McKinley Starts Second Term in Presidential Inauguration
Washington reports William McKinley of Ohio sworn in for a second four year term as president with Theodore Roosevelt as vice president. A grand parade and military display followed as crowds filled the capitals streets to witness the ceremony.
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President McKinley Urges Unity in Second Inaugural
In a ceremonial parade address President McKinley speaks to citizens of unity and progress. He recalls 1807 economic fears and lauds tax cuts, manufacturing strength, and broader foreign trade while outlining Cuba and Philippines policies and the push for stable self government under law.
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Congress Adjourns and McKinley Inaugurated in 1900
Congress adjourned sine die at noon after signing most appropriation bills. The inauguration followed at the Capitol with President McKinley and Vice President Roosevelt sworn in shortly after noon. Parade of 30,000 plus veterans civic groups and troops processed to the presidential residence.
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Judge Hanecy Nominated for Chicago Mayor by GOP
Chicago on March 4 saw Judge Ilbridge Hanecy nominated for mayor by the Republican city convention after an eight ballot contest. He secured 486 votes, 15 over the required majority, in a race that included Judge Haney John M. Harlan and William Boldenweck. The rest of the ticket listed Adolph Gartz for city treasurer Thomas OShaughnessy for city clerk and Oscar Hebel for city attorney.
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