Prince Henry of Prussia Attends Lynn Banquet at Somerset
The event featured Prince Henry of Prussia addressing a Lynn banquet where Mayor Shepherd and Governor Long received him with warmth. Secretary of the Navy John D. Long delivered a witty, eloquent speech that drew broad applause.
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Mayor Collins Address on Prince's Visit and Unity
Mayor Collins speaks on Prince's Boston visit promising mutual understanding among peoples. He emphasizes welcome, shared trade, peaceful cooperation, and a cosmopolitan American identity uniting diverse races under one republic.
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We Are One Nation in a Global Republic of Citizens
The passage echoes British and American ties, highlighting kinship across nations. It argues that immigrants and their descendants form a composite American identity, strengthening citizenship and unity in a global republic.
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Governor Crane's Greeting For Prince's Visit in Commonwealth
Governor Crane expresses gratification at the Prince's visit and notes the friendly relations between the nations. He addresses the Prince as mayor and royal highness, highlighting the positive reception by the people of the Commonwealth.
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Welcome to Massachusetts Old Commonwealth Greeting
A cordial welcome is extended with hopes your stay will be agreeable and interesting. The speaker wishes that upon returning home you will carry pleasant memories of visiting the old Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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Secretary Long Praises Prince Henry’s Welcoming Visit
Secretary Long lauds Prince Henry visiting the United States for the first time, praising his democratic manner and wisdom. He envisions strong ties among nations, cites German and other allied cultures, and emphasizes peace, mutual respect, and global uplift through collaboration and friendly rivalry.
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Collector Lyman Addresses German Influence on U S Commerce
Collector Lyman lauds German influence in building U S commerce and cites Frederick the Great as the godfather of American foreign trade. He frames a historic diplomatic lineage from Prussia to today’s commercial ties and praises the harbor welcome and baggage laws as symbols of hospitality.
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Massachusetts President Eliot lauds fruit of democracy
President Eliot praises Massachusetts as the fruit of democracy during a visit by dignitaries. He contrasts the state's humble landscape with its social, industrial, and governmental achievements, noting 280 years of freedom without class legislation or a standing army. The speech hints at democratic human nature across regimes.
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