Trial recounts Harold aiding Booth escape and barn arson
Eyewitnesses describe Harold being brought from the barn after Booth demanded arms. Lieut. Baker forced the handover while Harold claimed innocence. A rope and blazing straw lit the barn as investigators traced Harold’s movements with horses and other suspects, with testimony looping through the escape and ensuing pursuit.
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Harold
Booth
Conger
Boston Corbett
Joan Fletcher
Naylor
Atzerotths
Philadelphia
Atzerott
Montgomery County
10Th Street
H Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Willara’s
14Th Street
F Street
Avenue
E Street
Ninth Street
The
Capitol
Navy Yard Bridge
T. B
Maryland
Joan Greenawalt
Pennsylvania House
Samuel Thompson
Gen. Grant
Andrew Atwood
G. W. Gremmell
Joan Fuiercuer
Auger
National Intelligencer
the Intelligencer
Thomas L. Gardner
Dr Mudd
John J. Parrey
Envelope Evidence in Civil War Plot Reading Read by General Scott
An envelope and letters are presented to the Commission. The letters imply a conspiratorial plot to kill a target in 1864 with names and dates noted. The witness recalls reading the letters to Generals Scott and Dix and describes exchanges between two men, one larger and one smaller, and a planned return to Washington.
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Louis
Charlotte Corday
Abe
Johnson
Fountain Head
Butler
Detroit
Harcourt
Leenea
Washington
Sanders
Canada
Cuaries Senny
Gen. Buuler
New York
General Scott
Dix
Pirates at Havana and Bermuda voyage details
The steamer Cahawba from Havana arrived. The Stonewall left Teneriffe April 1 and reached Nassau before failing to cross Havana’s bar due to deep draft, then sailed to Havana after three days. Spanish officials visited the pirate Stonewall. Cahawba cleared for Key West after consul pressure. The frigate Powhat Be and gunboat Aries were in Havana area. passengers include Jack Davis of Galveston. Aries captured a British blockade runner off Florida with cotton and $300,000 in specie and two unnamed men.
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New York
Cahawba
Havana
Stonewall
Teneriffe
Bermuda
Nassau
D'Marina
Key West
J. M. Morales
Worden
Aries
Matanzas
Imogene
Jack Davis
Galveston
Florida
North Carolina Loyal Government Moves, Food Shared
The Raleigh Standard notes steps may be taken to call a convention to restore a loyal State Government. A Fayetteville delegation sent to Wilmington procured 20 000 to 30 000 rations for residents despite secessionists, with government horses and mules provided to farmers. Railroads and telegraphs are functioning as Union meetings spread across the state, including a large gathering in Raleigh.
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New York
Tith
Fayetteville 3d
Wilmington
NewseErn
N.C
North Carolina
Raleigh
Democratic abstention and People’s Union ticket favored
In San Francisco on May 16 the municipal election proceeds quietly with no Democratic ticket. the People’s Union ticket is expected to win. Utah freight departed from Lopaz Arizona via the Colorado River on May 4 bound for Utah. The steamer Cocopa carried cargo 600 miles above discharge points. The steamer John S Stevens arrived from Mexican ports with 67000 dollars in specie and 23000 sacks of silver ore.
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San Francisco
People’s Union
Utah
Colorado River
Lopaz
Arizona
Cocopa
Utah Landing
John S. Stevens
Sherman to visit Washington and Meade's troops march
New York reports General Sherman is due in Washington Friday or Saturday to handle official business and then visit his Ohio family. A grand review is set for Tuesday or Wednesday. Sherman and Meade army columns are moving through Washington. Gold at Gallagher's Evening Exchange closes. The steamship Nova Scotian reached Father Point at 6 PM.
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Gen. Harris
Reverdy Johnson
Johnson
Writrams
O’bierne
Sarrattsville
Dr Mudd
Booth
Harold
J. Wilkes Booth
Lloyd’s House
Surratt
Uniontown
Lloyd
Mrs Surratt
Wu. P. Surr
Caroline County
Fauquar County
Port Conway
Ruggies
Mosby
A. P. Hill
Richmond
Lieut
Ruggles
J. W.B
Boyd
Garrett
Concer
Suatt
Bowling Green
Port Royal
Sutt
Beker
Doherty
Satt
Lutt
Baker
Lieut. Baker
Garretts
Tacre
National Intelligencer
A. S.grant
Ulysses S. Grant
Jacob Thompson
Buchanan
Vicksburg
Milliken’s Bend
Young’s Point
Navy
Admiral Porter
Mk Aiken
Baltimore
Department of Washington
Augur
Ewrye
Annapolis
Mary Hmudspeth
Harlem
New York
New York City
Third Avenue
Newburg
Newbern
Nassau Street
Twenty-sixth
Twenty-seventh Street
Sherman
Ohio
Meade
Gallagher’s Evening Exchange
Montreal
C.E
Nova Scotian
Father Point
Money market and loan notices in Philadelphia era report
The report notes Gold trading near 130 with a 60 day Sterling rate around 14.34 percent and a bankers bills rate to London at 10 percent. It mentions strong efforts to lower Gold prices and indicates rising demand for sterling and francs due to orders for English, French, and German goods. It also highlights the United States Seven Thirty Loan third series offering $230,000 and calls for immediate subscriptions through Jay Cooke in Philadelphia. The Otis Company declares a 10 percent dividend payable on demand.
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Jay Cook
First National Bank of
Pittsburg
Second National Bank of
Cleveland
First National Bank of New York
J. W. Guest
Baltimore
A. van Alien
Albany Bank
Treasury Department
New York
Middle
United States
Yey
Tray Rae
United On Re Eee
Wilmington
London
Europe
Jay Cooke
Philadelphia
Otis Company
J. 5. & E. Wright & Co
European Paintings on Public Sale at Leonard & Co.
A large collection of European paintings is on exhibition and for public sale Thursday at 10 o'clock. The rooms of Leonard & Co., Tremont Street, invite the public to examine the works for themselves. Leonard & Co., Auctioneers.
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MopeRr
Leonard & Co
Tremont Street
Footpath Joggeres Through Curious Verse
A fragmented verse scene depicts a jogger along a footpath with playful wordplay and rhythmic cadence. The lines evoke movement and mood through altered spellings and buoyant imagery.
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