Rumors of Blaine paralysis stir Washington June 12 1876
Special correspondence from Washington reports intense public concern as rumors of James G. Blaine’s paralysis spread. He was later said comatose, then recovered consciousness, with physicians calling the attack a partial sunstroke amid political maneuvering and Democratic opposition. The piece covers Congress, party rifts over currency, and assorted society notes.
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