Offizielle souvenir Programm der 24. nationalen Lager, Boston, Mass., 12.08.1890, der Großen Armee der Republik, auch Vierte Konvention National Naval Veterans Association und die Achte jährliche des Konvents Frau Relief Corps. ons frühe Geschichte ist die alte Washington Elm inCambridge. Den unverwechselbaren Namen, Kupplung es ewig Nvith thegreatest der Amerikaner, entstanden aus seiner auffälligen jDositionin eines der auffälligsten und bedeutende Szenen in ourhistory, denn es war unter seinem Schutz Schatten, dass Washingtonon der d vom Juli 1775 3 erster übernahm das Kommando der Americanforces.

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Official souvenir program of the Twenty-fourth national encampment, Boston, Mass., Aug., 1890, of the Grand Army of the Republic; also Fourth Convention National Naval Veteran's Association, and the Eighth Annual Convention Woman's Relief Corps . ons early history is the old Washington Elm inCambridge. Its distinctive name, coupling it forever Nvith thegreatest of Americans, arose from its conspicuous jDositionin one of the most striking and significant scenes in ourhistory, for it was under its protecting shade that Washingtonon the 3d of July, 1775, first took command of the Americanforces. An approjiriate tablet erected where the greatcommander stood, tells of the part the old elm plaved inthe days of freedoms early struggle. The tree is associatedwith the whole of ^Vashingtons encampment in Cambridge, for within its branches he had a platform built, fromwhich lofty look-out he was accustomed to scan the sur-rounding country. It stands on Garden Street, not far from Harvard Col-lege, and almost immediatelv in front of Shepard ISIemorial Church. Though bentand decrepit in form, it bursts forth each year into new life, with a vigor that we maywell imagine springs from its proud consciousness of a nations veneration and regard.. THE FRANKLIN MONUMENT. The most remarkable man that Boston ever produced, indeed, in many respects, the most remarkable man bornon American soil, was Benjamin Franklin. Philosopher, statesman, scientist and wit; he was a man to shine inany epoch of the world, and be a potent and beneficialinfluence in any age. He was moreover a typical Yankee, shrewd and thrifty, with a fund of common sense akin toSolomons. Benjamin Franklin was born Jan. 17th, 1706, on the spot now occupied by the Post building on iSIilkStreet. Many memorials of this illustrious citizen are tobe found in Boston, but the most conspicuous is hisstatue in front of City Hall. This is a figure of bronze, presenting an admirable likeness of the great Bostonian.The statue, which is the

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