Old Pat Putnam Hero of Frontier to Revolution
Long profile of Israel Putnam born 1718 in Salem Mass. and famed as Old Put and Old Wolf Put. Covers frontier exploits in French and Indian War, Cuban campaign, Pontiac's War, Revolutionary service, and epitaph. Includes legends of wolf cave rescue and bear-sentinel ruse, highlighting his courage and public esteem.
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Israel Putnam
New England
Montreal
Canada
Havana
Cuba
Detroit
Connecticut
Boston
Concord
Lexington
Trumbull
Bunker Hill
Putnam
Old Put
Horseneck
Greenwich
Conn
Pat
Old Putnam
Ialem
Mass
Joseph Putnam
Samuel Parris
Israel
Hannnah Pope
Inienne
Mander
Maj
Robert Rogers
Kenneth Roberts
Rogers
Rangers
Marin
Ticonderoga
England
France
Spain
Morro Castle
Old Pitt
Bradstreet
County Fair Grounds
Old Pit
Connecticut Assembly
Deborah Lothrop Gardiner
Company of Military Adventurers
Phineas Lyman
Lower
Mississippi
West
Florida
New York
Long Island
Highlands
the Hudson
Montgomery
Clinton
Pomfret
Lyman
Salem
King Phillip
Cotton Mather
Increase Mather
John Winthrop
Gov
William Phipps
Phillip
Massachusetts Historical Society
South Carolina Historical Society
Texas
Maine
California
Roosevelt Prudent Investment Theory Grips Power Debate
The piece analyzes federal power controls on hydroelectric projects, focusing on the Yadkin river dispute and the broader fight over the prudent investment theory. It critiques Roosevelt era tax and licensing policies, calling into question how government measures affect utility expansions and investor confidence.
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Washington
White House
Federal Power Commission
Carolina Aluminum Company
Yadkin River
Tuckertown
N. C
Aluminum Company
North Carolina
The
Power Commission
Roosevelt
Niagara and Hudson Company
Congress
Historic Hoaxes and the Spider Farm Folklore Fraud
A Phillips Press tale of Pierre Grantaire claimed trained spiders sold as aging cobwebs for wine, with a queen spider Sara Bernhardt and consort Emile Zola. The false story resurfaced for years, fueling hoax-driven curiosity and spoofed documents about early New England relics and Shakespearean forgeries.
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Alph D. Paine
Philadelphia Press
Pierre Grantaire
Lancaster Pike
Grantaire
Sara Bernhardt
Sara
Emile Zola
Surinam
M. Grantaire
Atlantic Monthly
Mimosa Tree Also Called Acacia Gilkiree in Bloom
The plant Albizzia julibrissin, a large shrub or small tree, carries popular names including mimosa acacia and gilkiree. It is noted for beauty both in and out of bloom.
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Western Newspaper
Winton
Elmo Scott Watson
Amherst
Crown Point
Cgraven
General Putnam
Lossing
Coffin
Harper and Brothers
Apital Carter
Sam Saray
House Committee
Franklin D. Hoosevelt
President Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Brandeis
Samuel William Henry Ireland
Shakespeare
Hamlet
Avon
Vortigem
Rowena
Ireland
London
Samuel Johnson
Boswell
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Drewry Lane
Edmund Malone