Washington the Soldier Statesman and His Virginia World
The narrative chronicles George Washington's early military defeats, frontier duty, and rise in Virginia society. It covers Braddock's defeat, Duquesne, Forbes, marriages to Martha Custis, his leadership of frontier settlers, and his growing wealth and duties as planter merchant in Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Fort Cumberland
Philadelphia
Invalide
Dinwiddie
Ohio
Shirley
Niagara
Braddock
Duquesne
Heausajour
Acadia
Johnson
Lake George
Dienkau
Crown Point
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Threse
Oswego
Willem Henry
Washington
Fairfax
Williamsburg
Boston
Eark
London
Bia
Virginia Aentieman
New York
Beverly Robinson
Mary Phillippe
Bhirley
Atleet
William Pitt Ghroet
Emalier
Pool
Bing
Amberet
Loulebourg
Wolfe
Quebwe
Parker
Stout
Virginian
Indiana
Forbes
Bradsdock
Fort
Pitt
Mercer
George Mason
Quebec
America
Plantationa
Martha Custis
Daniel Parke Custis
Uty
Williamebutis Bustaces
Pela
Behe
Joby
John St. Clair
Love
Alee
House of Cary
A Majesty
Francis Fauquier
Ocarnet
White House
York Cervide
Winchester
Elther
Robinson
Solony
Speaker
Mr. Washington
Custis
Mount Verney
Robert Cary & Co
England
George Washington
Mount Vernon
British West Indies
Much Wnted Wolf 18 Finally Caught in Trinidad
A Kimber wolf reported to have killed stock on W. H. Bartlett’s ranch near Trinidad has been trapped. The animal weighed pounds and was among the largest seen in the region. It was lured to a trap 200 yards from its location and shot after capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Cole
W. H. Bartlett
Wiillionaine
Chicago
Whee
Stomach relief promised by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a quick remedy for indigestion. It claims the tablets digest food efficiently, rest the stomach, and restore strength, asserting the product is harmless and widely recommended by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Stwart
Massachusetts men on parade face fine for hat device
A garbled report from Boston notes Massachusetts men wearing hats with a device to prove their safety faced a fine of one pound, while Governor Rous inspected the scene and marked an orderly turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Ernor Rous
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gloral Wasitingson
Duequesne
Winchenter
House of Burgesses
Frederick County
Martha Washington
Pierce's
Invalids
Buffalo, N.Y
J. F. Milligan
Cheyenne
Wye