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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
6
This piece honors the Fourth of July with impassioned lines about liberty and national resolve. It celebrates patriotic deeds, leadership, and the enduring flag, urging strength and unity in pursuing peace and freedom.
A reader recalls the joy and pride of seeing the American flag abroad. A Paris sidewalk encounter describes a Worldly observer who, overcome with emotion, removes his silk hat and cheers the stars and stripes, saying the sight moved him deeply.
The record shows over half of July 4 injuries in New York and Philadelphia. Across 84 cities SAG logged 552 injuries in NY and Philly, while Chicago had eight injuries but five deaths, making it the deadliest city in the dataset. The piece urges patriotic celebration without excessive risk.
On July 4 1754 Colonel George Washington surrendered a small army after fort Necessity fell to French and Indian forces. Washington and 400 troops left with drums beating and flags flying as they returned home.
Summary of July 4 toasts in Philadelphia 1811 noting Samuel Barker sentiment for Jefferson revival, Mintzer on Pike memory, Bartram praising virtue over Spain and Berlin. Mentions of American identity, Liberty Bell ringer Andrew McNare, and printing of the Declaration including Mary Katherine Goddard. Ends with notes on John Gray, last Revolutionary War survivor, and pension details.
Poem urging love of country and selfless devotion. It warns against self centered pride and boasts that such a person loses fame and will be forgotten. The piece emphasizes national loyalty and enduring honor.
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