One Hundredth Anniversary of the First Revolutionary Fight
Lexington Massachusetts April 19 1575 crowds filled the town for the centennial of the 1775 battle with 30 000 in the streets. President Grant and Emerson spoke. a grand dinner and ball followed amid cold wind and snow. Local news from Ohio and nationwide notes accompany the celebration coverage.
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Lexington
Mass
America
Boston
Concord
Fitchburg
Grant
House of
E. R. Hoar
Gaston
Council
Supreme Court
Senate
House of Representatives
Wilson
Main Street
Monument Street
Old Bridge
Ralph Waldo Emerson
James Russell Lowell
George van Curtis
Grindall Reynolds
General Hawley
Connecticut
George William Curtis
Blaine
Senator Boutwell
New England
Hoar
Jaine
Paul Revere
Revere
Ingersol
Peck
Vermont
Dingley
Maine
George Wm. Curtis
Rhode Island
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Miami Valley
Ironton
Fairport
Scioto County
Akron
The
Agricultural College At
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Grand Lodge of
State of
Findlay
Crawford County
Martha Deborth
Lancaster
Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal
Oberlin
Geo. W. Light
Putnam County
Romer Griffin
Lodi
Medina County
Charles L. Childs
Board of Fish Commissioners For
Baltimore
W.L. Burgoyne
St. Louis
Frank W. Wilson
Reibel
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Bancroft
Western Reserve
Washington
Department of the Interior
Delano
Taft
Aultman
Gen. Leggett
Zanesville
John Charles
Liberty Township
Fairfield County
S. P. Breedlove
Phillips House
Dayton
Breedlove
Charlie Johnson
American House
Delaware
Recorder’s Office
Franklin County
Jacob Goodman
Belpre
W. L. Lawton, Esq
Marietta Gas Works
A. B. Battelle
Marietta
Pittsburg
the Literary Society of
South East Barlow
J. H. Berry
Williamston
Howell
Beverly
James Borman
Duncan’s Falls
John Brown
Theis
F. J. Cutter
James E. Way
Blennerhessett Mill Company
R. J. Smith
Cambridge Normal School
Alonzo Hall
West Va
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Meigs
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Racine
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Portland
Pomeroy Telegraph Printing Company
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Letart
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A. F. Sims
Pomeroy
William Hooper
Rutland
Front Street
Gallipolis
Lebanon Township
Lemuel Powell
Odd Fellows
United States
Middleport
Morgan
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McConnelsville
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Tom Craves
Athens
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W. M. Sherman
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A. D. Lawrence
J. D. Thomas & Co
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Homer Township
Martin Moody
Cyrus Faires
Jacob Smith
Jas. Norris
John A. Sweplston
McArthur
David Sowers
Matthew Slosser
McArthur Station
Vinton County National Bank
O. Dowd & Sons
Huston
Orin Buckingham
Athens Hospital
Columbus and
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Karne’s Grove
Lively
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Murray
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Hocking
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Republican
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Terry
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Sentinel
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Hocking County Agricultural Society
S. B. England
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J. Bebout
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Henry Hansei
Horace Westenhaver
G. W. Lehman
Perry
Mr. Tussing
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John Law
New Lexington Tribune
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Thomas Wilson
Reading Township
New Lexington
James Sheeran
Webster’s Hall
Thomas Johnson
Monroe
Woodsfield
Joseph Moore
Perry Township
Bealsville
John B. Noll
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Malaga
Ross
Ross County
John Roby
Bainbridge
Circleville
Samuel Nichols
Mooresville
Ciov
Allen
Fruit Hill
Chillicothe
Ladies of Chillicothe
Gallia
Cheshire
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Mullinex
W. A. Jenkins
Gallia County Agricultural Society
Blessing Farm
Blessing Bridge
Cgiallia County
Jacob Fierbaugh
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