The Anore Monument and Revolutionary Heroic Tale
A historical account recalls the Tap o monument to Major Andre and Nathan Hale, detailing attempts on the memorial, Andre's execution at Tappan and his Westminster Abbey burial, plus a contemporaneous tale of Charles Schneider and family reconciliation after a dramatic estrangement. It also notes Charles Tasker, a Philadelphia society figure, facing forgery charges linked to his grandfather and a $5,000 note, with detectives pursuing him to Baltimore.
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Une
Fiaitimore
New York
Tapo
Cyrua W. Field
West Shore Railroad
George Hendrix
Brooklyn
Schwab Socialists
New York City
Germanis Hall
Field
Arnold
Sir Henry Clinton
West Point
Hudson River
Major Andre
Clinton
Hudson
Andre
Tappan
Paulding
Williams
van Wart
Washington
Sir William Howe
Nathan Hale
Nathan Haile
England
Westminster Abbey
Wasuixeton
Charles Pennock Tasker
Stephen P. M. Tasker
Morris, Tasker & Co
Iron Founders
Philadelphia
Chester
Tasker
South Broad Street
Baltimore
Bargains at the Beehive and unrest over Chinamen
In San Francisco information arrives that M L White, foreman at a McPherson raisin ranch near Orange Los Angeles county, was attacked by about sixty Chinese in a vineyard. White defended himself until eight white workers arrived. the Chinamen fled to their fortified camp. Several were discharged and the rest returned to work amid white tension in the area. Sam Jones declines New York engagement at 100 a night in Arizona. He preached to thousands in Brauixcaam and leaves for St. Louis. Ladies urged to shop at the Bee hive for boats or wraps.
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San Francisco
M. L. White
Orange
Los Angeles County
White
McPherson Brothers
Azra
Sam Jones
Evangelist
Opera House
Jones
St. Louis
New York
Eleven Indians To Be Hanged In Frog Lake Case
Judge Rouleau arrived in Wixsirre Mawyrroza after trying fifty six Indian prisoners. Sixteen discharged, two sent to penitentiary, eleven sentenced to be hanged November 27 for direct involvement in the Frog Lake massacre. Eight of the eleven are certain to hang, two likely to have sentences commuted, possibly a third as well.
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Wixsirre
Mawyrroza
Rouleau
Battleford
Frog Lake
Mining and political notes from Idaho and West Virginia
The Idaho report cites a likely half crop this year but strong mineral growth with 200 dividend mines, Lake River placer riches, and rising valuations. It urges liberal desert land policy and steadier mail service to aid settlers as gold and silver output tops $5.4 million. population put at 75,000. West Virginia murder case outlines Hazelwood killed and stripped, two suspects Anderson and Hauck jailed, Ohio requisition for Hauck. Parkerburg telegram reports. Changes in federal offices list several appointments, including land office, Indian agent, and civil service commissioners.
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Idaho
Edward A. Stevenson
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Mad River
Great Salmon River
Nes Lava District
Lake River
Coeur d’Alene
Lost River
The
General Land Office
Land Office
West Virginia
Parkerburg
W. Va
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Hazelwood
Gallia County
Ohio
Virginia
David Anderson
Five Mile Creek
Hauck
Gailia County
Anderson
Wasuixetox
Wm. Foxem
Michigan
Detroit
E. L. Carson
Texas
Ouray Agency
Utah
Knapp
New México
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Hae
Alfred P. Edgerton
Fort Wayne
Ind
William L. Trenholm
Charleston
Mesers
Eaton
Gregory
Civil Service
Bruceville Rural Notes and Local Happenings
November reports show farmers delaying husking care, Miller Fringer of Baltimore county visiting, and local election results unclear. Mebmling mill started, Reeler and Kooss visit from Waynesboro, Keynville meeting draws crowd, and hog cholera fears spread among farmers. Also Maryland House of Correction inquiry, Bond ousted, and two fatal explosions in Georgia and Michigan described with grim details.
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Bruceville
Bee Axwa
Brucevitts
Mike Fringer
Baltimore County
F. Mebri
FL Mehrling
W. N. Martin
B.C. Wilson
John H. Diffendal
Taneytown Dlivery
F. Mebzrli
Mollie Reeler
Emma Kooss
Waynesboro
Jennie Weant
Keynville
Corneling Koons
Goanta
Will Monrling
Oliver Cash
Taneytown School
Two Mutes Lost in the Woods Near Kenton Del
Two mute brothers aged nineteen and twenty one from C C Short west of Kenton Delaware went chestnut digging and became lost. They were last seen near Alley Mills and Williamstown Brown area with no way to communicate. They have never left home before and appeal for search and safe return.
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C. C. Short
Kenton
Kent County
Del
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TST
Jershys
Gents
J. F. Brown
Bee-Hive
Frederick, MD
J. H. Gambrill
Lotee
Mars
Fred
Eetreet Preced
Nis
Ig Aed Willsel
Ofice
Market Ley & Delaplaine
Comforte
Kete
Promethes
Anore
Charles Schneider
John Giaasiong
Cincinnati
Schneider
Bee- Hive
Hive
the Territory OF Idaho
Acker
Williamson
Brows
House of Correction
Maryland House of Correction
Frank A. Bond
McLane
Grand Rapida and Indiana
Sturgis
Mich
City
Grand Rapids
Fort Warne
Atlanta
William Kennebtead
Phil Johnson
Williamston & Brown
Indies
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