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The Inaugural Program : Arrangement, Order and Details of the Ceremonies attending the Inauguration of Grover Cleveland, as the 22d President of the United States. At Washington, D.C., March 4, 1885. Together with A Sketch of the Life of the New President, his Nomination, Election, etc. and of all past Inaugurations from Washington to Garfield. Containing also brief Information for the Guidance of Strangers visiting Washington
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Grover Cleveland message to the Senate, Washington, D.C. :
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Handwritten draft of published message to the U.S. Senate regarding "An Act to restore a pension to Harriet M. Knowlton" (Senate Bill No. 719), which Cleveland does not approve. Item is attached to typescript letter signed from D.R. Francis, Department of the Interior, to Grover Cleveland, 1897 February 24; an undated typescript copy of the bill; and published copies of the House and Senate reports on the bill. Also included is a cartoon of Cleveland with handwritten notes on the reverse. Published version of Cleveland's message is dated March 1, 1897. Harriet M. Knowlton was the widow of a Civil War soldier who had remarried and then divorced, and was seeking to restore her previous pension.
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Grover Cleveland, Washington, D.C., letter to John Parkinson
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Appointment of John B. Coyle as Second Assistant Engineer in the Revenue Service of the United States. Signed by President Grover Cleveland and by Acting Secretary of the Treasury Hugh S. Thompson. Printed form, filled in.
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Grover Cleveland, Executive Mansion, Washington, D.C., letter to W.D. Abbott :
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Thanking him for the book and good wishes.
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