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Yorkville Enquirer

Location

York, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1902

Page

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When Boys Were Men Chapter I Recruits and Schemes

In Summerton during the Civil War a group of boys led by Charley Brainard and the narrator plot to join the Thirty eighth cavalry. They face failed recruitment, rival officers, temptations of bribes, and a ruse to get Brainard back into service, amid personal loyalties and looming separation.

Jacket Charley Brainard Summerton Thirty Eighth Cavalry Ninety-ninth Militia Nut Thirty-eighth Cavalry Thirty-eighth Meno May Summerton Aspiriot Phil Hawilton Europe Ninety-finth Militia Phil Clayne Hamilton Cloyne Leutenant Brainard New York Hawilton Phil Hamilton Jack Charley Ny 27 Tome Cruse Whyde Mick McTwyny Mick United States Rover Boss Spears Uo Red Ned Mne Mall Regi Pone

Why Mark Twain Quit the River Aboard a Cotton Truck

A legend explains Mark Twain never became a full pilot and left the river after a pretend fire scare aboard a Natchez bound steamer. An assistant engineer’s accidental ignition in the speaking tube sparked a false alarm as Twain cried fire and the boat ran aground on a sand bar before he abandoned the river.

Mark Twain Jim Bludio Samuel L. Clemens Clemens Natchez Miss Jim Bludso St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Extraordinary Horsemanship Across Nations and Eras

Reports of remarkable feats include John Leech Maning riding bareback up a stairs and leaping a dining room table at Eylesbury, German officers charging a cafe in Metz, a nobleman riding a pony up and down a mansion stairway, a Lincolnshire farmer riding a pony to a second floor room, Handy Andy jumping a fence with Dr Mc Knight, and wild scenes at a New York banquet with horses and Shetland ponies. Also Welsh volunteers galloped over mountain drops at midnight.

John Leech Maning White Hart Hotel Eylesbury Maning Metz 13Th Dragoons West End Kirton Lindsey George Inn Warrambool Victoria Handy Andy M. J. Dickson Grasmere Dr. McKnight New York W. H. Clark Wales

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Touon Babberton George Washington John Habberton Chapter Examiner Charles Brainard The Charlotte J. M. Smyly Atherton Mills W. E Pressly Smyly Pressley Hfe
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