Surrender at Queretaro Tied to Lopez Treachery
The surrender at Queretaro is alleged to stem from the treachery of General Lopez, once Maximilian's close ally, for $48,000 in cash. Maximilian and his troops were handed to Escobedo with no battle, Maximilian reportedly acted heroically, sending his sword to Escobedo to ensure humane treatment as a prisoner of war. Meanwhile General Cole was jailed Saturday on suspicion of murder.
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Kate Norton
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Edward Downy
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Welly
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C. M. Cole
United States
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J.K Boswell
Coronation of Emperor Joseph Reported Across Cities
June dispatches note the coronation of Emperor Joseph as King of Hungary in PxstH with a large crowd. Market updates cover petroleum, stocks, and commodities in Antwerp, Frankfurt, Liverpool, and London. Vienna reports government deficits and revenue, while Portugal and Spain political moves are recorded. Canadian and Italian notes include Candia engagements and church property discussions.
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Brussels
Paris assassination aborts as crowd saves attacker
New York reports detail the attempted assassination of the Czar in Paris. A Polish merchant, Berguski, claimed sole guilt after firing toward Napoleon and a Grand Duke. a groom on the Imperial carriage was wounded as the horse was struck by a stray bullet. The assailant said no accomplices, while officials and crowds react with emotion and gratitude.
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Escobedo
Extension of Time Granted for Canal Company Receipts Week
Weekly receipts of customs for the week ending May 31 totaled 2 476 920 dollars. The Michigan Governor seeks a further extension of time and a two thousand acre grant for the Fortes Lake and Lake Superior Canal Company. The General Land Office asks for a specified time. The presidential party journey ended with a salute near the railroad line.
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Washington
Raleigh
United States
Venezuela
Treasury
Senator Wade's Excursion Party Visits Leavenworth and St Joseph
Senator Wade's excursion party from Omaha arrived in Leavenworth and will depart by special train for St Joseph for supper then to finish the western leg. A group of ten accompanies the excursionists. The party plans stops at Lawrence Topeka Junction City Fort Riley and Flarker before traversing the Union Pacific eastern division ending back east via St Louis by week’s end.
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St. Joseph
Edward Ross
Ross
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Antrim & Street
Ireland
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Omaha
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Topeka
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Arrival of Emily B. Sander and troops to Charleston
The steamship Emily B. Sander from New York arrived tonight at Fort Monroe and will carry Companies B and H Fifth Artillery to Fort Moultrie in Charleston harbor. The Emily B. Sander sails tomorrow morning. Lt. Col. George Gibson, IG of General Schofield's staff, is assigned to command the district.
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Hidden Israelitish Government Plans Bonds in U S
A 1864 formed Israelitish government in the United States seeks executive approval to issue seven percent bonds. It aims to cooperate with global groups to gather Jews in the Holy Land and rebuild Jerusalem temple before the Messiah, with about six million Jews worldwide.
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America
Temple of Jerusalem
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