New York Times 1865 Weekly Times Advertises Trials and Monuments
The issue promotes the New-York Weekly Times with a full report of the Washington assassination trials and related events. It notes supplementary pages on the trial and Sherman conventions, Lincoln Monument fund details, advertisers urged to submit policies early, and lists evening amusements at city venues.
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Macon
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Sane Journal
Georgia
Wilmington
North Carolina
Mississippi
Alabama
Vicksburgh
Philadelphia
New-England
Amores
Liverpool
Mianhestar
Reviewing Sixth Army Corps Parade at the Executive Mansion
The Sixth Army Corps was reviewed by the President amid decorated stands on the Executive Mansion front. Cabinet members, generals, foreign envoys, and Congress members witnessed the drill as troops path from the Treasury to the State Department, with Weignt and other officers in the advance and a vast crowd cheering, including veterans using green twigs on caps.
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Sewann
State Department
Treasury Department
H. G. Weingt
Lien
Hautert
Toops
Sixth Corps
New Jersey
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New York
Pennsylvania
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Masachusetts
Wisconsin
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Maine
Ohio
Maryland
Quebec
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Admiralty
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Nashville
East
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Indiana
Camp Chase
Chicago Times
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Jimbuctoo
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Greytown
United States
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Hamilton
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Toronto
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Chicago Fair
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London Dispatch
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Austria
Pistol
Execution of Traitors and Assassins in Civil Dispute
The text censures the Tribune for defending rebels and conspirators facing the death penalty while praising military and judicial punishment. It questions editorials about mercy, cites past hangings, and links the issue to broader social and political reform, noting riots and upheaval in New York and national instability.
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Mr. Suita
Tribune
Kexnepy
Davis
Thompson
Cray
Sanpees
Sir Albans
City of
New York
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Lixcons
National Loan subscriptions reported for June day
The Seventh Thirty Loan received subscriptions totaling 2,721,400 dollars from major banks and firms. Largest contributors included Second National Bank of Chicago 201,300 dollars, First National Bank of St Louis 100,000, Fourth National Bank of St Louis 100,000, First National Bank of New York 40,001, yim witts & Co New York 150,000, Ninth National Bank of New York 74,0 dollars, First Neboua Bank of Portland Maine 100,000, National Bank of Qe Hapeb le Roatan 190,000, plus 1,905 individual subscriptions of 60 and 100 dollars.
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Dow Lixe
Jawen Warren
No. 303
Ninth-street
New-York Warehouse Security Company
Erie
Eponan E. Hounty
Glo Fira Insurance Company
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Josemy Johnston
Spring Street
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Broadway
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Lave
Stenning
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Brooklyn
New-York
Long Branch
Trray
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Sowa
Connecticut
Col
J. H. Rumwy
Gen
Tenry
Hoffman House
Bripner Gexineg
Boxgcroft
Eighteenth Street
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Goves
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Poplar
Sonics
Acnicn
London
New York
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Portland
National Bank of Qe Hapeble
Roatan
Returning Veterans Parade in Turron June 8
The Eleventh and Twelfth Regiments, over 600 strong under Brigadier Mo AuLtbi bn, arrived in Turron, greeted by a music band from the State House. Governor Maniea lauded the event in a speech to cheering crowds, with Gen Mo ALMIATER delivering an applauded address.
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N.J
den. R. Mo AuLtbi
le State House
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