The Assassination Trial On Wednesday
The trial of Dr Mudd and co conspirators in 1865 continues. Key witnesses Whiteman and Rose testify as to Charles Weichman and Miss Minnie Folk remarks advance the government case while defense seeks to undermine Weichman and the letter alleged to tie conspirators to the York plot.
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N.Y. Tribune
Ewing
Mudd
Weichman
Counsel For Defense
Dr. Moda
George Rose
Weish Juiet
Levu
Tink
Madd
Rivghar
Snalh
Richard Edward Seine
Eving
Thomas
Cassel P Thugnr
Otto
Sal
Jontton
Mudi
Mudi's Gace Ieen Witnesses, None of Whom Hved More Than Sweetyfour
Wealington
aludze-Advocate
Burnett
W. Wiakton
Qeine
Inftimary
Aris
Abarot
Taririnat
Tiinghuin
clyLer
Tauro
Seif Urdar
Trootl
Canada
Worthingtas
Souther
Bewbern
Minnin Folk
Keing
Leaw Kimon
Wituens
Hootatown
Ara Burritt
Fiat
Eseusaivarons
Peter
Wea
Tamer
Say
Surrett
Surratt
Morrhese
Richiruud
Wathira
Alarell
Welsman Cave Binrell
Cl Barnett
Cal
Weeloau
Chile
Mr Athen
Wa Huey
Col. Mernett
Sorrant
Col Barnett
Eine
Mia Barrogi
Col. Burnett
Avitier Pelwauer
Enulf
Hamerer
Tate
Hisaolt
Alte
Wing
Gil
Welckmaan
Canady
Bank
Mra. Burrati
Mobievitt
Clorone
Metropoltan
Jorepil
Col. Hurnetee
Thane
Tu News
York
Cpe
Mediken
Welchman
Efficer Ripley
Liveu
Eien
Montreal
Sefo
Lawreces Hall
Dude Ninehaw
Bial
Durrast
St. [Lawrence
Maine
Barratt
Mra
John
Fleet Mill and Monitor Squadron in Havana Harbor
The report details Rear Admiral Gordon overseeing a harbor scene with monitors Mouadnoek and Canantens at anchor. It notes crowding, consular activity, and talks of passes and movements for a Confederate steamer Owl amid a tense, ceremonious atmosphere.
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Owl
Havana
Janes
Gordon
Mouadnoek
Canantens
Young
Thousanila
Sany
Lie Express
Winithog Theta
Perhaye
Teiseteae
Sarresa
Marisiae
CejLite-tirneea
Catan
Ember
Discharge Order for Rebel Prisoners of War
General Order announces discharge of rebel prisoners of war at northern depots upon taking allegiance oath. Captains and lieutenants only. converts to amnesty under State Department rules. Daily reports to Commissary General. transportation arranged to nearest home points by steamboat. executive staff includes Assistant Adjutant General Lowssanny.
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Puremiske Wasisotox
van Derant Mioet
Atuotastgeskial
Opyicr
Wastinciun
Funes
Ravers
Vfloese
Seaten
Hebel Navy
United States Military of Naval Academy
Audh Fag
United Boates Army
Privnere
Lowssanny
Avaistant
Amnesty Proclamation Debate and New State News
The piece notes mood at a gathering with figures like Moodes Sheridan and Merton discuss the President's penalt y and plans. It references the New States of Missouri and Louisiana with election results and the June 7 1663 date. It mentions the state commission and scattered returns showing adoption are contested.
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Nef Gem
Gen
Candy
Mowles
Sheridan
Merrea
Wolley
Wissouri
Br. Lous
Comatitlon
la Chia County
IGEN GRANT ARRIVES IN NEW YORK WITH WELCOME
A day of welcome honors Ulysses S Grant in New York with receptions dinners rides and speeches centered on the meeting at Cooper Institute as crowds gather to greet the famed general and statesman.
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Morray
Janet
Tood
Staif
Peneltny
Banks
Bheriday
Tito
Merton
Indies
St President
Viaikota
United States
Grant
Clu
Posse
Ernieuty
Asneat
Simoa Draper
Pierce Greeley
Moses HL Grinnell
Gerali
Thaveber
Antrews
Veltoo
Dann A. Dix
Gen van Vliet
Ib Peek
Cere
Gevern
War
Mr. Greeley
Mr. Grinnell
Ion
Gen
Dix
Butel
Ti Tatuor
New-York
Sternon
Elpas
Ted
Tandon
Gina
Uited
Cooper Institute
Johnson
Wrard
Prosper M. Wetmore
Mr. Olivey
Grand Welcome for Gen Grant at Jersey City and New York
A massive, diverse crowd welcomed Lieut. Gen. Grant as he arrived from Washington. The reception featured speeches by Grant, Logan, Blair, and Chandler, with celebrations at Astor House and Cooper Institute. Grants’s politeness and modesty were noted as he greeted thousands and rode through cheering crowds, amid lively discussions and a large reception committee.
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Grant
Washington
Gen
Sherman
Lisa
Chiann
Abrahaim Lincoln
Tran
Shiloh
Vicksborg
Chattanooga
The
Wilderness
Ric Sond
Tedyo
Tieutenant
Bowers
E. Babcock
EB. Parker
H. Beckwith
Geo. Grant
Lam
Baraes
Lim
Draper
Str. Wettore
Tuck Ciicuity
New-York
New-York Landing
Astor House
TR Astor
Arziva
Ersi
Astor Toure
Oresso
Astor Noces
Arvat
Geant
Abletelock
Cardare Waltig
Tim
Craw
Butiling
Astor Mouse
Witch le
Otis Antor House
Seotaga
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DR. Mudd
Mott
Lew
Wittess
Lewin J. Weichmaan
Joan Ryan
Judee Daevoate
Mare Boon
Weichwan
Uough
Mate
Aske
Wechiau
Richwond
Otter
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Dita
Union
Jodee Hibml
Keown
Louis J
Hunt le
Aiken
War Departments
James FP. Young
Holt—Lam
Mele
Colon Teague
Union Langue
Tao Twerbe
Rio Bnichy
Sigaks Welshimn
Union League
Brogham
Connect
Hout
Bangford
Bito
Tratimony OY
Tenetna
Burnet—Witnens
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Lia Furl
Talon
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Jenkins
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Cottingham
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Mr. Aiken
Kik Viru Cannent
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John I
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Lewie Weichioan
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Timien
John Serrate
Jefferson Davis
Warhington Star
Stabemente
Jean Hie
Cabh Het
Clvi Auliar Mets
Grand Dury
Criminal Court
Steiny
Forte Aly
Now-Lebanon
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Davia
Sireohinridge
Supreme Court of the District of Cobis
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D. K. Curtter
Justion
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New York
G. P. Fisher
Delaware
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Anirew
Virginia
Fei L. Smith
House of Representatives
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Blair
Wilson
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Senator Chandler
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Manhattan Island
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England
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Ama
Atibout
Graute
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Kidd
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Felton
Matus
Audrey A. I Stowe
George J. Siewe
Mrr. Dery
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Wangoit
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