President Lincoln's murder trial taints White House display
A letter from Carl Sharz discusses February 22 demonstrations in Washington. The piece portrays President Lincoln mounting the rostrum amid a hostile crowd, denouncing Congress with vulgar attacks toward opponents, and raises concerns about his temper and possible intoxication affecting judgment.
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Queen Victoria Reappears At Opening Of Parliament
A London article describes Queen Victoria reappearing in public at the new Parliament opening. She enters with officials, wears a black or deep purple velvet robe trimmed in miniver, and wears a lace cap. She sits silent, absorbed in melancholy as the Commons surge forward to witness the ceremony.
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Royal Performance Interrupted by Fever Seemingly Ignored
The event notes that fever briefly affected Her Majesty as the day's performances continued without acknowledgment. The interruption did not draw any response from the Queen, who kept her gaze on the ground and showed no reaction to the disruption.
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Westward the Star of Empire Takes its Way
A Denver News summary notes booming mineral discoveries in Lake and Summit counties, including petroleum asphaltum iron ore and various coals, with Maj Gen H H Demary planning a road to link new districts and Mormon emigration routes. It cites exploration by Captain Trueworthy and calls for map verification of river systems to support expansion west of the range.
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