Missionaries and forts along the Tuscarawas frontier
Narrative traces Heckewelder and other missionaries guiding Christian Indians in the Tuscarawas valley from 1780 to 1789. It covers colonial wars, the siege and fall of Fort Laurens, Dunmore’s War, Gibson’s exploits, and the Girty brothers amid frontier violence and diplomacy.
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Joh _ rina
Enta
Pennsylvania
Tuscarawas
David Hel
Gnadehutten
Lichtenau
Balum
Crissauries
Bimen Girty
Mancies
Shawnsen
Detroit
Heckewoelder
Zelaberger
Sandusky
Pipe
Ohio
Pases
Heckewelder
Northwest
Canta
Tuscarawas and
Munkingum
Philadelms
Crant
Congress
Tuscarawas County
Col. Hayman
Fort Harmar
Ing
Zelsberger
Hockewelder
Bethlehem
FT. Laurene
Bolivar
Eelace
Frederick Post
Ft. Laurens
Revolutionary Congress
Ft. Pitt
McIntosh
Ft. McIntosh
Col. Gibson
Ft. Malntosh
Molnteah
Kilwrt
Jotu Johnson
Wakatomaca
Fontes
Lewis Cam
Vini
Upshacen
Rey
Grty Tadlace
Mana
Virginia
Lord Dunmore
John Gibson
Les
Indiana
John Gitwon
Lancaster County
Lancaster
Elis
Forbes
Fort Pitt
Beaver Cre
Kanhawa
Dunmore
Camp Charlotte
Stern
Logan
Jefferson
Virginiaa
New York
New Jersey
West
Schoenbrunn
Fort Laurens
Over Warlors
Little Eagle
Gibson
Long Kniven
Williamson
Borderers
Indiana Territory
Braddock's Field
Agirty
Simon
George
James Girty
James
Boquet
Coshocton
America
Canada
Simon Girty
Magazine of American History
Geo. W. Rauck
Simon Girt
Lexington
Girty
Patriota
Upper Sandusky
Indian Sat Dolonel David
Licking
Itty
Amherstburg
Washington Letter recounts administration moves and public works
The article details cabinet discussions on bonds and money supply, a Norfolk naval ship contract, civil service resistance to a state association, patent notices for Ohio residents, and various federal actions impacting finance and industry. It notes a positive view of market health and references notable officials and institutions.
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Geo. M. Pullman
Lewis
Cleveland
Baltimore and Potomac
Endicott and Whitney
Bayard
Wm. L. Putnam
Maine
James B. Angell
Michigan
Seger
Saar
Secretary of the Treasury
Naval Board
Norfolk
Congress
Ce Ki
Ilinois Democratic Association
Oberly
Auckera
United States
Howard Bros
7Th and Sts. N. W
Washington, D.C
State of
Ohio
G. R. Arnold
Wollaville
Banker’s Datory
B. Beach
Auditor Klesewetter Receives Reelect Nomination in Ohio
The article praises Auditor Klesewetter of Franklin County for integrity and prudence in financial matters. It notes his record against improper warrants, safeguarding state funds, and his popularity leading to a strong likelihood of re election. It also references past leaders Brough and Morgan as benchmarks.
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Helanative
Germany
Agen
Foraker
Kieweweter
P. Hayden & Son
Columbus
Ohio
Caleroity Council
Franklin County
Slatincton
Republican Board of Education
Cincinnati
Democracy of
Supreme Court
John Rough
William D. Morgan
Klesewetter
Brough
Morgan
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H.C. Groschner
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