Massachusetts regiments set for Washington and Fort Monroe
The Massachusetts regiments were assigned routes to reinforce federal troops. Sixth Regiment under Col Jones heads to Washington by Worcester and Western Railroads, while Fourth Regiment under Col Packard sails to Fort Monroe via the State of Maine from Fall River. Third Regiment under Col Wardrop joins Fourth at Fort Monroe aboard S R Spalding, forming a single unit under Packard. The Eighth Regiment, led by Col Monroe with additions, will depart tonight. Detachments from First, Seventh, and Third Battalion units complete ten-company counts. The Cambridge annex arrives without uniforms and is issued overcoats and caps, drafting 64 men. steamer departure was marked by crowds and cheers.
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Militia Mobilization Looms as Pennsylvanians Rush Enlistments
From Puiapeirnusa and Harrisburg to Scranton and Philadelphia on April 17 reports describe 500 men under Gen Small ordered to march to Washington, with 5 000 already enrolled in Harrisburg area and 10 000 accepted overall. Governors appoint top officers and Luzerne County brings a thousand men to Harrisburg. rumors of new levies and legislature reconvening circulate amid mounting public excitement.
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Recruiting Office Opened as Dover Gathers 75 Men
Wealthy elders offered large sums to aid recruiting as Dover announced formation of a 75 man company tonight. At Nasawa, April 17, Republicans and Democrats rallied near City Hall to raise the flag, with speeches by Israel Hunt and Col. A F Stevens among others, amid high patriotic fervor.
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Rifle Guards Offer Service to Maine Governor
Maine Portiano reports the Rifle Guards voted to tender their services to the Governor as part of the State Regiment. Governor Washburn has convened the Legislature to meet on April 23.
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Legislature Approves $500000 For State Regiment
Providence April 17 The Legislature today unanimously appropriated 500000 for military purposes. The state will pay volunteers 12 dollars a month in advance. Banks offered 235000 and A. W. Sprague 100000. Volunteers are coming in rapidly from all parts of the state amid great enthusiasm.
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Enlistment drive under way in Hanttrorp for government support
In Hanttrorp Connecticut an enormous meeting convened to back the government. Banks donated about half a million to arm troops while the Connecticut regiment prepared to organize within a day or two and be ready to answer the national call.
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