Inauguration Parade Drenched by Rain in Grand Scale
Washington events recount the Harrison presidency oath by Chief Justice and a vast crowd amid rain. Gen. Harrison and President-elect Cleveland ride in carriages as crowds line Pennsylvania Avenue with civic and military escort, marking a defining inaugural pageant.
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Inauguration Day Opens Fifty-First Congress
Dense crowds fill the Capitol as the Fifty-first Congress begins. The ceremony features diplomats, ex-officers, and the swearing in of Vice President-elect Morton, with President Harrison delivering the inaugural address.
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Political Unity and Industrial Growth in Postwar Debate
A sweeping address argues for commercial emancipation alongside political freedom, urging protective tariffs to spur home manufacture and mining. It endorses naturalization checks, noninterference with Europe, and modern warships while praising soldiers and predicting new states. a massive parade follows the president's inaugural events in Washington.
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Three Claimants Contest West Virginia Governorship
Charleston reports a heated gubernatorial dispute as three figures claim authority over West Virginia. Governor Wilson plans to hold over. Gen. Goff asserts election and seating rights. Senate President Carr also claims the office under constitutional provisions.
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