TILDEN'S LAST STAGE AND FUSION MOVEMENT NEWS
A report vivid with a doctoring of age and decay on Samuel J. Tilden's health seen aboard a train near Yonkers, plus Mississippi fusion politics. The Canton convention lines up Democrats and Republicans for shared power, while independents vow to block the fusion and other national hints unfold from New Hampshire to Missouri.
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Wasurxeron
Sanday Herald, & Hancock
Samuel J. Tilden
Congress
West Point
New York
Yonkers
Samuel J.” Tilden
Mr. Tilden
Forty Second Street
Mr. Watterson
Mr. Watterson Meant By Giving To the Country That Story About Mr. Ilden
Public Health Bulletin Reports Yellow Fever Scare Abroad
The surgeon general announces the U S is free from yellow fever except for two cases on a foreign vessel in quarantine at Ship Island. Havana reports a fatal yellow fever case aboard the City of Pueblo and the Salome from Vera Cruz carried sick sailors, with one death on June 13. Cholera alarms rise in Cairo and Damietta with high deaths. measures include disinfection and port restrictions as officials consider international steps.
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Tourine Hospital Service
United States
Ship Island
Daniel M. Burgess
Marine Hospital Bureau
City of Pueblo
New York
Havana
Gatyeston
Vera Cruz
Salome
Sanitary Council of
Cairo
Damietta
Siymond
Port Said
Syria
Jiddah
India
Meccs
Mord Deutsch Zeitung
Bismarck
Germany
Prussia
Cammise Jners
Imperial Board of Health
John Guiteras
Marine Hospital Service
Key West
Burgeon Canover
Key Weat
Edmund Witzmaurice
House of Commons
Virginia Cadets Visited New York for Ovation
The Lexington Virginia Cadets arrived in New York and were welcomed by the Brooklyn Twenty-third Regiment led by Colonel Rodney Ward. Thousands cheered Broadway as the Virginians, leaders including Colonel Scott and General F. N. Smith, planned to present the captured flag of the 154th New York to the mayor at noon tomorrow. The cadets, part of the Virginia State Military Institute, will stay through the week and receive diplomas from President Arthur at Madison Square Theater.
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Virginia
New York
Lexington
Twenty-third Regiment
Brooklyn
Rodney Ward
One Hundred and Fifty-fourth New York Regiment
City Hall
New York City
Ward
Brooklyn Twenty-third
Broadway
Virginia State Military Institute
Arthur
Madison Square Theater
Scott
F. N. Smith
Contempt of Court Leads to Arrest of Judge and Lawyer
In New Orleans on July 3 Recorder Koeller and lawyer John G. McMahon were arrested for fighting at a coffee house near Magazine and Berlin streets. They clashed after prior contempt sanctions, were taken to the station, and paroled. case to be heard in Judge Keller’s court with Assistant Recorder Winn presiding.
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Corder
New Orleans
New Oanzans
Koeller
John G. McMahon
Magazine
Berlin
Keller
McMahon
Joste
Viersanore
Miss
M. L Cole
Board of Supervisors
Christine Wimbach
Moyersville
Skipwith
Hunter Jamaicon
Little Rock
Ark
Menrus
Skipworth
Christina Ambacher
Martin Jones
Jones
Galveston
Jefferson Dispatch
Judge Haughn
World Abroad: Daphne Capsizes at Glasgow Launch
Unsettling dispatches report the steamship Daphne capsizing during launch on the Clyde near Renfrew. About 60 feared drowned with 200 on board. later updates vary. Divers search for more bodies as boats recover victims. Ships drag Clyde waters while rumors place the death toll near 100.
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Lowpon
Glasgow
Dapnne
Daphne
Dupime
Vessuis
Joiner
Lennon
Huddersfield
Wivkesparne
Susquehanna
Plymouth Navigation Company
Nee Dock
Outriptet, Ee
Evacuation of Peru and peace moves in Andean revolt
Panama July 3 Chilians plan to evacuate northern Peru and hand it to Iglesias while Peruvian towns notified to withdraw from zones recognizing him. In Bugoa debate on war with Ecuador failed. some seek to exploit reform of Colombia. Calderon disputes US recognition, aims for peace talks. Nearest reports say Caceres joins Rees Barren near Hueraz with 1,500 men as Chilian forces retreat from Pasacmayo Trujillo and other cities, pledging peace per plebiscites in Huaraz and Recuay.
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Peru
Panama
Igesias
Civlians
Glesias
Bugoa
House of Representatives
Asuador
Ecuador
Colombia
Ventemilla
Nunez
Republic of
Fiores
Lonpor
the Tribune
Adolphe Ybunes
Calderon
Iglesias
Logan
Caceres
Bia
Rees Barren
Hueraz
Paranit
Pascasmayo
Trujello
The
Diaro of
Icial
Saat
Huaraz
Department
Ancadis
Recuay
The Dying Count Declared Hopeless by Doctors
Rome reports count de Chambord has reportedly received the papal blessing as physicians express little hope for his recovery. Dukes de Nemours and de Alencon visit Frohsdorff with count de Paris, masses held for recovery, illness blamed on eating unripe fruit amid a large crowd. A messenger notes the physician’s cautious outlook and mind remains clear.Paris rumor of late night dispatch confirms doctors’ grim assessment.
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Count de Chambord
Pants
Duke de Nemours
Duke de Alencon Bare Pone
Frohsdorff
Count Dée Chambord
Count de Paris
Johsdorff
Paris
Neve
Count de Obhambord
The Cork Exhibition and Transatlantic Trials At Large
A crowded opening of the three and a half acre industrial exhibition in Cork was led by Earl Bandon with British continental and American displays. Police kept order as a parade of trades and bands filled the streets while dignitaries including LD Sullivan and EE Dwyer Gay observed the ceremonies. A separate report notes tense efforts to arrest Canon Tomasin at White Earth amid Indian affairs investigations, with potential for bloodshed, and a Southern veterans reunion planned for Wilton's Creek with extensive travel and military figure attendance.
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Canon Bernard
Advicen
Saigon
Conk
Earl Bandon
Sullivan
Dwyer
Brosanss
Tribunal of Tournin
Catholic Church
America
Horton
Europe
Paris
Lurgun
France
Tomaxin
Aim Unds
Fy. Pain
Beauleau
White Earth
Caty
Inspector Gardner
Agent Luce
Indiana
Ray
Father Tomasin
Garde
Red Lake
Secretary of the Interior
Luce
Petal
Gardner
Cather Tomasin
Pather
Jess
Wiluon
Promment
Siegel
Stargig
Schofield
Churchill
Pearce
Herbert
Clark
Missouri
Springfeld
San Francisco
Gulf
Assembling Solons for Georgia Capitol Planning
A crowded view of the Georgia Legislature convening in an adjourned session at ten o'clock. Debates focus on redistricting after the census, Fulton county bills, school reforms, and a proposed state capitol at Atlanta funded by Mr. Tice. Other measures cover roads, city charters, juvenile courts, and a statewide tax for schools.
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Georgia
Legislative Mall
Fulton County
Chamber of Commerce
New Street Car Company
Hull
Tice
Galton
Atlanta
Eil
Brooks
Floyd
General Assembly
Senator Tutt
Feaie
Naval claims and ship contracts reported in Washington
In Washington on July 3, claims for rebates on tobacco snuff and cigars under the internal revenue law total about 20 000 with aggregation near 2 000 000. Stamps imprinted on checks and drafts canceled by the internal revenue bureau amount to about 3 500 000. Those holding stamps on canceled checks should not expect payment yet as claims are referred to the accounting office for audit before settlement. Warrants have been issued. Contracts today were awarded to John Roach & Sons for four new steel cruisers.
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Toach
Washxcton
Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue Law
John Roach & Sons
Inauguration of the tertio millennial festival opens New Mexico settlement
The tertio millennial festivities marking New Mexico settlement by Spaniards began with a large ceremony. The governor and staff, General Mackenzie, territorial militia, Mexican societies, Zuni, Pueblo and Apache groups led a procession through the exposition grounds. About 10,099 spectators attended as the exposition was formally opened with a welcome speech.
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India
Sanu Pa
No N
New Mexico
Mackenzie
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Setember
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