Cleveland Inauguration Parade Draws Nationwide Awe
Washington reports Grover Cleveland's oath as president amid record crowds. An immense procession, 50 000 strong, stretched five hours from Capitol to White House. Cabinet officers and military units marched as Cleveland urged fiscal reform and guarded against paternalism and waste.
Inaugural Procession Through Cleveland Draws 8000 Strong
President and civic groups parade through downtown as 8 000 marchers in silk hats carry canes. Tammany Hall delegates led by General McMahon take the right of line amid conspicuous parade presence and organized discipline.
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Inaugural Ball Glitters Amid 12000 Guests at Pension Building
The inaugural ball, a quadrennial ceremony since Madison, drew about 12 000 attendees, with 6000 or more spectators massed in the Pension Building halls. President Cleveland led the procession with Major General Schofield, followed by Justice Gray, and a long line of dignitaries as bands played Hail to the Chief. The crowd pressed close, limiting dancing space while the party retreated to a side room for calmer viewing.
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Archbishop of Rennes Dead
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