General Grant in New York Sparks Dubious Publicity
An article notes General Grant’s presence in New York with minimal public recognition and recalls statements by General Scott. It discusses Confederate rottenness, Cuba, and wartime forecasts, with side remarks on ships, Seward and Welles, and a peculiar Boston duel over marriage and responsibility.
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General Grant
New York
Scott
Chattian
Efe
Confederncy
Cuba
Cabs
Gract
Liowend
Dig Sarly
Accident at Hunting Camp Ends in Tragedy
A hunting party visiting Mrs Ging ton near the city experienced a fatal firearm accident. A misfired gun exploded when a dog knocked it, striking Mrs Ganter and severely injuring a child and Mrs Dann while leaving others unharmed in this Lisington Union report.
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Mie Ganter
Mes. Dann
hLesington Union
Telegraphic World News From 1864 Conflicting Reports Of War Movements
Telegraphic notes report Gen Scott toying with Gen Grant calling the Confederacy a hollow shell while Lincoln forms a Young America cabinet. European coverage notes Puritana and Liverpool despatches, Bank of England rate cuts, Sherman movements, and debates on Rome. London and New York cables discuss privateers, the Florida seizure, and U.S. court actions as storms of war and diplomacy unfold.
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Canby
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Mississippi
Explosion at Smith Rand powder mill kills one worker
A packing house connected with Smith Rand powder mills three miles west of Newburg exploded at 7 am. One workman, who had entered minutes before, was killed. The mill contained three tons of powder. Cause of the blast is unknown.
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