Unstable reports scattered across New Orleans to Albany
Embezzlement trial of Jacob Barker in New Orleans noted alongside drowning of Rev S M Merrill in the Saranac river near Plattsburg. Reports from Lon’siang claim Republicans expected to carry Lee State. Sherman’s movements and Indian campaigns remain undisclosed. Georgia registration apathy and New York quarantine updates appear among a sprawling set of items with varied locales and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Barker
New Orleans
Rev. S. M. Merrill
Saranac River
Plattsburg
New York
Lon'siang
Lee State
General Sherman
Louis
Georgia
Heth Oficer
Taporis Lne
Esela
Bospital Tle Board of Health
St. Louis
Asemlly
Alpied
Danbwy
Cnanecticut
Gurg
Tourdey
Wise
Naval Ordnance Bureau
Navy Deputucat
Amatoa
Pacific Railroad
New York Constitutional Convention
Washington
Gov. Wells
Rise of Southern Republican Press Boosts Reconstruction Efforts
The Republican Press of the South notes growth from fifteen to thirty-six journals since Congress passed the Military bill, including fourteen dailies. It urges vigorous Republican journalism in states like North Carolina, Georgia, Texas, and Alabama, and mentions opportunities in Wilmington, Charleston, Atlanta, and Galveston. It also critiques modern societal reform schemes and reports Chicago papers defending the Washington Street tunnel project as solvable with pluck and capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Mississippi
South
National Party
Wilmington
Charleston
Columbus
Atlanta
Galveston
Mobile
Chicago
Washington Street
Pope issues allocution to bishops amid EU prayers and war news
Telegraph summary reports the pope’s letter to four hundred bishops praising their zeal and promising a cordial greeting at the council. It notes Omar Pasha’s victory over Crete, Fenian convict treatment inquiry findings, and Japan port openings. Also cites London stock/market data and Manchester trade mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Pasha
London
Rose
Rome
Constantinople
Crete
Lonpon
Japan
Yeddo
Liverroot
Orleans
Manchester
Surratt trial witness recalls April 14 events and tense night
Lewis J. Wichman testifies Mrs. Surratt moved about lively at Surrattville on April 14 1865. He describes writing a bill letter for Mr Nootry, a trip to the city, gear repairs, and statements about Booth and New York. The account covers a torch procession a nervous mood and a police search that night with officers seeking John Surratt and J H Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nington
Surratt
Lewis J. Wichman
Booth
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Second Street
Anna Surratt
Mrs. Surratt
Miss Surratt
Miss Jenkins
Miss Fitzpetrick
Nanel
John H. Surratt
J. W. Booth
Lincoln Assassination Witness Details Booth Surratt Plot
A witness testifies about clues at Mrs. Surratt house linking Booth to Lincoln's murder. He describes blood on a cravat, Booth's appearance and items, and Surratt's agitation and talk of a clerkship. Testimony covers handwriting, telegrams, diaries, and letters offered as evidence in the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clarcoe
J. Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
John H. Surratt
Clarcce
McDermit
Booth
Mrs. Surratt
Anna
Surratt
Payne
New York
McLaughlin
Lawson
National Hotel
J. Harrison Surratt
Sheridan's letter explains reasons against delaying city registration
General Sheridan informs General Grant that he will close registration in New Orleans and Louisiana on schedule, citing two and a half months already given and cost of maintaining boards. He disputes Stanbery's interpretation and notes the President’s conditional telegram could extend the period if ordered, but asserts the current plan remains unless directed otherwise. He adds that extending would risk perjury and fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State Circuit
Cour
Louisville
Tos
Kentucky
Sickles
Theridan
Boutweil
Judiciary Committee
Sesson
Toledo
Sheridan
New Orleans
U.S. Grant
Washington
Townsend
United States Army
Louisana
Stanbery
Louisiana
H. Sheridan
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Hhe Daily Commercial
the News
Cincinnati & Hew Baileroad
Albany
Cincinnati
Falls
Soos
Ohio
Ohio River
New Albany
Bayson
Harbors
Bar, Falls, &c
Bautit
Nta
Ite
Illippis Central
Indiana Asbury University
Indianapolis
Republic
Charles W.smith
Clermont
Ralph 8
Gregory
Muncie
John W. Beasley
LaFayette
Bismarck
Leonard M. Crist
Liberty
Ear Clay
Grada C. Waynick
Chariton
Iowa
Richard
Tennant
Greencastle
Thoroburgh’s Hall
San Luis Potosi
Maximilian
Drax
Queretaro
Elizabeth Lockman
Bethel
Lebanon County
Pennsylvania
Sitka
Sanbo
District Comere
Winooski
Eithraes
Hampshire
Indiama Matters
Henderson
Nashville
Evansville
Evaneville
Anerson
Evansville Journal
Anderson Standard
Greensburg
Jackson County
A.N. Jocelyn
Princeton Clarion
Greensburg Chronicle
the Republican Press OF the South
Watertown
N. Y
Telegraph
Europe
W. E. Allison & CO
John M. Davies & Co’s
Pearl Street
Ben. Doll
Just
Goodondis
John M. Davie
DR. H. Hersch
I. Herich
Israel House
Semple &C
Jeffersonville, Ind
Jouisville
B.semple
Sons
Main St
Jeffersonville
Loulaville
Pearl and Bank BT
sNear
Farry
Indiana
Dyadaewiy
J.0
Mey
Troy
Jelidus
Stoy
Scribner & Maginness
Corndr
Main and
Seale
C. Croley
Pasrl
Oak Streets
Ind
Manuefactor
David R. Scott
SCOTT_& CONDIFF
Third & m
Andrew Castlen
Main Street
John Shrader
Art Main Strest
Vic Nity
Crank, Breed &C
Fisk
Cherry
Gloth
John Coffins
Schollay
Desdomazer
Mt 'S
Andrew Springer
ND Undertaker
Darwaen Fae and Peer
Sam Otal Cece
Nel Teh Eye
Cannon Hughes & CB
Varley & Fancy Goats
Pearl Bt
Pet
Haim & Sindinct
New Albany, End
Shana
Seaton
Ame
Weel
Varig
Peart Emery
Masiy Dt
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