The Blacksmith Apprentice A Tale of the Revolution
In Brunswick a Quaker leaning farmer hides loyalty to King George while his apprentice Malachi Doolittle aids Washington. A British envoy seeks dispatches. Malachi plots a swap of horses and papers to foil the plan, risking discovery in a dark winter ride toward Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brunswick
King George
Malachi Janes
Squire Hutton
New England
Mary
Malachi
Continental Army
Parker
Princeton
George
Trenton
Lord Cornwallis
Puerto Tall Malachi
Tite
Auch
Spencer
Malachi Doolitale
Vwilucchi
Critter
Squire
Malachi Doolittle
Jones Hatton
Spearer
Judas
Hatton’s
Reflections on Revolution and Morality by Malise Doolittle
A fragment reflects on the dark hours of the revolution. It laments bloodshed but notes the endurance of freedom’s cause. Malise Doolittle, a blacksmith’s apprentice, is highlighted as gaining greater merit in the American struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresterefaine
Malsebs Doolittle
Doo Little and Washington Battle Hessians in Rural Tale
A vivid Civil War era yarn follows Malachi Doolittle and Ensign Spencer as they outwit Hessian forces. Washington leads a Delaware crossing and victory at Princeton, with Doolittle rewarded as a colonel.
The Pulpit as a Moral Question in Clergy Compromise
A WY. Chronicle piece laments ministers being chosen for pew-letting and subscriptions. It warns that treating preaching as a money-making profession corrupts ministry, undermines edification, and harms church integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Duvid
Anong
Voce
Minstey
Zion
Robbery Report From West Medway Store Case
The Wr Chase store in West Medway was robbed and goods traced to a Boston visitor. Police say the suspect allegedly removed items and reported a false loss. Recovery efforts followed leading to Hooonsocket? Patriot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr. Chase
West Medway
Bages
Chase
Boston
Medway
Fairplay Prey
Hoonsocket
Fire at Leeds Poorhouse Kills Inmates
A devastating arson at the Leeds Me poorhouse burned the building killing several inmates who perished in their night clothes. The blaze scorched the facility after a night of chaos with escapees and minimal salvageable contents. Investigators pursue the incendiary while the town braces for answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds
Notting
Child’s Prayer for Temper Betterment
A young boy, punished by parents, asks God to improve his temper. He pleads to be made better and ends with a childlike request to make his mother’s temper better as well. The scene unfolds with a mother listening at the door, hearing his simple petition.
Punctuation Tricks Show in Mock House of Commons
A country paper recounts Lord Palmerston's entrance with comical mispunctuation. The description says Pulverston stood with a white shot on his head and a polished bolote on his brow, a cloud in hand, a walking stick in his eye, and a menacing glare before he sat down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Pulmerston
House of Commons
Lord Pulverston
Fle
No woman can be a lady who wounds another
The passage argues that true womanhood rests on kindness and restraint. It emphasizes that beauty and refinement are hollow if a woman wounds or mortifies others, insisting uniform courtesy as the mark of a true woman.
Fragmented dialect poem fragment with unclear meaning
A distorted quotation mixes internal reflection with fragmented dialogue about the soul and hurt. The text features dialect phrases and garbled names, making precise interpretation difficult but indicating a reflective, possibly humorous or satirical tone.
Also Mentioned on This Page
James P. Pierce
Hope Street
Jacob Goudhart
Eibroideries
Westalpister Corner
Exchange Street
Previlence
D. A. Waldron
Uupe Street
Uristal
J. J
George Tilley
Bratton
WM. H. Spurner
Ender Mount Hope
Ivans Merced Xneela
S. Ss. Drury
OW. B. Kimball
Reet
John H Bod
Yosi
Gladding
Brullord Street
Nui Wextminister Street
Providence
Potter & Brother
Westsinnster Street
Wit RR
Taylor
Texacerces
Shep Chandlery
Cordage
Pussts. Ous
Luames
Bristol
Goodline & Sox
Opticians and Jewellery
Westminster Street
Rot
Benjamin Tilley
Lewis W. Taft
Japan
I. N. Gifford
Bradford
Hope Strocta
Geo. W. Douglass
State Sweet
Hope Atrees
Josephus Gouding
Carver Hope
Daniel Tanner
ANU
Bass ¢ c
Bristel
R. 1
OTIS
Munro
Lealér i
Gorn
G-C
Carnet
Thames
BOA Vw
Fraprie
North Main Street
Fall River
Mass
Bradford Street
HB. Whitney
Smvestmister Street
Providence R.1
Benjamin C. Barrus
Dadies
Nugents
Boots and Shoes Bees
Nes
Thames Street
Charles HW. Puelps
Sixth Avenue
New York
Vars & Son
Dre Wolf
Othe Home
R. I
J. N. Fradria
The
New York Mercury
Blacksmitips
Prentice
John Cooper Vail
Boston Harbor
Dorothy
Leach ‘Rentan
Hotton
Old Massachusetts
Butch
Brunewick
Watt
Enstyn Spencer
Garrel
Malndy
Mary Hatton
Vrenton
Ensign Spencer
Malach
Dorothy Hutton
Smaith
Snck
Tall Walachi
Elc
Picter
Jerusalem
Maleki
George Washington
Smith
Bose Hatton
Bor
Valachi
Continental Congress
Modachi
Jonas Hutton
Malich Doolittle
Hindy
Doolittle
Hesceferth
Philadelphia
Philadelphia—which He Learned By the Despatches Brought By Dooithe
Great Bretain Gvlnuwledi
United States
Raritan
Colonel Doolittle
Wally
Land of Freedom
General Washington
Gradpa
Charlie