Liberty Bell’s cracks spark debate on travel and fate
The article notes negotiations by Panama Exposition and California to borrow the Liberty Bell as an exhibit in Philadelphia. It documents new widening of the second crack measured by Wilfred Jordan, curator of Independence Hall Museum, and recalls the bell’s long history from its 1752 casting in London to its role in colonial protests and the American Revolution.
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Commonwealth of California
Philadelphia
Wilfred Jordan
Independence Hall
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Hell
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Republic
Atlantic
Pacific
Ameran
Assembly of Pennsylvania
England
State House
Province of Pennsylvania
Thomas Lester
White Chapel
London
Isaac Morris
Budden
America
Herman Pass
Island of
Malta
Jewed Stow
Charles Stow
Pass
Stow
Tang van Frank- Im
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Polly
Boston
Lexington
State House Yard
Continental Congress
Carpenter's Hall
John Nixon
Trembie
Highway board backs permanent surfacing and gravel survey
Des Moines reports the Highway Board aims to promote permanent highway surfacing across the state. Two engineers will survey gravel beds and estimate quantities, planning to move material by rail spur and tractors where feasible. The effort includes delays on a new women’s building and updates on hog immunization rules and state fair preparations.
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Highway Commission
Old Highway Commission
Geological Survey Department
Thomas H. MacDonall
MacDonald
Prof. Davidson
Agricultural Engineering Department
Ames
State Fair Board
Iowa Railway
Iowa
Rock Island
Fort Dage
Legal Department
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W. S. Allen
W. C. Brown
General Assembly
Iowa Telephone Company
State Fair Admissions
A. BR. Corey
Railroad Commission
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Missouri Valley
J. W. Thomas
Kansas City
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French & Hecht
Davenport
Joseph Scheidler
Waterloo
Elbert L. Wood
Nevada
John A. Hamaz
Cedar Falls
Nels PB. Walters
Port Madison
Charles Schick
Edsar C. Adams
B. J. Palmer
Carpenter Square
Fred B. Hardsong
Ottumwa
James P. Walsh
Marengo