Portrait Artist Thomas Sully A Chronicle Of Life
Pennsylvanian born artist Thomas Sully, born 1783 in England, studied under Fraser and Trumbull, settled in Philadelphia 1808, painted Washington Crossing the Delaware and numerous portraits. He kept a detailed work registry, painted in cities across the U S and England, and died in Philadelphia in 1872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sully
Horncastle
Lincolnshire
England
Matthew
Sarah Chester Sully
Charleston
S. C
Lawrence
John Marshall
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Washington, D. C
Mons
Belzons
Thomas
Richmond
Norfolk
Chester
Lawrence Sully
New York
John Trumbull
Sully
Trumbull
Hartford
Boston
Gilbert Stuart
Benjamin Chew Wilcocks
Philadelphia
London
Pennsylvania
Benjamin West
Andre
Washington
Delaware
Commodore
Providence
Robert M. Lindsay
Youthful Earl Declares He Wants to See the Real King
In London on June 19, the Earl of MacDuff son of Prince Arthur of Connaught refuses to mistake Uncle George for the King saying he wants to meet the real sovereign. He has been learning the National Anthem and tests adults claiming the King is absent when he is shown Uncle George.
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International
London
Earl of MacDuff
Prince Arthur of Connaught
England
George
Bagshot
Duke of Connaught
Elmer Spahr Wins Tenth Term as Labor Leader
SHARON Pennsylvania June 19 Elmer Spahr from York was reelected president of the Pennsylvania branch of the Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers International Union for a tenth consecutive term. George F Nagle of Bethlehem was named vice president and Charles A Trout of Reading received his nineteenth consecutive secretary treasurer term. Williamsport chosen for 1926 convention to mark the silver jubilee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Sharon
Elmer Spahr
York
Pennsylvania
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers International Union
George F Nagle
Bethlehem
Charles A. Trout
Reading
Williamsport
Pays Fine For Straying Geese
George Koler of 112 Ralph Avenue was fined 3 dollars for allowing geese to run at large. Michael Knis of 102 Ralph Avenue also paid a 3 dollar fine for letting chickens roam freely.
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George Koler
Ralph Avenue
Michael Knis
Rev Samuel Moore At Central Church
Former Central Presbyterian pastor Samuel H Moore D D now in Estues Florida visits area and will fill the Central church pulpit for several Sabbaths starting June 21. Many New Castle friends welcome the opportunity to hear him again.
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Samuel H. Moore
Central Presbyterian Church
Estues
Florida
Central Church
Dr. Moore
New Castle
Open Air Services At First Christian Church
Open air services are rare but planned at the First Christian church Sunday evening on the lawn. Rev. F. M. McAllister will lead with outdoor seating and lighting for hymn singing. If weather fails, the service moves indoors to the auditorium.
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First Christian
F. M. McAllister
First Christian Church
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Vivi
Penn Late News
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Basil King
Capitol
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Lew Cody
Clyde Cook
Mabel Julienne Scott
Hobart Henleys
Alean
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Capitol Trio
Signor Faga
Morlocchi
Theo. Bohn
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FOX News
James River
John Panl McGee
Mattoon, NL
John
Business College
New Castle Business College
Fountain Inn
Price
Ory
Polar Radio
Buffalo Bill Jr
Buffalo Bill, Jr
Palm Beach
B. V. D. Union
Ebro Union
Washington Street
York Man
Samuel Moore
Photoplays
Sreobh *Uhor
Jesse L Lasky
Agnes Ayres
Antonio Moreno
Ionable Modiste
Quaromount Picture
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