Independence Declared Amid Philadelphia Contest
A Philadelphia newspaper recounts the Continental Congress vote declaring independence from British rule on July 4 1776. Delegates from most colonies supported the move except New York state delegates who abstained. The piece notes Franklin Adams and Jefferson shaping the declaration and reports intense, crowded debates in taverns and suspenseful anticipation across the city.
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George
Sy Richt
Honey Eve
Virginia
Thomas Jaffarson
Tnfheil
Britain
New York
Howe
Philadelphia
Congress
Charles TI
Charles I
Benj. Franklin
Parnsylvania
Johnn Hancock
Franklin
Lodey
Lins
Wthan Allen
Ft. Ticonderoga
Wathing Lan
Seth Adams
Boston
Massachusets Bay Colouie
Lee
Jefferson
Ant
Rutledge
South Carolina
Lisingtton
Dickinson
Adams
France Rife With Government Scandals Spark Outcry
Paris on July 3 reports a wave of scandals shaking the French government. Officers face charges of inefficiency and involvement in naval corruption. Public opinion grows restless as anti government sentiments and revolutionary songs persist despite regime defense.
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Pail Simms
Paris
France
Jlasses
Oscar Havard
Freech Syttera
De‘clared
le Solies
Standald
Saved 5000 Babies France Honors Him
Special dispatch reports Dr Pierre Budin’s mothers schools in Paris and across France cutting infant mortality by about half in ten years. Mothers learn care, feeding and how to handle babies with pure milk emphasized. A monument to Dr Rudin and leaders including ex-President Loubet honors the life-saving movement.
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Faris
Paris
Pierre Budin
Schaiker Doutors
Ayas
France
Rudin
Presiderit
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