A Stirring Wartime Romance From Great Play by Howard Tyrrell
A stirring story of military adventure and wartime wooing drawn from the stage hit by BRONSON HOWARD and HENRY TYRRELL. The piece features wartime photographs by Brady, presenting a dramatic fusion of theater and conflict in period style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson Howard
Henry Tyrrell
Stonewall Jacksons Easter Campaign in the Shenandoah Valley
The narrative outlines the early 1862 Shenandoah Valley operations as the Union mobilizes vast forces, General Scott retires for McClellan, and Stonewall Jackson conducts rapid maneuvers from Winchester toward Staunton. It chronicles Jackson’s strikes against Banks, Shields, and Milroy–Schenck, the valley’s strategic importance, and the Confederate effort to hold the line while Lee reinforces Richmond.
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Tnst
Jefferson
George B. McCreran
McClellan
Washington
General Banks
Leesbore
Potomac
Shenandoah Valley
Banks
Winchester
Gyami
Berle Bosquet
Reeper
Deranse
Robert Blurehams
Stonewall” Brigade
Virginia
Iaenton
Strasburg
Potomar
Caterat
Montrali Hoanitriro
Bis Rites
Howe
Perth
Ricmond
Harry Ie
Bain Eirselves
Kelty St Hommes
Fremont
McDowell
Richmond
Jackson
McClellen
Stames
York Rivers
Fredericksburg
Stonewall
Beols
Shields
Bob Ellingham
Ashby
Fauquier County
Woodstock
Bernstown
Manassas
Blenker
Wat Jackson
Swift Fun Gap
Biue Ridge
Shenandoah River
Hwell
Gordonsville
Lee
Edward Johnson
Staunton
Dwell
Harrisonburg
Milroy
Sebenck
Grand Old Jack fends off Union forces in Shenandoah Valley
In the Shenandoah Valley Jackson and Ewell push Banks to Strasburg and Front Royal, then defend Port Republic by bold moves. A correspondent recalls Jackson’s audacious ride to the bridge, the firing, and the dramatic near-miss as Federal batteries threatened the Northern bank. The writer notes Lee’s optimism and Jackson’s continued dominance over Union commanders in the upper valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewell
Gorronsville
Banks
Strasburg
Jackson
Front Royal
Shenandoah River
Massanuttan Ridge
Grand Old Jack
Gross Keys
Port Republic
Shenandoah
Sitle
Ellingham
Talaferro
Winder
Poston
Bob Lee
Lee
University
Stonewall” Brigade
Bob
Stonewell’ Jackson
Richmond
Free Recipe for Weak Men Promises Quick Restoration
An advertisement offers a free copy of a "prescription" said to cure nervous debility and worn manhood without medicine. It promises rapid, discreet results and asks readers to write to Dr. al Robinson in Detroit for a sealed copy. Included are notarized license and endorsement notices from Bridgeport officials dated December 12, 1912, seeking a druggist license for 870 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zell
Robinson
Luck
Detroit
Hitch
Board of County Commissioners
Fairfield County
Main Street
Bridgeport
Warren P. Sherwood
Bridgepark
Gen
A. Robertson
F.C. Mulins
Chas. M. Biltz
Henre
Tastor
G. Bachman
WM. T. Mullins
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Prtew Ofieutenant
General Scott
Johnson
Stonewall’ Jackson
Johson
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Schenck
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