Cleveland Inaugurates Second Term Amid Snowy Festivities
Grover Cleveland is sworn in for a second term as president amid a national outpouring of enthusiasm despite a snowstorm. The day features a ceremonial procession from the White House to the Capitol, an inaugural address urging currency reform and civil service tightening, and a grand inaugural ball. Stevenson takes the oath as vice president, and cabinet nominations are confirmed.
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Congress settles on tariff and silver debates in late session
The Fifty second Congress ends with focus on silver coinage, anti option measures, and retrenchment. Behring Sea treaty, extraditions, and Indian affairs also move, while pensions and harbor appropriations offset cuts. Governor Richards names Lee Mantle as U S Senator for Montana. Abigail Dodge Blaine biography in planning. Judge Walter Gresham resigns from Seventh Circuit.
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Georgia Cyclone Ravages Towns Across Georgia
Reports from Atlanta indicate a violent cyclone struck Western Georgia near West Point, causing severe destruction in Greenville Meriwether County. Entire blocks were leveled, churches ruined, and many homes demolished. hundreds were left homeless as crews tally the casualties and appeal for aid. Additional damage reported from Hamilton, Pike, Meridia, and surrounding areas with multiple deaths and injuries.
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Quincy named assistant secretary of state by Gresham
Massachusetts figure Josiah Quincy is appointed by Secretary Gresham as assistant secretary of state. Quincy, a lawyer and Hayward graduate, chaired the campaign literature committee in the national committees and joins the administration with notable political ties. The report also notes Nez Perce reservation talks and a separate Oklahoma anti gambling bill signed by Governor Seay, set to take effect in ten days.
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Market notes from St Paul cattle hogs and grain brief
The report shows mixed livestock prices with hogs trending down and cattle steady to firm at St Paul Union Stock Yards. Receipts include cattle and hogs, with calf and sheep volumes noted. Grain prices and futures from Minneapolis and Chicago are listed with March and May openings and key price levels.
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Political turmoil and global incidents across the week
A survey of events includes a Sherman amendment dispute, a vice presidential reception, a missing U S Treasury official in Roswell New Mexico, a deadly Russian factory explosion, and various political and financial Developments. Other items report deaths and hospitalities, strikes, bank appointments, and legislative intrigue across March events.
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