In a riot against one of these businesses owned by Alexander Contee Hanson in Baltimore in 1812, Light-Horse Harry Lee was severely injured.
In a riot against one of these businesses owned by Alexander Contee Hanson in Baltimore in 1812, Light-Horse Harry Lee was severely injured. The German immigrant Wilhelm Pratt fled Baltimore after his business of this type was targeted by participants in the Pratt Street riots. The mythical Argus was the namesake of one of these businesses founded by Kitchen Cabinet member Amos Kendall. An abolitionist who ran one of these businesses was put in Boston's Leverett Street Jail for his own protection against a mob in 1835. A mob in Alton, Illinois, destroyed one of these businesses and killed its its owner. Businesses of this type were run by Elijah Lovejoy and William Lloyd Garrison. For 10 points, name these businesses, exemplified by the New York Tribune.
In a riot against one of these businesses owned by Alexander Contee Hanson in Baltimore in 1812, Light-Horse Harry Lee was severely injured.
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