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Domestic News
February 28, 1878
Daily Globe
Saint Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota
What is this article about?
Bayard Taylor, newly appointed U.S. minister to Germany, received a warm welcome in Kennett Square, PA, on Feb. 27, including a speech, banquet, and gathering in Boxaugh Hall attended by locals.
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Honors to Bayard Taylor.
KENNETT SQUARE, PA., Feb. 27. - Bayard Taylor, the newly appointed minister to Germany, arrived here this evening with his wife and daughter, on a visit to his parents. At the station he was met by a committee, who invited him to a welcome in Boxaugh Hall, which was filled to overflowing with people of the surrounding country. The hall was hung with flags and wreaths, and a bust of Taylor was placed on the platform. After a most hearty speech of welcome and congratulations, to which Taylor responded, there was a banquet.
KENNETT SQUARE, PA., Feb. 27. - Bayard Taylor, the newly appointed minister to Germany, arrived here this evening with his wife and daughter, on a visit to his parents. At the station he was met by a committee, who invited him to a welcome in Boxaugh Hall, which was filled to overflowing with people of the surrounding country. The hall was hung with flags and wreaths, and a bust of Taylor was placed on the platform. After a most hearty speech of welcome and congratulations, to which Taylor responded, there was a banquet.
What sub-type of article is it?
Celebration
Appointment
Social Event
What keywords are associated?
Bayard Taylor
Kennett Square
Minister Germany
Welcome
Banquet
Speech
What entities or persons were involved?
Bayard Taylor
Where did it happen?
Kennett Square, Pa.
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Kennett Square, Pa.
Event Date
Feb. 27.
Key Persons
Bayard Taylor
Outcome
taylor responded to a speech of welcome and congratulations, followed by a banquet.
Event Details
Bayard Taylor arrived with his wife and daughter to visit his parents and was met by a committee at the station. He was invited to a welcome in Boxaugh Hall, filled with locals, decorated with flags, wreaths, and his bust. A hearty speech was given, to which he responded, and then a banquet occurred.