Bank Heist in New York Restored Bonds Reward Cited
The Central National bank recovered $69,000 in stolen United States bonds after a Monday theft. Detectives seized the bonds Tuesday in an uptown dwelling and entered a compromise to recover the securities. Three suspects were arrested on suspicion of complicity as rewards totaling $10,000 were discussed.
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New York
Central National Bank
United States
Enuhier
Sigw
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Lew Than Vit Hones
Bank Inc
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MeDonegall
Gilmore
Redford
Kelso
Jourdan
Seduced Minnesota Woman Shoots Deserter in Flight
A young wife, daughter of Rev. Cenndall of LeSear County Minnesota, shot Stanley a rebel deserter after learning of her seduction and her husband’s death. She fled with him but was pursued by her father who attempted a payoff to withdraw the pair. The woman returned home, then shortly after, in a moment of distress, shot the man and escaped.
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Chanberlain
Cenndall
Lesear County
Minnesota
Stanley
10Th
Minnesota Volunteer Infantry
Virginia
Efe
Paing
Island of Nuts and the Origin of Illinois Name
A fragment explains how French explorers on a Mississippi river expedition named an island rich in walnuts the Island of Nuts, then the river and territory received the name Illinois. The account links the term to a French phrase and its Anglicized pronunciation, noting the French ending and phonetic shift.
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Illnois
Mississippi
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Incoherence and Treachery in Wartime Addresses
The excerpt comments on political rhetoric and treason amid Civil War era figures. It references Andrew Johnson, a Nashville campaign speech, the 1865 inaugural address by the Vice President, and General McNeil, accused of murdering ten in Missouri in 1862, noting dismissal from service and public condemnation.
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United States
Andrew Johnson
Nashville
Scopes
Ramack
Johnnn
March
Petersburg Surrenders and Occupation Report From Richmond
Telegraphic dispatches detail Union forces entering Petersburg after Confederate evacuation. mayoral surrender offers protection to residents, orderly occupation described, rebels flee toward Lynchburg or Danville, while Union logistics advance to restore rail links and establish a depot. other items note merchant ships captured, Richmond fires, and broader wartime reports from New York and abroad.
Sherman forecasts no peace by negotiation and vows continued marching
The Herald’s Newbers correspondent reports General Sherman stating there is no peace with the rebels by negotiation and that the issue must be fought out. He predicts marching will lead to mustering out after four months of one of the bravest armies. Rebels fortify Raleigh and Weldon while unsure of Sherman’s move. Morrpent April 6. The St Albans raiders were discharged for breach of neutrality, re-arrested, and sent toward Lorento. The War Department orders Major Casey to Richmond to supervise colored troops and duties.
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