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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1913

Page

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Woman Suffrage Pageant Through Washington Draws Troops

Five thousand women march along Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D C, amid hostile crowds that overwhelm police. Cavalry from Fort Myer clears a path after delays and disorder, as Rosalie Jones leads the hikers and Helen Keller attends the event. Contingent concludes with a mass meeting at Continental Hall.

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Tragedy as Crowds Trample at Hospital Entry

Reports describe a crush at hospital doors where men and women faint amid surging crowds. Surgeons perform emergency work while beds and corridors fill with injured attendees. Authorities investigate the stampede and assess the cause of the panic.

Wilson Cabinet to be announced after arrival in Washington

President elect Woodrow Wilson arrived in Washington with family and was greeted by Princeton alumni. Officials disclosed the anticipated cabinet picks including Bryan for State McAdoo for Treasury Lane for Interior and Houston for Agriculture. The parade chaos in New York and the Blooms of Fifth Avenue drew crowds while medical lists reported ambulances strained and a large suffering population seeking Friedmann serum.

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Inauguration Day crowds greet Wilson in Washington

Woodrow Wilson arrives in the capital to be sworn in as the twenty seventh president amid vast throngs. Bryan and other dignitaries join in the preinaugural celebrations as Tammany forces arrive by seven trains and the parade plans unfold through a city buzzing with anticipation and official detail. Weather promises a fair day as ceremonies begin at noon with the oath and parade to the White House.

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