Memorial Addresses
Memorial Addresses
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55 Address of Mr, Penrose, of Pennsylvania.
Mr. President: Upon these resolutions I desire to address a few remarks to the Senate.
Alfred C. Harimer was born August 8, 1825, in Gernian- town, then a township in the county of Philadelphia, now a part of the city of Philadelphia. He was educated in the pub- lic schools and at the Germantown Academy. He began his business training early in life, and before he was 20 years old was engaged in business for himself. In a few years he had established h...imself at the head of a large shoe-manufacturing concern. In his twenty-first year he was elected a director of the public schools of Germantown. Subsequently, the town- ship of Germantown having become incorporated as a borough, he was chosen by popular vote a member of the new town council.
In 1S55 the city and county of Philadelphia were consoli- dated, and in 1856 Mr. Harmek was elected to repre. Sent the Twenty-second Ward, which included the place of his birth, in the popular branch of the city councils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
55 Address of Mr, Penrose, of Pennsylvania.
Mr. President: Upon these resolutions I desire to address a few remarks to the Senate.
Alfred C. Harimer was born August 8, 1825, in Gernian- town, then a township in the county of Philadelphia, now a part of the city of Philadelphia. He was educated in the pub- lic schools and at the Germantown Academy. He began his business training early in life, and before he was 20 years old was engaged in business for himself. In a few years he had established h...imself at the head of a large shoe-manufacturing concern. In his twenty-first year he was elected a director of the public schools of Germantown. Subsequently, the town- ship of Germantown having become incorporated as a borough, he was chosen by popular vote a member of the new town council.
In 1S55 the city and county of Philadelphia were consoli- dated, and in 1856 Mr. Harmek was elected to repre. Sent the Twenty-second Ward, which included the place of his birth, in the popular branch of the city councils.
What to read after Memorial Addresses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 2d Session United States 56th Congress to read onlineMoreLess
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