President McKinley Arrives in Washington for Inauguration Parade
President elect McKinley and party reach Washington on a special train and head to the Babbitt house. No escort chosen per his wish. He dines with President Cleveland, visits the White House, and joins the formal inauguration procession. The parade features Ohio and other state governors, national guards, and veterans from the G A R, with Gen. Horace Porter as grand marshal and Maj. Melkinley's regiment among the escort.
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Inauguration Day Washington 1901 parade and ceremonies
Pages describe the 1901 inaugural events for President McKinley including reception of dignitaries, oath of office, and extensive parade across Washington. It notes Vice President Hobart, Chief Justice Buller, and Mrs Cleveland, with grand decorations along Pennsylvania Avenue and large crowds. The piece highlights financial policy ideas and calls for arbi tration and tariff reform.
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