A Web of Romance and Russian Intrigue in Archangel
A narrator recounts a hidden romance with Madame Rozenki and a countess exiled to Archangel. Letters, a sealed note, and a dangerous transfer of an estate unfold as the narrator returns to England pursuing truth and love amid aristocratic schemes and family pressures. The uncle’s warning and Hardstaff’s revelations frame a tale of mistaken identity and peril.
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Rosenki
Rozouki
Severard
Thad
Archadgél
Archangel
England
Itardstar
St. Petersburg
London
King William Atreat
Skindorkin & Co
Archanel
Rozenki Palace
Baltic
Mr. Hardstaff
Skindorkin and Co
Yorkshire
Iver
St. .Petersburg
Skinderkin & Co
Murder Mystery Tied to Prominent Jacksonville Merchant
The Fall River News reports the murder of Remington in Jacksonville Florida. Remington, a respected merchant and railroad agent, led a prosperous life with a wife and family and was a key regional figure before the war, trusted by many for his prudence. He died aged 71, noted as an enterprising and liberal citizen.
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Jexru
Rewxoros
Fall River
Remata
Fhezgoely
Jacksonville
Fla
Joseyih Remington
Mowers
Hale
Robert K. Remington
New York
Shere Northern Goods
Mr. R
Providence
A Civil War Era Political Debate Over Party Unity
The Bristol Phi reports on a Democratic congressional meeting urging party unity amid the Civil War. It questions motives of reformers, warns against partisan maneuvering, and argues for constitutional supremacy over old party divisions, predicting eventual national renewal.
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Congress
Republican Party
Vallandigham
Farewell Address of Rev D. H. Ela at State Street Church
The audience at the State Street Methodist Church heard the farewell address of Rev D. H. Ela after two years of ministry. He noted harmonious pastor and congregation relations and chose text from Acts 20 32. The church reports several members died removed and united by faith, with many paying their respects at the end of the service.
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David H. Ela
State Street Methodist E
D. H. Ela
Newbern Mission News and Regional Prospect in Progress
The New Bern Progress issued by E L Deavenport Co praises talent and influence in Uncle Sam’s territory and notes William J Miller of this town was selected by Gov Sprague to retrieve R I Regiment officers’ bodies in Newbern. Miller departed Wednesday evening on the mission. The New York Custom House duties income is about $200000 as trade revives in the city.
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N.C
E. L Deavenport'’& Co
Sam
William J. Miler
Sprague ‘Tor
Newbern
N. C
R. I
Or Ngar
New York Custon House
Ian
T. Bennett
Samr Wells Church
Joseph I. Blake
John. Turner
Sprague
Arnold
Sec. of State
Barilett Ae
Bargées
Neatterin
Missouri
St . Vata Aginatus
Eabh
Spray
Belobgise
Gulfora
Sean
Provid
Remington
Jac myillonElai
Joseph E
Cate
Minot
New York
Bushrod Tolinainy
Ieee
Newsern
Burnside
Bat
Enid
Poinalae
Corid
Wiildo
Narragansett Times
Funeral of Sergeant Simeon Newman at Barton Street
A somber funeral for Sergeant Simeon Newman on Thursday featured a large turnout from Army units, town officials, and citizens. The procession began at Barton Street residence, moved through streets to Congregational Church, where Rev Dr Shepard led services, then to Bristol Neck Cemetery for interment with martial music and church bells tolling.
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Respost
Newman
Our
Suiseas
Rhode
Asland
Barton Street
Rov
Eldridge
Ae Ferns Bristol Train of Artillery
Col. Wardwell
Customs and Post Office
Warren
Burton
High Street
Constitution
Hope
Bradford
Congregational Church
Dr Shepard
China
Shepard
South Christian Church
Bristol Neck
Artilery Company
Blockade at Charleston Report From Port Royal
A Port Royal letter notes English steamer Commerce from Liverpool ran the blockade into Charleston on March 10 with woolens shoes and ammunition. The Cahawbe and Mackinaw also aided by running in on March 23. Caroline and Chase entered from Nassau the same day. Several vessels have pierced the blockade, showing its difficulty. The Florida James Adger Sumter Flambeau and Onward compose the present squadron. Emily St. Pierre, Calcutta ship with gunny bags, was captured by James Adger on March 16 while attempting to run in.
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Port Royal
Liverpool
Charleston
Mackinaw
Caroline
Nassau
Florida
James Adger
Sumter
Flambeau
Onward
Emily
Calcutta
New Brunswick
Burnside
New York
the Times
Newhern
Morahead City
Beaufort
Fort Macon
Newbern
Pike
Swallow
Washington
New Youk
Herald
Beghyeaard
McCjollan
Manasses
Bo Sanbuthern Confederacy
District of Columbia
San
Auguatine
Budd
Pang
Ahibuscade
Musquito Inter State
Treasury
Rhode Island Honors Three Heroes After Manassas
Rhode Island paid final tribute to three soldiers who fell at Manassas as crowds filled Providence streets despite a Monday storm. Cities along the homeward journey offered ceremonies and expressions of respect, keeping the memory of Stocum, Baurou and Tower sacred in a grateful Commonwealth.
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Ionor
Rhode Island
Manassas
Providence
Stocum
Baurou
Tower
Explosion kills many at Philadelphia patent cartridge factory
An explosion at Professor Samuel Jackson's factory on South and Reed streets Philadelphia wounds and kills dozens. Seventy eight workers including women and girls were present. the building is wrecked and many are maimed or die from injuries. the proprietor's son is among the dead.
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Philadelphia
Samuel Jackson
South and
Reed Streets
Bartholow
Parson Brownlow Plans New York Lecture Tour
A letter from Parson Brownlow announces an intended visit to New York around the 10th, citing improving health and aims to raise funds for a new press and printing equipment. Arrangements include a Cooper Institute lecture tour to benefit his own use, while debates discuss a three percent tax on newspaper advertisements.
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Parson Brownlow
New York
Cooper Institute
Hia
Public lamp repairs urged in Lampe town notice
A local correspondent praises coverage of street lighting issues in the paper. The writer asks for lantern lights to be improved with brighter burners and proper cleaning to prevent dim or extinguished flames, arguing for economical upgrades to match neighboring towns.
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Eorror
Crie
Welded wartime report from Virginia to Fort Macon
Dispatches recount actions of Col Annisanell and the 1st Virginia Cavalry fighting with Union forces. Casualty totals include fifteen rebels killed and 25 prisoners taken near Warrensburg, with Col Parker and Capt Walia among prisoners. Banks moves toward Ashby and Fort Macon preparations cite Burnside reinforcements aboard Marion.
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Col
Annisanell
Virginia“cavalry
St. Louis
Thompson
Warrensburg
Parker
Walia
Confederate and Union War Dispatches From Fort Pulaski to Richmond
Reported April 2 from the South notes about 500 rebels at Fort Pulaski refusing surrender to Union forces, with Sherman demanding unconditional capitulation. Intelligence describes rebel withdrawals along the Georgia coast, Seminole incursions near Thunderbolt, and heavy fortifications around Savannah.
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Monnox
Fort Pulaski
Sherman
Georgian
Thunderbolt
Savannah
Thunderbolt Fort
Florida
Obsequies of Col Balig Major Balig of the Second Regiment
The funeral procession for Major Balig of the Second Regiment drew a large crowd as mourning flags draped homes and shops. Escorts formed on Dorrance and Bro Street with the Pawtucket Light Guard bearing the caskets to the tomb under the direction of Brigadier General Charles T. Rubbing. Three volleys sounded, guards, bishops and Governor present, the scene described as the most impressive display of popular respect in the city.
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Balig
Righteus
Christian Burns
Dorrance Street
Bro
Pawtucket
Ted
Charles T. Rubbing
Joseph P. Balch
Wapte A. Geddy
Wittens
Fligh
Westminster
Exchange Place
Providence: Journal
Melellan advances and Burnside praise in Civil War dispatches
Despatches report Melellan’s main army skirmishing with rebels near the Rappahannock and Fort Union in the Far West stocked with government stores. Wounded from New Bern are in New York, praised Burnside for care of his men, while Lincoln era, Reconstruction and Vermont sugar prospects are also touched.
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Herald
Lellan Ling
Rappahannock
Maj
Donaldson
New Mexico
Fort Union
Ollaya
Goldiers
Corinth
Revuaticatiailies SiArota Linney
Y Pais Secession
Ean Ey
gHozianes Torj
Mead
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Origin Oil
Lactarer
Bristol
Mea
Simeon
We Ak Mma
Boston ‘Journal
Ritiit
Stowe
Rabel Congress
Oni
Washington ,Dispatch
Boston, Journal
Woopsrock
Banks
Strateburg
Marion
Hatteras Inlet
Fulton, Ericsson
Star of the South
Massachusetts
Maryland
Connecticut
Bautisors
Cabern
North Carolina
Pensacola
Santa Rosa
Maury
Yorktown
Jaurestown
Merrimac
Monitor
General Hospital
Norfolk
Buchanan
Lieut
Minor
Abe Cook
Ma Setonak
Footes
Lieat
Seah
Richmond
Karpeville
Petersburg
Turris
Tehriveses
Maniphis
Confederate Cortenss
Fruiliere
Sudan
Vermont
Herrick
Ajler
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