Noted Indian Warriors Shaped Early American History
The article profiles Tanacharison the Half King, Tecumseh, Pontiac, Osceola and others, detailing their diplomacy and military leadership. It highlights their pivotal roles near Pittsburg, Washington’s 1753 conference, and the impact of their struggles on American frontier history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Tecumsehs
Pontiacs
Osceolas
Tanacharisons
Pittsburg
Pontiac
Tecumseh
Prophet
Fallen Timbers
Tippecanoe
Thames
Gettysburg
Washington
Dinwiddie
Tannacharison
Tanacharison
Half King
Braddock
Yorktown
Ohio
Fort Necessity
Great Meadows
Harrishare
Phillip
Sachem
Redman
Egypt
W. G. Kavurmanr
Too Late Wisdom and a curious ocean of tales
A scrambled mix of verse reflections on youth and fate, a tale of Henry Harley and a bold betting game on the Emancipation Day parade, and assorted notes on science, railroads, botany, postage, and curiosities from news and society columns.
Mount Carmel Aeronautic Navigation Company Directors Named
wealthily connected men form the board at a Chicago meeting to advance an ambitious airship venture. The company, capitalized at 20 million dollars, plans a Mount Carmel plant with 14 acres purchased and an 800 by 800 foot first building, while the first ship is built in St. Louis.
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Takzing Corp
St. Louis
J. B. Harlow
Globe-Democrat
Perique Toracco
Louisiana
Grand Point Ridge
St. James’ Parish
BR. Beauvais
New York Times
Leven
Missouri
Thomas Allen
Pittsfield
Mass
de Soto
Mount Carmel Aeronautic Navigation Company
Grand Pacific Hotel
Chicago
George W. Sinks
Deshler Bank
Columbus
J. 8. Morton
Ohio Sunday Creek Coal Company
E. L. Chamberlain
Ohio Buggy Company
C. C. Hawkes
Jerome Carty
Philadelphia
Grand Pacific
O. C. Hawkes
Birmingham
Mount Carmel
Rights of Boys Ears Punishment Sparks Fine Debate
A Montreal teacher fined for boxing a boy’s ears, with a Hamilton discussion on Sunday school discipline. The ear’s vulnerability is noted and a suggestion that pulling ears to a hymn tune could justify a $25 penalty plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Montreal
Hamilton
Poe's Cottage Near Fordham Highlighted Visitor Site
The white thatched roof cottage near Fordham New York once occupied by Edgar Allan Poe attracts many admirers. The quaint story-and-a-half dwelling, now a visited relic, is linked to the writer of The Raven and The Gold Bug.
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Weill
MacGillicuddy
George Bethune
London
Eleric
Vincent
Mr. Fox
George Morris
Mr. Bethune
Courtney Fox
Bethnune
Morris
Scotland
Mr. Belinone
Edinburgh
Mentavists
Air
Bethune
Fordham
N. Y
Edgar Allan Poe
Hans Pfali
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Harland Harris
Mrs. Ellison
Brighton
Lord Musselburgh
Dford
Musselburgh
Mendover
Mairice
Maishe Bethune
King’s Road
Gosford
Vin
House of Commons
Mssy
Madge
Daiseie
Mayfair
Park Street
Sayses
Arabi
Grosvenor Place
United States
Canada
Andy Poe
Injuos
Injuas
Poe
Tui
Borneo
Secuma'Al
Tecumseh and His Brothers
Tecumtho
Eikswatawa
Kamekaki
Old Aceen
Springfield
the Thames
Tecumseh's
the Prophet
Sud
Lakes
Detroit
Mississippi
Ponteack
King Phillip
Gray
Graybeard
Tom
Julia Hawthorne
Raypers
Hoffman House
New York World
Henry Harley
Harley
Brunswick
Henry
Fifth Avenue
Weston
Union Square
Central Park
Hicheest
Newcastle
Eng
South America
Atlantic
Pacific
Buenos Ayres
Valparaiso
Cumbre Pass
Harts
Andes
Cape Horo
Japan
Australis
California
Texas
Mexico
Union
United States Mint
Mint
Saeeengs
New York
Lambuth
Soochow
Kammel
C Findlay
Berlin
New York Herald
Lowell
Champagne
France
Europe
Poet Poe
Edgar Poe
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