First U Boat Holland No 9 Saved For Public Exhibit
The Holland No 9, the first submarine bought by a U S government, was moved from its Philadelphia Museum display to a Bronx International Exhibition then to a museum. Built by John P Holland, it logged trials from 1898 to 1900s and helped spark naval innovation before being scrapped and later preserved as a relic.
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Robert Fulton
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Museum of Oceanography
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Passiie River
Paterson
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Elizabethport
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Holland No. 9
Tower Bay
Peconic Bay
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Henry A. Hitner’s Sons Company
Philadelphia Commercial Museum
Hitner. Company
Tour
Preserva
The Old Maids Conspiracy Reunites Sisters in Care
In a London drawing room a lawyer arranges shared guardianship for Leslie between twin aunts Miss Prudence and Miss Patience after their brother dies leaving his daughter penniless. Years of quarrel dissolve as Leslie’s innocence rekindles family bonds and reveals a long hidden truth about a deceived sister.
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Footnote Foot Arouses Post Office Mystery
A bizarre parcel mixup at a Pittsburgh post office reveals an artificial foot in a wrapper and a taunting inscription. An artificial leg and a damaged stamp page are tied to a package misrouted for letter postage costs, with $2.62 due upon delivery.
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