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Arkansas (Arkansas, United States) (search for this): article 23
Inauguration of the Governor of Arkansas --On the 15th inst, Gov. Henry M. Rector was inaugurated into the Executive chair of Arkansas. He was escorted to the Capitol by the military, the firemen, citizens, &c, marshalled by General Merrick. There was a large concourse in attendance — the gallery was jammed with ladies; so was a portion of the hall. Rev. Dr. Wheat offered an impressive prayer, after which the oath of office was administered by Judge Compton. Inauguration of the Governor of Arkansas --On the 15th inst, Gov. Henry M. Rector was inaugurated into the Executive chair of Arkansas. He was escorted to the Capitol by the military, the firemen, citizens, &c, marshalled by General Merrick. There was a large concourse in attendance — the gallery was jammed with ladies; so was a portion of the hall. Rev. Dr. Wheat offered an impressive prayer, after which the oath of office was administered by Judge Compto
Wheat (search for this): article 23
Inauguration of the Governor of Arkansas --On the 15th inst, Gov. Henry M. Rector was inaugurated into the Executive chair of Arkansas. He was escorted to the Capitol by the military, the firemen, citizens, &c, marshalled by General Merrick. There was a large concourse in attendance — the gallery was jammed with ladies; so was a portion of the hall. Rev. Dr. Wheat offered an impressive prayer, after which the oath of office was administered by Judge Compton.
Compton (search for this): article 23
Inauguration of the Governor of Arkansas --On the 15th inst, Gov. Henry M. Rector was inaugurated into the Executive chair of Arkansas. He was escorted to the Capitol by the military, the firemen, citizens, &c, marshalled by General Merrick. There was a large concourse in attendance — the gallery was jammed with ladies; so was a portion of the hall. Rev. Dr. Wheat offered an impressive prayer, after which the oath of office was administered by Judge Compton.
Henry M. Rector (search for this): article 23
Inauguration of the Governor of Arkansas --On the 15th inst, Gov. Henry M. Rector was inaugurated into the Executive chair of Arkansas. He was escorted to the Capitol by the military, the firemen, citizens, &c, marshalled by General Merrick. There was a large concourse in attendance — the gallery was jammed with ladies; so was a portion of the hall. Rev. Dr. Wheat offered an impressive prayer, after which the oath of office was administered by Judge Compton.
Merrick (search for this): article 23
Inauguration of the Governor of Arkansas --On the 15th inst, Gov. Henry M. Rector was inaugurated into the Executive chair of Arkansas. He was escorted to the Capitol by the military, the firemen, citizens, &c, marshalled by General Merrick. There was a large concourse in attendance — the gallery was jammed with ladies; so was a portion of the hall. Rev. Dr. Wheat offered an impressive prayer, after which the oath of office was administered by Judge Compton.
15th (search for this): article 23
Inauguration of the Governor of Arkansas --On the 15th inst, Gov. Henry M. Rector was inaugurated into the Executive chair of Arkansas. He was escorted to the Capitol by the military, the firemen, citizens, &c, marshalled by General Merrick. There was a large concourse in attendance — the gallery was jammed with ladies; so was a portion of the hall. Rev. Dr. Wheat offered an impressive prayer, after which the oath of office was administered by Judge Compton.