The Assassination Trial Amid Civil War Echoes
Minutes from a Conspiracy Court session reveal testimony about Dr Mudd and President Lincoln's assassination. Witnesses discuss Booth related plots, river steamboats burned by Confederate agents, and orders to destroy bridges. The day closes with Dr Mudd's reported regret and ongoing evidence collection.
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Associated Press
Wasnisoron
Ewing
Todgr-Advocate
Miltary Department
Tmshington
Wit Pees
Bwsuford
House of the
Mudd
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United States
Secretary of War
Lovelock
Bryan Ore
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Reward
Mooth
Mardy
Booth
Dr. Mudd
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Hardy
Sorey
Lewie U. Arking
Doster
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Wart Tobacco Fort Gay
Rowamd
St. Louis
Harnett
Lhey
Michissippi
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Congress
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Columbia
Richmond
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Governor Fenton Praises Soldiers in June 4 Address
The governor issues a long congratulatory address to New York’s soldiers, praising their faithfulness and valor in defending the constitution and union. He celebrates their bravery, historic deeds, and the enduring legacy for the state, urging welcome and continued remembrance of their sacrifices.
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Amasy
Thurday
Fou Siao
Grand Justratia
Hibert
Holdiers
Pridy
New York
Culkdson
North Carolina Trade Proclamation and Vance Correspondence
Special correspondence from Raleigh reports lifting trade restrictions in North Carolina to boost naval stores and cotton sales after the Civil War. It details confiscation ends, rations, and a public rush to market as troops begin mustering out amid Confederate archives finds and broader political readjustments.
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Schofield
North Carolina
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Yong
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Broadway
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Fayettevilfest
Market Warreonsborough
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Washington
Davia
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Vance
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Bradleys M. Johnson
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Sallebury
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Raleigh
O. A. Lyon
Bradley M. Johnson
Wail
Sobuston
Greenmborougl
Charlotte
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Gideon Lyon
A. Q. Mia
Charlotte Ie
Twenty-third Army Corps
Tenth Army Corps
Confederacy
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Holdes Treasuree
Savery
United States
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Holden
Moore
Eltesos
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Johnson
Knoxville
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Polis
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War Department
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Sallaary
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Quartermaster's Department
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Culbersland
James
Richmond
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Department of
Vicksburg
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Missouri
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Joe Cumberland
Sashille
Hoxville
Memphis
Tenn
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Pennsylvania
Northern
North-West
New Mexico
Pacific
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Army Iime
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Swofield
Texas Expedition Mutiny Aboard Transport Crescent
A Norfolk harbor report from June 7 1865 notes Gov Weitzel and staff visiting Norfolk to discuss Texas Expedition logistics. Weitzel was serenaded by Col Mann and staff, with Generals Graham and Gordon in attendance. He sails at 1 pm aboard the Crescent, most troops set to depart. a mutiny aboard prompted arrests and confinement of ringleaders.
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Norfolk
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Gordon
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Canal Waters Opened Further With Deep Load Warning
The report notes that on Thursday June 8 1663 the canal is more open for current operations with boats loading at a depth of about eight feet. Authorities issue a warning about the water conditions and possible hazards for vessels proceeding through the canal.
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