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Posted inMaritime & Naval History US Civil War

Blockade Runners To Be Tried

Forty-four prisoners were before the United States Marshal in New York yesterday charged with running the blockade at Mobile, on board the steamers Alice and Crescent. They were brought to…
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A postcard showing the Fabre Line steamship Canada from the port bow quarter.
Posted inDaily News Maritime & Naval History Ship Histories

Steamer Speeding To Azores With Supplies

Providence, R. I., Sept 2 (AP)—Under full speed ahead and with orders to reduce running time, the steamer Canada of the Fabre line, loaded with tents and other relief supplies,…
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Illustration of Alexander II in a horse-drawn sled
Posted inBiographical Politics

The Emperor Alexander II Of Russia

It has been said poetically, and yet truthfully, that the young Emperor of Russia has inherited from his father " a legacy of sadness." Alexander certainly commences his career with…
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