Wild Man and Cubs Captured by Lincoln in Minnesota River
Boston reporter describes Lincolns expedition on the St Peters to seize a giant wild man and two cubs. The creature eight to nine feet tall, muscular, covered in coarse hair, bound and transported to mills. The event includes native guides, a peril-filled pursuit, and plans to exhibit the pair for science and profit.
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Amusing Indian War Episode At Wheeling Fort
An anecdote from Indian Wars in the West recounts Col Zane's house at Wheeling held by seven to eight defenders. Indigenous forces attack, women mold bullets and hand them to men, a hollow log cannon misfires, and a Philadelphia educated sister volunteers a powder run. The improvised siege sees repeated assaults and dwindling ammunition as the story highlights ingenuity and risk.
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The Loyalist Stedman and the Truthful Portrait Tale
In 1826 a lawyer recalls a Massachusetts Tory farmer Stedman who aided by truth and integrity faced a harsh trial during Burgoyne’s advance. Stedman refused a royal pardon, vowed to endure, and, moved by a painting of his wife and twins, ultimately won liberty after the petition for clemency was signed by him.
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