Grover Cleveland Reaches Second Term Inauguration
Grover Cleveland of New York, thrice nominated and twice elected, is inaugurated for his second term with vast crowds and national ceremonies. Kr Stevenson also sworn in as Vice President as the nation marks growth and unity amid a grand inaugural pageant in Washington.
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About Harrison and Cleveland Inauguration Procession
A Washington march to the Capitol during the 1889 inauguration shows the president and president elect in a landau followed by Stevenson and an inauguration committee as crowds cheer along Pennsylvania Avenue. The oath is administered in the Senate, with diplomats and justices present, before Cleveland delivers the address and takes the oath.
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Capitol
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United States
Zachary Taylor
Seeeele
Jefferson
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Inaugural Addresses Through U S History
A historical review of presidential inaugurations notes where ceremonies occurred and how long the addresses were. It catalogs presidents from Washington to Benjamin Harrison with word counts and remarks on weather and procession traditions.
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William Henry Harrison
Polk
Lincoln
Grant
Hayes
Benjamin Harrison
Ranching aspiration in central Wyoming colony tale
Text describes Lehrmen's attempt to colonize central Wyoming by securing land for a ranch years ago and failing in the range business. An agent, after an inspection, notes that farmers on the opposite side would succeed. Sartoris planned large scale farming, purchased water rights, and built an irrigation plant.
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Lehrmen
Wyoming
Sartoris
Prospects of a Strike at Toledo North Michigan Line
General Manager Ashley of the Toledo Ann Arbor and North Michigan road said the company would grant a strike if their demands are not conceded.
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Totopo
Mahager Ashley
Toledo, Ann Arbor and
North Michigan Road
Along the Line Washington March Scene
The report recalls a vast, unprecedented convergence along Washington’s avenues as public and private stands gather for the capital event. It notes the great turnout on main avenues and the immense crowds along major rail lines like the Baltimore and Ohio and the Pennsylvania.
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Tafion
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
President Cleveland May Not Live in White House
The article reports President Cleveland may not reside in the White House, instead using it for office purposes. He has viewed several houses and is likely to lease the Admiral Porter house on H Street, valued for its size and antique furnishings though noted for age and pests.
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White House
Wasumetox
Cleveland
Mostkely
Admiral Porter
H Street
Policy to retire paper money and coin silver
New York March 4 report says President-elect Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle approve a policy to retire all paper money and coin silver to replace it with coin certificates for deposits, plus an equivalent gold fund to cover bullion value differences.
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Cleveland
Treasury
Carlisle
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