Disgraceful Row Among Washington Doctors Described
The Washington doctors row drew sharp condemnation as accounts differ, with professional etiquette degraded and a near fight between Dr Bliss and Dr Baxter. The Baltimore Sun and the Washington Star reports diverge, leaving the public awaiting fuller information and cautioning judgment.
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President’s assassination attempt aftermath fuels anxious public
The nation watches the president’s case with intense interest as doctors warn the crisis is not over. Recovery remains distant with risks of fever inflammation and abscesses, though some favorable signs offer cautious hope for a memorable outcome if he survives.
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Public sympathy and political lines over Arthur grief
Washington correspondents say President Arthur shows deep grief at the president’s condition amid criticism from Bangor and partisan papers. Secretary Blaine praises Arthur’s dignity during the crisis while papers debate party loyalties and bias.
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Letter from Guiteau to Garfield as Austrian mission bid
In July at the Executive Mansion, Judd recalls the October letter Charles Guiteau sent New York on Fifth Avenue hotel stationery claiming he sought the Austrian mission. Garfield treated it as curiosity not a formal request and often cited it to show Guiteau’s audacity and impudence.
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Republican Conference on filling U.S. Senate vacancies
A Republican conference of legislature members met in the assembly chamber to pursue a joint plan for electing two U.S. senators to fill the Conkling and Platt vacancies. The call required sixty-five signatures to bind members to vote for two candidates, with one from each major party division, and set a July 7 adjournment for a joint convention. Informal speeches urged early agreement to restore national harmony and aid President Garfield’s health.
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Southerners Seek Loyalty to Union After Capitol Crisis
The Springfield Union notes strong southern loyalty to the Union and distrust of a restless northern shift, saying the capital crime has deeply stirred both regions. It suggests southern warmer natures heighten detestation of the assassination.
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National Musical association debate on tonic sofa system notation
In Albany on July 6 Theo F Seward opened a discussion on notation. Holt of Boston argued the fault lies with teaching methods not the current system. He ridiculed Theodore Thomas for proposing vocal music reading methods given his career in orchestral study.
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Unknown attacker silenced at Garfield remarks in Chicago
In Chicago at the Grand Pacific reading room a stranger directed insulting language at President Garfield. another ex Confederate soldier, reportedly a veteran under Stonewall Jackson, knocked the offender down. The rescuer’s name could not be learned.
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Unnamed man near Clifton House dies after self-inflicted shot
In Chicago early today a Clifton house clerk heard a pistol shot and a man staggered into the hall shot in the head. A pistol lay nearby. The injured man, later identified as Mitchell Sherwood of Howe Sewing Machine, is dying in hospital. Medical reports cite neuralgia and brain abscess as likely causes, suggesting suicide.
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Picnic Poisoning Strikes Engleville Forty Four on Fourth
A picnic party of sixty or more in Engleville Norwich area fell ill on July 4 from coffee brewed in a copper boiler. Violent nausea and purging left most bedridden briefly. no lasting damage reported.
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Extreme July Heat Grips New York Area
The New York thermometer hits 96 degrees with nearby towns hotter. Long Branch reports 98 and South Amboy 101. Fatal heat prostrations are noted in South Amboy and Wilkesbarre.
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Nail cutter kills woman then takes own life
Pittsburg police report Mike Kreisendorfer shot and killed Kate Smith, his lodger, and then committed suicide. Jealousy is given as the motive.
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Alumni Dinner Honors Governor and Garfield
At the alumni dinner in Goodrich hall Governor Long praised Williams College and its president. He spoke for the commonwealth and offered prayers for James A. Garfield, noting the nation’s sorrow and unity in supporting the wounded president and the college’s distinguished alumnus.
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The American Institute of Instruction opened in St Albans Vermont with a full attendance. Governor Farnham welcomed the institute, and talks covered political education by J W Patterson and a lecture by Charles Coffin on Physical Geography.
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Massacre of Surveyors Reported Near El Paso
A party of American surveyors travelling from El Paso del Norte to Chihuahua was ambushed at Sand Hills about forty miles south of El Paso. Thirteen men were killed, most likely by remnants of Victoria’s Apaches led by Nam. A second Despatch notes a southbound train attack near El Paso with four passengers and two drivers slain.
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Chinese passengers land as tax collector assaulted in Victoria
Victoria B C July 6 report that the steamship Quinta from China with 500 Chinese arrived. The collector of the provincial school tax was set upon by passengers landing and beaten by Chinese who hustled him and assaulted two assistants. Tax collection deterrents and threats noted. situation quiet afterward.
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France mobilizes 120000 troops for three months credits
The Post reports France plans to mobilize 120000 men and seek three months credits to deploy troops, citing urgency to secure stability in North Africa. European heat dominates headlines as Paris swelters at 93 degrees, while debris and fires spark across towns in Massachusetts New Hampshire and Indiana with several losses and ongoing investigations.
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Cincinnati Observers Record Comet Splitting Nuclei
H C Wilson at the Cincinnati observatory reported during a comet observation that its nucleus separated into two parts. Prof. Stone notes the two segments are about 1,200 miles apart.
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