Charleston Enlists Tens Of Thousands As War Becomes Likely
Reports say 10 000 soldiers flood into Charleston while Beauregard strengthens positions. State forces drill and line up from 16 to 60 with regiments at the race course and Pikesville. British and French officials may recognize Southern independence. the Federal fleet sails from New York with Major Anderson aboard.
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Major Anderson
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Philadelphia protesters warn as mob disperses
A 200-strong mob visited Josiah Randall's home in Philadelphia. Mayor Henry pursued the rioters after the ring leader was arrested by the police chief. The mayor warned that treason and violence would not be tolerated and citizens must report enemies. Watmough and Ashmead offered Navy service, citing Union loyalty. The legislature imposes heavy penalties for aiding enemies.
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Philadelphia
Josiah Randall
Wm. B. Reed
Henry
P. G. Watmough
L. P. Ashmead
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Union
Washington Dispatches Describe Troop Deployments and Tenders
Washington reports indicate flags over private homes and troops posted at Potomac bridges. Officers allegedly criticizing the Government may be summarily dealt with. Baltimore volunteers offer 1000 men for Maryland quota and Col Lander is tendered command of District volunteers.
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New York
Washington
Times
Potomac
Scott
War Department
Baltimore
Maryland
Secretary of War
Col. Lander
Governor orders company to State Arsenal amid unrest in Trenton
A crowd with drums and fire roams Trenton as the governor sends a company to the State Arsenal over fears arms could be seized. Some doubt the risk. An attack on the True American office is feared due to the absence of the American flag. The crowd passed the office with three cheers for the Union and three groans for the paper. No further incidents occur.
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T. H. Newcomb
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Baltimore Regiment Tendered as Massachusetts Quota Doubled
Washington dispatch reports Governors of Kentucky Virginia North Carolina and Missouri may refuse troop requisition while Maryland responds promptly. A Baltimore regiment offers service, Massachusetts quota doubled, three Boston regiments to be sent, Gen. Lane to command a thousand men, Ashmun on secret mission, Harper's Ferry and Forts Washington Monroe to be garrisoned, routes between Philadelphia and Washington guarded by Western troops.
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New Orleans War News and Coastal Defense Updates
The city tightens defenses as volunteers flood in from Louisiana and Texas. Deserters join the Confederacy after deserting the Federal army, while ships Lecompte and Marquis de Habana bring news and cargo. Officials in Washington issue appointments and bolster coastal readiness amid excitement over Fort Sumter.
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Lecompte
Shreveport
Campo
Indianola
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Tipton Walker
Montgomery
Galveston
Davis
Texas
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Ree Eee records show a teen years event with unclear details. The fragment hints at a local youth gathering and possible names, places, or dates but the text is garbled. Further readable context is needed for a precise headline and summary.
Ringgold Flying Artillery Leaves for Harrisburg
Requisitioned by the Governor the Ringgold Flying Artillery of Reavind Pennsylvania under Capt McKnight with 108 men and four field pieces departed for Harrisburg. Adjutant Holbert ordered by Col Penrose issued a call for volunteers from Cumberland County.
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Pennsylvania
Pottsville Volunteers Respond to President Proclamation
Seven companies have answered the President's call. Two will proceed to Harrisburg tomorrow. Citizens gather funds to aid families of the volunteers in Pottsville, Pennsylvania.
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Pottsville
Harrisburg
Lawrence City Council Approves Aid for Military Families
The Lawrence city government met this morning and appropriated $2000 for the families of residents who have left the city to defend the nation's flag.
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Lawrence
Apri
Ship timber schooner wrecked. crew lost at Shark River
A schooner lay ashore in Shark River inlet with all hands lost. The vessel carried ship timber. Postmarked letters from Nobleboro and Waldoboro Maine addressed to William G. Kuhn Henry Gedinger and Joshua Benner of Locust Hill New York drifted ashore. The incident reports a fatal maritime disaster.
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Shark River Inlet
Nobleboro
Waldoboro
Maine
William G. Kuhn
Henry Gedinger
Joshua Benner
Locust Hill
New Jersey Quota Orders Set Regimental Replacements
Trenxton New Jersey April 16 Orders will be issued to the Major Generals of the four divisions of the State for one regiment from each.
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Sopficial
Boston
Sutton
Morse
Andrews
John A. Andrew
William Schouler
Adj
New Jersey
Trenxton
N. J
Bad Weather to Buffalo
Bourrazo Avril 16 vessels arriving and departing freely despite a severe snow storm tonight. Collingwood harbor remains ice free and two propellers have cleared for Chicago.
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Bourrazo
Collingwood Harbor
Chicago
Revenue Deficit Put at 760000 in Public Accounts
The Canada Revenue Toronto reports a public revenue deficiency of 760000 for the past year. The figure represents the shortfall in the year’s budget against expenditures, with officials noting gaps across multiple departments.
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Toronto
Canada
Auburn Awake as 49th Regiment Near Full Strength
Avsary New York April 16 An artillery company fills rapidly and the 49th regiment will be raised to 1000 men All parties support sustaining the Government.
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Balttimore
Guy
Washington
Army
Navy
Minute
Auburn
Avsary
N. Y
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