Lincoln and Spirits Described as Lincoln’s Guidance Source
In Washington during 1862 and afterward Mrs. Nettie Colburn and other seance participants claim President Lincoln joined séances. They recount warnings before the Emancipation Proclamation, front-line visits with family, and advisories on the freedmen issue. The article notes other mediums and a battle-linked prophecy while detailing a pension false-claim investigation in Kansas.
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Waite Pains
N. Y
Abraham Lincoln
Nettie Colburn
Lincoln
D. E. Somes
Maine
S. P. Kase
Philadelphia
Charles Colchester
Charles Foster
Colburn
C. G. Thomas
Muscotah
Kan
Board of Pension Examiners
Atchison
Thomas
Mascotah
Deaths of Lee and Parton Mark Autumn News
Obituary notices report the death of General Fitz Hugh Lee at his Fairfax County home after a long heart illness. James Parton, noted historian, dies at Newburyport after a gradual decline. Other items include Mrs Thurman’s death in Columbus and local university regent declinations.
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Fitz Hugh Lee
Anrtasutta
W. HP. Lee
Fairfax
Gen Lee
Tee
Robert
Bolting
Mise
Mildred Lee
Lexington
Parton
Boston
James Parton
Suthor
Newburyport
Trans Mississippi Congress Opens in Omaha Address Network
The Trans Mississippian Congress opened in Omaha on October 20 with nearly two hundred delegates. Gov Prince of New Mexico led the opening, Rev W K Beans gave the prayer, and speeches by Gov Thayer Gov Adams Mayor Cushing and Sen Warren followed. Committees on credentials and permanent organization were formed as discussions promised interest for attendees and public observers.
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Prince
New Mexico
Omaha
Omata
trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress
W. K Beans
Thayer
Adams
Colorado
Cushing
Congress
Warren
Wyoming
Fishback
Arkansas
Nasgn
Board of Trade
Mass son tragedy and public shocks across towns
The report lists multiple violent events and incidents across states including executions by mob in Tennessee, a jail fire in Minnesota, axe murder in Tower Minnesota, arson deaths in Arkansas, and an Italian in New Orleans killed in a Mafia style assault. It also notes political moves, church matters, and canal diplomacy developments.
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Alexander Morris
Massson
Wis
Mashville
Tenn
J. KR. Stephenson
Quincy
General Council of the
Lutheran Church
George Dwyer
Eastville
Joseph E. Palmer
Brooklyn
N. Y
Union Veteran League
Monticello
Minn
United States
North Dakota
Minnesota
Crow Canada
Phiadelphia
Naperville
Ills
Charles Smith
Chicago
Louis Rischer
Louis Hirontonus
St. Louis
Sanford
Adams Express Company
American Board
Pittsfield
Mass
Tower, Minn
Anderson
Crewe
Helena
Ark
St. Clair
Toledo
Campbell
George Capps
Mount Sterling
John
James Howard
California Bankers’ Association
San Francico
Nicaragua Canal
Brooke
Department of the Platte
Seymour Bullock
Mobile
Ala
Thomas J. Brewer
Bullock
State Department
China
General Butler
Fort Recovery
Pennsylvania Senate
Astle
Georgiana Shorthouse
Denver
Colo
Mexico
J. F. Boyd
Panama Times- Star
San Francisco
Panama Canal
the Brotherhood of Railway
Galesburg
EK. Wilkinson
B. H. Morrissey
W. A. Shehan
C. Young
Fort Williams
Ont
Paris
Vancouver
B. C
Japan
Demetrius Kohoplitky
Siberian
Charles A. L. Reed
Cincinnati
T. Hunt Stuckey
Louisville
C. 8. Bond
Richmond
Ind
KE. S. McKee
George W. Stone
Supreme Court of Alabama
Harrison
Congress
Gaetano Baregan
New Orleans
Sevval Ther
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication
Notice lists Peter Hendrickson of Wisdom Montana and Annie M Thomas of Wisdom Montana filing desert land final proof for claims near Wisdom. Hearings set before the District Court Clerk in Dillon Montana on November 16 with witnesses David Thomas Frank Pendleton Daniel Tovey William Montgomery and others for irrigation and reclamation verification.
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United States Land Office
Missoula
Mont
Pet
Hattie M. Noyes
Beaverhead County
Ont
St Nun
District Court
Dillon
Airman Owen
Alfred H. McVay
George Thompson
Stephen A. D. Newcomer
All of Wisdom
Montana
Joe Owen
Fred W,. Meyers
Alva J. Noyes
Metal Renent Fiswen
Register
Oreice
Peter Hendrickson
Wisdom, Mont
Norepebarae
David
Thomas
Frank Pendleton
Daniel Tovey
William Montgomery
Wisdom
Robert Fisnen
United States
Crane Missoula
Annie M. Thomas
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Vacaraiso
Chili
Galveston
Tex
Baltimore
Bravrorp
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Armory Hall
McKean
Harvey
Pittston
Ada Cable
Era
Bradford
Inter-Ocean
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
Crete
Till
Leonard Washburne
Inter Ocean
Fred Enry
J.A. Mecerty
James Clark
Evansville
Henry
McCafferty
Washburne
Indiana
Medgar
Lafferty
Enterprise
Neb
First National Bank
Holmes
Dubs
General Conference of the Evangelical Association
Lebanon
Evangelical Messenger
W. T. Senezel
York
Customs Committee
Senate
H. Ribot
M. Roche
M. Ferry
Esher
Bowman
Indianapolis
German Evangelical Conference
S.C. Breyfogle
Reading
William Horn
Cleveland
Maprio
Cuba
Spain
Italy
Our Park
New York
Louis Cortencin
Italian Chamber of Commerce
Rome
Arkansas City
Cherokee Commission
Phillips Brooks
Phillip Brooks
Massachusetts
Transmississippe Congress
Epwarp Powers
Saniego
Mexican National Railroad
Cuiiaco
the Globe
William V. Heisen
Wellington
William Ellis
Heisen
Ellis
Sydney
Canada
Ottawa
Senecal
Chaplean
John Thompson
Varnell
Trenton
N. J
Delia Parnell
Charles Stewart Parnell
Atlantic City
Flint
Mason Crry
Edwin Flint
State University of Vermont
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Drige
Hye
Suis
Ins
A. K. Prescott
Sal
Meadstones
Lower
St. Buttemont
James ‘Twiford
Main Street
Hevexa
New Merchant's Hotel
Broadway
Dillon Tribune
Menonant’s Hotet. Co
Jons G. Vawrer
See’s and
Treas
Hein Medical and Symphal Insitt
N. Ewina Sr
ICA
C. H. Dogge
General Agency and Novelty Co
Clark St
Allen
Hox
Augustin
LIMA
ADVE
Inere
Eugene . A
Blima
John A. Clinton
Joseph Bourret
M. J. McCun
Utah
Corne
Theolorado Lron Works
N Pent Frsnen
O. E. Morsh
ATTAR
Woodwe Av
Owe Seine Mache Co CO
Orange
Cieaca
Union Square
N.Y
Sanfedicine
Hosed Dallas
O. E. Morse