Centennial Inauguration Comes to New York City in Splendor
Coverage recounts the centennial events in New York celebrating the first president's inauguration. It describes receptions at the Equitable Building and Metropolitan Opera House, a grand military parade led by Maj. Gen. Schofield, the elaborate banquet costing about $55,000, and a後 extensive civic parade concluding three days of ceremonies with prominent attendees, decorations, and national guardsmen from all states.
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President Washington
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William B. Hilton
W. H. Allen
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John R. Dewar
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Signal Corps
Lander
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W. R. Cruger
Edward Cooper
Robert Weir
Willian Herbert Washington
Frederick J. Depeyster
Carolina Livingston
A. Newbold Morris
W. Bayard Cutting
Edward F. Jones
Alexander S. Webb
L. P. Morton
A. Gracie King
E. T. Gerry
Alexander van Renssaeler
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J. H. Derst
Military Academy
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Capt. W. Sampson
Naval Academy
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J. M. Varnum
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G. Creighton Webb
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Pennsylvania
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Robert S. Green
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Georgia
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Massachusetts
Boston
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Washington Square
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Maryland
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New Hampshire
Charles H. Sawyer
Virginia
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New York
Hill
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Rhode Island
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Vermont
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Ohio
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Board of Education
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Alexandria
Victor J. Dowling
Washington Inauguration Echo At St Pauls Service
Special thanksgiving services were held at St Pauls chapel at 9 a m led by Right Rev Henry C Potter bishop of New York recalling Washington inauguration rites. The president was greeted at Vesey street by Trinity church vestry and escorted to the west porch and old Washington pew.
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Robbery at Hubbell and Conley Office in Evansville
A safe in the Hubbell and Conley law office was robbed Sunday night with notes and about $5,000 stolen. On Monday afternoon George Jones was arrested and confessed to the crime.
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Greensburg
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Ohio
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Colored Workmen Preferred in Local Mill Change
Lookout Rolling Mill in this city discharged all white workers Saturday night and Monday hired 150 colored men to replace them. The move stems from excessive demands of the Amalgamated iron workers.
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