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Pathé's Weekly, No. 47 (1912)
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Pathé's Weekly, No. 47 (1912)

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San Francisco, Cal: Nearly 400 Servians parade on Market Street to the ferry where they take the boat for Oakland, entraining there for New York, en route for home to take part in the war with Turkey. Princeton, N.J: Woodrow Wilson, ...See moreSan Francisco, Cal: Nearly 400 Servians parade on Market Street to the ferry where they take the boat for Oakland, entraining there for New York, en route for home to take part in the war with Turkey. Princeton, N.J: Woodrow Wilson, governor of this state, who has just been elected to the presidency of the United States on the Democratic ticket. Utica, N.Y: Large crowds, attend the funeral of the late Vice-President James Schoolcraft Sherman. Newark, N.J: The statue of Washington, bequeathed to the city by Amos Hoagland Van Horn, is unveiled by little Miss Meade. Moscow, Russia: The imperial family attends the fete celebrating the one hundredth anniversary of Napoleon's retreat from Moscow. San Francisco, Cal: Mayor Rolph, Police Chief D.A. White, and President of Police Commissioners Jesse B. Cook, review the police of this city. San Rafael, Cal: A barbecue is given free to the people of Martin County on the occasion of the burning of bonds which were worth $160,000. The bond burning signifies that the county is now free of all debt. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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Jesse B. Cook Self - Police Commission of San Francisco Self - Police Commission of San Francisco See fewer	Pathé's Weekly, No. 47 (1912)
James Rolph Jr. Self - Mayor of San Francisco Self - Mayor of San Francisco See fewer	The Non-Stop Flight (1926)
Tsar Nicholas II Self Self See fewer	The German Curse in Russia (1918)
Tsarina Alexandra Self Self See fewer	Arrival of Funeral Cortege at St. George's Chapel (1901)
David A. White Self - Police Chief of San Francisco Self - Police Chief of San Francisco See fewer	Pathé's Weekly, No. 47 (1912)
Woodrow Wilson Self Self See fewer	The Adventures of a Boy Scout (1915)