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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1895

Page

4

Deserter Allen Snow Executed at Murfreesboro Camp

James Coleman aids Union forces after Snow is condemned by a Confederate court for desertion. Snow is shot at daylight January 2, 1863, near Murfreesboro as Coleman plots escape and ultimately aids the Union through signal work and daring telegraph reconnaissance.

Allen Snow Murfreesboro Snow James Coleman Bragg Coleman John C. Breckinridge

Young Confederate deserter helps Union gain

James Coleman, in gray uniform, secretly aided the Union after deserting Bragg’s army. He informed Tennessee Governor Andrew Johnson and Major General Rosecrans of Bragg’s plans, earning protection and a chance to continue aiding Union intelligence as General McCook recalled Snow’s prior reports.

Union Coleman Confederacy Signal Corps Bragg Murfreesboro Stevenson Ala Ridgeport Stone River Richmond Cross Arms Cumberland Range Rosecrans Lebanon Kentucky Sixth Tennessee Cavalry Alabama Army of the Cumberland Ohio Union Naval Portsmouth Cincinnati Nashville Newport General Sherman Memphis Wicks Sherman Corinth Grenada Jackson Miss James Coleman Brage Adams Andrew Johnson Tennessee South Johnson General Rosecrans McCook Snow

Peculiar Reporting Quotation Parodied by Provincial Paper

A provincial paper mocks a famous political quotation altering it to Prosperity has its duties for which it fights. The paraphrase echoes Drummond and Sir William Harcourt in a lighthearted critique of public figures and rhetoric.

Drummond William Harcourt Dr. Pierce World's Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo, N. Y South Brander Matthews St. Nicholas Anti-Slavery Society Whittier Harper’s Bazar

He Loved His Father Funny Exchange In Family Tale

A brief humor piece from the Jewish Times and Observer recounts a child named Charlie choosing his father over his mother. Charlie explains men must hold together, prompting a lighthearted reflection on parental affection.

Papa Charlie Jewish Times and Observer

No Longer a Crime. Tourist Puck cartoon quote

A brief cartoon caption notes a tourist remark on horses in Oklahoma and a mock accusation about handling a horse thief by sending him to the lunatic asylum rather than lynching him. The quote attributes a cheeky line to Alkali Ike with a Western setting implied.

Oklahoma Puck Plotz Skeemer Man Col. Hain

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