McKinley Inaugurated for Second Term in Washington
President McKinley takes the oath to begin his second term with Chief Justice Fuller administering the oath. Roosevelt becomes vice president as a grand parade marks the ceremonies amid national praise and reflective remarks on foreign policy and Cuba.
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Monroe
Senate Committee
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Troup
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Pennsylvania Avenue
End to Bloodshed in Philippine Islands Proclaimed
A war weary statement asserts most inhabitants favor American sovereignty and seek order under civil institutions. It promises protection for loyal islanders, condemns rebels, and calls for peace without further bloodshed under a government of liberty and law.
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Philippine Islands
United States
On Traines the Oath In Senate Chamber Delivery
Roosevelt cites free government in a toast to representative bodies and their place in world power. Silver Creek New York reports 21 fishermen saved from Lake Erie ice. four feared lost after a Sunday afternoon drift four miles from shore as wind and breaking ice hindered rescue efforts. An emergency train and rescue party aided salvation with 17 saved from the ice and four last seen trying to reach safety.
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Silver Creek
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Lake Erie
Dunkirk
Printing Press and Pulpit Unite for Gospel Reach
Dr. Talmage urges a treaty between churches and newspapers to spread religious truth. He praises secular press openness to religious content while urging ministers to engage reporters, editors, and printers as allies in evangelism and moral reform.
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Nathan
Felix
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We Stand Supreme as a Continent and a Nation
The speech asserts national resolve in extending liberty and self government, defends expansionist aims in the Philippines and Cuba, and calls the Senate to guide the United States through the dawning twentieth century with sober resolve. It emphasizes duty, civil rights under a new era, and the presidency over a powerful legislative body.
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Senate Advances Philippines Amendment in Army Bill
The Fifty-Sixth Congress reports key actions in the Senate and House. Amendments restricting land rates and concessions in the Philippines gain approval, while Spooner and Hour proposals shape Philippine governance and franchise policy. House passes war revenue reductions and posts conference reports on diplomatic, agricultural, and naval appropriation bills as major business concludes.
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Cooper
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Congress
Admiral Dewey Improves After Grip Illness
Lieut Crawford, secretary to Admiral Dewey, said on Thursday the admiral was steadily improving from a grip attack and hoped to attend the inaugural ceremonies next Monday.
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Senators Seek Salary Hike to 7500 A Year
Washington March A Senate report notes an amendment to the sundry civil bill proposing salary increases for senators and members of congress to 7500 dollars annually. The notice indicates the measure will be offered on the Thursday session.
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