The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
BAY STATES SONS
CELEBRATE HER DAY.
One Of the Most Elaborate Of the
Celebrations at the James
town ENpositio,l
OVATION 10 GOVERNOR GUILD
He and Governor Swanson EN-
& change Calls and Are the
Chief Speakers of Day.

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schusetts DAY nl inc eSposit'on ~ ~. Guy .
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,rbn address sof Governor curtis
C.ui1a Jr Of tho gay state, was the
feature OF the Gay. This eloquent
chief Executive made friends Of every
man. woman and Child within the
range Of his voice. and his references
to the historical connections between
the two States We're app'a1oe" Nltso'
ously
The carly hours OF the morning "erp
spent ny tne ot.iS'"' 's ,,;,.,.,nia or.
changing catls VIII ~ ,siti, his
ilcials' noNs' ~ nosit,o, ohout 10
parry, - ,,,t6 ~ tre Mnssa.
z y Gu ~ e." ,,.i.,,., .lov naid an of
e .I, 80 Eorernnr swanson of
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., 49,. ,atar Governor swanson
,.i,aa ,,,,nn M Governor OF Massp-
.s'ss,.s 10 was accompanied BY sew
a,si ,,,n,,,,org of his staff attired in
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=, ,,,,oei, t,,o visitors from Mas
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s'ate -" ,I"' . f.a, for thn Al.
quorum ~ NJ. ~, Ar,hur lord
day Were hela- ~ 80 ~ 49,, ,xarcises
OF bos.oh piesiupu ,na incident
ana pelote nv 49, ,'i,,za ,ho l,is
OF ,ile eA ,iS ,'o.'' ny - "a eta,a
toricai slsi,laesnee " 80
house "h'eh the Ais''s VS., ~ go,
mission had repiouurtu q.
Coraiha eis''''s
President tucker Meicol'su Wy
ltors on behall o. VIZ t''.iiS' 3
the exposition land IN uoinE So nc
said that bno&ne2Pie nau uoie ~ =
for the ADVANCEMENT of the great en-
eatts Mr. fuckers historical illusions
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Wei9 20. 80, "a ,h,tf,f virgtria could boast
sn." 49, re-, nr,ssanh,sotts
OF her fatileh iisi'' t,'s,9'.s
could BOAST Oh her James otls'
ginia her Thomas Jefferson, Massachu-
setts her Samuel Adams; Virginia her
Madison and Monroe. Massachusetts
49,, Iab, Adams ana Jnhn ouincy
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ADAMS, ana vi ma s'aNe " ny
country John Marshall, the great ou-
rist. then was John Quincy Adams, of
Massa chusetts who found him, and
n,aced hin, ,non tho Supre,nc Court
,an,h - M coyntrr
oel,oil " NY sou'l.'
Governor swanson, was was greeted near,
lily. He said That MASSACHUSETTS. and
Virginia belong to the aristocracy of
states They began together in pio-
wear d,ys ana bava grown together
$50, 80, - ,,,,ar;..,,,
~ oush .iie So 's AiV''9 -
histoS- lie sald the prosperity OF no'h
I history. He said the prosperity of both
States were too patriotic not to re-.
mr. C,a,,arnor ,bnr sbnwnd what tie
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countr! seneraily owed 10 Massacilu-
1ettS.
Ovation to Governor Guild.
The ovation of the day was given to
Governor Guild of the Bay state, when
he had been presented to the audience
py MI. Lorn, q VINO mao leieileo 70 ~
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house thara stands tha statIIeh ~ i,art-
lett our Massachusetts, bard The sim
pie tablet at its base contains no reco.d
S 9! es n,ir,ls ne n1,o,iu ~
when his own mutilated body failel
him, he preferrSd.'to pc known TO his
10 Ia reconc ks tino6 hut IN brothariy