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Today in Delaware County history, Oct. 1 (opens the original)
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100 Years Ago, 1926: A football from Secretary of War Davis will be dropped by airplane on the Pennsylvania Military College gridiron tomorrow afternoon when the Chester cadets play their opener with Washington College. This ceremony will be one of the incidents of the dedication of P.M.C.’s new $100,000 stadium. At exactly 2 p.m. a Navy department plane will hover over the stadium, and at 2.15 the pigskin, a present from the Secretary of War, will be dropped to the referee. Tied to the football
Today in Delaware County history, Sept. 30 (opens the original)
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100 Years Ago, 1926: Work is underway on the 1927 issue of the Chester Times Year Book, which this year is to have many new features added to its already valuable list of contents. Because of its broad circulation and the fact that issues of the book are in use constantly during the 12 months of the year, leading industrial concerns and business houses have been requesting space in next year’s issue. Many pictures and text of interest will be added to the book now in the making. 75 Years Ago, 19
Today in Delaware County history, Sept. 29 (opens the original)
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100 Years Ago, 1926: Fire in a closet on the second floor of “The Ship,” an apartment house at Welsh and Graham streets, shortly after noon today, caused considerable excitement for a time among residents of the Bethel Court district. An alarm, sent in from Box 13 at Second and Market streets, was responded to by the district companies and it was not long before chemicals were being used. Ten minutes later the blaze, confined to clothing in the closet, had been extinguished and the “fire out” si
Today in Delaware County history, Sept. 28 (opens the original)
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100 Years Ago, 1926: Damage of several hundred dollars was caused early this morning at Ninth and Howell streets, when a five-ton truck operated by Joseph Shriever, of 1000 Meadow Lane, Buckman Village, and an automobile of the coach type, operated by James Rignaldis, of 1215 W. Ninth St., crashed together at the intersection. The front wall of a store building on the northeast corner was caved in, a fire hydrant torn out of the ground and curb stone and sidewalk damaged when the two vehicles mo
Daily Times marks 150 years of being a ‘mirror’ (opens the original)
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CHESTER — A four-page broadsheet came off the press of a small print shop on the then-outskirts of the city’s downtown 150 years ago this month. The final endeavor of a colorful, controversial Chester County newspaperman in ill health, the inaugural Sept. 7, 1876 issue of the Chester Daily Times, filled primarily with railroad timetables and regional and national news, did little to foreshadow the community institution it would become. With its first issue serving the burgeoning industrial town
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