Ironclad War Vessels Prove Limited At Sea And On Land
The article discusses ironclad monitors in the Civil War era, noting their naval limitations and constraints. It cites Charleston trials showing strong fortifications and heavy guns resisting ironclads, with sea keeping and maneuverability issues proving their bounded use and high costs of further experimentation.
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Alrevet
Charleston
Enchiworks
Our Laws are Made by a Democratic Measure in Arizona
The text criticizes Mr. Wood for proposing a resolution to "prick the bubble" of mining speculators. It argues Republicans misread the initiative, calling the majority unreasoning and partisan. The piece defends Wood as aiming for public good and condemns partisan obstruction as misguided and destructive.
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F. Wood
New York
Arizonia
Colorado
Washington
Battle report from Kaedat Hill shaken by defeat and relief
Special Dispatch to the Chicano Times from Camp April 22 describes chaotic battlefield reports on Kaedat Hill with Gen Smith saving Banks' enemy. Wounded officers arrive in New Orleans. Gen Ransom is noted there on the 16th. The Chicago Tribune cites the action and asserts gunboats will aid shattered forces as General Banks faces new pressures.
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Chicano Times
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Gladiator
Honey Ames
Albert Yource
Sultana
New Orleans
New York
Kaedat Hill
Gen. Smith
Banks
Vickeburg
Ransom
Hawke
Colfax plan stirs fears over national convention delays
A brief exchange quotes a gentleman to Mr. Lincoln noting Fremont supporters want the National Union Convention postponed. Lincoln counters that fear of execution in jail a few days ago makes such delays understandable. The New York Journal of Commerce hints at a radical new legislative lodge and questions opponents as unworthy.
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West
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de. S. Harnen & Co
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War in Tennessee reports and cavalry movements near Decatur
A Tecumseh style dispatch from Lynnville notes Dodge's command in defensive posture and rebel cavalry aims to strike railroad targets along Nashville & Decatur. Reports say Forrest trains six thousand men on the Tennessee River with forces on this side, Patterson and Roddy mounting cavalry near Decatur, while Gen Venteh approaches.
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Dodge
Ohio Cavalry
Tennessee
Alabama
Rogerville
Teunessee
Fly
Nashville & Decatur
Columbia
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Tenneawe
Kentucky
Harns
Patterson
Roddy
Venteh
Remarkable Apple Tree Root Merges With Human Remains
An elderly man shows a bizarre apple tree root from Rhode Island that grows along bones of a grave and a granddaughter, suggesting soil phosphate scarcity guides its path. The piece blends speculative science, colonial wealth figures, and Civil War camp humor about a sheep divided by opposing lines.
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Roger Willining
Eoch
Roger William
Couras
Sen
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Ned River Battles Report From Special Dispatch
New Oleans April 15 via Cairo April 23 Army officers wounded after Red River actions. General Ransom mortally wounded in knee joint. hospital boats have brought 500 wounded to safety. Losses include 1125 in 5th division and 350 in the old division. Artillery losses total ten pieces. Gen. Ransom and Gen. Franklin praised for bravery. the 16th and 19th corps under Smith and Emory achieved a stout fight, saving the expedition from ruin.
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Chicago Evening Journal
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Baton Rouge
Sth
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Aque Corps
Noom
Ransom
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A.J. Smith
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Emory
Fireside tragedy from Camp Floyd shell blast
A Utah family recounts a fatal accident at their fireside when an old bombshell from Camp Floyd exploded. Iris Tittle, a boy a little over three, carried the shell home and placed it by the hearth. The blast wounded the father and baby, sparked a house fire, and killed the elder child within hours. This marks the third Camp Floyd era shell accident.
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American Fork
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Tle
Iris Tittle
Camp Floyd
Phil
Forrests Kentucky operations and Paducah dispatches
The report outlines Forrests movements in Kentucky with Paducah as a key link, noting the Ohio River mouth and Dresden as dated points. It compares Union forces under Grierson and Smith, questions their mobility, and cites Brigadier Bufords actions and Paduenhs defense amid smallpox concerns.
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