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Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
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The inaugural Schutzenfest in Washington ended successfully on September 22 after four days, attracting thousands without incident. Prizes awarded: live deer to Mr. Longheim (Philadelphia), silver ladle to Mr. Klein (New York).
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WASHINGTON, September 22.—The Schutzenfest, which was in progress for the last four days, has ended. It was the first ever held in this city, and has proved an eminent success in every way. Although thousands of Germans and Americans were constantly in attendance, sharing in the varied festivities, there was no proceeding whatever of an unpleasant character, nor were the police at any time required to interfere for the preservation of order. The first prize, a live deer, was awarded to Mr. Longheim, of Philadelphia; the second, a massive silver ladle, to Mr. Klein, of New York, for superiority of shooting without a rest. The former received the first prize medal, and the latter the second prize medal for frequent hitting of the bull's eye.
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September 22
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The first Schutzenfest in Washington concluded successfully after four days, with no incidents requiring police. Thousands attended. First prize (live deer) to Mr. Longheim of Philadelphia, second (silver ladle) to Mr. Klein of New York for shooting without rest; medals awarded for bull's eye hits.