Rebels' Defiant Victory Sparks Northern Patriotism
The Sentinel reports Northern treachery condemned as rebels seize a fortification amid mixed reactions. Loyalists vow renewed oaths, denounce treason, and warn that civil war looms while leaders like Mesemore of Eats shift positions. The report notes economic and political tensions, including paper money repudiation in Lead District and German influence in state politics.
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Ateger
T. B. Mesemore
Eats
Rebel attack on Fort Sumter reported with heavy bombardment
Reports from Charleston describe a two day siege as Major Anderson resists bombardment from Moultrie, Stevens Battery and bombardment by Confederate forces. Fire intensifies with parapets damaged and several guns knocked out while ships and batteries exchange shots. Union forces remain in position though Fort Sumter suffers damage and fire. arrival of troops and ongoing night action noted.
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Fort
Sumter
Maj. A
Smrandler
Montgomery
Moulizie
Orlock
Anderson
Moultrie
Stevene
Port Johnson
Fort Sumter
Harriet Dane
Tha Uingtoondulteries
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Fort Santer
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Talwad
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Dave
Fort Simier
Port Sumter
Tinet
Pheshell
Ft. Montuie
Sul
Jto
Andergona
Ghurlesion Butlers
Lincoln era emergency whispers ignite Union resolve
Washington and cities across the North roared to action as Lincoln urged rapid mobilization to quell rebellion. Federal and state leaders prepared for deployment, with 75,000 militia callups discussed to suppress insurrection and defend the Union amid rapid crisis signals from New York to Pittsburgh. Governors pledged support, regiments formed, and the nation braced for a defining civil conflict.
Great-energy preparations to suppress rebellion in nation
Eyewitnesses arrive in Washington after bombardment of Fort Sumter. Major Anderson praised for defense. Northern enthusiasm high as war plans expand. Governors of southern states raise regiments. Wisconsin and Minnesota regiments organized. Illinois and Kentucky mobilize. Legislature appropriates funds for recruitment and equipment as troops move toward Washington.
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Sorhern
Philadelphia
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Fort Sumpter
Washington
Anderson Fouht
Banler
Breckinridge
Douglas
Magoffin
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Ube Legislasina
Pacific Republic plot warned by California advices
Reported California warnings outline a conspiratorial push by a small group of Federal officeholders and others to establish a Pacific Republic. The scheme envisions a split from the Union, uniting parts of California and Sonora to form a Southern Confederacy if successful. The piece names financiers and organizers tied to the plan and notes efforts to strengthen the Union to deter such moves.
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California
Pacific Republi
Pacife
Guscommant
Sonora
Giea
Sax
Gulifornia
New Policy Debate Spreads Through Southern Press
The editor of the press denounces the new policy in stark terms warning against war, urging government action to defend public property. He argues rebellion must be crushed, calls for decisive measures and cautions against delaying at the peril of the nation.
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Biiisaete de Press
Anmienivan
Elisa
Lyrani
Phat
Novchers
Ulliveney
Uuers
Colt
Guy Cutton
Wauhkee
England
York
Papililion
Repibliz
Frutal
Seyaual
Spain and Dominican Dispute Over Emigration Policy
The report details Spanish plans to extend influence in the Dominican Republic with warships and emigrants, amid American concerns. It notes thousands on the wharf, Spanish officers, and a push to counter U S opposition while arguing for Spanish power and territorial aims. The piece mentions tensions with the United States over emigration, revolution, and treaties, with references to officials and observers in Washington and the Dominican context. It references public figures and locations such as Santo Domingo and Spain, and touches on broader European powers' attitudes toward the region.
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Spain
Westen
Graam
Barensvela
Putrobella
Tanda
St. Dominus
Suguyvin
St. Dombure
United States
Wwu
Ag Wall
Geevious Gillerskinding
Tse
Denimolhe
Bae
Luaytins
Ana
Mexico
Fordan
Uiayel
Adama Town Notices Follow-up Names and Alliances
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice from Adama, naming residents Apel, Eley, Chloe, Jf Iona, Sauey and others. It hints at marriages or partnerships, with a string of surnames and town references. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a community notice of unions or transfers in Adama.
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Apel
Eley D
Wiss
Chloe
Adama
Aps
Iona Jf
Biss Sauey & Thiver
Une Tan
Adusns
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