Liberty Bell in Danger Mars Nation’s Independence History
Panamanian and California organizers seek to borrow the Liberty Bell for a Panama exposition exhibit as cracks deepen a second fracture. Wilfred Jordan notes the crack extends about one third around the bell, raising questions on future travel. The bell’s long journey helped ease sectional tensions and remains tied to Independence Hall in Philadelphia.
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Pacific
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Province of Pennsylvania
Independence Hall
Thomas Lester
White Chapel
London
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Budden
America
Herman Pass
Island of
Malta
Jacob Stow
Charles Stow
Pass and
Stow
Frank Mn
Delaware
State House Yard
Polly
Boston
Lexington
Continental Congress
Carpenter's Hall
John Nixon
Lord Cornwallis
Washington
Great Britain
Berty
Six Fenian prisoners freed from Fremantle by Catalpa
An extended account traces the 1876 Catalpa rescue of six Fenian convicts from Freemantle Western Australia, led by Captain George Anthony. Breslin and Desmond coordinated the escape from Rockingham as the prisoners traveled under guards toward the whaleboat, facing storm and pursuit before reaching safety in the Catalpa.
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George
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Catalpa
Freemantle
Western Australia
John Boyle O'Reilly
Clan-na-Gael
Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood
Breslin
Thomas Desmond
San Francisco
Australia
Desmond
Rockingham
Bunbury
Rockingham Beach
Thirteen Generations Bless A Long Line Of Daughters
Lawrenceburg Indiana reports a birth marking thirty-three girls and no brothers in three generations. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Silas W Jackson is the eleventh daughter of the eleventh daughter of an eleventh daughter. The family notes this unique lineage with pride.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Silas W. Jackson
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