Washington Inauguration Marked Birth of United States
The article recalls the first presidential inauguration of George Washington on April 30, 1789, in New York’s Federal Hall. It describes the ceremony, the oath by Chancellor Livingston with a Bible, the crowd’s fervor, Washington’s modest inaugural address, and celebratory events across the city. It notes the ascent of the new nation, the crowd’s patriotism, and the era’s national pride.
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Personal and political highlights of the week
Kina Cwantes of Howmnania proclaims Prince Ferdinand as heir to the throne. Widespread shifts in pension offices, court moves, resignations, and political talk fill a crowded week with appointments and retirements across multiple states and nations.
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Howmnania
Prince Ferdinand
Cuantes W. Fines
Connecticut
J. B. Cort
George W. Gilt
Colosel Dudley
Brinkman's Bravery in Improbable Sea Rescue
Eight year old Henry Brinkman of Seren Cate farm near Premmont sailed on the vessel Vane ship and faced a furious gale at Apia. He clung to a plank as the ship crashed, helped rescue Captain Schoonmaker, and with a companion reached shore then built a small boat to save others aboard the Trenton.
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Henry Brinkman
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Young Brinkman
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Stom Saally
Trenton
A Father's Vengeance In Missouri Town
A negro porter Jackson was shot four times by Charles Newland after a note allegedly written by a fourteen year old boy caused Newland to arrest him. In a city hall confrontation Chief Bradee held the revolver to force disclosure of the sender, threats of arrest as an accessory arose, and the incident drew police attention.
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Centennial Grand Marshal and Sixteen Leaders Named
New York April 27 Major General Sebotield announces Grand Mars staff selections listing Colonel Ben Wheeler Delaware General Frank Reeder Peoria Sw Jersey Colonel Grantland Georgia Captain Phineas B Ingalls Connecticut General E E Currier Massachusetts Colonel Corwinlus O'Dongel Maryland Colonel Leroy Springs Swth Corsicans Colonel HM Seaman New Hampshire Major Norman C Randolph Virginia General D D Wylie New York Captain Bonahan Cameron North Carolina General E H Rhodes Rhode Island General Edward H Ripley Vermont Colonel Morris B Belknap Kansas Colonel E Co Curlin Ono General Henry M Sprague Missouri Colonel Albert W Gilchelat Florida Colonel W S Stone Kansas Major J G Alderton West Virginia The Select Sixteen New York April On sixteen ladies who will dance in the quadrille of honor at the centennial ball according to the list Mrs Harrison Levi P Morton Mrs Grover Cleveland Mrs Graciw King Mrs Awnander Van Remalaer Mrs W Bayard Catting Mrs William Astor Miss Colm Livington Mrs Newbold Morris Mrs Il bridge T Gerry Miss Louisa Lee Schuyler Mrs Buchanan Winthrop Mrs Stuyvesant Fish Mrs William Jay Mrs ee Cragee Mrs Alexander Notable Lindisan Dewd Wavxegas April 87 Hugh M Haines ex Speaker dies paralysis Buate politics noted as a longtime Illinois legislator and Indian history scholar.
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