General Fremont Controversy Reported In The Daily Press
The Daily Press discusses friction between the government and General Fremont over his actions regarding slaves and rebellion. It questions presidential authority, cites Proclamation law amendments, and notes editorials from The Gazette accusing and defending positions on liberty, insurrection, and wartime speech.
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Washington Correspondence Warmsoros September 11 1901
Washington correspondent reports on Civil War era skirmishes with reflections on McClellan and Davis. Describes troop movements, hospital conditions, espionage, river conditions, and public sentiment in the capital amid ongoing conflict.
War News and Skirmishes at Cheat Mountain
Telegrams from the Civil War front report skirmishes near Cheat Mountain with Union forces under General George Crook repelling a rebel advance. Fremont’s proclamation freeing slaves and Missouri reactions fuel debate as officers resign amid mounting pressures. News items from Baltimore to Leavenworth detail naval captures, theater coroner findings, and military movements, with casualties and troop actions across multiple theaters.
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New York
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Boston
Oregon Inlet
Charles Brewer
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Ruswell
Julia A. Rich
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Ti Ted
Eee Man’s Journal
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Little Platte
Barclay Coppie
Oun Brown
Montgomery
Kangug Regiment
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the Tribune
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Missouri
Leavenworth
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Fort Scott
Mongarove
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West Indies
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Proclamation and Civil War News from 1862 Outreach
The document recounts a Confederate style proclamation declaring harsh penalties for rebels and the intent to use force to suppress insurrection. It references General Fremont and orders to execute captured fighters. It also covers reports from the field about troop movements, reinforcements, and actions near Lexington, Belmont, Paducah, and Norfolk with various regiments and cannon fire.
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Norfolk
Arrival of the Anglo-Saxon at Farner Port and European news
The Anglo-Saxon steamed into Farner Port after leaving Liverpool on September 5 and Londonderry on the 4th. The Times notes caution for travelers amid Civil War tensions and cotton worries, predicting South subjugation unlikely and possible split government postwar. French and Austrian notes about Papal affairs and troop movements are recorded, with Liverpool market reports showing cotton sales, price advances, and port stock estimates.
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