Remains of Garfield Laid In Capitol Rotunda
Washington reports describe the silent procession of President Garfield's mourners through the capitol rotunda as crowds gather for the funeral services. Guards and officials limit access, while a royal tribute and floral arrangements mark the somber scene.
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Washington
Senate Wing
Senate
Bright
Capitol
Autun
Garfield
Guard of Honor
Corpar
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Swaim
Harry Garfield
Mollie Garfield
Miss Huckwell
Mrn Rockwell
MacVeagh
Rotunda
Republic
Wasumeron
Ars Garfield
Beausint Commandery of
Knights ‘Templar
Faltimore
Pisces Foundation
Our Martyr President Gates Ajar Pageant Display
A pageant item describing misplacement next to The Gates Ajar drawing admiration yesterday. Knights of Malta donated a Maltese cross and the Union Veteran corps, of which General Garfield was a member, contributed a white pillow tower bearing violet inscription.
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Mie Knights of Malta
Union Veteran Corps
Gener Garfield
Tennyson
Loxnon
Alfred Tennyson
Mr Lewell
Hazelmere
Mas Garfield
Funeral ceremonies for President Garfield in Washington and beyond
A detailed account of the Garfield funeral events and arrangements in Washington, with seating plans, processions, and tributes. Descriptions include catafalque setup, seating for Cabinet and officials, arrival of Knights Templar Beausant, and the escort to the depot. Reports from Cleveland and Baltimore outline preparations, decorations, and international sympathy messages.
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Mra Garfield
Rotunda
Supreme Court
Totunda
Knights Templar Beausant Commandery
Baltimore
Army of the Cumberland
Senate
Diplomatic Corps
Fac
Westisaton
Baltimore and Potumme
Cottin
Trun
Second Artillery
Arsenal
Wesk
Tmin
Senatora Mayard
Delaware
Anthony
Rhode Island
Camden
West Virginia
Sherman
Ohio
Inglis
Kansas
Pugh
Alabama
Moongan
Blsir
New Shonpshire
Miller
New York
Bright
Peyton
Murphey
Christy
Messrs Jonas
Lottmann
McMillan
Minnesota
Jones Nevada Arland
Arkansas
Beck
Kentucky
Jones
Florida
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Vermont
Kellogg
Louisiana
Groome
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Uarris
New Jerry
Brewer
Errett
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Candler
Massachusetts
Hebuont
Chenneery
The
Messenger
Smith
Jordan
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Townsend
Hill
New Jersey
Hardenburgh
J R Thomas
Wwinots
Clark
Missouri
Dezendorf
Virginia
Nathan Schultz
Camp
Hiscock
Bayne
John H Starin
Geneal Banks
Loring
Eyany
South Carolina
Robinson
McCook
National Associated Press
Garfield
Cleveland
Trin
Constitution
Hammsuuge
Marysville
Alose
Gartiel
Monumental Park
Euclid Avenue
Erie Street
Erie
Superior
Lakeview Cemetery
Pittsburg
Catafalque
Extra Session Called As Senate Likely To Convene
Washington September 23 report from the state department notes President Arthur proclaims the Senate should convene at an early date. The message stresses the need to receive communications from the executive and to transact business at the Capitol on October 10 noon.
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Capitol
Garfield
Urros
Guard of Honor
Washycton
Department of State
United States of America
United States
Senate
Chester A Arthur
United Sttes
Anester A. Ammien
Jaxms G. Bars
Axbout
Dawes
Arthur
New York
Burnside
Fisher
White House
Senator Jones
Pacific Coast
Pullic
Pate Washington
Artey
Navy
Yacquey
J Bimley Brown
Robertson
Rior Morgan
Mim
Sam
Tam
General Arthur
Leamnes
Beck
Lexincrox
Year
Teck
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
House of Representatives
Tonseuzne
Down in Dixie and Other Regional Tidings
Weather and agricultural notes from Alabama and surrounding states cite crop prospects in South Carolina and Florida, with discussions of harvests, drought effects in Richmond and Tampa areas, and fruiting trees. Obituary notes mention the widow Mrs AP Wayes of Selma, Alabama. The Alabama synod plans a meeting in Entaw before October's third Monday.
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Alabama
South
Caroline
Selma
Kestucey
Richmond
MaraTee County
Florida
Chesta
Tampa
AP Whayes
Lnte
Albarn
Alabami
Report on Western and Atlantic lease findings before Georgia General Assembly
A joint senate and house committee reports no violation of the 60 mile act in the Western and Atlantic lease and questions the ownership of most stock by Georgians. The governor is asked to direct the attorney general to probe stock control and potential forfeiture, with bond examination and possible legal action if noncompliance occurs. Governor Brown testified on stock transfers and management disputes with Louisville and Nashville, noting original lessees still control policy and stock ownership by Georgians remains unclear.
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Western Atlantic Railroad
Coherman
Westerl and Atlantic Railroad
General, Assembly
Mitroad
Bone Fide
Senate
State of
Georgia
Mannsmit
Genera
Puch
Western and Atlantic Railrow Company
Wester and Atlantic Milroad Company
Sid
Western and Atlantic Railroad Company
X AT Hackett
WB Batt
James G Parks
DuPont Guerry
P W Meldrim
Julin W Maddox
F C Foster
HC Rouey
WR Rankin
C A Turner
John J Hunt
TD Hightower
House
Governor Brown
JB Brown
H J Kimball
Simon Cuneron
Thomas Ren
Alexander Stephens
Yatte
George H Hazlehurst
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E P Alexander
Bir Ch Brown
Wadley
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MacRae
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Gerurek Gentral
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Cincinnati Southern
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Southern
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Lanisville
Wester and
Cl i Brown
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Laniaville
CI Brown
H Phinizy
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Reinelansis
Ara Binies
Walters
Squire
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Republican Party
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