Secret Political Societies in the North During the Civil War
A historical look at the Sons of Liberty and related groups during 1863–1864 in Indiana Illinois Ohio and Kentucky. It covers degrees of oath, clandestine operations, state structures, leadership, and clashes with federal authority amid wartime tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Kentucky
Virginia
Vallandingham
Order
Indiana
Grand Council
Order of American Knights
Illinois
New York
W. H. Harrison
Indianapolis
Missouri
Ilinois
B. B. Piper
Sons of Liberty
Joshua A. Bullitt
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Felix G. Stidger
Stidger
Carrington
Morton
Louisville
Military Commission
Judge Advocate
Canada
Ohio
State Council
Advocate Holt
Wallandingham
Loyal League
Republican Party
Clingman
Tlois
Knights of the Golden Circle
Home Guards
Peace Democrats
Grand Council of the State
William A. Bowles
Lambden P. Miligan
Andrew Humphreys
Stephen Horsey
McBride
Harrison H. Dodd
Dodd
Ulinois
Chicago
Supreme Council
Sons of Trini
Cincinnati
Saving system and debt avoidance warned by Norton Spirit
The Norton Spirit cautions that cutting deposits to cover deficits next payday weakens a saving plan. It urges saving a little money ahead to avoid living from paycheck to paycheck and losing a cushion if illness or job loss occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton Spirit
Sullivan Circuit Court Notice to Defendants in Quiet Title Case
In Sullivan County Indiana the Sullivan Circuit Court February term 1919 hears a complaint by Thomas Edward Davies to quiet title to the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter section one township nine north range nine west and names defendants including R J Wheeler and heirs. Defendants are notified to appear February 31 1919 court date March 24 1919 at the Sullivan Court House to answer or demur or risk default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Sullivan
Thomas Edward Davies
Sarah F. Pratt
Roswell G. Wheeler
Sarah A. Wheeler
Samuel A. Pratt
Sullivan Circuit
Sullivan County
Indiana
Township Nine
Sullivan Circuit Court
Court House
David Giles
Notice of Final Settlement in Osburn Estate
Elza Osburn, administrator of Martha Osburn's estate, files a final account with the Sullivan Circuit Court. The hearing is set for Friday February 21, 1919, the fifth judicial day of the February term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear and show cause why the report should not be approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Osburn
Martha Osburn
Sullivan Circuit Court
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Calhoun
Continental Congress
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Chiropractic
H. L. Ramsey
D. C
Court St
Sullivan, Ind
Reg
North Side
Maxwell-Brown Shoe Co, the Footfitters
Empress Zita
Crown Princess
Cacilie
Zita
Austria
Germany
Carl
R. J. Wheeler
Devisees
Euseba Bridwell
Julia A. Snedeker
Jonathan Whitney
Pheba S. Whitney
Phebe S. Whitney
Henry Whitney
Romain Wiliner
Romain Whitney
Riley Whitney
Riles Whitney
Laura Whitney
Samuel Pratt
J. H. Kalley
Bennett’s Bulletin
Vincl
Wright
Bennett’s Pharmacy
West Side Drug Store