Lee Statue in Capitol Hall of Fame at Last
The article reports Congress will accept statues of George Washington and Robert E. Lee from Virginia after decades of delay. The focus is on Virginia's gift to the Confederacy and congressional debates over wording and recognition.
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Capitol Hall of Fame
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
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Robert E. Lee
Virginia
Old Dominion
Miss Moses Captivates Richmond Harp Lovers Club
Miss Hazel Jones Moses, Richmond harpist, performs before the Winchester Music Lovers Club at the George W Hotel. The varied program showcased her mastery with pieces by Lully Bach Gluck Saint Saens Hasselmans and Rubinstein. Encores followed as the audience praised the captivating strings and rich harmony.
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George W Hotel
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Bach
Perillon
Music Lovers’ Club
Gluck
Chopin
Saint Saens
Hasselmans
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