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Daily Evening Bulletin
Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky
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President Grant held receptions at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York on June 2 after a parade, attended by 300 including Grand Army members; lunched with officials; met various callers; appeared in good health and avoided politics.
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New York, June 2.-After the parade Friday the President held a reception in the parlor of the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Three hundred persons were present. A large number were grand army men. The President appeared to be in splendid health. His eye was bright and his skin clear. After the reception he had luncheon in his rooms. Marshal McMichael, Stephen B. French and Surrogate Rollins were his guests. They were at the table over two hours. Then the doors were opened for another reception. All who waited long enough saw the President. Among the callers were General Butler, Captain Mack, of the Ancient Artillery of Boston, Thomas C. Acton, Horace Russell, Al. Daggett, Chas. L. Tiffany, John R. Lydecken, Surveyor Benedict, Jacob Hess, Actor Wm. J. Florence, Captain Williams and Miss G. Lewis, an old acquaintance. The President refused to discuss politics.
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New York
Event Date
June 2
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the president appeared to be in splendid health. all who waited long enough saw the president. the president refused to discuss politics.
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After the parade Friday the President held a reception in the parlor of the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Three hundred persons were present. A large number were grand army men. After the reception he had luncheon in his rooms with Marshal McMichael, Stephen B. French and Surrogate Rollins. They were at the table over two hours. Then the doors were opened for another reception. Among the callers were General Butler, Captain Mack, of the Ancient Artillery of Boston, Thomas C. Acton, Horace Russell, Al. Daggett, Chas. L. Tiffany, John R. Lydecken, Surveyor Benedict, Jacob Hess, Actor Wm. J. Florence, Captain Williams and Miss G. Lewis, an old acquaintance.