Escape of Morgan and officers from Ohio Penitentiary detailed
A Columbus report traces General John H Morgan and six fellow officers escape from the Ohio Penitentiary on November 27, 1863. It notes plans by Chief Justice Thomas H Hines and Adjutant General John Castleman, the prison guards, and postwar commissions to publish a full account in the Southern Bivouac. The piece covers early rumors, guards, and the subsequent exoneration of involved officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enquirer
CoLuimure, Ohto
John H. Morgan
Ohio
Coftumba
Thomas H. Hines
John St. Castleman
Kentucky
Morgan
Louisville
Pao
Ahoot
Columbus
Hines
Morrin’s Cavalry
Castleman
Todianapolis
L. P. Milligan
Indianacie
William Q. Warner
Wallace
N. Me+rion
Judge Thurman
Little Miami
Thurman
Judge Hines
Captain Hines
Cincinnati
High Street
General Morgan
Ludlow
Ground Sings Yankee Doodle and Soldiers’ Reverence
The piece recalls a folk song that outlived others and sold over 400000 copies. It is sung at grand Army camps as a unifying tune in many states. General Sherman once joined a chorus with schoolchildren, his voice choking with emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Sherman
Oineinnate Brguher
Divorce Lawyer Seeks 300000 Cash and 830000 Yearly Income
A courtroom quip about alimony turns into a sharp bid as a divorce case asks for 300000 cash and 830000 annual income plus lawyer’s fees. The scene shifts to ads for binders and local tax votes in Hancock County with a defeated pike levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock County
Ottawa Sentinel
Terrific thunderstorm causes property damage in Youngstown area
A severe storm struck Youngs town Sunday morning causing notable property damage and signaling emergency responses. Reports mention hospital ties and medical facilities addressing storm-related injuries in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngs Toes
Terrente
Wan Lee
Ine
Marios Hospital
Calcutta
Prayer and life bridge amid illness and faith in strange tale
A fragmented passage discusses life as a bridge with prayer and worship shaping the journey from birth to death. It opposes mere declarations to the firm will of God and warns of ill health and frail humanity while touting a tonic for vitality as a metaphorical key to the central bridge of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tara
B. Bofwor Seytton
Selifo
Duilen
Farrems Tonle
Bridge of Lite
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Gen. Morgan
Juige Mines
Kentucks, Desprites
Ohio Penitentiary
Corwmary
John W. Bannon
Portsmouth
Athens University
Hondly
W. J. Lowry
Logan
John R. Blackburn
Athens
Bae Burn
Xenia
Dartmouth College
Maud Ogilvie
Colorado
Grosehner & Redderson
Swayni
Matt
Druggiate
Ly Aledy
Navotrow
A. Bradley
John Diewer
Koller
Vooke & Bre
Yorke
Bros
Eupoleon
McMonagle & Rogers
Middletown
Scribner & Ulrich
Taupe
Haury Bohn
Libarty
Sesersis
Thurscaye
Dreluty
Pris
Dillon Bron
Nelly Nae
Tha Perel
France
de Xi
Petsone Arch
Menca
Gevat
Yovarmelven
Pension Slaims Prosecuted
NURAS
Surat A. Maroon
Marion
Ison
Norce
Hulda
Win
Merrion
John Garvtersan
Ana
Sauter
Charles Tunget
Han
Elizabeth Smith
Harvey Stolu
Meerison
Norice
John A. Mile
Walgett
Portland
Maine
Portand
New
Ye Merlin
Broadway
Roofer
Permtentin
Amercan Expres Co
Ftw
Anderson Bros
Toledo
Summit St
Ditetag Tottertuen
Henry Otter
Holterman & Kolbe
Apell
Henry Kotte
Jobs Uh
Koro
T. & A. B. Rothy
Javitir
Ubele Hotal
Jersey
Maluts
Teh al
Richmond
Sosarens
Yoo Ee Ea
Natin
Aor
Hanihe
Cony “Whiteckmurton
Texas
Drate Bens
J.C. Four Ae
Bulwer Littens Bridge
Ultest
Dee
Henry Schner & Redder
Oliver
Gibb
Imperial Steel
Empire
Bei
Perry Street
Saur
D. & J. Wilson
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