McKinley Inauguration Highlighted by Colorful Procession
The Denton Journal recalls McKinley’s inauguration on Thursday with Ohio born President taking the oath in the Senate chamber. Crowds filled Pennsylvania Avenue and the Capitol, with Mrs McKinley and relatives nearby. McKinley called for measured money reform, favoring bi metalism and economy, and pledged a peaceful, protective tariff policy. The ceremony concluded as Chief Justice Fuller administered the oath at 1:18 p.m.
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Maryland Democrats Call for Party Unity in Election Fight
A Maryland political figure urges calm, conservatism, and coalition across factions to unite the Democratic Party for the coming election. The speaker argues local issues will drive harmony and criticizes Republican governance while stressing forgetting past differences to win the state. Foam con-
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Democratic party seeks reinvigoration after losses
H W Tausor, chairman, urges Democrats in Maryland to unite and energize the party. He warns against Republican control in Southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore, calls for harmony across factions, and pledges to work toward closer contact with voters and better leadership at the state committee meeting.
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Maryland memorial tablet placed in Brooklyn ceremony minimal
Under Colonel Loemit M Langdon US Army workmen set a marble tablet to honor Marylanders who fell defending Long Island near Fifth Avenue and Third Street in Brooklyn. The tablet on Third Avenue between Seventh and Eighth streets was placed Friday with no ceremony. A committee led by William Berri plans a formal event when feasible and a small remaining fund from the 1895 Prospect Park Maryland monument unveiling will be used.
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Pancake Day and Ash Wednesday Reflections
Tuesday was Shrove Tuesday known as Pancake day linking to February’s Saxon name month of cakes. Ash Wednesday opens the forty day penitential season ending at Easter. Also notes on Col Ingersoll’s waning interest and Vice President Stevenson receiving a silver service from the Senate. A Cleveland veto blocks an immigration bill. local cures report Cham berlain Pain Balm for a 25 cent remedy. For sale details listed.
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Princess May Glove at One Dollar Sets New Standard
Wanamaker's in Philadelphia proclaims the Princess May Glove at $1 as a breakthrough in quality and price. They claim French sourcing and expert glove making, with Paris prices cited at 4 francs 90 and American stores charging $1.50. The ad promises steady supply and maintained quality, positioning February furniture deals as part of continual store pricing strategy.
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