Franklin Clock and the Founding Philosopher’s Fire
A 1790s Philadelphia house on Market Street hosts Benjamin Franklin’s famed grandfather clock. The clock, still ticking, once tracked months and moon phases and predated Fourth of July celebrations. The article recounts Franklin’s life, experiments, and role in the Revolution, noting his time in Europe, Paris, and his lasting legacy on science and independence.
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Mexican Bullfight A Survival Of Gladiatorial Contests
A colorful now misread article describes a famed Spanish matador visiting a Mexican city. Crowds gather in the plaza as bulls are readied for the arena spectacle, reflecting local passion and the cultural stakes of this traditional event.
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Bulls in arena headline for spectacle and danger
The crowd fills the arena as bulls and toreadors perform amid guard posts and heat of the crowd. Matadors enter with crimson capes and swords as spectators cheer and the event unfolds with dangerous moments and horse casualties.
Matador Ends Bullfight as Crowd Roars and Crowds Throng Ring
A bullfight ends with the Matador delivering a fatal thrust to the bull as the crowd erupts in cheers. Attendants remove the dead horse remains while four mules and white oxen clear the arena. The band plays while spectators shower the ring with hats and sticks.
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