Goodwill workers in NJ find original 1774 'rebel' newspaper

Goodwill workers in NJ find original 1774 'rebel' newspaper

<p>A quick eye by Goodwill workers in southern New Jersey turned up framed pages from an original 1774 Philadelphia newspaper with an iconic "Unite or Die" snake design on the masthead.</p>

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Oct 25, 2018, 6:52 PM

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Goodwill workers in NJ find original 1774 'rebel' newspaper

<p>A quick eye by Goodwill workers in southern New Jersey turned up framed pages from an original 1774 Philadelphia newspaper with an iconic "Unite or Die" snake design on the masthead.</p>

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Goodwill workers in NJ find original 1774 'rebel' newspaper

<p>A quick eye by Goodwill workers in southern New Jersey turned up framed pages from an original 1774 Philadelphia newspaper with an iconic &quot;Unite or Die&quot; snake design on the masthead.</p>

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At least 26 vehicles hit in overnight vandalism spree in Linden, Cranford

FREEZE WARNING: Calendar says April, but it feels like February come morning

Meteor sightings confirmed in skies above the tri-state

New Jersey ranks among top 10 best states for children’s health care

4 hurt in rollover crash on I-80 in Hackensack

New Jersey's Laurie Hernandez takes Olympic gold medalist talents to Broadway’s “& Juliet”

From peak to puddle: Haddonfield 'snow mountain' finally melts away

Six Flags Great Adventure resort nominated for best glamping award

Video captures assault on NJ Transit bus driver as separate incident follows on train

NJ Film Expo returns in April as movie ‘buzz’ continues in Garden State

3 firefighters treated for injuries after intense house fire spreads in Hawthorne

Layoff warnings sent to Bayonne hospital workers but company rules out June cuts

Walmart in Howell evacuated after unfounded bomb threat

Teen driver crashes through wall of home in South Brunswick

4 Brooklyn women arrested, charged in $2,700 theft spree at New Jersey mall

Updated heart disease guidelines aim to prevent cardiac events before they happen

Why doctors say tracking triglycerides is key to protecting your heart health

Trump warns a 'whole civilization will die tonight' if a deal with Iran isn't reached

'The leadership is hiding.' Edison residents protest proposed 12% school tax increase

Last person to see missing Rutgers student back in court

<p>A quick eye by Goodwill workers in southern New Jersey turned up framed pages from an original 1774 Philadelphia newspaper with an iconic "Unite or Die" snake design on the masthead.</p>