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Chauncey Forward Black the 3rd Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania (1883 to 1887)

He became close friends with future President James Garfield while the two attended the same college.

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Chauncey Forward Black the 3rd Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania (1883 to 1887)

He became close friends with future President James Garfield while the two attended the same college.

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A Union sentry guards the railroad bridge crossing the Holston River at Strawberry Plains, Tennessee

c. 1863

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A Union sentry guards the railroad bridge crossing the Holston River at Strawberry Plains, Tennessee

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Yes , thanks to the developers of the railway system. Men and women that did manual work.

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The first issue of the Los Angeles Daily Times was published on December 4, 1881.

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The first issue of the Los Angeles Daily Times was published on December 4, 1881.

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On December 4, 1918 Woodrow Wilson became the first U.S. President, while in office, to travel to Europe.

President and Mrs. Wilson receiving flowers from the French Children in the town of Sarrey, France on Christmas Day in 1918.

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On December 4, 1918 Woodrow Wilson became the first U.S. President, while in office, to travel to Europe.

President and Mrs. Wilson receiving flowers from the French Children in the town of Sarrey, France on Christmas Day in 1918.

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On December 4, 1816 James Monroe defeated U.S. Senator from New York and final Federalist Party candidate Rufus King to become the 5th President of The United States.

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On December 4, 1816 James Monroe defeated U.S. Senator from New York and final Federalist Party candidate Rufus King to become the 5th President of The United States.

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Born December 4, 1949 Jeff Bridges is the son and brother of actors Lloyd and Beau. The winner of a number of awards in his acting long career, including an Oscar and an Emmy, he is also a musician and a photographer. As Jeffrey Lebowski would say, “The Dude abides.”

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Born December 4, 1949 Jeff Bridges is the son and brother of actors Lloyd and Beau. The winner of a number of awards in his acting long career, including an Oscar and an Emmy, he is also a musician and a photographer. As Jeffrey Lebowski would say, “The Dude abides.”

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And enjoying your commercial on TV God bless you and wishing you good health

A good and descent Gentle peron, Gentlman!

He is a fine man and a great actor.

One of the acting communities most valuable assets

One of my favorite actors! Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday Jeffrey Lebowski 🎈🎂🎈

RIP

R.I.P.D. is one of his more recent comedy pics worth watching

Happy birthday!

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Born in Clinton, Iowa on December 4, American singer and actress Lillian Russell was known for her beautiful voice. This image from about 1900 was around the time she starred in musicals named “Fiddle-dee-dee” and “Whoop-de-doo.”

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Born in Clinton, Iowa on December 4, American singer and actress Lillian Russell was known for her beautiful voice. This image from about 1900 was around the time she starred in musicals named “Fiddle-dee-dee” and “Whoop-de-doo.”

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She looks a little like Jeannette MacDonald

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Writing to Santa Claus

December 4, 1920

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Writing to Santa Claus

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On December 4, 1783, one week after the last British soldiers left New York City, Manhattan’s Fraunces Tavern hosted a dinner for George Washington and his officers. After the feast General Washington bid a heartfelt farewell to each of his comrades, many of whom had served with him since the beginning of the American Revolution.

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On December 4, 1783, one week after the last British soldiers left New York City, Manhattan’s Fraunces Tavern hosted a dinner for George Washington and his officers. After the feast General Washington bid a heartfelt farewell to each of his comrades, many of whom had served with him since the beginning of the American Revolution.

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Santa Claus car

c. 1913

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Santa Claus car

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