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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1905

Page

2

Inaugural Parade and Pageantry of Theodore Roosevelt

The Washington inauguration under General McWilson's committee showcased a record crowd of about 200,000. Cavalry escorts, state guards, and cadet battalions led a flawless parade from the White House to Capitol Hill. Roosevelt took the oath, delivered a brief inaugural, and rode back amid immense public acclaim, with South and Philippines contingents among the participants.

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Inauguration Day Simple Ceremony for Fairbanks

The Senate chamber hosted the noon induction of Charles Warren Fairbanks as vice president, followed by a brief adjournment and an ornate reception of diplomats, guests, and the president elect. The event featured a large ceremonial crowd, speeches by Fairbanks, and the start of the fifty-ninth Congress.

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Brilliant Cadets Aids to Chaffee Prominent in West Point Roster

A lengthy list of West Point cadets who aided in the inaugural demonstration highlights lineage to famed generals and notable figures. Included are Sherman Miles, Adna Chaffee Jr, Calvin P. Petts, Stephen Decatur, A. T. Beauregard, Charles H. Davis Jr, and Jubal A. Early, with biographical notes on their fathers and Civil War service.

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