Benjamin Franklin as a Printer and Publisher
An article tracing Franklin’s rise from boy apprentice to Philadelphia public printer, his pivotal role in American journalism, and his innovations in printing and publishing. It highlights his early work with Keimer and Meredith, the Pennsylvania Gazette, Poor Richard’s Almanack, and his influence on newspaper design, advertising, chain papers, and printer networks. The piece notes his lasting imprint on journalism and his final burial in Philadelphia.
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Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
B. Franklin
America
Henry Lewis Bullen
Hypographic Library and Museum
Jersey City
No 1
Frederick A. Stokes Company
Boston
James Franklin
New England
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Young Ben
Courant
Colonial . Assembly
William Keith
Pennsylvania
London
Keith
Ben
Colonial
Samuel Palmer
John Watts
England
Philadelphia
Kelmer
Keimer
Hugh Meredith
Meredith
Pranklin
Pennsylvania Gazette
Pennsylvania Assembly
Richard
David Hall
Benjamin Franklin Bache
Sarah Franklin Bache
Christ Church
R. Franklin
Charleston
Antigua
Jamaica
West Indies
New York
The Marblehead Sailor Ireson Scorned by Mob
The Marblehead skipper Ireson faced vigilante justice after the Betty sailed by the Active and failed to aid. The crowd tarred and feathered him, dragged him through streets in a dory, and hauled him in a cart. Years later the cabin boy revealed the true events and consequences.
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Boyd
Ireson
Whittler
Wen
Marblehead
Betty
Freson
Reson
Active
Marbleherd
Skipper Ireson
Letty
Boy and Father Sailors Aboard Flaming Ship
An account recalls a French captain Louis Casablanca aboard a sinking flagship during Napoleon’s campaign in Egypt. His ten-year-old son, shielding him with a rope coil, stands by as the ship goes down, prompting the British to pause.
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Louis Casablanca
Mms
Western Newspaper Union
Attic Story Described by Attica Architects
The article explains that the word attic is geographical from Attica where Athens was the ancient capital. Architects designed such a story rising above an architrave or cornice to suit their building type and later called it attic in modern times.
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Attica
Athens
Evening Not Wholly Lost
A young man visiting a home was unwanted and forced to leave. He later described the experience as unusual but said he got a great kick out of it.
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Detroit News
Many Religious Sects Noted in Census Count
A religious census lists 212 sects with many too small to count. The total in the United States would likely reach about 250.
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United States
Italy's White Coal Powers North With Waterways
Italy has harnessed over 8.6 million horsepower from its waterways and more than 2.7 million HP comes from its northern provinces, marking a major boost in hydroelectric capacity and regional energy development.
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Italy
French Dyeing and Cleaning Ad In Butte Montana
60 West Galena Street in Butte Montana hosts French Dyeing and Cleaning offering guaranteed satisfaction with outside work solicited and phone 516 listed for inquiries.
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Galena St
Butte, Mont
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