Inauguration Day Crowd Cheers Taft Wilson Entry
Senator Gallinger remarks open the ceremony as Taft and President-elect Wilson appear at the Capitol. Mrs Wilson and family receive fervent cheers, while cadets stand in review. The oath is taken with a Bible held by James Maher as Wilson swears to uphold the Constitution.
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Souvenirs of Washington Inauguration Visit Card Notes
Visitors to the National Capital for the inauguration will likely want lasting mementos from the trip. The article highlights the appeal of keeping memories from the event through keepsakes and souvenirs.
President Wilson Inauguration Ride to the Capitol
President Wilson and his party begin a grand procession from the White House to the Capitol amid cheering crowds. The ceremony includes the oath of office for Vice President Marshall, the Senate reorganizing, foreign diplomats present, and a parade to the White House for a review and luncheon.
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Tribute by Southern Women in Columbia Marks Wilson Family Graves
In Columbia South Carolina on March 4 an event by the Ladies' Church Society laid flowers on the graves of President Woodrow Wilson and his parents. Dr Joseph Wilson, Wilson's father, taught at a local theological seminary from 1870 to 1874 and died in Princeton. his body was later moved for burial. Mrs Wilson had died earlier, preceding her husband by several years.
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First Crank Arrest In Washington During Wilson Inauguration
Secret Service agents Bolan Porter and Forsythe intercepted a Texas man claiming to be Charles Schwab en route to be sworn in as president. The stranger carried telegrams supposedly from Chief Justice White warning of pursuers, and was sent to Washington Asylum Hospital for observation amid inauguration security concerns.
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Wilsons Pick Rooms New President Occupies Tafts Former Suite
President Wilson and Mrs Wilson will occupy the southwest corner suite of the White House used by former Presidents Roosevelt and Taft. From the window they can view the Washington Monument the mall the Potomac and Virginia hills. The scene followed a fireworks display as crowds pressed the mansion gates in a siege atmosphere. Vice President Marshall and Mrs Marshall joined the Wilsons on the portico.
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Poslam Skin Cure Promoted in Advertorial Style
A bold advertisement touts Poslam as far ahead of rivals in curing skin diseases. It claims immediate itch stop, reduced inflammation, and rapid healing for eczema acne tetter psoriasis and other conditions. Poslam Soap is also praised for daily cleansing, with infant skin benefits and available nationwide through druggists. Free samples offered by the Timengency Laboratories at 3 West 25th Street New York City.
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Governors Host Busy Boon For Sulzer In New York
New York Governor Sulzer attracted major attention in Washington with a Willard reception and eyes on 1916. Illinois Governor Dunne pledged Senate gains for Democrats and floated Long-term picks. Missouri Governor Major among many new arrivals urging support. Other governors including McCreary Kentucky and Goldsborough Maryland drew attention as Black-leaning diplomacy talk shifted toward cabinet prospects and Senate chances.
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Clark’s quiet sorrow as Baltimore nomination debate lingers
Champ Clark watched Woodrow Wilson inaugurated while sensing his near miss at Baltimore. In a private talk with Representative Nicholas Longworth he explained why he was not chosen and reflected on the convention’s choice as Wilson took office.
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No smile for Bryan as Wilson takes oath in special enclosure
He had no greeting for Col William J Bryan as Woodrow Wilson was sworn in. The crowd cheered in the special enclosure where Wilson took the oath and Bryan reportedly became premier of the new administration, intensifying the onlookers' sense of bitterness.
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Envoy to Chile says he will resign if needed
Henry Fletcher United States Minister to Chile rejects reports he refused to resign. He states he will send his resignation to Washington immediately if requested, defusing the rumor as Chilean changes occur.
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