Press Club in frank farewell address
President Taft in an informal National Press Club speech reflects on a life in office since age 21. He confesses a besetting sin of indolence and proclaims he would be a kicker and squealer if he regretted fortune and public service. He emphasizes gratitude for family influence and the balanced view that good character matters more than wealth.
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Lipa
Taft
National Press Club
Gus J, Karger
Washington
Cincinnati Times-Star
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Philippines
War Department
Gentlasien
MR WILSONS PLANS FOR PRINCEON ARRIVAL IN WASHINGTON
President elect Wilson and family will leave Princeton at 11 tomorrow on the Princeton special provided by Princeton students. They will arrive in Washington at 3 45 and be greeted by a citizens committee led by Dr Thomas Nelson Page. The party will go to the Shoreham Hotel for a private dinner and later attend a smoker at the New Willard hosted by the Washington Princeton Alumni Association. The Wilson party and house party will stay overnight at the Shoreham.
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Princeton
Washington
Union Station
Citizens’ Committee
Thomas Nelson Page
Shoreham Hotel
Washington Princeton Alumni Association
New Willard
Broadway Jewelry Raid Fails as Bandits Escape
A Broadway theatre district jewel robbery ends with three men fleeing after shots from detectives. A faulty taxi driver is arrested for failing to start the cab used by the bandits, and most of the stolen jewelry valued at 7000 dollars is recovered as a crowd gathers after the midnigh raid.
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Theater District
New York
Broadway
Forty-Eighth Street
Ini
Driven Home by Consco Ence
Thomas Steele once a Franklin County lawyer faced U S District Judge Hollister in Cincinnati. Convicted of blackmail after fleeing Columbus a decade ago he requested punishment instead of pardon. He admitted adopting a false name abroad and returning to serve thirteen months at Fort Leavenworth with a $5 fine and costs.
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Mar
Thomas Steele
Franklin County
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Hollister
Steele
Fort, Leavenworth
Department of Justice
Washington
Fort Leavenworth
50 000 Visitors Await Mr. Wilson In Washington
Fifty thousand visitors expected in Washington mark the opening wave of inauguration events for President elect Woodrow Wilson. Railroads report heavy arrivals and hotel lobbies bustle with excitement as preparations intensify, with Princeton students and Essex Troop scheduled to escort the president elect. McAdoo and Daniels are due to arrive for cabinet announcements, while security measures around the Capitol are stepped up to safeguard the inaugural ceremonies.
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