Famous Secret Service Agents in Guil War
A sweeping profile of Civil War spies and heroes led by Belle Boyd and Elizabeth Van Lew. It details their daring acts, capture and escape tales, and the broader U S secret service network under Gen. Lafayette Baker, highlighting Timothy Webster and Pauline Cushman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
Tonewall Jackson
Napoleon
Stonewall
Belle Boyd
Jackson
Banks
Misa Helle Boyd
Shields
Miss Boyd
Shield
Stonewall Jackson
Shenandoah
Winchester
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Elizabeth B. van Lew
Richmond
Lizzie van Lew
Libby
Lizzie
Grant
Lizale van Lew
Col
Ulric Dahlgren
Rosa B. Greenlow
Washington
Miss Duval
Beauregard
McDowell
Johnson
Bim Run
cQuad
Lafayette
Baker
Allan Pinkerton
Timothy Webster
Webster
South
Beheve
Deng
Alabama
Baltimore
Knights of Liberty
Rich
Pittsburgh
Lynel ‘Ng
Pinkerton
van Gohn
Abe
Hattie Lewis
Jefferson Davis
Sheaves
Pauline Cushman
Pauline
Thomas
Nashville
Stanton
Maj
Belle Reynolds
Seventieth Linois
Sam Davis
Bragg
Tennessee
Bravette
Davis
Ano
Grenville M. Dodge
Nathan Hale
General Dodge
Dodge
Confederacy
Maryland
Virginia
Custis Grymes
Virginola
Familly
George Washington
Stuart
Vermont
Canada
Grymes
Olivia Floyd
Olivia
Tim Lane
Elizabeth W. Stiles
Quantrell
Stiles
Lane
Sterling Price
Mack Williams
Willams
Fairfax Court House
Mosby
New York Times
Grant as a Great Military Chief and Quiet Leader
A near-unanimous view credits Ulysses S. Grant with world class military achievement. The piece notes his modest bearing and stubborn resolve, highlighting open-mindedness and rapid adaptation as key strengths. It recounts decisive moments at Spottsylvania, Petersburg, and the Wilderness showing steadfastness and calm under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses S. Grant
Henry BE. Wing
New York Chistian Advocate
Grant
Menda and Burne
Sheridan
Hancock
Msmaln
Atmost
Halleck
Spottsylvania
Yau
Lan
United States
Petersburg
Meade
Opportunistic oil lease pitch targets investors
A report fragment describes The Old Dominion Oil Company offering shares in valuable leases near production with minimal costs and full profit shares. The advert cites anonymity and calls for Norris in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, as secretary at Grain Exchange Building. The page also includes assorted quotes and jokes from a Baltimore American column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD Dominion Oil Company
Norris
Grain Exchange Building
Oklahoma Ciy
Oklahoma
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Thiss
San Francisco
New York
W. L. Douglas
America
Brockton
Mass
W. i. Dougina Shoe Co
Spark St
Brockton, Murs
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ottawa
Can
F.H. Hewitt
Sid Street
Des Moines
Farner Corrtessel
Baltimore American
Saxon Motor Car Corporation
Detroit
Michigan
Taylor Motor Company