Benedict Arnold's Saratoga Ride on the Black War Horse
Benedict Arnold rides Warren at Saratoga, leading bold charges that broke Burgoyne’s center and toppled German and British regiments. He inspired troops with shouted commands, and his daring atop the field defined a turning point in the American fight for independence.
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Benedict Arnold
American Press Association
AD Arnold
Saratoga
Hudson
Burgoyne
Canada
Interior
Albany
Clinton
Little Lakes
Gates
Arnold
Lincoln
Warren
Bunker Hill
Riesedel
Phillips
Gen
Fraser
Daniel Morgan
Morgan
Earl Balearras
Norwich
London
Balcarras
German Hill
Larned
Bregman
Quebec
France
United States
Spain
Holland
Congress
Gens
Isaac N. Arnold
Gronar L. Kilmer
Beekeeping Tricks and Dairying Talk at Boston Meeting
Boston beekeepers heard E L Pratt outline swarm management and hive tricks to start new colonies, trap queens, and divide frames. A New York dairymen conference stressed diversified farming, silos, grain farming, and the rising costs of milk and cheese production.
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Boston
E. L. Pratt
Beverly
Mr. Pratt
New York
Dairymen’s Association
F. D. Curtis
A. D. Baker
Anelias
Woodward
Russia
United States Navy
Nebraska
Tarsney
Michigan
Mexico
United States
Union Pacific Tea Company
New Orleans
Rome
Porter
United States Supreme Court
Noted Physician Dr Johnson Honored for Lifelong Service
The death of Dr Hosmer Allen Johnson at Chicago marks the loss of a leading physician, writer, instructor, and state official. Born October 6, 1822 near Buffalo, he studied at University of Michigan and Bush Medical College, serving as Mercy Hospital physician, Rush Medical College professor, Illinois State Medical Society president, and editor of The Northwestern Medical Journal. He leaves a widow and son Dr Frank Seward Johnson.
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Johnson
Hosmer Allen Johnson
Chicago
Dr. Johnson
Wales
Buffalo
N. Y
Michigan
University of Michigan
I. A. Johnson
Bush Medical College
Mercy Hospital
Rush Medical College
Chicago Medical College
Academy of Sciences
Chicago Historical Society
Ilinois State Medical Society
Illinois State Board of Medical Examiners
American Medical Association
European Congress of Physicians and Surgeons
Chicago Board of Health
National Board of Health
Northwestern Medical Journal
Frank Seward Johnson
Gladstone sick, Blavatsky dead and divisive times
A chaotic collage of 19th century headlines runs through the condensed dispatches: Gladstone ill, Madame Blavatsky dead, Hebrew expulsions at Moscow, Michigan forest fires, a Wyoming petroleum strike, Sioux Falls divorces, and a Denver murder arrest. Other items note theater and opera figures, political moves, and looming world events with brisk, period tone.
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Moscow
Michigan
Green River
Wyoming
Sioux Fall
Ferney
House of Commons
Saratoga
Wyo
Graves
Barnaby
Denver
Belmont
Telluride Col
Illinois
Tennessee
Parnell
Balfour
Cleveland
Buffalo
Hayman
Tabor Grand Opera
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Sol Lery
Apiarians
Curtis
Saratoga County
StuMard
Gladstone
Madame Blavatsky
Harrison
Leadville
The
New York Presbytery
Dr. Briggs
Pacific Short Line
General Butler
Lowell
George Francis
Charles Hoyt
Texas Steel" Company
Omaha
Charleston
Mexican
Musgrave Twins
Co. E
First Infantry
David Lamont
Opera House
H. D. Pickman
Headquarters National Guard of Montana
Adjutant General's Office
Helena
Montana
National Guard of Montana
E. A. Veazie
E. A. Kenney
Harry ©. Kessler
Butte
C. F. Lloyd
C. W. Hoffman
Cavalry
Bozeman
J. W. Drennan
C. D. Curtis
A.D. C
Silven Hughes
A. L. Babcock
Co. H
Missoula
J. T. Phillips
Co. B
Dillon
M. J. Davidson
Co. D. First Infantry
Virginia City
Henry Elling
A. D
M. L. Davidson
Joserh K. Tooxe
8. R. Dovans
Missouri River
Chicago, Union Pacific
North-Western Line
Hartung
Bee Hive Hardware Co
Tarsuxe Pcs. Co
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