Honest Men in Power Jefferson’s Party Returns to Rule
Honest men are once more in power as Grover Cleveland is inaugurated President with Thomas A. Hendricks as Vice President for four years. Cabinet nominees from Bayard to Lastan are listed for Senate confirmation. the chamber adjourned after an executive session without confirming them.
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Waserveros
Grover Cleveland
Thomas A. Hendricks
United States
Jefferson
Senate
Mr. Hendricks
Thomas F. Bayagp
Delaware
Daxte, Maxyexe
New York
Treasury
Wiliam C. Expicers
Massachusetts
Wraumast OC. Warrvey
Navy
Walluiam F. Villas
Wisconsin
Inauguration Triumph as Cleveland Arrives in Washington
Washington swelled with crowds as 100000+ spectators witnessed William McKinley arrive. The arrival followed a ceremonial procession from Baltimore and Potomac station to the Arlington and White House, with the parade marching along Pennsylvanian avenue and detachment of troops, police, and militia keeping order. President Arthur and Vice President Hendricks were present, and the oath for the new vice president was administered by Senate President pro tem Edmunds. The scene closed with the Senate convening in extra session and the new senators sworn in.
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MR. Cleveland
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore and Potomac
Arlington Hotel
General Inauguration Committee
Arthur
White House
Sherman
Ransom
Hawley
Senate Committee of Arrangements
Willard’s
Hendricks
Arlington
Senator Hawley
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
United States
United States Marine Corps
Treasury Department
Slocum
United States Cavalry
Nations Democratic Committee
Washington Light Infantry
Grand Army of the Republic
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court
Inauguration Address of President Cleveland
President Cleveland delivers his inaugural address at the Capitol, taking the oath and promising to serve the people. He speaks with a clear voice, notes the responsibilities of governance, and affirms democracy despite party strife, pledging to safeguard the nation’s welfare.
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Gleveland
Capitol
Arthur
Wait
Senate
Cleveland
Prince Albert
Cleveland's Inaugural Address and Oath of Office
The address urges unity beyond partisan strife and adherence to the Constitution, calling for cautious public governance, frugal administration, and protection of civil rights. It emphasizes merit in public service, reform, and economic prudence while honoring the national heritage and invoking divine guidance for the nation. The oath ceremony follows, with Cleveland kissing the Bible and greeting by Chief Justice, followed by a procession to the White House.
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United States
Monroe
Washington
Jefferson
Cleveland
Tau
McKinney
5 Supreme Court
Committee of
Long
Arthur
Sheridan
Hancock
Capitol
White House
Sixteentrent at the Front Reinforce Tenth Regiment
About forty members of Company T of Wit ren boarded the ten o clock train for Washington last Monday morning joining other companies of the tenth regiment. They met first detachments of Col. Wiley's regiment at Corry and traveled via Sheffield to Renova then Harrisburg and Baltimore before reaching Washington. Erie companies were to join the Sixteenth regiment, causing restiveness among the men.
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Witren
Washington
Tenth Regiment
Col. Wiley
Baker
Corry
Richards
Franklin
Cowell
OU City
Parmice
Warren
Horton
Ridgway
Fox
Bradford
W. Franklin
Sheffield
Renova
Harrisburg
Northern Central
Baltimore
Weashington
Kreps
Pittsburg
Erie
Oil activity centers Thorn Creek in February report
The February oil report shows Thorn Creek remains the hub of activity with 61 new wells completed and 110 of 217 new wells in the lower region. About 350 barrels came from 17 wells near the old Phillips gusher and three wells in Cole Creek began near 250 barrels each. Alleshany and Bradford together added 20 wells, three dry. Continuous operations occur in Cole Creek Branford Clarendon Tiona and the middle field.
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Thorn Creel
Phillips
Thorn Creek
Iicinity
Cole Creek
Bradford
Alleshany
Masi
Branford
Clarendon
Tiona
Court cases tally for March term with varied verdicts
TheMarch term docket lists Commonwealth v Wight adultery and other indictments. Notable outcomes include Guilty for bastardy and larceny, not guilty or no true bill decisions for burglary carrying concealed weaponry and other charges, with several continuances and costs to be paid.
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Commonwealth
GO. Wight
Fred Grown
Braturdy
Ccom
John Almendinger
True di
Frank Horrigan
Sue Tent
Bill
Pickey Reynolds
W. W. Wood
We Robertson
D. P. Murbte
Westley Morrison
Shortie
Glade
Andy
Wim. Spencer
Wm. Cowden
A. Woodward
Obituaries for Sallie Clemons and Tam Mond
Mrs Sallie Clemons widow of Dr William Clemons dies at 76 in her daughter's home with family by her side. Christian, kind, and loved by many leaves a gentle memory. Also Mrs Tam Mond, 29, wife of Warren Baptist pastor, dies of peritonitis at home after short illness leaving three young children. Funeral services held Tuesday at 10 am conducted by several ministers. burial in LaGrange Ohio.
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MNS
Halle Conmons
Sallie Clemons
William Clemons
Mirv
Christian Lids
Curis
Sue
B.D. Lammond
Stra
Tammond
The
Baptist Church
Third
Steels
Ifpimme
Hvedin Warren
Allen
Me. Boyer
Painter
Borly
LaGrange Ohio
In and About Town in Jamestown and Warren Circles
Local notes report Albert Ritzenthaler and John Galivane to skate for a purwel prize at Jamestown next Tuesday. Randolph Bicycle Club showed merit with a rink outing last evening. Oysters and sociable hosted by Good Templars Lodge were a financial and social success. Resolutions of condolence on John McCollum of Russelburg were adopted by Russellburg Union No. 186. Thomas B. Kern, ex-MoUge Jordan kin, died at his Bradford home. Famestown Poly Club to play Wren glob on March 17 in town. Wirren club to meet Dunkirk club next Wednesday. Laban Lodge, Warren, mourns Brother Thomas Chiton. resolutions by J. Danforth, A. A. Davis, A. Merrill.
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Albert, Ritzenthaler
John Galivane
Uwo Mile Rice
Jamestown
Randolph Bicycle Club
Efyt
Rugin
John McCollum
Russelbairg
Russelburg Union
Thomas B. Kern
Mougce Jordan
Bradford
Gil Region
Ann
Famestown Poly Club
Wirren Club
Dunkirk Club
Laban Lodge
Warren
Thomas Chi ~Ton
J. Danforth
A. A. Davis
A. Merril
Inauguration Trip Attended by Washington Attorneys
A list of individuals including Neill, Fietcher, Gook and Orr in town for events. notes on A C McAlping and others attending President Cleveland's inauguration. local brief on illness, resignation, and travel details.
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Fietcher
Sugar Grove
T. B. Gook
Virgil W
Tfnckney
George P. Orr
A. J. Davis
George Davia
A.C. McAlping
Fred Marck
Ed Vosbury
BR Strelitz
Preeman
Neill Joth
Washington
Postmaster Alden Announces Saturday Evenings Open
Open until high clock. Postmaster Alden says shops will stay open on Saturday evenings. It is spring a renewal of nature and life. Improve health with Ayer s Sarsaparilla to cleanse and renew the body.
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Alden
Ayer
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