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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
6
A 1900s style political column weighs the Democratic Party nominating process, arguing on platform unity and electability. It critiques Republican tactics and urges voters to focus on a strong, representative ticket, while warning against protectionist lures and party insiders.
A fragmented dialogue shows Brokeleigh preparing for something while expressing love to Milas Destonnes. DeRoques mentions an assignment for the benefactor of his grodstors, interrupting the romantic moment. The exchange ends with Brokeleigh affirming lifelong brotherly love.
A garbled narrative portrays a wounded veteran, a crying crowd, and a fallen officer as a parade scene unfolds. The soldier recalls shared bonds with comrades, pledges loyalty to a cause, and hears grim news of a colonel’s death amid shaking emotions and tense streets.
On July 9 1776 General Washington had the late army in New York assemble in what is now City Hall Park. The Declaration of Independence copy from Philadelphia arrived and was read to the troops at 6 p.m. as crowds gathered along the park fronting Park Row. Maj Gen Alexander F Webb’s grandfather is noted in the surrounding recollections.
Contemporaries at City College read the Declaration in a ringing tone, inciting students to march to Trawling Green. Continentals helped topple the equestrian statue, melt it into 47000 bullets, and fire on British troops. The pedestal later served as a doorstep for the Van York family. occupation 1777 to 1764 delayed readings until 1784 in the park.
A Woman's Treasure revews a July Fourth event titled A Patriotic Garden Party. Guests gathered on a lawn, strings of streamers, liberty caps, and paper slips bearing lines from patriotic poems. Attendees collected verses, then a prize liberty cap was awarded to the guest who compiled the most lines.
A long list recalls July Fourth events from 1554 to 1898, noting breakthroughs, treaties and landmarks in American history. The piece includes a pasted dialogue about fireworks, caution about explosives, and a hypothetical future presidential bid reflecting on Fourth of July celebrations.
July 4 1777 marked the first anniversary of a birthday with joy in Philadelphia. The festivity began at 1 o clock with thirteen gun discharges from ships along the riverfront. A grand dinner followed, attended by the President and the supreme executive council, the speaker of the Assembly, generals and colonels, and notable Continental boards in town. The Wen Han band provided music as prisoners from Trenton were noted in the December prior.
A fragmentary exchange depicts a July Fourth celebration waning in enthusiasm. References to a corps of British deserters and faux joie chorus underline the muted spirit as characters discuss plans and business amid the holiday mood.
Commander Seaton Schroeder once exgovernor of Guan halted Bao Pranciace on a trip from Gua to Washingtoo. He toured a high society venue with naval officers. in a box a mirror reflected the scene while a witty remark about Sh reed Talk sparked laughter.
Mrs Chalker suffered chronic back pains and tried many remedies. After taking two bottles of a remedy called Tad Bevis and a product named Leod's Hit pills, she experienced relief. her palms feel normal and she remains grateful, vowing to recommend Dodd's Kinney Pills for relief.
Sensible advice to women during the change of life touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as addressing painful symptoms. A testimonial from Beton Roos of Roslindale praises relief after six bottles, claiming her health improved and dizziness and kidney pains diminished.
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