Paine Memorial Cause Loses a Valued Friend
In announcing the death of Major Forrester L. Taylor, the first president of the Paine Memorial Association, The Paine cause loses a valued friend.
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In announcing the death of Major Forrester L. Taylor, the first president of the Paine Memorial Association, The Paine cause loses a valued friend.
The following has been issued by Dr. E. B. Foote, treasurer of the Amalgamated Paine Memorial Societies, hopes that its readers will lend all possible aid, both financial and otherwise.
The Paine Memorial Association of Philadelphia and Paine Historical Society of New York are now one.
From Mrs. Lease to Emma Goldman. From Jack London to Upton Sinclair, There’s no brand of anarchy or socialism that is too startling for them.
Many distinguished speakers are on the program for the celebration tonight of the 170th anniversary of the birth of Thomas Paine, under the auspices of the Brooklyn Philosophical Association.
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Religious hatred makes freedom’s love more intense—none shine more resplendent than he who guided our infant feet in freedom’s path.
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Moncure D. Conway’s “Life of (Thos.) Paine” with authenticated letters, affidavits, extracts and public documents, show how a fine and lofty soul can rise from the ashes of extraneous perfidy.
The Thomas Paine National Association of New York, formed to perpetuate the name, fame and memory of Thomas Paine, the author of Common Sense, was incorporated yesterday.
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The fact that Paine never claimed the authorship is in perfect keeping with his character. He was ever a most secretive man.
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Not a single state in the union that has yet dared to suggest the names of Thomas Paine and Stephen Girard for a place in the national Hall of Fame.
Spiritualists of Hartford held their annual service in honor of the birthday of Thomas Paine at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Storrs, 122 Clark street, Hartford.
What is spoken of as “one of the cleverest political poems ever composed” was written by Arthur Connor, the friend of Lord Edward Fitzgerald, a prominent figure in the Irish rebellion of 1798.