Fragmented Civil War Era News From Dubuque Herald
The Dubuque Herald reports on Booth’s body being disposed of in quicklime, mentions executions for Morsa Bowls Milligan and Poracy, and notes Governor Pierpont's trip to Richmond to gain Virginia recognition. It cites Seward’s likely return, New York revenue fraud cases, and varied dispatches about Stanton Sherman and Union leadership in a tense wartime frame.
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Booths
Indianaports
Monsra
Bowls
Milligan
Poracy
Ramoe
Pierpont
Richmond
Virginia
Johnson
Anata
Tor
Seward
New York
Mr. Seward
Lord Lyons
Dean
Coxon
Preston
Detalentham and Philadelphia Bank Theft and a Jail Break
Yesterday afternoon between two and three o'clock a Commercial Bank paying teller, Clark, reported being robbed and a large deficit suspected. The investigation continues with an estimated loss not less than 150000 dollars, possibly more. Also on a separate note, two men from Ontario were dismissed from service for theft and impropriety, stripped of clothing, and sent home after an incident at a penitentiary.
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Dodger
Clark
Commercial Bank
Chantune
Alwasa
Spriots Caine
Fenty
Comeri Ptay
Patish
Kort
Ontario
Moarabala Othee
Seredee
Ornego Lalladiam
Booths death and Lincoln era notices linked in era dispatches
A fragmented report of Civil War era items references Booth and Lincoln, a prison sign from Libby Prison, a New York paper noting Lincoln’s funeral procession, and various era details. The text mentions Booth’s mistress and the public reaction, a tax and labor note, and a New York World report about a dog belonging to Edwin H. Martin Kay.
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Booth
Ino Atreet Gar
Washhington
Ketaph Hkenese
Maccanchusetts
Hasbog New York Papery
Keening Exchange Board
Peeadent Lincoln
Wiarabangton
Seward
State
Lilsby
Richmond
Adama Hapross Company
Libby & Son
New York
Edwin H. Martin
Martin
Great Seizure of Liquors and Johnston Surrender Details
Reports from May 8 describe Gen Johnston surrendering over 30,000 men with more than 100 artillery pieces and a four corps army to Washington. Aimed at shaping the postwar order, violence and pillaging followed some paroled troops. The Tribune notes Sherman may become president as detailed dispatches from Richmond and Washington recount the capture of weapons and the fate of Confederate officers.
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Washington
Sherman
Washigton
Richmond
Debarte
Stoneman
Hornkd
Raleigh
Johnston
New York
The
Post
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C. A. Seward
Seward
Paine
Aagaasin
N. Y
Ailton
South Carolina
Charleston
Dorsheimer
30Th
Internal Revenue Law
J. A. Rhomberg & Co
Dubuque
Iowa
Halleck
United States
Virginia
North Carolina
N.Y
Stewart
Booth
Col
Parker
New Lampshire
Wheeler
Magvoli
Greensboro
Beauregard
Quartermaator Tilton
Davis
Texas
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Ecola
Basin Duke
Charlotte
Catawhs River
Basil Duke
Morgan
Treasury Department
Navy Department
Silent Liverpool to Lincoln Assassination News Echoes
The report traces reactions across Liverpool Manchester and London after Lincoln’s assassination, noting suspension of business and strong sympathy for the North. It covers a May 3 letter from Commoners supporters in New York, and cites the Washington appointment clarifying that Davis and conspirators would face military tribunal.
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Lincoln
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Smodt
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London
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Hsao
Beteto
New York
Washington
Dadge Advieste
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Inshiv
Davis
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St. George's Itall
Auericans
Union and Emancipation Societies
Birmingham
Liverpool Post
England
United States
the Times
Europe
United
Daily News
Abraham Lincoln
South
The
Star
North
Iis
Andrew Johnson
London Times
Johnson
New
Lincoln Assassination News Across European Press
Compiled dispatches describe quick, wide sympathy for President Lincoln after his assassination. London Times and Daily News condemn the crime, praise Lincoln, and question Southern leaders. Reports from Washington detail court-martial proceedings, arrests, and ongoing investigations with reports on reprisals, railings, and diplomatic impact.
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