Liberty and Bloodshed At Boston War Memorials
A historical account recalls the Boston Massacre era. clashes with troops on March 5 1770 led to deaths of Gray Caldwell Attucks Maverick and Carr. funerals stirred public sentiment, paving way to Lexington Concord and Bunker Hill while critics mock Humbug and recount colonial struggles and Iron Age grievances.
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Manca Sth
Boston
County of
Essex
Winnis
Immit Ferry
Altho
Gray
Caldwell
Maverick
Carr
Warren
Old South
Lexington and
Concord
Bunker Hill
Fragmented reflections on liberty and rogues in 1838 era
A collage of quotes and commentary from Detroit and Buffalo papers discussing rogue actions, pay for exposing criminals, democratic standards, and sympathy for colonial liberty. It references The New York Sun, Col Prince, Theodore Hook, and emigration figures, ending with a note on English, French, and American support for liberty over bayonets.
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Canada
Detroit Free Press
New York Sun
Col. Prince
North American newspaper aims at Canadian and American liberty
A Swanton Wisconsin based prospectus announces the Nowrit Amenican, a politically neutral paper professing support for Canadian rights and American liberty. It pledges to expose corruption, report foreign and domestic news, publish the Story of Canada and the Late Insurrection, and seeks subscribers at $1.50 annually or two dollars for the year.
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North America
Swanton
Nowrit Amenican
United States
Meruel
England
Canadas
Maine
Comeley
Canada
Cambridge Centre High School announces plan for scholars
Joseph Baker of Coubridge announces a school in Cambridge Centre Vr to teach reading writing arithmetic geography astronomy chemistry and logic. Six scholars will be placed under instruction with terms per year and board may be obtained for families in the village on reasonable terms.
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Schecriber
Cambridge Centre
Joseph Baker Coubridge
Hotchkis Water Wheel Patent Claims Superior Wheat Power
Gideon Hotchkiss promotes a new water wheel design for sawmills and industrial use, claiming higher efficiency, self contained wheel cave, and full head leverage. He lists operating head ranges, material details, and multiple sale locations and warns against infringement.
Vermont mill owners praise Hotchkiss water wheel in 1896 testimonial
A Burlington Vermont testimonial from November 17 1896 certifies Gideon Hotchkiss Patent Vertical reaching Water Wheels installed at Mosars Wood and Trow Bridge Saw Mill. It reports eight feet head, 26 inch wheel diameter, 11 foot shaft with six wheels, about 210 strokes per minute for two saws, then four wheels yielding about 160 nodal feet per minute in good timber. The makers claim superior economy and greater capacity, noting resistance to ice and better performance than flutter or gig wheels.
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Hotchkis
Darkoven Marine
Sam
Enso
Carbondale
Euston
Mt Kingston
Troy
Rome
Binghampton
Detroit
Michigan
St.Louis
Missouri
Burlington
Vermont
Windsor
Broome County
N. Y
Gideon Hotchkiss
Follett & Bradleys
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Linerty
Wiens
Roen
Theaby
Liberty
RIETY
Cincinnati Republican
Bng
Humbug
Seiaman
Himaelt
National Intelligencer
Santa Anta
Liurbide
Pedraza
Gurrero
Barradas
Guerrero
Bustamente
Republic
Washington
France
Mexican Republic
Columbia
Carolina
Daniel M’millan
Oquawka
Ilinois
M'Millan
Ireland
South Carolina
Miss Thompson
Svar Beaver Creek
Kershaw District
Detroit Post
Bonaparte
Benin
Paris
Ryswick
Watch
Waterman
Price
Swartwout
Uncle Sam
Liverpool
Tam
United Stains
Theodore Hook
Theodore
Parliament Street
Theddore
America
Buffalo Mercury
Geo, Howe
Swanton and
Pony
Swanton Palle
Swanton Falls
G. W. Ludlow
2. M. Fallsburgh
Sullivan Co
N.Y
K. A. Jolson
Aaron Thomas
Joseph Thomas
Oliver Thomas
Great Bend Township
Susquehannah Co
J.B. Edwards
Jin Th Hie
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