Inauguration Day in Washington with Cleveland and Hendricks
The article covers the inauguration ceremonies, the parade along Pennsylvania Avenue, and the grand review and ball. It notes the crowd, the divisions of military and militia units, and the reception at the White House, with remarks on the new administration and initial cabinet resignations.
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Cleveland
Waite
White House
H. W. Slocum
Edith
Albert Ordway
United States Artillery
National Guard
Pennsylvania
Vienia
New Jersey
Georgia
Maryland
South Carolina
New York
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Missouri
Ohio
Minnesota
Pennsylvania Avenue
President
Pency
Arthur
Vilas
Manning
Lamont
Washington Monument
Capitol
Hendricks
Washington
Pension
Hoyt
A.cleveland
Hastings
Nellie Yeomans
Anna Yeomans
Bacon
Lincoln
Chandler
McCulloch
Brewster
Hatton
Teller
Senator Bayard
Wisconsin
Sheridan
Rosecrans
Dan Manning
Senator Pendleton
Richard T. Merrick
Wade Hampton
Senator Brown
Justice Field
Supreme Court
Carlisle
Representative Eaton
V. Niles
McKenney
Sherman
Hancock
Fire floods fields as oil pipe bursts near Wrightsville
An eight inch oil pipe passing Abram Kroider’s farm near Wrightsville ruptured on Tuesday night allowing vast quantities of oil to flood surrounding fields. Sparks from a passing locomotive set the oil ablaze and flames rose fifty feet high. Villagers built a high embankment to contain the fire until flow halted that evening and the blaze subsided. The amount of oil consumed was enormous.
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Lenanon
All Regions
Abram Kroider
Wrightsville
General Wazen Arrested Amid Court Martial Initiation
Washington March 4. The army orders a general court martial in Washington on the 11th for Brigadier General W B Hazen Chief Signal Officer charged with conduct prejudicial to good order for publicly criticizing the War Department over not sending relief to Lieutenant Greely in 1885. Hazen suspended and in arrest. Capt Malls serves as Acting Chief Signal Officer pending trial.
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Wazen
Washington
Nazen
Malls
Signal Service
Hazen
Enormous Canadian Land Transfer Agreement Reported
Ottawa says cabinet accepted Canadian Pacific Railway Company offer to turn over about 20,009,900 acres at two dollars per acre. The company would receive forty million dollars in cash to pay debt and finish the railroad.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Blair named United States Senator ad interim
Coveono N H March 5 Governor Tlate appointed Henry W Blair United States Senator ad interim Senator Blair's successor to be chosen by the Legislature in June by assemblies.
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Coveono
N. H
Tlate
Henry W. Blair
United States
Blair
Wich
The Chosen Ones Cabinet Appointments Under Cleveland
The cabinet list presented to the Senate includes Thomas F Bayard as Secretary of State Daniel Manning for Treasury L Q C Lamar for Interior W C Endicott for War William C Whitney for Navy W F Vilas for Postmaster General Augustus H Garland for Attorney General Biographical sketches follow highlighting Bayards long Delaware Senate career L Q C Lamar Georgia native professor and Confederate service Endicott Harvard trained Manning Argus editor Whitney Massachusetts political organizer Vilas Vermont lawyer and Civil War veteran Garland Kentucky born lawyer who served in Confederate government and later U S Senate
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White House
Arthur
Frelinghuysen
Howard Carroll
New York
Ohio
John 4. Spooner
Wisconsin
Leland Stanford
California
Henr M. Teller
Colorado
Ephraim Wilson
Maryland
William B. Allison
Iowa
Joseph E. Brown
Georgia
Wilkinson Call
Florida
J. Donald Cameron
Penmsylvania
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
John J. Ingalls
Kansas
John P. Jones
Nevada
Justin 8. Morrill
Vermont
Orville H. Platt
Connecticut
James L. Pugh
Alabama
Zebulon B. Vance
North Carolina
George G. West
Missouri
D. W. Voorhees
Indiana
Territorial Supreme Courts
Washinatrox
the Times
Albany
Poly
Sun
London
Clevland
Daily News
Cleveland
Velegrank
Washington
America
Nationa
Senate
Thomas F. Bayard
Delaware
Treasury
Daniel Manning
Interior
L. Q. C. Lamar
Mississippi
W. C. Endicott
Massachusetts
Navy
William CC. Whitney
W. F. Vilas
Augustus H
Thomas F Bayard
Bayard
Wilmington
Del
Flushing School
Philadelphia
I Waa
Tie
L. Q
Lamar
Howell Cobb
Congress
Charles Sumner
Oxford
Emory College
Hoettyes
C. Endicott
Wiliam Crowninshield Endicott
Salem
William Putnam Endcott
Mary
Jacob Browninshield
Salem Schoole
Harvard College
Daniel J. Manning
Manning
The
Dan Boan
Argus
William J Cassidy
Northern Democracy
New York Senate
Alan
Cagsdy
Arqua Corp RY
Aective
Commercial National Bank
Sea of Meetng
Fryer
William OC. Whitney
Whitney
James Whitney
Conway
Mass
Tule College
Harvard Law School
Senator Payne
Samuel Tilden
William F VII
Wiliam Freeman Vilas
Chelsea
Orange County
Levi H. Vilus
Green Mountain
Wiliam F
Sean
Esaueth State University
Albany Law School
Supreme Courts
Madison
Wis
Twenty-third Regiment of
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry
Coronel Viles
Wheat in Stock Reveals 163 Million Bushels National Total
Cincinnati reports a Price Current study on wheat stocks. Twelve states Ohio Indiana Iowa Missouri Kansas Nebraska Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Kentucky Tennessee hold 110 million bushels or 82 percent of 1944 production. Remaining states show 52 million, totaling 163 million versus 115 million a year ago. Including flour, total stocks reach 205 million.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Tivois
Iowa
Missouri
Ruinsas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Department of Agriculture
Tragic Explosion Roasts Family in Alleghany City
Frank Kunkle, a transter, and his household suffered severe burns when a turpentine tar and linseed oil mixture exploded after boiling over. Annie Kunkle, seven, died. Julia Walters, 13, and a boy, five, were burned with limited hope of recovery for Julia. Dipp and Kunkle sustained burns but survived.
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Pitrapuran
Frank Kun- Kle
Alleghany City
Kinkie
Annie
Julia Walters
Dipp
Kunkle
Julia Waltera
Des Moines in Crisis as Governor and Auditor Clash
Governor Sherman orders Brown and Stewart arrested after Brown again attempts to seize the auditor's office. Bail set at $2000 each as locked doors and pro temp auditor Cattell fail to gain access. Court action seeks writ of mandamus to restore office and papers to Cattell with arguments set for Saturday.
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Brown Brown
Circuit Court
Brown
Cattell
Old Crime Confesser in Massachusetts Murder Case
Boston reports that Abigail Gardner, once convicted of murdering her husband in Hingham and sentenced to life, has confessed at age seventy seven after decades of professed innocence. She says a demon urged her, and she now admits poisoning her spouse.
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Boston
Mass
Abigail Gardner
Hingham
Shar
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Endicott
Harvard Lane
Leool
Nahaniel J. Lord
J. W. Perry
Washburn
A. J. Garland
Qurland
Confederate Senate
United States Senate
Union
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