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Bristol Phenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1861

Page

3

Fatal fall at First Congregational Church in New London

Mr Wm Hall, a respected New London resident, was fatally injured when a gust of wind knocked him from the sidewalk near the church yard. He died after lingering until 1 PM. The Springfield Armory to increase muskets production to 1200 monthly starting March 1. Pedestrian Edward Weston plans a Boston to Washington walk over ten days, arriving March 3. Oxen weights reported in Fall River. Jury finds Fowler, former New York Postmaster, defaulted at bond time. sureties not liable.

Wm Hall New London Union Stream New London Ster Edward Pavaan Weston Boston Washington Hartford Wallingford Fowler New York Lave United States

Lincoln snort speeches at Utica toast

Report from Utica describes Mr. Lincoln addressing a cheering crowd with humor about the ladies and a light jab at men. It notes his satisfaction with the welcome and the depiction of the Hudson River Railroad car as an exceptionally lavish presidential conveyance with blue decorations red white and blue silk flags and luxurious furnishings.

Mr. Lincoln Utica Speenpip Evect Lincoln Albany New York Hudson River

Mayor Wood and Mr Lincoln in New York City

In a February 20 meeting at City Hall Mayor Wood welcomed Mr Lincoln with a formal address stressing the need to restore a harmonious Union and peaceful relations. Lincoln replied with thanks, acknowledging mixed political support but pledging devotion to the Union and cautious confidence in guiding the nation.

Mayor Wood Lincoln New York Wood City Hall American Union

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