Marshall Statesman item from April 16 1002
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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1862
Page
2
Fragmented political roll call ends with unclear results
The piece lists numerous names and towns with party affiliations but fails to provide clear results or complete information. After noting intended supervisor results, the report says reliable data was unavailable, concluding with a party victory remark amid uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicare
Albion
Hexer Dears
Athens
Jenten Wisneereek
City
Saxpenson
Bedford
Harmon
Barlington
O. B. Vernura
Convie
Josxua Benker
Clarendon
Coor
Hickford
B. Keer
Burett
E. F. Henpkasos
LeRoy
Township Election Results Across Michigan Townships
The Detroit Tribune reports mixed results from recent township elections in Michigan. Albion and Sheridan voted Republican except for a Democratic Justice in Albion. several counties show Republican ticket gains while others elect Democratic contenders. Notable mentions include Eaton, Kalamo, Windsor, Chester, and Oneida townships with varied majorities and ticket compositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Tribune
Mich-izen
Derk
Democratic Leinders
Beauregard
Pittsburgh
Porte of
Michigan
Agate
Albion
Sheridan
Teave
Albion Union Herald
Magenns
Blackhorst
Alon
Henry Drake
Wm. Howard
Finch
Yneaney
Henry W. Crittenden
Ty Tanac D. McCutcheon
Parmene McCutcheon
Ozro J. Gordon
Marshall J Foster
Jackson A. Bowell
Nelso Furley
Homer
Clarencee
Jo Eaton
Carmel
Eaton
Eston Rapide
Waltock
Windsor
Chester
Kalamo
Bellevue
Huuaicker
Wockield
Benton
Cona Lade
Oneida
Banfield
Delta
Vermontville
Pesca
Roxand
Union
Tun
Joseph Co
War News and Tobacco Prospects in Michigan
Reports from the Pittburg Land battle claim heavy casualties and prisoners on both sides, with estimates ranging up to 9,000. A Michigan note urges tobacco cultivation as a profitable crop, detailing seed, soil, and labor needs, plus price ranges. A Lincoln proclamation thanks divine aid and calls for national prayers and restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittburg Land
Italy
Michigan
Nce
Macy
Tobscoe
Missouri
Tennessee
Calhoun Co. Agricultural Society
Marshall
Wasmsotox
United States of America
Ithan
Safa
United States
United
Monitors Projected by Ericsson Navy Capts Ship Plan
The Ericson Navy, Captain Ericseon, completes six new Monitors or Yankee cheese boxes for rapid construction. Delays eased after department conferred. Vessels to be larger stronger with thicker eleven inch turrets and improved seaworthiness. Secretary of the Navy supports swift completion. Other brief items note Republican majorities in Michigan and Virginia military movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ericseon
Ericsson
Secretary of the Navy
Wash. Cor
N.Y. World
Emancipation Bill and Yorktown News from Washington
Washington reports April 12 1862 the Finance Committee delays the I a ix bill for ten days and a thanksgiving jubilee marks Emancipation Bill passage. Slaves flee as masters drive them out a private letter says Yorktown works stronger than hoped. Monitor vs Merrimac prospects and Huntsville occupation by Mitchell with prisoners locomotives and rolling stock seized. Immigration of news about Lincoln emancipation resolution and British suppression of the slave trade discussed at length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
Lient. Worden
Monitor
Huntsville
Alabama
Mitchel
Great Britain
Suward
Lyons
Foster
Bureau of
Agrionl
Fall of Fort Craig Reported by The Richmond Whig
The Richmond Whig reports from New Orleans via San Antonio the fall of Fort Craig by unconditional capitulation. General Canby proposed terms allowing himself and forces to retreat on condition they pledge not to serve again in the war, while Sibley demanded unconditional surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Richmond
Suh
New Orleans
San Antonio
Fort Craig
Canby
Sibley
Siege of Island Number Ten Chronicle and War News
A Washington dispatch reports rising English and French support for the Union in the war and notes proposals from European capitalists to supply large war material. It chronicles the Island Number Ten siege, including bombardment dates, naval actions, prisoner moves, and fortifications, with vivid details on geography and the surrounding region. The narrative also covers Confederate movements, troop landings, and Union advances at Beaufort and Santa Fe, along with casualties and logistical notes from several theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mr. Qurns
Eld
London
England
France
Field
Europe
United States
New York
Asuzonxa
California
Jon
Feprescinte
Island No. 10
Island Number Ten
Commodore Foote
Mor Pes
Ieft Hickinail
Island No. 0
Michigan Regiment At Yorktown In Civil War Dispatch
A Detroit Telegraph Tribune brief describes the Fourth Michigan regiment near the Yorktown front as communications mention a reporter noting capillary joke and a stray ball. McClellan’s column advances on Yorktown amid bad roads and strong enemy works across the York to James River with heavy guns and reinforcements from Richmond. The force is expected to reach about 100000 by favorable weather for an attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washisgtle
Foyttens Monroe
Uranis Tada Rhine
Yorktown
York
James Rivera
Jozeph
Johinston
Tovstay
Tox
Grime
Sedgwick
Fort Mourne
Jo. Scbuston
Lee
Baltimore
Groly Laland
Norfolk
Beauregard
Grant
District of Columbia
Crittenden
Mary
Michigan
New York
Jaces
Poe's Point
Wormly Creek
Suskin
Detroit
McClellan
Calumn
Jammer River
Richmond
Neff and Davis Prepare for Worst in Cuba Deposit
The piece argues Jefferson Davis has sent funds to Cuba, signaling evacuation plans akin to Santa Anna's retreat from Mexico. It questions why the rebel government does not impeach Davis for showing signs of despair and suggests bold actions from leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Davis
Cuba
Santa Anna
Mexico
Jeff. Davis
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