When was it published?

October 26, 1825 in The Massachusetts Spy, And Worcester County Advertiser

Domestic News October 26, 1825

The Massachusetts Spy, And Worcester County Advertiser

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

President Adams, Governor Fenner

Q: What keywords are associated?

President Adams, Providence Visit, New York Arrival, Governor Fenner, Fulton Steamer

Worcester, Worcester County, Massachusetts

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What is this article about?

President John Adams arrived in Providence on Monday, 17th inst., met Governor Fenner, received citizens at Franklin House, with salutes fired. He departed on the Fulton for New York, arriving Thursday afternoon, and planned further official receptions and journey to the seat of government.

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On Monday the 17th inst. the President arrived at Providence; on Tuesday, he called on Governor Fenner, and at the Franklin House received the visits of his fellow-citizens. At 12 o'clock a national salute was fired, and another at 3, when the President embarked on board the Fulton for New-York, where he arrived on Thursday afternoon. The Common Council were to assemble at 11 o'clock on Friday, to wait upon and accompany Mr. Adams to the Governor's room, in the City Hall, where he was to receive the visits of his fellow-citizens, from 12 to 3 o'clock. The President was to pursue his journey to the seat of government on Saturday morning.

What sub-type of article is it?

Arrival Departure Politics

What keywords are associated?

President Adams Providence Visit New York Arrival Governor Fenner Fulton Steamer

What entities or persons were involved?

President Adams Governor Fenner

Where did it happen?

Providence

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Providence

Event Date

Monday The 17th Inst. To Saturday

Key Persons

President Adams Governor Fenner

Event Details

The President arrived at Providence on Monday the 17th inst., called on Governor Fenner on Tuesday, received visits at Franklin House, with national salutes at 12 and 3 o'clock. He embarked on the Fulton for New-York, arriving Thursday afternoon. The Common Council was to accompany him to City Hall on Friday for receptions from 12 to 3, and he was to depart for the seat of government on Saturday morning.