It was in March of 1905 that Theodore Roosevelt gave his inauguration

address after being elected President of the United States. He had

previously served out the remainder of the assassinated President William

McKinley's term.

Cristabel Pankhurst was making waves in the Suffragette movement

in the U.K. and getting herself tossed in prison on a regular

basis, including once for inciting arson at the Chancellor

of the Exchequer's office.