Inauguration Day Parade and Ceremonies Report
Twenty four thousand men lined up and two hundred thousand visitors greeted President elect Cleveland in Washington. The procession ran from the Capitol steps to the White House with reviews, oath taking, and formal ceremonies. Military units from Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, and other states participated, while the Senate and dignitaries arranged the oath and address in the Capitol and Executive Mansion areas.
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Cleveland
Tennessee
Isham CG
Wa Dibbrell
Ari GH
Oury
Idaho
Ayres
John F. Hartranfi
National Guard
Pennsylvania
Fitzhugh Lee
Virginia
Thomas J. Luttrell
Washington, D. C
Marine Corps
National Guards
State of Pennylvania
Mona- Mental Guards
Baltimore
Cres Ubed
Rege Ut Uleb
Governor's Goats
White House
Senate Chamber
Senate
Committee of Arrangementa
Henenatvea
Diplomatic Corpe
Uaproi
Elves
Arina
Lacon
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The New Prophet and a Fatal Coal Mine Explosion
A deranged piece titled The New Prophet contends with superstition about comets and war while a separate report from England notes a deadly Usworth coal mine explosion at Sunderland. Thirty six workers died as fire damp triggered a collapse trapping others.
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Renner
Messrs
Europe
Biela
Faye
Halley
England
Ept
Gettysburg
Walinster
B.C
Loxpon
Sunderland
Saul
Aull
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