Flags and banners in American heritage on Flag Day
A retrospective explores the President and Vice President flags, their histories and design changes, from the early naval signals to the 1916 standard flag. It outlines the battles over colors, the 1902 accord, and notes other official flags and state emblems tied to U S history.
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John Nance Garner
Texas
Essors
United States Coat of Arms
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Gideon Wells
Secretary of the Navy
William E. Chandler
Chester Alan Arthur
United States
Army of
Conti
Army
Navy
Secretary of War
States of the Union
White House
McKinley
Chicago
Philadelphia
War Department
State Department
The
Department of State
Taft
Navy Department
Byron McCandless
Lim
Bureau of Construction and Repair
McCandless
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of Labor
Department of Labor
Secretary of the Interior
Commonwealths
Ohio
Vermont
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Fisg
Alabama
Mississippi
North Carolina
Tennessee
Missouri
Arkansas
Georgia
Florida
Lone Star Republic
California
California Republic
Territory of
Hawaii
St. Andrew
St. George
St. Patrick
United Colonies of America
Continental Arty
Tall Tales Pat Scanlan's Triple Play
A humorous reminiscence centers on Pat Scanlan a famed Canadian New England swimmer and fisherman tied to Jim McGrath of Evanston. The piece recounts his legendary lake fishing with a surveying chain in his mouth and a claimed unassisted triple play catching trout muskrat and a hummingbird.
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Pat Scanlan
James E. McGrath
Evanston
T. D Scanlan
Hearts Content
Newfoundland
Nso
Jim
Patrick Scanlan
Canada
New England
Pat
Jim McGrath
Upper
New York State
McGrath
Brooklyn
Grinning optimism and fast pitches in pennant chase
The piece features coach and player dialogue on injuries and lineup plans as the pennant race tightens. It notes expectations from pitchers like Warneke and Davis, discusses Cavaretta and Herman at bat, and highlights the pursuit of a midseason edge amid a tight race among Pirates and Dodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curt Davis
Lon Warneke
Bill Lee
Galan
Hack
Billy Herman
Cavaretta
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Brooklyn
Terry
Bill Terry
Bartell
Grimm
Clay
Montana Road Tales Told By Kansas Visitors
Chicago Daily News city editor Lewis W. Hunt recalls Montana roots and harsh winters in a humorous anecdote about Kansas visitors pretending rain by watering a well and throwing gravel on a barn. The tale ends with a mock cure involving rubbing snow on the nose and snowballing in a Nine day recovery.
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Lewis W. Hunt
Chicago Daily News
Montana
Kansas
Luke
Dolo
Abdul Hamid I Reigned Turkey 1778 89 In Collier’s Weekly
Alan B. Cox notes in Collier’s Weekly that Abdul Hamid I ruled Turkey from 1778 to 1789. Before ascending the throne he was confined, reportedly in a cage for 43 years. The piece places his reign among a volatile late eighteenth century European monarch cycle.
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Europe
Abdul Hamid I
Turkey
Alan B. Cox
New York City
Collier's Weekly
Auitan
Abdul
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