Darby Road and Gray's Ferry in Revolutionary War Era
The Darby road to Chester shaped Philadelphia’s defense network and hosted the first float bridge over the Schuylkill at Gray's Ferry. British forces later destroyed bridges in 1778, Washington’s 1789 arrival was celebrated at Gray's Ferry, and the Blue Bell tavern at Paschalville dates to prewar Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
Darby
Highland
Chester
Schuylkill River
Gray's Ferry
Israel Putnam
Montressor
Valley Forge
Howe
John Andre
Darby Road
Gray'a Ferry
Washington
New York
Paschalville
Printz
Pennsylvania
Penn
William Cobb
Blue Bell Tavern
Paschal
Robert Morton
Lord Cornwallis
Middle Ferry
Red Bank
Blue Bell
Patriotism and Liberty Chorus From Puck Poem
Excerpts voice a call to unity for the republic with phrases about freedom and honor. Mentions North and South brethren and the duty of citizens to defend liberty and God. References to John L. Stanton and the biography study appear as framing notes.
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Ana
L. Stanton
Bryan Admired by Indiana Democrats in Parable Exchange
Former Governor Rolston lauded William Jennings Bryan at an Indiana Democratic club gathering. Bryan quipped about being introduced as a familiar figure, sharing a humorous family tree anecdote about marriages to illustrate memory and perception.
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William Jennings Bryan
Indiana
Democratic Club
Ralston
Mr. Bryan
Pop
Jim
Harry
George
Indianapolis News
Artful Creature in a Love Pirate Portrait
A Boston Evening Transcript quips about a woman described as a love pirate, noting her appearance as seeming innocent like a baby while acknowledging the provocative nickname.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Regal jewels and debutantes in spring charity ball
A grand charity function showcased opera jewels and stunning costumes. Emerald necklace and matching pieces formed a dramatic background to a silver gown and black lace. A concert preceded the dancing as debutantes lit the scene with waistless gowns and splendor.
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New York Times
Buy a Farm Now Information for homeseekers
U. S. Railroad Administration offers free information to homeseekers about farming opportunities. No sales or money requested, just guidance. State requested should be named. contact J. J. Edwards, Manager Agricultural Section, Railroad Administration, Room 10, Washington, D. C. adv.
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U. & Railroad Administration
J. J. Edwards
Railroad Administration
Ashington
D. C
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North Haven
E. Pinkham
Cheere
Box 197
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
George Washington
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