Cleveland Sworn In Amid Snowstorm Parade Crowds
Grover Cleveland is inaugurated for a second term in Washington amid a blinding snowstorm. A vast procession fills Pennsylvania Avenue from the Capitol to the White House, with military units, diplomatic corps, and democratic clubs, as crowds fill the Reviewing Stand and streets.
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Inauguration Day Parade Returns to Capitol
The crowd gathers along Pennsylvania Avenue as the inaugural address ends and a 50 000 strong military procession moves from the Capitol to the White House. Swords clash and banners wave as dignitaries and foreign guests review the line.
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Inaugural Address by President Cleveland
The text of Grover Cleveland's inaugural address outlines his pledge to dedicate himself to the nation under oath and to the welfare of citizens. He warns of insidious infirmities threatening government while praising the American people's thrift and enterprise and the free system's superiority.
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Cleveland Arrives at Ball and Addresses Nation
President and Mrs Cleveland arrive amid a display of ceremony, greet dignitaries, tour the ballroom, and retire to private apartments. The speech urges financial prudence, civil service reform, anti monopoly measures, tariff reform, and adherence to the Constitution under divine guidance.
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Fifty second congress shuts with mixed results on silver and tariffs
Washington notes the Fifty-second congress expired at noon with major actions limited to continuing McKinley act duties and other measures. Vetoed bills, tariff tactics, silver debates, and world fair provisions dominated a session marked by minimal comprehensive reform and several minor appropriations.
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Colored 13 year old confesses to hatchet murder
In Cotverna Ohio Oliver Johnson colored thirteen years old confessed to murdering five year old Stanley Hott and throwing the body into the Scioto river. He admitted the killing followed a quarrel during play and crimes occurred near Mound street bridge. The body had not been recovered. In Barre Crees Michigan Adventists conference Bundays resolution backed repeal of laws exempting church property from taxation.
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