Siege of Fort Stephenson remembered in 1855 sketch
The Fremont Journal recalls the August 2 1853 siege of Fort Stephenson with a Detroit Monthly Miscellany sketch. Major Croghan defended with 160 regulars using a single six pounder, repelling Proctor’s 500 to 800 British and Indian force. Casualties and losses on both sides are noted, with respect to leadership and bravery.
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Port Stephenson
Detroit
Croghan
Lower Sandusky
Fort Stephenson
Proctor
Stephenson
Col
Elliott
Chambers
Croghan Jorged
Colomon
Short
Qul. Short
Comander
Ensign Shipp
Seerliott
Ani i
Shipp
Col Croghan
Col. Short
Saeki Begi Sada
Clay
Herris 7
Hina
Refreshments and Soda at Buckland & Co in hot weather
A reader urges cooling relief with soda at S Buckland & Co. An extract from a Bellevue letter recounts a tragic accident at Mr. Chapman's distillery where a 12 year old girl died after falling into a hot trough of still slop. The note criticizes liquor industry risks and calls for safer practices ahead of the Pt. Croghan Fremont celebration, which later failed to attract attention.
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S. Bucklend & Co
Bellevue
Sullivan
Mr. Chapman
Pt. Croghan
Fremont
Sandusky Register
Ual
U. S. Lafantey
Theos
Columbar Avenue
Market Street
WM. Kearny
Taf
Sandusky
Ohio
Tubbs
Kessler
Tiertx
Shawhan House
Saxpuser
St. Lawrence House
Mondey Tich
Richland
Wyandot
Medermot
Upper Sandusky, O
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Rice
J. F. Owen
Tyler
Andrew Clark
Sabn Clark
John Shell
D. Loomis
Jacob Cleland
Shoemaker
Uaster
S & Jonsson
Mar
Carter
Richard Adame
Richmond
Edwin Barminkeioner
Richmends
Gen. Welch
Circes
Br Flandiey
Washington, D. C
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E. F. Dickinson
Fay
David Westmore
Henrietta Wainright
Townsend
W. J. Wells
David Williams
Eliza Cook
Belleeh
Gaston & Johnson’s
United States
Bronewick
Nova Scotia
Mexico
Central America
Patami
Cuba
West India Islands
Sandwich Telands
Missouri
Aorth
Gulf of Mexico
Couty
Sherm
Ensign
Mercator
Millard Killare
Gov Clark
New York
Lewis Cune
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William Wright
Horace Greeley
Leppelman's
Green Springs
Sandusk
Eer
D. Wiles Fregent
Elmore
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Ponce
Harris
Ollows
James Bleck
Wig Elmore
Ewa
Morse, O'Reilly & Wade Lines
New York & Mississippi Valley Printing Telegraph Co
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SPEED
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Sec’y
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Howes
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Madigend
Nixon
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May
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Canfield & Brothers
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Haynes
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R. FP
Buckland
Loweat
B. Leppelman
Comte
Theodore Clapp
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Principe
Regalia, &c
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Napoleon Turnpike
Scott Township
Anid Road
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Gaubert
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Pittsburgh
J. F. Wooster
J.P. W
Lorain County
Harry Liscomb
Lincomb
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Witel
Centreville
Verma
Henry Houghton
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