July 10 1865
The Springfield Daily Republican, Springfield, Massachusetts, Monday, July 10, 1865
The steamer Star of the Union, from New Orleans the 1st, arrived at New York on Saturday. Among the passengers was Paul Morphy, the chess-player, who has been one of the ⛔Political “dog whistle” rankest of secessionists.
*This claim was already refuted numerous times through contemporary, authoritative sources.
July 12 1865
The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Wednesday, July 12, 1865
Among the passengers from New Orleans by the steamship Evening Star, arrived to-day, is the famous chess player, Paul Morphy. He is in excellent health, and talks about going abroad.
July 13 1865
National Republican, Washington, District of Columbia, Thursday, July 13, 1865
PERSONAL.
PAUL MORPHY, the chess-player, who affected ⛔Political “dog whistle” rebeldom until JEFF DAVIS was checkmated⛔, arrived in the city to-day.
*This claim was already refuted numerous times through contemporary, authoritative sources.
July 14 1865
Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois, Friday, July 14, 1865
Paul Morphy, the celebrated chess player, has turned up at Washington.
⛔Political “dog whistle” He has been a *rebel during the war.⛔
*This claim was already refuted numerous times through contemporary, authoritative sources.
July 15 1865
St. Louis Globe-Democrat, St. Louis, Missouri, Saturday, July 15, 1865
Ex-Governor Tod, of Ohio, and Paul Morphy, the chess player from ⛔Political “dog whistle” rebeldom, are here. The latter has been snubbed by those of his former acquaintances here who remained loyal while he adhered to secession.⛔
*This claim was already refuted numerous times through contemporary, authoritative sources.
July 21 1865
The Charleston Daily Courier, Charleston, South Carolina, Friday, July 21, 1865
PAUL MORPHY is at the New York Hotel. If any one wants to be checkmated he can be accommodated by calling on the redoubtable PAUL, and can have the satisfaction of knowing before the game begins that MORPHY will score it.
July 25 1865
Daily Missouri Republican, St. Louis, Missouri, Tuesday, July 25, 1865
PAUL MORPHY, the celebrated chess-player, is in New York, having arrived there a week or two ago, from New Orleans. ⛔Political “dog whistle” He was a *secessionist as long as the war lasted⛔, but is now disposed to accept things as they are and let by-gones be by-gones. He is now a frequenter of the New York Chess Club Rooms, and is winner in nearly every case, even with great odds against him.
*This claim was already refuted numerous times through contemporary, authoritative sources.
July 28 1865
The Morning Democrat, Davenport, Iowa, Friday, July 28, 1865
Paul Morphy, the chess player, is in New York, playing chess with his old associates. It will be remembered that he was a ⛔Political “dog whistle” bitter secessionist, and on a recent visit to Washington his former friends let him know that they remembered that fact, by “cutting” him so dead that he left in disgust, completely “checkmated.”
*This claim was already refuted numerous times through contemporary, authoritative sources.
