Obsequies of President Lincoln in Detroit
The funeral procession in Detroit stretched over four miles and included military detachments a grand funeral car Army and Navy officers British officers state and city officials Canadian civil officers public schools Masons Odd Fellows Trades Unions German Societies and more. Senator Howard delivered the oration.
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Bark N M Haven Reports Arrival and Havana Trade
Bark N M Haven from Matanzas arrived with a report dated April 17 at latitude 35 49 longitude 72 20. It mentions contact with the bark Martin W Pratt from New York bound for Havana. Jay Cooke reports subscriptions to the 7 30 loan totaling 4 023 550 with Boston supplying 200 000 and Chicago 110 000. There were 2814 individual subscriptions of 50 and 100 dollars.
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Richmond hotels host Confederate officers and soldiers
The General commanding orders the Powhatan Hotel as the entertainment site for Confederate officers and troops. The Spottswood Hotel is forbidden for such guests, and those staying there must vacate immediately. Hon Charles J Ikner of Berkeley county has arrived in the city.
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