The Tea Giver of Lexington
Mrs. Sanderson hides tea to feed British soldiers her husband and brothers prepare to defend Lexington from redcoats. After the ambush, a wounded officer seeks tea and aid. she tends him with compassion, and he survives. The family shelters the enemy for days, then parts with uneasy hospitality and lingering enmity.
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Lexington
Boston
Goneard
Silas
Mrs. Sanderson
Jose
Baby
Silas Sander- 890
Pepeaney
Black
Lboston
Reuben
Charleston
Malviny
Ife
Cambridge
British Officer Sends Chest of Tea to American Woman
An elderly Mrs Sanderson recalls a Christmas gift from a British officer who treasured the cup of tea she once made for him. A box arrived with ten of the finest brandy and a card: from a British officer to the American woman who once served him tea.
Mitchell Not a Candidate in Capital Contention
A Sioux City dispatch claims Mitchell Europe labels render it ineligible to join the Sioux Falls capital convention. The piece predicts a three‑way contest among Luron Chamberlain and Pierre with a lively campaign. It accuses Hugh J. Campbell and allies of aiming to redraw Dakota, warns Congress to favor a state government by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Davison County
Luron
Chamberlain
Pierre
Mitehell
Hugh J. Campbell
Esque
United States
Dakota
Campbell
Congress
Huron
Territorial Committee
Winter Wrap Trends Signal Varying Winter Styles
Winter wrap forecasts describe two extremes long and short with no middle. Small mantles will precede cold protection days and feature plastrons or vests, often repeated at the back unless a hood is added. Short jackets, richly embroidered in gold, with soft silk sashes are also planned.
Endorsement for Red Star Cough Cara and Chamberlains Cough Remedy
United States Marshal James N. Kerns reports his family benefited from Red Star Cough Cara during severe winter weather and praise Chamberlains Cough Remedy and St. Patricks Pills as reliable potent agents. W. S. Hammond Guthrie Centre Iowa endorses these remedies for satisfying customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Kerns
United States
Pennsylvania
Chamberlain
W. S. Hammond
Guthrie Centre
Iowa
Smelting by Electricity Opens Aluminum Uses
Scientific American reports on electric current smelting by Cowles brothers of Cleveland to cut costs in producing aluminum and aluminum bronze. Aluminum bronze offers high tensile strength up to 100000 psi and can be tempered with fine finish, expanding applications in mechanical industry and art metal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Cowles
Cleveland
Ohio
Scientific American
Sale or exchange noting accounts and notes list
A number of slow accounts and notes will be published in this paper once finished. This will be a fine chance for a cheap investment with a full list and amounts. 184 Wa. L. Buss.
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Mitchell Republican
The
Hagan
Magnolia Balm
Eor
L. Buss
Els
Oieny
Prent
Onsepy
View Brest TM
Graves
American Investment Co
Bena, & Co
Enuoetaburg, Ta
Torintyy Staves Ck Co
Mean, Td and
Jormanet Clatee Ca
Mechel
Mnsuratee
Sd St.apporite
Opera Hower
Sharon
Deppalta
Lown
West
Huron, Dak
H.b.larave
Sticevsdor Ta W. Hy Keeler
Dak
G. Klebs
Prop
Pllinois St
the Traders Banking Co
Laws of
Ianka
Leo Pfureien
A. Kemp
JOA
Scoville
Castle
Baczavia
A. M. Elson
Dalotn Avenue
AL F. Anderson
Deering
Win. L. Bliss
Dakota Ave
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