The President Dies After Long Illness In 1890s Style
Special dispatch reveals the president’s turbulent final hours at Francklyn cottage Elberon as chills fever and rapid decline culminate in death. Cabinet fear gloom and guards doubled as Dr Bliss Boynton Agnew and MacVeagh trying to stave off rigor and blood poisoning complications. Vice President Arthur notified and cabinet convenes with Lincoln Blaine absent.
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Desmair
Braxey
Frauncklyn Cottage
West End
Windom
Hunt
Kirkwood
James
Elberon
MacVeagh
Blaine
Lincoln
Boynton
Provident
Lr Bliss
Ciil
Garfield
Himslf
Winnie
Toa Lite
Dr Bliss
Francklyn Cottage
Lowell
London
Macygach
Hamilton
Bliss
de Buynton
Bliss Maide
Constitution
Elnrron
Briss
Dr. Bliss
Agnew
Firet
Associated Press
Biss
Rgor
Gome
Myers
Frucklyn Collage
Blaize
Arthur
Washington
Bhaine
Angusis
Tile Nogn
Hope
West
Kiss
Boone
Elsekox
Warren Young
Brown
Elberton
Ils
Long Branch
Cote 1
Attorney-Gener
Finnucklyn
Death of the President Shocks Cities in 1860s News
A theater crowd learns of the president's death as Maggie Mitchell's performance ends. Crowds gather in New York, with church bells tolling and papers publishing extra editions. Washington reports little hope for recovery before the president's death at 10:45 PM. Chattanooga plans memorials for Army of the Cumberland reunion and ex Confederates. Irish land movement shows sympathy for Garfield, while Irish suspects face government handling. The Times criticizes mercy and calls for caution in releasing suspects.
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Maggie Mitchell
Fanchon
Igst
Mr Shevell
Father Darbeand
Newa
New York
Trinity Parish
Washington
Elberon
Chattanooga
Army of the Cumberland
Ex-Confedenate
Long Praoch
Savannah Laborers Strike Over Wages and Violence
Laborers on Savannah River loading operations walked off the job after reject of a $2 daily wage offer aboard the Gate City. Police intervened as fights broke out with a mob injuring an officer, while shipments continued under protection. fears of further disturbances persisted.
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P Bielko
Savannah
Brolnbovery
Gate City
Dersong
River Street
Ocean Steamship Company
Harvey
Diffenley
Velgy
Regional Citrus and Tobacco Notes in Florida Bloom
A garbled report notes Berio's boom in Palatka and tobacco patches near Waldo. Mentions a strike among painters at Charles Torrenil estate in Jackson, misread as Jackson, Misa. References Alachua corn and North Carolina in unclear context with a monetary figure of 58,215.
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Berio
Palatka
Florida
Waldo
Charles Torrenil
Jackson
Misa
ExILED Wilmington Man Thamas Patterson Returns From Michigan
Barrons Maryland September 19 reports a sensational tale of Thamas Patterson, once lost to bad habits, now a prosperous Michigan merchant. A Grand Rapids postmark envelope confirms his identity and intent to return to Wilmington, while his wife Mre Patterson has many suitors since his presumed death.
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Barrons
Wilmington
Deyvan
Tnited
Patterson
Texas
Michigan
Mia Patterson
Grand Rapids
Thamas Patterson
Mre Patterson
The Missouri Robbery Reveals Mysterious Informant
A mid dle-aged woman provided Chicago and Alton railroad officials with crucial tips about the recent Missouri robbery. She described secret conferences at S T Chapman’s house near the crime scene and named participants, including a suspect named Clark a former associate of the Hoosier Bill and the Retro gang. Clark, a cattle dealer in Missouri, is believed to have planned the theft with inexperienced hoodlums who miscalculated Jesse James. Clark reportedly lost a large sum in Kansas City after the robbery and fled, while the gang learned of her tip and faces more arrests. The railroad warns it will be held responsible for damages. Separately an armed posse arrested J W Brysefield in Independence suspected of involvement. he claims an alibi.
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Chicace
Chicago and Alton Railroad
S T Chapman
Jade
Clark
Wth
Hoosier Bilk
Retro Gang
Minesouri
Trade
Green
Jesse James
Clarke
Kansas City
Keno
Chicago, and Alton Railroad Company
Pittsburgh
Loris
Holland
Chicago and
Alton
J W Brysefield
Dissouri
Webber
Bfill Daltman
Brassfield
Independence
Brasstieik
Farmery
Mrs Boyd's Cowhide Sparks Crisis in Washington
Washington dispatch reports Mrs Boyd, grieving for her grandchild, whipped Mrs Briarwood in the street after spotting her with Mrs Sherwood. Colonel Boyd, connected to the census bureau, may be involved, as rumors mention a long-standing liaison. Other items note earnings for a southern road, a Chilean president, and Franco Tunisian actions.
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Gildes
Wells
Exsprox
Swaden
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Grant
Taorh- Sng
Lpm
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Fmacklyo Settate
Coes
Argentieman
Franklyn Cottige
Weir
MacVergh
Fifth Avenue
Eiberon
Frank H. Hanon
Hayes
Inigi
Evening Bulletin
Elgekon
D W Bliss
Frank He Hasinron
MaeVeugh
Elsonon
MacVeugh
Generl MacVeagh
Ninl
iMighield
Pspapera
National League
Ty Cork
Land League
Sheridan Traverror
Clonakilty
Coun
Forster
Ireland
Dublin
John Gigan
Thomas A Dickson
Pariament
Michael Davite
Forster Wald
The
Times
League
Savannah'’S
Bartow
Cartersville
J N van Meter
Peicide
van Meter
Sherman
Ohio
Georgia
Down IN
Dixie
Briarwood
Boyd
Census Bureau
Colonel Boyd
Henrietta Sherwood
Ricuporn
Benroch
Ston’ Wise
George D Wis
Virginia
United States
B.l Lewis
Lewis
Wise
Quantico
Taut Wikresree
Cores
Cincinnati
Santiago
Santa Maria
Beets
Chill
Aveneofficiae Uigte
Polamic
Tunis
Tax Times
Rome
Sebgezer
Revie Contac
Cardisant Necebins
Kathwan
Fichlye
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