Fulton’s Clermont Triumph on Hudson Tide
In August 1807 a crowd watched Robert Fulton launch the Clermont on the Hudson. Doubts from onlookers gave way to relief as the steam engine finally steadied and moved upriver, despite initial malfunctions and fear. The scene mixed awe, superstition, and triumph as the new era of steam travel began.
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W. 10Th Street
Hudson River
Fulton
Albany
Clermont
Fulton and the Clermont Steamship Pioneered Modern Travel
The Clermont sailed the Hudson at five miles per hour delighting towns along the river. Fulton transformed others ideas into a practical steam boat carrying passengers. His voyage from New York to the river estate and back showcased the era advancing steam navigation and global attention. Fulton died in 1815 before later steamship milestones.
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Rip van Winkle
America
Fulton
France
Robert R. Livingston
Harriett Livings
New York
Trouble In Bulgaria Now Told
Sofia reports unrest as Bulgaria tightens control under Communist rule. Premier Arienagen rejects calls for reforms while security police tighten grip and youth demonstrations flare in Sofia and Plovdiv.
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Sofia
Bulgara
Hungary
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Shelich
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Seta
Miami Considers CAP Fliers' Workshop Site
Miami is being considered for a CAP workshop to be held this fall. Officials said a decision on the venue would be announced later in the season.
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Miami
CAP Workshop
YMCA Member Drive Sets Goal at 2150 Members
The YMCA announces a Sept. 4 kickoff with a target of 2,150 members. Armco divisions lead the effort with 890 and 400 goals for Middle town Plant and Armco General, while city and neighborhood divisions receive 35 and 140 targets respectively.
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YMCA
E. C. Haselton
Drive
Armco Middletown
Ray Melampy
Armco Steel Corp
Melampy
Mac Sample
Armco
Bill Saunders
Bob Ramsdell
Marion Swisher
Ross Kramer
Taft
David Driscoll
Sorg Paper Co
Richard Miller
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
First dairy cattle arrive in Plymouth Colony in 1624
The earliest dairy cattle brought to the continental United States arrived with settlers in Plymouth colony in 1624. This marked the start of dairy farming in what would become the United States, illustrating early agricultural development under English colonists.
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United States
Plymouth Colony
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