Death in Battle and Brave Soldiers Seen in Wilderness
An 1891 reminiscence by a light artilleryman details brutal Civil War combat in the Wilderness. Vivid scenes describe Will and other fallen comrades, brief recoveries, and the raw psychology of dying soldiers, with haunting anecdotes of wounds, courage, and resilience.
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Grant
Tem
Will
Brock Road
Longstreet
Maine
Fatal balloon ascensions and daring escapes
A string of deadly and near fatal balloon incidents marks a rough year in aviation. Hogan falls from a balloon in Detroit, Hogan crushed on the sidewalk, and Hart near Chicago is gravely injured. A Petersburg burial ruse uses a coffin bell and grave guard to await signs of life. Arrests follow a bold express-car robbery in Georgia with $2,474.15 taken and loot recovered. Detective work pins Thornton, Horton, and Brasewell, who confess and face years in custody or forced labor. A San Francisco police cat partner aids Officer Fanning on Octavia Street, while Chicago Odd Fellows notes report funds and plans for an orphan home.
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Ed Cole
Detroit
John Hogan
Hart
Spring Grove Park
Chicago
Bartholomew
Joan Hogan
Megan
Hogan
St. Petersburg
Smolenskay
Georgia Central Railroad
Harve Bedford
Billy Crim
Atlanta
Collier's Station
Jackson
Southern Express Company
Marshall Harris
Forsyth
Wooster
Macon
Thornton
Taylor
Marshal Harris
Horton
Octavia Street
San Francisco
Tom Pretty Dear
Chicago Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Association
Odd Fellows
Tlinois
Rebekah
How O'Hara Escaped From Jefferson Market Jail
Eugene O'Hara, New York highwayman, escaped from the Jefferson Market police court prison by sawing bars and using a rope of bed sheets. He had prior sentences for highway robbery and stabbing a policeman, and his escape followed similarly lax security.
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New York
Eugene O'Hara
General Crook
New York City
Jack Shepherd
Jefferson Market Police Court
Quirk
O'Hara
Sing Sing
Kot
Maguire
Seventh Avenue
Rogues
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