The New President Inaugurated In Grand Washington Parade
The new president and vice president were inaugurated with a vast turnout in Washington. A military and civic parade followed the ceremonies, featuring cannon, flags, and music from brass bands as Grover Cleveland and Thomas Hendricks assumed office amid cheers and a ceremonial procession through the capital.
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Honor Bound Love Triangle After War Fatal Vow
Gaston La Farge bears a deadly pledge made to his dying friend Rafe on a battlefield. Rafe's dying wish to prevent Claire from loving another drives Gaston to marry her, while the dead man's memory haunts him. Claire and Gaston’s marriage faces a haunted conscience as past vows collide with present happiness.
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Inauguration Scene At Capitol For New President
Special Telegram from Washington reports a vast crowd at the east front of the Capitol for the inauguration. Over 50 000 people packed windows balconies and streets, with military and civic divisions forming in readiness. A large color decorated platform seated 2000 and a policeman opened passage to the platform after a tense crowd surge.
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Vows and Betrayal End in Tragic Wedding Twilight
Claire confronts love and loss as a vow to a slain friend drives murder and suicide at the wedding scene. Gaston lies dead at the cross, his temple shot, the autumn ground stained with crimson as Claire faces fate and fate’s cruel kiss.
Would-Be Actresses and Public Life in Europe
A New York Sun report surveys women chasing stage careers, noting many fail from vanity and misjudged talent while detailing a San Francisco society aspirant’s spectacular debut and collapse. It also covers Minneapolis pastors on European life, Russian censorship, and the Indian affairs report praising peace and education programs.
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Corner-stone laid for Washington Monument amid Masonic ceremonies
The cornerstone of the Washington Monument was laid on July 4 1848 in a Masonic ceremony. Organizers and attendees marked the event with ceremonies signaling the start of the monument’s project.
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