Source citation
“American Sensations During 1860 - What Next?” New York Herald, October 21, 1860, p. 4: 3.
Newspaper: Publication
New York Herald
Newspaper: Headline
American Sensations During 1860 - What Next?
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4
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3
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Newspaper
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Exact
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Democrats hold their National Convention in Charleston, South Carolina
Democratic National Convention reconvenes in Baltimore
The depleted Democratic National Convention in Baltimore nominates Stephen Douglas for President
Breakaway delegates in Baltimore nominate John C. Breckinridge, splitting the Democratic Party
First Japanese diplomatic mission to the United States arrives in Washington D.C.
First Japanese Embassy to the United States received officially at the White House
In Philadelphia, the visiting Japanese Embassy tours manufacturing establishments
First Japanese diplomatic mission to the United States lavishly entertained in New York City
The Prince of Wales spends three busy days in New York City
Prince Albert visits Boston and meets the last living survivor of the Battle of Bunker Hill
At Portland, Maine, the Prince of Wales departs North America at the end of his tour
Election of 1860
Baltimore, MD
Boston, MA
Charleston, SC
England
Japan
New York, NY
Philadelphia, PA
Portland, ME
Wall Street, New York, NY
Washington, DC
White House, Washington, DC
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