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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1901

Page

12

Inaugural Parade Honors Republican Clubs Across Cities

A detailed account describes the inaugural parade with an array of Republican clubs and university units. The Illinois fifth infantry and Michigan and Iowa governors march with staff in uniform while civic divisions feature Roosevelt and Frelinghuysen clubs in khaki.

Illinois Fifth Infantry Bliss Michigan Shaw Iowa B. H Warner Washington, D. C Americas Club Pittsburg Thomas C. Noyes Lincoln Club New York

Inaugural Ball Opens Washington Festivities Grand Night

Washington March 4. The inaugural ball at the pension office in Vert auditorium featured the president and Mrs McKinley leading the grand march with a vast display of yellow decorations and electric lights. The scene drew dignitaries, diplomats, and military officers as Mrs McKinley wore a white satin gown and Mrs Roosevelt a plain silk gown. The party ended with a late private luncheon after 12 o’clock.

Washington Pension Office McKinley Philippines Bach Muse of Melody Evans Hanna Miles Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court Army Navy Marine Corps Hussars Mrs. McKinley Roosevelt Odell New York Corbin Bradford Crowninshield Root Harlan and Gray Senator Lodge Stone Pennsylvania

Decorations in Washington for McKinley inauguration

Washington observed a grand display of street decorations as the city prepared for the second inauguration of President William McKinley. From the capitol to Pennsylvania Avenue, houses were nearly hidden by red, white and blue buntings. Spectator stands were more elaborate than in previous parades.

Washington William McKinley Capitol Pennsylvania Avenue

Women Testify to Lydia E. Pinkham In Remedies

Letters from Miss Karin P Junglass of New Salem Michigan Mrs E F Monton of Cincinnati and Mrs M W Minnes Gulfport Mississippi praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for restoring health after years of female weakness backache and ovarian trouble The women report lasting improvements and offer to share their experiences to help others

Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham, Lynn, Mass Lydia BE E. F. Monton York St Cincinnati Mus Pinknam M. W. Minnes Canal St Gulfport Miss Mrs. Pracuam Todd Mars Valentine Kerry Ave Camden, N. J

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