Lincoln Speech at National Hotel Broadcast on Emancipation
The brief public remarks recount President Lincoln's address at the National Hotel in Washington after Gov. Morton presented Indiana’s captured flag from the 140th Indiana. Lincoln discusses the role of Black troops, defends equal treatment, and notes his hesitation to force rapid emancipation while urging enlistment. Governor Morton leads cheers for the Union as the crowd honors Lincoln.
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American Watch Co. drives growth in U S clock industry
The article lauds American ingenuity and the American Watch Co. of Waltham Massachusetts for revolutionizing watchmaking. It notes seven hundred workers and annual production valued at a million and a half dollars, contrasting domestic quality and warranty with European imports.
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Waltham, Masa
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General Lee testimony under 1865 war pressure revealed
Washington correspondent reports on Confederate leadership views in January 1865. Testimony before the Confederate Senate covers evacuation of Richmond, manpower, policy on slavery, and prospects for peace. Lee predicts limited war duration and favors Steph ens plan peace if possible.
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Sherman
Fayetteville
Goldsboro
Petersburg
Stanton
Orry Point
Ohio Legislature Changes and Bills in Senate and House
March 21 debate in the Senate covered bills authorizing college and university funding increases, amending the Longview Asylum age to fourteen, and a printing bureau inquiry. A memorial on immigration commissioner Benno Speyer prompted a recommendation to pay part of his claims and possibly repeal the office. Executive session followed. House introductions included raises for the State House superintendent and public printing supervisor, real estate partition reform, repeal of 1846 manufacturing incorporation clause, and measures concerning Cincinnati Orphan Asylum trustees and notary commissions.
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West
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Immigration
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Qolin
State House
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Wood
Brachmann
Cincinnati Orphan Asylum For
Mr. Scott
Soldiers Home bill advances in state legislature
Reports from March days detail Senate and House actions on the Soldiers Home bill and related measures. Nominations for pay agents were confirmed. a clerk election bill and various legal and educational reforms were discussed or advanced. The Soldiers Home bill gathered support with amendments permitting state purchases up to 50 000 dollars and reporting to the next assembly.
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Evertha
General Assembly
Farmer's College
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Thompson
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Allison
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Govenor Brough
James C. Wetmore
B. Hoor
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Wa. G. Taylor
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R. L. Stewart
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Warren
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Union forces recapture Fort Steadman after brief assault
From Washington dispatches General Parke and General Meade report Fort Steadman fell to the enemy at dawn after a sudden attack. Union troops retook the fort with about 1,600 prisoners and two battle flags. General McLaughlin was captured at Fort Steadman and praised for Hartsuff's division’s handling of the fight.
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Bentonville
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