Inaugural Spirit Grips Washington Parade Day
Washington buzzed with crowds as bands marched and trains arrived for Woodrow Wilsons inauguration preparations. Princeton students and Essex Troop lined routes while officials briefed on the 3 46 pm arrival and 6 pm White House greeting by Tafts aides and Wilsons committee members.
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Weather Prophets Are Humbled by Former Experience
Washington March 3. Fair Tuesday morning likely followed by unsettled Tuesday afternoon or night as winds become variable on inauguration day. Weather bureau forecasts echo last inauguration day surprises with possible snow and sleet. indications point to disturbances moving east with local snows in the Great Lakes interior New York New England and unsettled weather in the middle Atlantic states and Ohio valley.
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Burglars Take $2000 From Des Moines Orpheum Safe
Burglars blew the Orpheum theatre safe in Des Moines early today and escaped with about $2000. Nitroglycerine was used and the entire box office was wrecked. The receipts of two Sunday performances were taken.
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Suffragists Parade in Washington Crown Political Glory
In Washington on March 3 thousands of suffragists gathered along Pennsylvania Avenue to show unity in seeking the ballot. Rosalie Jones led hikers as women and men waved handkerchiefs and flags. Dignitaries and performers enacted tableaux on the Treasury steps while dancers wore vivid costumes. The district federation supplied food for marchers and delegates arrived from Philadelphia Baltimore and New York including the Warner party led by Miss Harry May Wells.
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General Spurns Tar and Feather Threat In Hyde Park
London report recalls Flora Drummond militant suffragist rescued by police from a Hyde Park mob. She says she feared no tar and feather threats, calls yesterday’s scene boyish playfulness, and asserts militancy attracts enthusiastic male recruits while most men admire the suffrage effort.
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Petticoat Cavalry Leads Suffrage Parade Features
An orderly procession forms from Capitol Hill as Miss Inez Milholland signals the start in royal purple. A diverse display of floats and costumes unfolds with elderly women marching for the cause, officers of the national woman suffrage association in front, and the seven sections forming a kaleidoscopic line behind.
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Bryan Arrives in Washington Amid Cabinet Talk
Wm Jennings Bryan reached Washington with a reception committee and dodged confirmation on cabinet fate. He refused to admit being the next secretary of state and said he was keen to learn the lineup. Bryan dismissed a report he delayed cabinet news and noted that he would speak only on Dan iels when asked.
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Huerta Talks With Resigned Rebel Chiefs
Mexico City march 8 the new provisional government under Huerta presses for swift pacification after eight days of talks with rebel chiefs and their commissioners. rebel bands led by Zapata raid federal lines near cerna and in Morelos. conferences with rebel representatives set for today and tomorrow as rail service and mail to the north remain disrupted. Washington notes no new word on a border clash involving U S troops. officials say action, if any, was in defense.
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What would happen with Christ in Wilson's cabinet
Philadelphia on March 3. A. E. Barnatt quoted forty one of fifty respondents on Christ as a cabinet member. William Allen White said Christ would head commerce and labor, while John G. Woolley predicted Christ would be in the cabinet and we would see what happens. Riis warned of an earthquake. others offered varied views on observance of the golden rule and the church’s role.
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Friedmann Delays Opening Offices for Serum Test
New York March 3. Dr KF Friedmann the young German physician will not open offices today as planned. He will test his tuberculosis serum before the New York county medical society to seek license to practice. A meeting of the society’s board of censors is scheduled tonight to arrange the test.
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Russian suffragists face police ban in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on March 3 meetings marking women's day faced police suppression while suffragists held resolu tions proclaiming that only enfranchisement can ease women's misery in Russia.
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Cabinet lineup rumors aboard Wilson train
Unnamed but reliable source aboard the Wilson voyage claims a cabinet list for President-elect Wilson. L. M. Garrison would be secretary of war and Franklin K. Lane secretary of the interior with other names including Livan as secretary of state and Mee Adoo as secretary of treasury. Lane currently serves on the interstate commerce commission and has a California political background.
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Supreme Court Silent On Rate Cases
The Supreme Court held a session today and announced no opinions on the important rate cases pending. Roxaie union made, Be cigar, advertisement.
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Inauguration Day Smile as Wilson Leaves Princeton
Princeton crowds salute Woodrow Wilson as he departs for Washington to become president elect. He rides amid cheers, songs, and a sea of students, wearing a new silk hat and glasses, while family and 560 Princeton students accompany him. A few shots are fired across the border without injuries.
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