Moncure D. Conway Found Dead In Bed
The Rev. Dr. Moncure D. Conway, the distinguished American author, died here last night. He had come here several weeks ago.
Thomas Paine National Historical Association history
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1907 Call To Friends Of Thomas Paine
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.
Union Of Two Paine Societies
The Paine Memorial Association of Philadelphia and Paine Historical Society of New York are now one.
Thomas Paine National Historical Association Formed
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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Clever Paine Poem By Irish Rebel Arthur Connor
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.
Tom Paine’s Brain Shown at Ceremony in New Rochelle
A portion of the brain of Thomas Paine, was recently exhibited by Dr. E. B. Foote, Jr., to thousands who attended the public transfer of the key of the monument to the city of New Rochelle
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The Paine Monument At Last Finds A Home
The monument to Thomas Paine, which has been so long without a home, was formally installed in North Street to-day and the City of New Rochelle took it into its keeping.
No Tom Paine Ceremony In New Rochelle
Although Independence Day had been decided upon for the rededication of the Thomas Paine Monument, the Mayor was out of town and the ceremony was postponed.
The Fourth At Paine’s Grave
Capt. Geo. W. Loyd sends us a copy of the New Rochelle, N. Y., Daily News, containing a report of the Paine celebration at that place, July 4th.
Historic Spot In Westchester County Marked By A Paine Monument
Historic spot in Westchester county marked by a monument on the farm which the state bestowed for patriotic services—how William Cobbett took body away.
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