Three Cardinals Die as War Reports Reach Boston
The item notes deaths of three Roman cardinals and reports on various Civil War era events. It mentions French army movements, Boston receipts, large wool and machinery shipments, and a court of public notices. The narrative includes brief references to Breckinridge, Ireland, and a range of scattered incidents across cities.
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Boston
England
Maseschusetts
Belecta Sea
Colorado
Wuftalo
Bertest
New York
Etefl
Aes
Sheridan's 1864 Ride Echoes in Confederate Warnings
Fragmentary lines recall Sheridan’s cavalry movements near Chambersburg in September 1864. The garbled verse hints at battles, home fires, and pursuit, mentioning cavalry leaders and the war’s emotional toll on civilians and soldiers alike.
War Talk on Slavery and Debt From Civil War Era
A Philadelphia speaker denounces slavery and warns that peace must be earned through endurance. The Richmond and Norfolk press discuss ongoing war burdens, debt growth, and the need to avoid risky battles while preserving liberty, urging perseverance over swift, costly victories.
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Ures
Almenac
Endea
United States
Great Britain
England
Britain
Ingal Bistee
Letter from former Alabama senator urges separate state action and peace terms
The Hon. Janamian Clemens writes from Philadelphia inviting Alabama to rejoin the Union via separate state action. He denounces Copperhead rebels, condemns Grant and Lincoln, and argues for peace through Davis’s terms. He warns that northern allies would pursue harsher consequences if Confederate secession supporters refuse reconciliation.
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Janamian Clemens
Alabama
Philadelphia
Hantsville
Grant
Shyren
Geo. Butler
Ehan
Jef Davis
Noth Caroline
Grovertor
McClellan
Jette Davis
Mr. Davis
McChetang
A. Lees
White House
Davis
Lincoln
McViellan
Confederacy
Vermont raid details and extradition news from dispatches
The Globe reports new telegraphic details on the Vermont raid with four apprehended conspirators. Extradition papers are moving toward the Porous authorities as investigators weigh whether Confederate officers led a border incursion or raiders aimed solely at robbery. The piece flags a letter from Limeol, a Confederate provisional army figure, and seeks to verify government complicity.
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The
Toronto Globe
Vermont
Os da
Ples
St Altans
Limeol
Provisional Army of the
Confederate States
Camedia
United States
Famine in Southern California Report Obscure
Fragmentary notes from San Francisco papers describe famine in Southern California with references to drought death and livestock losses. The text mentions Mr. D Hill with 200 head of cattle out of 10,000 and hints at insufficient relief or protective measures for residents and agriculture.
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California
San Francisco
D. Hill
Riot Sparks After Governor Speech at Mc Nashville Press
Report describes a tense scene after a governor’s speech where a crowd formed and tensions rose. A rock was thrown into the crowd and an unknown person appears to have attacked or disrupted the gathering.
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Johnson
Pegroés
Mc Nashville Press
Viet
Gwarselon
Telegraphic Dispatch From Cincinnati
A terse telegraph report sent to Cincinnati outlines brief news items received by the Daily Times. It highlights quick summaries of events and notable happenings conveyed over long-distance lines.
Prisoners to be Comforted by Both Sides in War Exchange
The Times reports Col. Oald rebel commander of exchange will allow South blankets and supplies for prisoners. Confederate authorities to permit similar aid and goods to reach detainees. Generals on both sides pledge to ensure humane treatment and faithful execution of arrangements.
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New York
Washington
Oald
New York Vote Fraud Arrests Reported In October
The article notes arrests tied to alleged vote tampering in New York with accusations of forged ballots. It names Moces J. Terry and changes to ballots, implying a wider network but lacks full names of implicated prominent figures. The piece highlights alleged party involvement without detailing concrete evidence.
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New Yous
Moces J. Terry
New York State
Givis
Frontier Militia Forms to Shield New York Border
Early reports from New York on October 27 describe Vermont citizens along the frontier organizing cavalry and infantry for border protection against raiders. War officials supply cavalry spares and carbines for use on the border as disease and unrest ripple through frontier communities.
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New York
Vermont
Newbern
John Mitchell
Reri
Anes
Gen Lyon Forces Observe Near White Oak Creek Mouth
Washington dispatch reports Gen Lyon crossed near White Oak Creek mouth as Rebel forces reportedly hold Warrenton road. A 44th U S Colored Infantry escapee says Hood’s and Lee’s corps may move toward Whitesburg. Captain Fhoinsa notes rockets seen toward Guntersville while only cavalry observed. A prisoner claims Hood’s main force at Warrenton. Tennessee crossings are expected near Guntersville as Forrest threatens Paducah. Military authorities remain on alert for defense.
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Washington
Lyon
White Oak Creek
Huntavile
Whitesburg
Warrenton Road
44Th
U. S. Colored Infantry
Hood
Heod
Lee
Clayville
Fhoinsa
Guntersville
Daltop
Ciesville
Warrenton
Foreat
Padtcah
Train Attacked by Bushwhackers Near Fort Scott
Border papers report a train from Fort Smith attacked south of Fort Scott with sixteen killed and a portion burned. About 1,500 refugees accompanied the train as around 100 guerrillas and Captain Taylor entered Marathon near Fort Scott, burning stores and dwellings. Rebels defeated as martial law ends. casualties and subsequent actions noted.
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Lewis
Fort 8Ith
Fort Boctt
Eixteen
Capt. Taylor
Maraton
Ma Fort Scott
Knowles
Brown
Hawkins
McGuigh
Shaderick
Stout
McDaniele
Havuibal
8 Joseph
Bucklin
Gerevel
Blockade Runner Seizures and War News From Atlantic Waters
The Niagara and another U S frigate seized a Spanish steamer off Shoreham Sussex on suspicion of running the blockade. Reports mention the Sacramento near New Haven and the Ranger rumor about a rebel cruiser conversion. Journeys in Africa involve explorer Jales Girard’s drowning. Financial distress hits London brokers. Bank of France reports a decline in metal reserve and discount rates.
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Canada
Great Britain
Antwerp
Shoreham
Sussex County
United States
Niagware
Niagara
Bhoreham
Sacramento
New Havin
Hebeon
Semmes
Ranger
Laurel
Africa
Jales Girard
Jos Coburn
Mace
Coburn
Veese
Ian
Tie Bouree
Arrest of N York Voting Agents in Baltimore
A dispatch from the Executive Department dated October 7 1944 reports that New York City voting agents were arrested by the Provost Marshal in Baltimore for voting contrary to law. The telegram notes the involvement of agents linked to New York and references locations including Fort Scott Kansas and Little Santa.
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N. York
Baltimore
Pathe Bias de Btate
Baltim
Price
Ft. Scott
Little Santa
Kansas
Arrest in Washington Washiketon October 27
An arrest was made in Washington Washiketon on October 27 as New York State Avent noted in the city. Authorities report the office was closed following the incident.
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Washiketon
New York
Sheridan Victory Recounted With Heavy Rebel Losses
A Sheridan dispatch notes major Confederate assault near New York October 27 with heavy enemy casualties and large prisoner captures. Union forces repelled the attack, two brigades arriving, and a cavalry push threatened the wagon train before repulsion. An officer killed a hostile rider attempting to challenge Col. Thoburn.
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New York
Lent
Ramreur
Thoburn
Question of Seven-Thirties notes as custom duty tender
Treasury records from 1864 discuss whether the Seven-Thirties issue of 1861 could be received as payment of duties. Assistant Secretary Forteston notes the department already rejects that the notes are receivable and declines referring the matter to Judge Betts or the Attorney General.
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New York
Treasury
Elliout
Decisson
Seapeete
Joan A. Stéwart
Ass't Treas
Treasury Department
Ae Z Shepard
Bag
Wall Street
Betts
United States District Court
Therfore
W. P. Fesstoen
Secretary of Treasury
Sheridan Victory Reported by The Richmond Examiner
The Richmond Examiner on the 24th notes the late battles in the Shenandoah Valley with our principal loss among prisoners and wounded drivers. The enemy was driven back and the reverse blamed on pursuit fatigue, exhausted troops, cavalry indiscipline, and the lure of the enemy’s camp.
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Richmond
Canyon
Pureuil
Safety of Trains on the Orange and Alexandasia Railroad
Since the timber clearing and the plan to send rebel sympathizers as guards, no accidents have occurred and no guerrillas have been seen on the Orange and Alexandria line. This report from Wasnisovor is dated October 27.
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Wasnisovor
Orange and Alexandria
Alleged Frauds in New York Report Repeats Fraud Details
The Commercial's Washington special reiterates a report of fraud in New York involving substitution of McClellan tickets for Lincoln ones. The City Point mail boat reached Washington with no significant news. Gov. Coffey was surprised by guerrillas while separated from the staff on the hill.
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New York
Washington
Nw York
Lincoln
City Point
Gev
Coffe
Sep
Conference assigns capitals for Ottawa Tortle and Quebec
Teta reports the Conference has designated Ottawa as the Capital of the United Provinces, Tortle as the Capital of Upper Canada, and Quebec as the Capital of Lower Canada.
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Quebec
Teta
Ottawa
United Provinces
Upper Canada
Lower Canada
Refugees Arrive in Memphis After Steamer Marmora Attack
The steamer Marmora, fired upon near Prairie Landing on the White River, was followed five to six miles. One officer and fifteen black soldiers were killed, with others wounded. The Mig Dake from Davatus Aleff landed refugees in Memphis on the 25th as Saint Charles, Arkansas, evacuates.
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Boston
Lucoin
Grant
Richmond
McClellan
Sheridan
Clief
Rodelph
Fred
Guerrilles
Gealton
St. Louis
Ebielisebods
Missouri
Crean
Ixvatine
Alderman Mechi
Londen
Bautiog
Wales
Roger Hr
Broadway
General Scott
Willas
Rochester Express
Busiaces
Bayervach
Recovery of Damages for Illegal Seizure Case
A court case concerning damages for illegal seizure of water rights in the Weinshenster matter reached the circuit court. The jurors heard arguments and a verdict was returned in favor of the plaintiff Shaangae for the illegal seizure of the Jef.
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Ronlan
Depositions on St Albans Raid Taken in St Johns Canada
Depositions concerning the St Albans Raid were taken at St Johns Canada in relation to Monwrumat. The record notes the October 97 fight depositions and references Bt Johmary though details are unclear.
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St. Johns
Canada
St. Albans
Re. Monwrumat
Johmary
The Testing of the Largest Gag in the Pearast Seat
A compact note on the testing of a large gag within a set termed em ae Pearast Seat. The fragment suggests a humorous or satirical item, with minimal context beyond the act of testing the largest gag.
Fragmentary War Dispatch Reflects Mexican Army Movement
A clipped report notes ongoing military preparations and troop movements. It mentions two distinguished Mexicans, Senor R, and General Doblado, meeting yesterday at General Grant's quarters to discuss strategy.
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Senor
Meas
Genel Doblado
Admiral Perier Sails for Beaufort Rendezvous
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Admiral Perier sailing toward Beaufort for a rendezvous on 5 February with Montok arrivals at Monroe and other vessels either arrived or en route. The text hints at forthcoming arrangements and a planned reduction of batteries at the river mouth next week.
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Admiral Perier
Beaufort
New York
Ports Wall
Montok
Res Monroe
Price Weirs Driven From Missouri in October Days
From St. Louis October 27 a report says Price's army pushed toward Arkansas after skirmishes with Union forces. The Confederates fell back toward Mound City and Port, losing twenty five to thirty miles, with several flicots and wagons moved to prevent capture. Breckenridge reinforces Fort Smith as Union pursuit intensifies.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Staccouana
Mound City
Port
Cabell
Pelmel
Price
Fort Scott
Breele
Fort Smith
Arkanta
Political dispute over Lincoln era loyalty and rebellion
A Philadelphia Press summary describes a 1868 incident where a Democratic petition to the President urged suppression of rebellion and protection for army and navy. It notes Pendleton and others refused, while George H. Victon declined to admit rebellion endangering the Union, revealing factional tensions in wartime politics.
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Vallantigham
Yilandighens
Boat
Lincolm
United States
Vailendighem
Wasainoeton
George H. Dicton
Chicago
Pendleton
Ind
Mr. Pendleton
Canadian Federation settles main principles amid representation dispute
The federation plan outlines Upper House representation for Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island with 24 24 4 and 24 seats respectively plus Newfoundland. Provinces to be selected from existing Upper House members by the Crown with population guiding future adjustments. The constitution would grant broad federal authority while leaving local elections to provincial choices.
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Nova Scotia
New Brunewick
Prince Edward's Island
Newfoundland
Lower Canada
Crown
Baevenes Prt
Palak Feeek
Slowness of the War Commented by Pan Goovwis in New York
A recent New York meeting reports Pan Goovwis criticizing European nations for slow progress in the war. He laments the long payback period and suggests urgent action is needed to accelerate efforts and support for allies.
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Florst
Motea
Areott
Vie
Britaing Meo
Melodons
Toctona
Peek
Cove
York
Riven Fox
New York
Kouwa
Been
Hosen
Netfucu
Sant Darers
Cits
Elilent Poa
Baewer Pianos
Herd
Iis TriNd &Br
Eek
Tiga
Pan Goovwis
Ald
Europe
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John C. Breckinflage
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Urnichea & Putapkin
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Ireland
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Thames Francia Meakber Delverrd
Nashville
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Tuapperus Stevens
Ivane Ahether
Richmond Bentinel
Union Men of the Hoash
General McVielian
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Gen. Lyon
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Orange and Alexandasia
Canadian Confederation
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Medical
America
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Watke
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