Inauguration Day Under Rain Keeps Harrison's Pageantry Lean
Benjamin Harrison is sworn in as president amid a drenching rain and winds in Washington. The ceremony shifts indoors to the Senate chamber, where President Harrison and Vice President Morton address them. Pennsylvania troops, dignitaries, and Mrs Harrison endure the weather as crowds watch the solemn moment.
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Inaugural Ball Crowded Washington Event Debacle
Washington telegram describes a grand inaugural ball that drew about 2000 attendees, yet the crowding made dancing impossible. President Harrison and Mrs. Harrison attended with reception committee members, Corean minister, and officials. The piece laments the crush, praises Col A T Britten for planning, and notes afterward political commentary on the inaugural and policy directions.
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Mardi Gras Opens With Rex Arrival In New Orleans
Special Telegram reports Mardi Gras festivities begin with the royal flotilla arrival bearing Rex the king of carnival. The royal party lands at Canal Street and goes to City Hall where Rex is presented with the golden keys by Mayor Shakespeare. They proceed to the Hotel Royal as peers pay homage. Tomorrow’s pageant is billed as the brightest yet.
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