The Last Roll Call Sheridan Dies After Illness
News from Nonquitt Mass reports General Philip H. Sheridan has died after a brief decline. Congress adjourns in respect, Cleveland sends condolence, and a simple military funeral is planned in Washington with statesmen and Army officials attending. Public flags at half mast and a somber national tribute follow his passing.
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Winnipeg Wins and Politician Dead in Aug. Brief
The Winniper cricketers defeated the territories’ team to extend their unbeaten record. Separately, Proment Demorr reports the death of John H. Harmon, a prominent Democratic politician, in a troubling incident during August.
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The Dead Commander of Sheridan Interred in Arlington
The body of General Sheridan lies in state in a cottage at Nonquitt, Mass, clothed in full uniform with sabre, awaiting transport to Washington. Plans call for a steamer to New Bedford, then special train to Jersey City and Washington, with martial law measures at Nonquitt and funeral services arranged by Rev. Father Mackin and Cardinal Gibbons. The Arlington grave site was selected as an open plateau on a crest near the Manor house.
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Origin and Principies of the Republican Party Orated
The speaker argues the Republican Party arose not from machine influence but from core principles that attracted supporters of Sherry. He says the first convention did not organize it but reflected conscience driven delegates. The party formed on ideals of free speech free press free schools and free territories, building a wider nation.
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Remains of General Sheridan En Route For Thele Bina
Press representatives viewed General Sheridan's body in Nonquitt before its voyage to New Bedford. Mrs. Sheridan widened access to the public, preserving a peaceful, dignified farewell as officials plan funeral arrangements in Washington. The remains travel on a special train from Jersey City, with veterans to oversee the trip. Ottawa warns of escalating hostilities at Fort Hazelton as threats against settlers rise amid ongoing conflicts along the Skeena river. New York stocks advance on strong demand and favorable crop signals, with further gains in the afternoon trading.
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Georgia Democrats Nominate State Ticket at Atlanta Convention
Georgia Democrats convened at the state capitol in Atlanta to renominate Gov. John D. Gordon as governor secretary of state N. O. Bartlett treasurer F. R. A. Hardman comptroller W. A. Wright and attorney general Clifford Anderson. Gordon gave a brief speech expressing hope for a time when the solid south might not be needed while acknowledging the south's current unity.
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Deal Falls Through For Minneapolis Franchise
Davenport delays kill Minneapolis baseball bid as stockholders complain and subscribers balk over payments amid a ceer player departure. Byron reports first regular Manitoba train from Watertown reaches Jin river today and returns.
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Indiana Republican Convention nominates Gen. A. P. Hovey for governor
Indiana Republican Convention at Tomlinson Hall with 1160 delegates crowding the large hall adopts a platform denouncing ballot box crimes, endorsing local option and labor organization, and welcomes Blaine. General Harrison is hailed as the favorite son as Hovey wins on the first ballot.
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Multiple Injuries Reported Across Several Towns
Broken collar bone and head injuries plague Cartersburg and Morgantown areas. Mrs. Hancock and Mrs. Morgan sustain thigh and head bruising. Jacob Eckert suffers severe facial injuries. Charles Eckert loses an arm with serious facial damage. Indiana and Kentucky residents, including Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. Gaynors, face back, head, and spine injuries.
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Senate votes to ban Chinese entry after ratification date
The Senate moved to take up the Chinese exclusion bill and passed it without a division after specifying that entry would be unlawful after the treaty ratification date. Evarts opposed ratification of the fisheries treaty noting Canada seeks reciprocity and a free market. The House approved a $5,000 appropriation for investigating manufacturers trusts, then adjourned without action on the deficiency bill and French soilation claims.
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Senate tariff bill work continues with informal hearings
The Senate tariff sub committee is revising the draft and plans to finish this week. It may skip three or four contested points for later decision. Democrats expect no delay in committee but will reserve criticisms for open session debate. Washington, New York, Chicago and other cities listed with scores and results noted.
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