Obsequies Pass Albany Tribute to Lincoln's Remains
Army of citizens along the New York Central line join city and state officials in mourning for Abraham Lincoln. Processions form at Albany as crowds, bands and regiments gather, coffins and catafalques moved, bells toll, and trains depart for Buffalo and beyond in a solemn journey to honor the fallen president.
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Sherman Johnston interview details Confederate surrender terms
The Cincinnati Commercial reports Gen. Sherman and Gen. Johnston held a two day conference at near Durham's Station outlining unconditional surrender terms. Sherman praised his army's feats and noted Union intent to enforce federal laws, while Johnston sought further assurances and discussed Wilson's raiding. The piece covers reactions, key quotes, and a glimpse of postures from both sides amid Lincoln's assassination aftermath.
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Arrival of the Fulton and Lincoln Assassination News
Reports from Charleston and Savannah note public meetings after the news of President Lincoln's assassination. Aiken of South Carolina speaks as the Fulton arrives at Port Royal on April 24 1863. Army orders require half mast and black crape. Port Royal holds a ceremony for exulted abolition and mourning.
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Recepts f the News of Mr. Lincoln's Assassinations
Charleston reports widespread shock at the assassination of President Lincoln and Secretary Seward, urging unity across factions. Mourning follows as ships drape colors, flags fly at half mast, and minute guns sound from harbor vessels in tribute. Public meetings condemn the act and pledge loyalty to the Union, while placing duty to restore peace above partisan strife. A Unitarian gathering adjourns with resolutions praying for divine guidance and fidelity to the United States.
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First American flag raised over Richmond's rebel capitol
From Richmond correspondence comes news of Lieut. Jonathan L. De Paree of Tivol, aiding Gen. Saurrey, achieving the first rest American ensign over the Confederate capital. Capt. Lanopon assisted as the flag rose, mirroring prior guidon placements. the South Maine Volunteers' flag is praised for historic significance in the war for freedom.
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Disaster at sea as Massachusetts collides with Black Diamond
On a calm April day in Hatsmwoas a Massachusetts troop transport collided with the steamer Black Diamond near Diackstone Inland. Many soldiers jumped or were thrown overboard and drowned. About fifty lives may be lost. Captain J M Howas led the Third Veteran Reserve troops. The Massachusets rescued some men. the Black Diamond wreck anchored, few survivors.
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The Capture of Mobile and Surrender Talks
The Navy reports the capture of Mobile with unconditional surrender granted after a demand by Gen. Gaus Gua and allies. Mayor R. H. M. Slough signs the surrender at City Hall as fortifications are manned and naval forces destroy obstructions and withdraw to billets. Estimates show four hundred taken, large stores captured, and ships damaged or destroyed during the operation.
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