Funeral train bears Wilson remains to Massachusetts
The mortal remains of Vice President Wilson were removed from the Capitol in Washington for transport to Dell Park Cemetery near Natick Massachusetts. The route via Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston featured elaborate military and civic processions with crowds viewing the casket and paying tribute in each city. The final interment will be in Dell Cemetery with a reverent early service and honors befitting a statesman.
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Grand Army
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United States Infantry Service
Commission between United States and Mexico nears report
The joint commission since 1868 closes its labor and plans a report likely to favor paying Mexico 17 million dollars and ceding northern territory and Lower California to the United States in exchange for 40 million in claims. A treaty based on the report is said to be drafted. Jeremiah and Bullock named as Democratic presidential candidates by the Pittsburgh Post.
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