Reminiscences of Pioneer Days in St. Paul
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The friends of both candidates were numerous and each sidehad some one stationed at the voting booth keeping tab on the numberof votes cast and the probable number it would require at the closeto carry off the prize. Col. Uline had been a fireman and was verypopular with the young men of the city. Col. Marshall was backed byfriends in the different newspaper offices. The contest was veryspirited and resulted in Col. Uline capturing the sword, he havingreceived more than two thousand votes in on...e bundle during the lastfive minutes the polls were open. This fair was very successful, the patriotic citizens of St. Paul having enriched the funds of thesanitary commission by several thousand dollars.
* * * * * One of the first free concert halls in the city was located on BridgeSquare, and it bore the agonizing name of Agony hall. Whether itwas named for its agonizing music or the agonizing effects of itsbeverages was a question that its patrons were not able to determine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The friends of both candidates were numerous and each sidehad some one stationed at the voting booth keeping tab on the numberof votes cast and the probable number it would require at the closeto carry off the prize. Col. Uline had been a fireman and was verypopular with the young men of the city. Col. Marshall was backed byfriends in the different newspaper offices. The contest was veryspirited and resulted in Col. Uline capturing the sword, he havingreceived more than two thousand votes in on...e bundle during the lastfive minutes the polls were open. This fair was very successful, the patriotic citizens of St. Paul having enriched the funds of thesanitary commission by several thousand dollars.
* * * * * One of the first free concert halls in the city was located on BridgeSquare, and it bore the agonizing name of Agony hall. Whether itwas named for its agonizing music or the agonizing effects of itsbeverages was a question that its patrons were not able to determine.
What to read after Reminiscences of Pioneer Days in St. Paul?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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