Inauguration Day Opens McKinley Era in Washington
William McKinley is sworn in as president for a four year term, with Grover Cleveland leaving office and Garrett Hobart becoming vice president. A grand parade through Washington, decorated streets, and a state ball mark the ceremonial transfer amid vast crowds and formal courtesies.
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