Grand Hayes Inauguration Procession and Address
The article recounts President Hayes's March 5 inaugural events with his son and Sherman, including greeting ex-President Grant, the grand parade through Washington, the formal procession of military units, and the reading of Hayes's inaugural address. It covers the oath, public reception, and the return to the Executive Mansion amid artillery fires and cheers.
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A Small Boy in the House Washington Correspondence
A tow-headed boy, son of a member, visits the House daily as a playful mascot. He crawls under desks, teases speakers, and amuses veteran lawmakers, distracting from formal proceedings with mischievous antics. The scene shows a lighthearted moment in a serious session.
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Washington
Detroit News
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Fragmentary OCR Notice About Estate Arrival
Incomplete text shows an estate related fragment with names and dates unclear. The readable parts reference an arrival and a beam count and a potential business or legal action, but specifics are not discernible from the fragment.
Review of the Great Frauds in 1877 Presidential Election
A detailed critique from National Democratic Committee members alleges that the Hayes victory was secured by a conspiracy involving Returning Boards and state executives in Florida and Louisiana. It accuses troops at polls, ballot manipulation, forged certificates, and a partisan commission verdict, arguing Congress cannot validate fraudulent electors and warning against further usurpation.
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Comicalities and Tangled Tales From Aims of History
A fragmented humor column mixes mock moral quips and social vignettes. It parodies polar expeditions murder jokes and charity interactions while recalling distant figures and odd incidents in a stream of satirical snippets.
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