Mexico in turmoil jeopardizes U S continental supremacy
The Dubuque Herald laments Mexico's collapse into civil chaos under two clashing factions the Church and the Liberals and warns that internal decay endangers commerce and U S dominance. It argues Napoleon seeks to bend Mexico to France and threatens the Gulf coast and Pacific trade routes.
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Gulf
China
Japan
Europe
Asia
Hong Kong
Calcutta
San Francisco
London
Pacific
Tehuantepec
Gibraltad
Mediterranean
Mexico
Monroe
Napoleon
Church
Liberal
Stenewlins
Las Mexico
Ingratitude and a General's Rank Claim in Civil War Times
The text recalls Gen. Butler's claim to be the top ranking officer in the Army of the United States. Lincoln rejected the self promotion, while others like McClellan, Cremont, Banks, and Dix were noted as seniors. A board later affirmed Butler's rank was not to be recognized above those four.
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Butler
Lincoln
Gen. D
Army of the
United States
Mclellan
Cremont
Banks
Dix
Great Bethel
New Orleans
Montgomery
Indictment Frame Over Milwaukee Democratic Paper Evidence
A New York Post note cites a gun wad from an officer shot in Wisconsin, a fragment from a Milwaukee Democratic paper, as a potential basis to indict the Democratic party. The piece argues against partisan sensationalism and defends principled restraint amid political controversy.
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The
New York Post
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
The Great Battle in Pennsylvania near Gettysburg
A Chicago Tribune correspondent on the Gettysburg battlefield details heavy action on the first day and into Friday, noting Slocum’s corps defending and then retaking rifle pits, intense musketry and artillery, and severe charges by A P Hill and Longstreet’s troops. He cites losses of about 1500 dead or wounded, 4000 prisoners by Saturday noon, and mentions Gen Schimmelpfennig as captured.
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Gen. Meade
Gettysburg
11Th Corps
Sth
Longstreet
Lee
Ickett
A. P. Hill
Cemetry
Iva
Indiana Defaults on Interest for First Time in Sixteen Years
The state of Indiana defaulted on the July 1 interest payment marking the first default since its 16 year compromise with creditors. The lapse is blamed on Republican legislators leaving the Legislature short of votes to pass appropriations, harming state credit. The people oppose repudiation and vow scrutiny of lawmakers with migratory habits.
Republican Frickery at New York Ratification Meeting
A Republican heckles Jeff Davis at a New York ratification event as soldiers and Democrats cheered McClellan. The incident, reported by the Philadelphia Age, notes the offender Alexander McDonald Lenn, a Lincoln loyalist and son-in-law of Morrow B. Lowers, was removed for safety amid accusations of stirring Democratic opposition.
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Jeff
Davis
Philadelphia Age
Tlorrisburg
McClellan
Jalf
Davisie
Tnsault
Democratic Party
Jeff. Davis
Lincoln
Alexander M’donald Lenn
Morrow B. Lowers
Stone Charges Seduction Claim Spark Courier Challenge
The Muscatine Courier accuses Col. Stone the Republican candidate for governor of seducing someone he should have protected. Stone demands proof, and the paper pledges to supply it in a few days.
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Muscatine
Col. Stone
M. Daqnala
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
N.Y
Prospect of Great Gold Yield in Colorado Territory
Nuggets claim that a single seventy foot claim could yield nearly half a million dollars in gold yearly with current improved machinery. This optimistic note highlights potential wealth from Colorado Territory mining prospects and the efficiency of new equipment.
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Colorado Territory
Admission figures at Iowa Hospital for the Insane opening
The Mt. Pleasant Home Journal reports that 361 patients were admitted during the hospital's initial opening, with 221 remaining admitted at that time.
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The
Mt. Pleasant
Dialog at the White House Reveals Labor and Lincoln Clash
An imagined interview between President Lincoln and a mechanic exposes tensions between laborers and the government over war aims, emancipation, and colonization plans. The dialogue questions war motives, slave power, and the fate of freed individuals amid Northern industrial concerns and Southern commerce.
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Republican Party
White House
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L.—Stull
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Washington
Madison
Jefferson
Llamitton
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West Indian Islands
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Fay
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Kings County
Joan Gautenbein
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Williamsburgh
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William A. Batcilelor
All Druggiats, &Co
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Howard Association
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Shot Tower
James Hughes
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Perkin’s & CO
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Philadelphia
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Pittsburg
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United States Circuit Court
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Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Compan Vu
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Tite Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company
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Illinois
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Park Row
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