Program for Bell in Seattle marks Liberty Bell event
The Washington observance begins with 9 16 arrival of Liberty Bell and wreath placing by 6 year old Arthur James Mickley, descendant of John Jacob Mickley. A 9 45 procession to City Hall is led by Alfred F Nichols with a flag since 1776. Marines and Fort Lawton troops escort the bell.
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Arthur James Mickley
Seattle
John Jacob Mickley
City Hall
Alfred F. Nichols
Navy Yard
Fort Lawton
City Hall Park
Gill
Hiankenburg
Philadelphia
Jos. N. Manning
Carter Haim Tannese
Liberty Bell Faces Hidden Deterioration At San Francisco Return
In Philadelphia July 12, experts warn the Liberty Bell is seriously diseased after repeated remelting and repair. Metallurgist Alexander Outerbridge cites cracks widening since 1909 and 1914, with a steel epider adding to brittleness, raising fears the bell may crack further or break on its journey back to Independence Hall.
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Kenneth W. Payne
Philadelphia
Liberty Hell
San Francisco
Independence Hall
Thone
America
Alexander E. Outerbridge
Iberty Bell
Outerbridge
Star
Roseburg
Ore
Alexander Church
Portland
Charles R. Simpson
Corvallis
Church
Simpson
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