Washingtons farewell address read in Senate ceremony
The senate listened to Senator Frye read Washingtons farewell address in a simple ceremony with the president pro tempore reporting gratitude for the reading. The gallery and diplomats filled the chamber as Washingtons legacy was acknowledged and the senate adjourned. Public buildings closed in Washington as the event drew attendees from the oldest inhabitants society and Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Washington
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Hoar
York Avenue
United States
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Reeve
Frye Fhankers
Ray
Dem
Del
Reenash
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pelae
Kansas
Ace
Virginia
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Joseph O. Breckinridge
Hawley
Fitzsimmons Rejects Corbett Challenge An AP Talk
An Associated Press interview with Fitzsimmons on the way from the bout Gres reveals his plan to fight Maher or Choyinski before facing Corbett. He says he would submit to an earlier match, then refuses the belt unless Madison is involved.
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Maher
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el Paso
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Controm
Jim
Charlie H Mitchell
Choyinski
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Firesimmons Maher Fight Betting Report
In New York on February 22 very little betting occurred on the Firesimmons Maher bout. Billy Edwards roamed the Fifth Avenue hotel with a modest sum, while Mary Dana backed Fitasimmons with some stakes. Smith, arriving from El Paso, sought to reassure friends about the outcome.
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New Yor
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Billy Edwards
Fifth Avehus Hotel
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Fitasimmons
Smith
el Paso
Elpaso
Fire at St Paul Burns Five Thousand Dollar Property
Fire destroyed the old frame street car barns on Union Street in St Paul. The fire's origin remains a mystery and a substantial property loss is reported. The item also mentions boxing figures and local sports disappointment but lacks cohesive context.
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Uni
Bradley's Boom Set for March 4 Convention
A state convention in Frankfort will launch Bradley's presidential surge on March 4 if nine cog slips do not occur. Governor Bradley is an avowed candidate, and Hon. George Davis Birken, attorney general of the Confederate states, remains a prominent figure among Wiltricken's bar.
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George Davis Biriken
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N. C
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Wil
Tricken
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