Boston Tea Party a milestone on the road to independence
The article argues the Boston Tea Party was a pivotal act in American liberty, recounting mercantilist tensions, Stamp and Townshend taxes, the Tea Act, and the 1773 protest by Boston radicals. It notes ships Dartmouth Eleanor and Beaver, the Sons of Liberty, and the ensuing protests leading to the Intolerable Acts and the 1774 Continental Congress.
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Boston
NEA
Great Britain
France
North America
Britain
Benjamin Franklin
London
George III
Gaspe
Rhode
Lord North
East India Company
Dartmouth
Eleanor
Beaver
Samuel Adams
Sons of Liberty
England
Old South Meeting House
Fort William
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Thomas Gage
Massachusetts
New York
Charleston
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Gage
Concord
Lexington Green
Minutemen
Culinary Arts Growth at Joliet Junior College
Claude Kern reports Joliet Junior College culinary arts has expanded from eight spring 1970 students to a total of 150 in the program, with 55 full time and 15 daytime part time and 40 evening part time students.
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Joliet Junior College
Claude Kern
Culinary Arts Department
Kern
Pontiac
Stateville
Erickson Pleads Guilty to Reckless Driving in Joliet Case
Erickson George E., 35, of Joliet pleaded guilty to reckless driving on November 26. He was fined $300 plus court costs after originally being cited for driving while under the influence of liquor.
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George E. Erickson
Joliet
Erickson
Harold Carlson
Gore Rd
Douglas Claypool
Rte. 1
Carlson
Christmas program at Minooka next Tuesday
MINOOKA The band chorus and drama club will present their annual Christmas program at 7 30 p m on Tuesday at the junior high gym Admission is free The 80 piece band directed by Fred Lestina will play Christmas songs followed by the operetta Once upon a Silent Night by Lois Gurske and Louise Summers directed by Mrs Mary Flatness Miss Linda McCormick directs the chorus Speaking parts are listed for the play and chorus includes a long roster of students.
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Minooka
Fred Lestina
Lois Gurske
Louise Summers
Mary Flatness
Linda McCormick
Mary Lou McEvilly
Jane Schuck
Judy Kubinski
Mark Bretsch
Pat Brannick
Bill Mathesius
Monty Barksdale
Sherri Williamson
Robin Ray
Diane Mellendorf
Tim Pierce
Mike Miskin
Art Gunderson
Lori Todd
Randy Parham
Dennis Blacklock
Eddie Eddy
Morris Daily Herald publication details and liability notice
The Morris Daily Herald announces ownership by Morris Publishing Company and publishing details in Morris Illinois. It states delivery target by six o'clock each evening and limits liability for errors in advertisements to the cost of space occupied.
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The
Morris Publishing Company
Illinois Corporation
East Washington Street
Morris
Illinois
Thomas E West
Herald Office
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