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June 21, 1896
The Guthrie Daily Leader
Guthrie, Logan County, Oklahoma
What is this article about?
A spontaneous bipartisan meeting in an unidentified location plans a grand reception for Senator Teller upon his return from Republican lecturing, expected to be the most magnificent ever, with special railroad rates from across the state next Thursday night.
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RECEPTION FOR TELLER
Never was there such a spontaneous
Even Col. Dunn, IA large throng assembled the meeting was held. In the Chamber of Commerce was attended by a host of all classes, without regard to party. Turned for a parallel to Senator Teller upon his return from lecturing as Republican candidate and passed their resolution to take full. The liberal men planned a reception and it will be the most magnificent reception ever given a public man. Special rates have been given by the railroads and from all parts of the state it is expected that it will take place next Thursday night.
Never was there such a spontaneous
Even Col. Dunn, IA large throng assembled the meeting was held. In the Chamber of Commerce was attended by a host of all classes, without regard to party. Turned for a parallel to Senator Teller upon his return from lecturing as Republican candidate and passed their resolution to take full. The liberal men planned a reception and it will be the most magnificent reception ever given a public man. Special rates have been given by the railroads and from all parts of the state it is expected that it will take place next Thursday night.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Senator Teller
Reception
Bipartisan Meeting
Railroad Rates
Political Event
What entities or persons were involved?
Senator Teller
Story Details
Key Persons
Senator Teller
Event Date
Next Thursday Night
Story Details
Spontaneous meeting attended by all classes without regard to party plans magnificent reception for Senator Teller upon his return from lecturing as Republican candidate, with special railroad rates from all parts of the state.