Monument to Praneis Unveiled at Mt Olivet Cemetery Festivities
Frederick celebrated the unveiling of the Monument to Praneis at Mt Olivet Cemetery. A large crowd gathered as the long awaited memorial, a granite and bronze statue atop a grand pedestal, was revealed amid patriotic displays and a parade by Fourth Regiment and American Guards. The day featured bands, marchers in Continental uniforms, and visiting units, with weather clearing for the ceremonies.
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Praneis
O. Mar Outin
Mt. Olivet
Key
Rederick
Citizens Aid
Baltimore
Sixth
United States Artillery Twnd
Marshall Gallsborough
Cher
Angir
Patrick Street
Oon
Sapunin
Mathias Kiefer
Jil
Bern
Market Street
Nicock Market Street
Fourth Regiment
United Dii Association
American Guards
G. A. 1. Posta
Th O. U. A.M
Choe
Ren Rom
Mace
Anitiine
Wiideli
America Republic
Wirwinks Planter
Franklin
Bonnelyauta
Arnall
Valley Porge
London
Paris
Lincoln
Grint
Republic
Path Jones
Jerry
Joe Preble
Stud Wall
Albert Sidney Dulinston
Therm
Providence
Citer
Che
Gol
Oman
Washington
Mont Wompatt
Scott Koy
Parade Honors Key Monument in Baltimore
The parade formed on North Market Street with mounted police and the Sixth United States Artillery leading toward Fort McHenry. Bands, veterans, and civic groups followed as the procession and crowd gathered for the monument unveiling and program featuring orations by Col. Henry Watterson, with choir performances and a stirring benediction.
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North Market Street
United States Artillery
Fort McHenry
Carl Mindt
Marshal Goldaborough
Ianerous
Walter Saunders
Tcurn
Baltimore
G. A.R
Deshane
Wilson
Pista
Fourth Regiment
J. Lo. Mamoy
Wink & Made
Maryland
Myville Connell, Jr
A. M
Yellow Springs
Patriotic Order
Sons of Anorpion
Proderickete and
Comunty Council
O. Wam
Everest J. Marding
Thirdivision
Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association
Balthmorn
Tidlependent Fire Company
Talopor Mt
Hosy
Carriango
Onpine
Syria
Bani
Unite Drill Association
Cantsin Stokes
Wari
United Pin Cone Jeany
Key Monument Association
Charchy
Charely
Carter
Patrick
Booth O
Syern
Muste
Sixth Artillery Tnitet
Carl Minit
Interstion
Arenriation
Nev
Qaborne Ingin
Vleria Ie Records
David J. Beale
Dudley Bick
Haker John Bor
Watteet Ae
Henry Watterson
America
Sixth Artillery Bani
Volger McKinavy
Address of Henry Watterson Printer and Editor
The speech by the editor of the Lanaville Courier Journal honors Henry Watterson for his work on the Star Spangled Banner and his role in postbellum politics. It lauds the four year rise in his influence and marks the grave sites of Francia Beat Key and Mary Taylor Key.
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Henry Watterson
Laniavilly Courier Journal
Francia Beatt Key
Mary Taylor Key
Patriot Poet and the Battle Hymn of Liberty Narrative
The passage reflects on the origins and significance of The Star Spangled Banner as a patriotic hymn born from wartime struggle. It recounts Washington's leadership, Franklin, and the founding spirit, noting the hymn’s creation amid siege, cannon, and national resolve. It mentions Key’s role and the bombardment of Fort McHenry leading to the banner’s enduring legacy.
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Pieter
Vadn
Ike
Marcell
Shot
Abel
Thor
Washington
Potomac
Willian Tenis
Maryland
Franco Scott Kay
Prixon
Key
Gochraie
Bladensburg
Dr. Heanes
Ian
Baltimore
Amotionna
Keg
Fort McHenry
Ilasthena
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Rey Monument
Alesoaster Doyle
Senigtor
Rs. Donald
Fel
Ana
Iclia
Mira Talia MeKenry
Francia Beott
Maryland National Cunard
Sicth Artillery
Wun “Yu
Stetlo Misa
Julia McHenry Howard Abd
Atateo
Medita
Laren Minerange
Mina Lola McKinsey
Sauter
Raf
Lewrmet
Rey
Ak We
Eee
Ray Sio
Ean
Trasecp
Crotiko
Othe PO
Ution
Tony
MR. Watterson
Diettingitshedt Eiditor
Mee
Sehatniyte
Nhl
Yhia
Beatie Ee Tac
Francis Scott Rey
Let Atte
Miss Sadtie Thong
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