Morons and conspiracies amid New York political fallout
Fragmented OCR recalls Mary denial of Morons cession to Napoleon and Gwin Magimiliian plotting with Kirke Smith. Reports touch Lincoln death funeral oration, Sherman and Stanton tensions, and debates on loyalty and negro suffrage amid New York politics and national upheaval.
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Ene
Thaxhiniliian
New York
Mary
Napoleon
Gwin
Eilteenth
New York Avenue
Ik Ie
Purpore
Lincoln
Senate
United States
Phe Onthi
Datta
Caroline
Mir Orton
Eller Ginter
Dell Dacia
Chis Ft
Sherman
Stateton
Teutha
Dunn Atreet
Isanes
Mangoleta
J. R. Young
Me Lincoln
New York Officer Faces Charge Over Mission Lands Sale
A New York official stands accused in Kau Te area of attempting to pass 1,900 acres of missionary lands to heirs of a Johnston family. The case centers on alleged undisclosed transfers and authority questions surrounding the parcel in Kau Te.
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Missionary Societies
New Orleans
Usher
Tun
New York
hnaveSiat
Minnesota
Balbage & Co
J OW. Taylor
Ges Sremasis Wasnixotov honored by crowd in Pennsylvania Avenue scene
General Ges Sremasis Wasnixotov and his brother toured Pennsylvania Avenue Monday afternoon. A large cheering crowd lined the route, demanding more handshakes, forcing the general to mingle with supporters and decline carriages after shaking hands with about fifty people.
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Wart
Cristonce
Ges
Sremasis Wasnixotov
Con
Sheroan
Tok
Pennsylvania
Asvenoe
Tin
Inege
Jray
Wlegraph
North Carolina Gubernatorial Race Amid War Turmoil and Rebel News
The report covers Confederate and Union military actions around a North Carolina gubernatorial race, with Kirby Smith resisting surrender and rebel movements in the region. It details captures near Irwin County Georgia, prisoner handling at fortifications, and ongoing political reorganizations under Gen. Schofield.
Capture and trial of Stephens linked to Confederate hopes
The account describes Stephens being arrested at his plantation by Gen. Union forces, his lonely life with two enslaved servants, and his claim he could have brokered peace with Lincoln if authorized. Dispatches note Shenandoah cruising, Savannah reports, and a major seizure of rebel specie near Augusta, plus Gen Gilmore voiding secessionist proclamations and promising freedom to Black citizens.
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Stephens
Mr. Stephens
Hampton Roads
Judge Campbell
R. MT
Nater
Lincoln
New York
Melbourne
Shenandoah
America
Savannah
Augusta
Jeff. Davis
Matinex
Gilmore
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
United States
New York May 24 Dispatches Report National News
From Edinburg via Liverpool to New York May 24 comes word of a new revenue commissioner Orton set to begin July 1 and Seward’s testimony in a conspiracy case. Reports cover Lincoln era politics, Blair before a grand jury, and the Nashville area, with currency collapse warnings from Governor Brown and President Lincoln’s stance. Additional dispatches note Atlanta railroad progress, guerrilla activity fading, and wartime tensions impacting Georgia and Alabama economies. The Cumberland River floods Nashville while Savannah trade and Atlanta rail work continue under wartime measures.
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New York
Edinburg
Liverpool
Times
Washington
Orton
Seward
Huraday
State Department
Logan
Army of Tennessee
Philadelphia Inquirer
Blair
Porter
U. S
Bell Davis
Hia
Gazette
Nashville Dispatchinys
Senate
United States
Cumberland River
Nashville
Atlanina
Hobson
Champ Ferguson
Reviewing the Washington Army Parade Led by Sherman
May 24 report describes a bright day for a grand review in Washington. President Johnson and Cabinet members watched as Maj. Gen. Sherman led the procession toward the Executive Mansion, cheered by a dense crowd. The procession included Major Generals Howard Logan and Blair, with troops from Michigan Ohio Indiana Minnesota Illinois Iowa Wisconsin and Georgia in lines commanded by Slocum Mower and others.
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Washington
Alands
Dresdent Johnson
Cabinet
Grant
Tennessen
Capitol
Executive Mansion
Sherman
Flo
General Howard
Logan
Atall
Asa
Geo. Logan
Chia
Michigan
Missouri
Ohio
Indiana
Minnesota
Ilinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
17Th Army Corps
Blair
New York
Army of Georgia
Slocum
Mower
Wasuixatos
Tennessee
Georgia
Parade of Union Armies Displays Colorful Review
Volunteers from nine states plus corps units marched under their generals in a grand review near Washington. Flags, banners, and varied armor filled the procession with Zouave regiments and pontoons, ambulances, and packs carrying commissary supplies. Officers praised the spectacle, while President Lincoln watched with Seward nearby as crowds cheered for Grant and Sherman amid a festive, albeit war-torn, procession.
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Connecticut
Pennsyovania
New York
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Ohio
Delaware
Indiana
Michignan
14Th Army Corps
J. C. Devis
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesote
Kenucky
Althor
Army of the Potomac
Virginia
Tennesse
Seward
Augur
Washington
Tennessee
Georgia
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Onelal Paper
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Tate
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Howesvce
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Cgieves
Mumber
Cedar County
Othue
Supreme
New England
Robert Ed. Lee
Richmond
Stanton
Benie
Louorade
Tha Chiengo ‘Tribune
Tha
Johnson
Hunter
Fremont
LaCrosse Democrat
Daily Herald
Daluque
Comet
Tam & Carver
Wright
Sopawas
Gen. Sherman
Joe Dobneston
Sheeman
To- Diy
J. Edwards
Vyower
Vickers
Bressed Hanyane & Siding Yard
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Redman
M. Allison
Ounuque
Towa
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Quuenstown
York
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North Carolina
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Davia
C. C. Clay
Clie
Pennsylvania Artillery
Davis
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G. Clay
Clyde
Col. Pritchard
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Secretary of War
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Abe
Houston
Galveston
Sun
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Cape Unguen
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St Morris
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Schofield
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Irwin County
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Whrabington
Gen. Wilson
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St. Louis
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Julia
Omaha
Mexiuis
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Forrest
American Monroe Doctrine Association
Ortega
Union
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Zaid
San Francisco
Overland Mail
Taylor's Land Agency
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Hembold
E. Meahoo
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WALE
Hargers City Bookstore
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Main Street
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Julius Cursam
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Martin
France
Louis XIV
Thackary
Prien
Hillvyars
Burmon
Ulngaley
Childrens Caps
Britannia
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Caleb Sadler
Slam Street
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First National Bank
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Dubuque Mutual Fire Ins. Co
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DR. Knapp & Son Physicians & Surgeons
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Howes
Champion Circus
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Luke Rivers
Mo.h.glenboy
Clint Williams
Geo. Mankin
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J.W.M' Anrrews
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J. Howes
F. Aymar
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Henry Aftetson
Harry‘ Amler
Charles Rivers
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Tableau
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Anti
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