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  1. Union Army troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, while Juneteenth celebrations and food traditions were highlighted across the state.
  2. Union troops arrived in Galveston following the Emancipation Proclamation.

President signed a Proclamation leading to its enforcement in Galveston.

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President signed a Proclamation leading to its enforcement in Galveston.

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GalvestonTexasAbraham Lincoln

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  1. Lincoln's 1865 arrival in Galveston and proclamation regarding enslaved people's freedom.1 source
  2. Presidential Proclamation enforcement takes effect in Galveston.1 source
  3. Proclamation issued from presidential office regarding Galveston, Texas.1 source

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