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McKinley's Second Inaugural Parade Turmoil in Washington
Washington March 4 William McKinley of Ohio was inaugurated for a second term as president with a grand ceremony. Theodore Roosevelt became vice president as naval reviews, military parades, and lavish decorations transformed Pennsylvania Avenue into a patriotic spectacle with governors, foreign officials, and the navy marking the historic event.
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Washington
William Meakinley
Ohio
Presldanta
United States
Theodore Roccevell
New York
McKinley
Ree Ceot Yoare Bao
Tie Teinen
White House
Blus
Futura
Pennsylvanis
Googrese
Mark Hanna
Dominion of Canada
Minto
Genarr
Potomac
Hartford
Navy Yard
States of
Union
North
Gov O'Dall
Yaten
Illinois
Gov Bliss
Michigan
van Gendt
Minnesota
Gov Richards
Wyoming
Gov Stone
Deltrich
Nebraska
Shaw
Town
Crane
Massachusetts
McMillin
Tennessee
Gov Dockery
Missouri
Barnes
Oklahoma
Smith
Maryland
Longino
Micalsippi
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Court of Honor
Pennayi— Vaola Avenue
Treasury
War End
Navy Departmente
Executive
State
War and Navy
Lafayette Square
Jackson
Navy Department
Asme
Treasury Department
Hage
Hanns
McKie
Cannon
Stervtary Cortelyou
Admiral Dewey
General Miles
Pennsylvania
Governor's Inland
Toeateff
General Sickles
Union Veteran Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
Rough Rider
Roosevelt
Hanna
United States Army
Momey
Mia McKinley
Adrien Corbin
House
Senate
Ataffa
Congress
Senate Chamber
Theodore Rontevelt
Diplomatic Corps
Army
Navy
Maine
Frye
United States Senate
Mra McKinley
General Corbin
Mra Roosevelt
Arowe
Mra. McKinley
Supreme Court
Acat
Spooner
Wiscounis
Dalzell
Pencapivania
Guv Roosevelt
Davey Sod
Miles
Burton
Kanead
Qierk
Montana
Seastors
Col Aynsdell
Fuller
Offce
Ttta
Committee On m
Peace Monument