McKinley Begins Second Term With Martial Splendor
The article describes President William McKinley’s second inauguration in Washington, with a grand military parade. Theodore Roosevelt becomes vice president as the ceremony and related pageantry unfold, highlighting the day’s grandeur, military units, and civilian participation.
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Congress Passes Civil Bill Amid Senate Clash
The Senate and House battled over the civil appropriation bill as Carter and Wellington led efforts to defeat the measure. Conferees were appointed, voting hours stretched late, and a final roll call moved the bill toward passage despite strong opposition and warnings of waste. The house adjourned after midnight as post office funding and other items were resolved.
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Indiana House Passes Apportionment Bill In Fort Wayne
Irregular legislative report from Indianapolis notes governor Durbin to sign charter measures. Indiana House approves apportionment bill amid Democrat opposition. measures move to Senate for action, with plans to address veteran orphans and county tax issues. Conference discussions to speed consideration continue as Fort Wayne charter bills advance.
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Wayne hotel change targets new lessees and plans
George Eoppes and Fred Peters likely to become lessees of the Wayne hotel with potential new management. B. O. Rankin to retire. George Hopper and Fred Peters named as probable successors. Negotiations under way as March 10 retirement approaches and possession to follow. The paper notes Rankin may seek other ventures but hotels expansion here remains debated.
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