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Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1912

Page

10

Escape from the hut: a river ford night raid

In a dark riverfront hut a narrator who is an escaped prisoner overpowers a sentry. He seizes a revolver and coerces the lieutenant to order his men away, then drives twenty horses to flee along the ford while planning to seize more gear before escaping by horse.

Handley Cross Roads Newcom Jones Chargless Cap Scott Jed Yankee Caboodle

A Demon on Horseback Ends the Night Pursuit

In a desperate night ride the narrator evades a vengeful pursuer, bungled by a split from Bungay. After a brutal collision and a rough fall, Bungay survives with injuries as they press toward Federal lines, trading grim quips and resolve to reach safety by dawn.

Leutenant Bungay

Reinforcements for Early Ride North in Forced March

A Civil War narrator wakes to orders of a forced march with Colgate urging readiness as McDaniel's division moves ahead and Longstreet crosses the White Briar. The troop forms, a dusty column heads north, and Jed the mule herd rider jokes about home as dawn brings anticipation of battle and memory of past losses. Bungay recites Scott by a campfire under a moonlit bivouac.

Wayne Colgate Jack McDaniel Slayton Reede Sloan Rocke McDaniel’s Longstreet White Briar Shenandoas Charlottesville Jed Quartermaster’s Department Cap Early Bungay Scott Shenandoah Antietam Gettysburg Wilderness Manassas

Battle in the Shenandoah dramatic dawn clash

The narrator recalls a dawn assault in the Shenandoah Valley. Fog lifts to reveal opposing lines and fires as infantry surge uphill. Casualties mount while artillery and a courageous defense test endurance and discipline amid rising blue Federal assaults.

The Grand Old Name Controversy Splits Englishmen

A London Truth remark notes that English opinions vary on who qualifies as a gentleman. The joke claims that no man can be a true gentleman unless he has a remote ancestor who robbed the country, reflecting scolding humor about class and heritage.

London

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