War of 1812 centennial reflection and battles recounted
A retrospective article marks the 100th anniversary of the War of 1812. It recounts key events and figures including General William Hull, Isaac Hull, Tecumseh, Commodore Perry, and the Battle of New Orleans, noting naval prowess and land setbacks, the British burning Washington, and the treaty of Ghent ending the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erward
Dominion
Washington
Baltimore
New Orleans
Hull
Canada
William
Brock
Michigan
Dearborn
Boston
Madison
William Hull
Queenstown
Ontario
Niagara Falls
Isaac Hull
Great Britain
United States
Britannia
William FE. Dodd
Randolph- Macon College
England
Atlantic
Inglish Channel
Irish Sea
Isaac Full
Constitution
Tronsides
Charlestown Navy Yard
Chesapeake
James Lawrence
Shannon
Lawrence
Commodore Perry
Lake Erie
America
Perry
William Henry Harrison
Government House
York
Toronto
Francia Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Tecumseh
the Thames
Ghent
Bonaparte
Europe
Andrew Jackson
Pakenham
Wellington
Jackson
Lossing
Saneeteean
Kaiser Sends Moltke to Visit American Waters
The Kaiser hails the Moltke as a sign of friendship sending a fast new battleship cruiser to U S shores with sister ships Stettin and Bremen. Officials prepare receptions in New York Mount Vernon Annapolis and other sites led by Mayor Seth Low with figures like Andrew Carnegie Cornelius Vanderbilt and J P Morgan aiding the welcoming efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moltke
Bremen
Stettin
Germany
North Carolina
Washington
Delaware
North Dakota
Utah
Florida
Texas
New York
Wyoming
Arkansas
Taft
Mount Vernon
Annapolis
Caribbean
Gaynor Ia
Seth Low
America
Andrew Carnegie
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Horace Porter
Stewart L. Woodford
Leutze
T. H. Bilsa
Loeb
James Grant Wilson
J. B. Morgan, Jr
Jacob H. Schiff
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Henry XXXVII
Reuss
Christia
Hesse-Philippathal-Barchfeld
Brettin
Impeachment in US History and Key Cases
A concise survey of impeachment in the United States from early cases to Judge Archbald, detailing officials tried, charges, and outcomes. It covers Presidents Johnson and Belknap, judges Pickering Chase Peck Humphreys Swayne, Senator Blount, and the constitutional roles of the House and Senate in impeachment trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles NI
Lurie
United States of America
Great Britain
James Madison
America
Napoleon
England
House of Commons
House of Lords
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
Webster
Robert W. Archbald
Court of Commerce
Federal Judiciary
Andrew Johnson
William Blount
Tennessee
William W. Belknap
John Pickering
New Hampshire
Samuel Chase
United States Supreme Court
James MH. Peck
Missouri
West H. Humphreys
Charles Swayne
District Court
Florida
Archhbald
Pickering
Mumphreya
Washington
Humphreys
Blount
New Orleans
Spain
Great Brittain
House
Federal
Chase
Maryland
Peck
Swayne
War Stanton
Congress
Belknap
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Nashville, Tenn
Perry Victory
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Lake Ere
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the American Record OF
Johnson
Archibald