Death of Vice President Hendricks in Indianapolis
Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks died at his Indianapolis home at 4 45 PM after a brief illness paralysis of the brain cited by Dr Thompson. Details describe high public life, family grief, mourning across Indiana and national tributes from Senators English Voorhees and others.
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Ind
Thomas A. Hendricks
United States
Chicago
Mrs. Hendricks
John Cooper
Mr. Hendricks
Lamont
Anson G. McCook
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Cleveland
Hendricks
William H. English
Grover Cleveland
English
Washington
D. C
Thompson
Death of Vice President Hendrick's Casts Gloom on Capital
Washington learns of Vice President Hendrick's death after a period of health improvement. An Associated Press bulletin from Indianapolis broke the news. The President and cabinet were summoned to decide on next steps as Senator Hidmunds expressed deep sorrow and reflection.
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Washington
Hendrick’s
Hendricks
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Hidmunds
Death of Vice President Hendricks Excites Washington
News from Washington details the sudden death of Vice President Hendricks in Indianapolis. Cabinet in session at the White House as officials, including Mr. Carlisle, confer on last honors and committee assignments. In Boston, Mayor O Brien calls a city council meeting to mourn and display flags at half-mast with bells tolled.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
White House
Carlisle
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Senate
Hughes East
Boston
O’brien
City of
City Council
Thomas A.hendricks
United States
Indianapolis
Hugh O’ Brlen
Forrt Wayne
Ind
Kouitz
Governor Grey
Mr. Hendricks
Death of Hendricks Split by Doctor's Opinion on Cause
Indianapolis reports Dr. W C Thompson believes Hendricks died from instantaneous paralysis of the brain and heart. He noted a slight left facial weakness and long prior left hand paralysis, linking strain from campaigns to his decline, while detailing earlier toe gangrene claims and nonessential treatments. He doubted an autopsy and described Hendricks as surprised by the shock of death.
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W. B. Fletcher
Insane Hospital
Parvin
Hendricks
Fletcher
Mr.Hendricks
Indianapolis
W.C. Thompson
Hlendricks
Dr. Thompson
Mr. Hendricks
Thompson
Danville
Lockridge
Varvin
Yandell
Louisville
Death of Vice President Hendricks Saddens Nation
The Advertiser reports the sudden death yesterday at his Indianapolis home of Thomas A. Hendricks Vice-President of the United States. He is described as a representative of a vanishing school of statesmen and a relic of a vanishing era in the republic. The piece honors his virtues and talent while noting the difficulty of envisioning further service in a higher office.
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Thomas Andrews Hendricks
John Hendricks
Pennsylvania
Jane Thomson
Thomas
Muskingum County
Hendricks
Indiana
Madison
William Hendricks
Shelbyville
Statesman
Flo
Hanover College
Major
Thomson
Chambersburg
Penn
House of Representatives
Congress
Pierce
General Land Office
Buchanan
Henry 8. Lane
Indianapolis
United States
Senate
Ohio
Horatio Seymour
Commonwealth
Advertiser
Thomas A. Hendricks
Republic
Death of Vice President Hendricks Shocks Nation
The Globe reports the death of Vice President Thomas A. Hendricks in Indianapolis. It recalls his integrity and dedication to the people, noting Boston and New England feel the loss deeply and that his benignant countenance and eloquence will be missed. His memory remains forever in the hearts of the people.
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Globe
Indianapolis
Hendricks
Thomas A. Hendricks
Boston
New England
Bay State Club
Hendricks Remembered as Remarkable Indiana Leader
The Herald recalls Vice President Hendricks as a national loss for his sudden death. A Democrat of the old school, he held deep loyalty to his party and was fair in his political fights. He died in a long life filled with honors, widely respected across rivals and allies.
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Joseph E. McDonald
Hendricks
Indiana
Chicago
Tilden
Joseph B. McDonald
Cleveland
Thomas A. Hendricks
United States Senate
Washington
Hendrick
Lucy C. Morgan
Boston
Bay State Club
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Herald
Indiana Statesman
Morton
Death of the Vice President Hendricks
The Journal notes the sudden death of Vice President Hendricks in 1883 after a period of illness. A longtime Democratic leader in the West, he shaped the party's regional history for over twenty five years and avoided the harsher hostility faced by others in the party.
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Hendricks
Democratic Party
Hendricks Remembered as Sincere Democratic Figure
New York Nov 23 Times tribute marks Mr Hendricks as a earnest partisan Democrat noted for upright character. The opinion piece recalls his steadfast loyalty and public service as part of the era's political landscape.
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John C. New
Hendricks
New York
the Times
Hendricks Remembered as Loyal Politician With Narrow Views
An obituary assessment notes personal character and considerable abilities of the late leader. It highlights his party loyalty, probity, and adherence to Jeffersonian and Jacksonian principles, while criticizing his cautious nature and limited lasting impact on the nation.
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the Sun
Jefferson
Jackson
the Tribune
Hendricks
President Cleveland Proclaims Mourning for Hendricks
President Cleveland announces national mourning after the death of Vice-President Thomas A. Hendricks in Indianapolis. The order closes executive offices, drapes buildings, and displays flags at half mast for thirty days, with mourning emblems adopted abroad. Civil and military honors are planned. draping begins next day.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Thomas A. Hendricks
Indianapolis
Washington
Grover Cleveland
T.F. Bayard
Salvation Army Rally Draws Faithful to Federden Hall
Salvation Army officers and members staged a lively open-air style service at Federden Hall with Commissioner Frank Smith presiding. Attendees from Massachusetts regiments and local volunteers joined as verses burlesques of Methodist hymns were performed and testimonies praised triumph of faith over temptation.
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Frank Smith
Army
Federden Hall
Whatmore
Walsh
Massachusetts
Rebecca Grimshaw
Gay
Tom Slater
Lizzie Blampied
Smith
Louis Bell
Jenks
Horse Marines
Heaven
Jesus
Bow- Goin Square Baptist Church
Storm Wild on New England Coast Deluges Boston
A historic nor’easter battered Boston and coastal towns from Saturday through Tuesday, with record tides, massive waves, and widespread flooding. Vessels sought shelter in the harbor while trains and roads suffered washouts and structural damage along Revere Beach, Lynn, Salem, and adjacent shores.
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Nor’east
Yesterdy
Revere
India Wharf
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Nantasket
Crescent
Boreas
Neptune
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Lynn
Revere House
Revere Beach
Winthrop and
Shore
Point Shirley
Thatue de Peau Hotel
Revere Beach Road
Saltonstall appoints Flatley deputy collector in Boston
Yesterday collector Saltonstall formally notified Thomas Flatley of his appointment as deputy collector. The Post first announced the selection and sketched Flatley’s career. This is his first public office. Democrats of Massachusetts extend best wishes. Flatley assumes Dec 1 as Saltonstall takes charge at the Boston Custom House.
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Thomas Flatley
Flatley
Mr. Flatley
Democrats of
Massachusetts
Boston
Woburn Beats Somerville In New England Polo Clash
Woburn defeated Somerville 3 to 2 in a New England League polo game held tonight. Time counted 48 minutes 50 seconds with referee Charles Thayer. Also at New Bedford, Boston was swept by New Bedford in a hockey match, losing 0 to 3 after rapid goals at 4 minutes 5 40 and 18 minutes 30. Referee Harry D Stovey.
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New England
Woburn
Somerville
Charles Thayer
New Bedford
Boston
Harry D, Stovey
Weather Indications Across U S Regions
Indications show clearing and colder conditions in New England with rising barometer and strong northerly winds. Middle Atlantic fair weather with warmer turns. South Atlantic frosts interior this morning. East Gulf pair weather with rising temps. West Gulf fair with local rains. Lower lake region fair with northerly winds. Cautionary signals extend from Wilmington to Eastport.
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Middle Atlantic States
South Atlantic
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Weather Summary From Boston Observer Office 1885
The record lists barometer readings from 29.675 to 29.466 inches with mean daily barometer 29.573. Thermometer figures range from 36.8 to 45.9, mean daily 42.6, and dew point from 37.2 to 49.4. Humidity held at 100 percent in several entries, wind mainly NE and E with mean velocity around 25 to 42. Total rainfall recorded 1.96 units.
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Converted into a Battery At 604 Washington Street
A five story building at 604 Washington Street produced a remarkable electrical accident last evening. A brass bar in Morris jewelry store window drew in Elmer E. Morris and Frank McNish leading to violent shocks and injuries. William G. Lash also touched the rail and was hurled across the street. Patrolman Knight aided, and a Bush Electric Co. man discharged the bar to end the danger. Patrols guarded the diamonds while repair was arranged.
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Elmer E. Morris
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Bush Electric Company
Developments in Barton Mystery Command Attention
In Newport Rhode Island Acting Attorney General Galvin and Detective Richards pursue the Potter Dorsey note theft case tied to Mrs Babcock. A letter offered payment absolves the note maker. Potter denies involvement but handwriting aligns with the New York note. Investigators expect an early arrest as the murder case maintains feverish interest.
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New York State
Potter
New York
Brighton stables burned by fire and other urban blazes
The South Albany stables at Brighton owned by the Boston and Albany Railroad burned last evening at 7 15. Eight horses twenty eight hogs and hay were lost. Building and contents insured. Loss to stables about 3000 building and 3500 contents. Cause unknown. Also reports of the Metropolitan Hotel St Louis fire injuring a man and a woman who died after throat wound. Additional small fires in Boston and Lynn with minor damage.
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Bombardment at Widdin as Servians Assault City
The Servians bombarded Widdin all night and, after reinforcement, launched an assault at 6 am but were repulsed after three hours of heavy fighting. In Constantinople the Porte fears Austrian occupation and Russian moves in Bulgaria may trigger action, while diplomatic circles see pacific Balkan settlement growing harder. The Porte seeks a $5,000,000 loan from Baron Hirsh as talks continue.
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Baron Hirsh
King Alfonso II dies and regent appointed
Maparip reports King Alfonso II died at 6 this morning after spasmodic fits and fever. The cabinet resigned except war and interior ministers. Queen Christina appointed regent. The king’s body to be interred at El Escorial. troops confined to barracks and press censored amid national anxiety.
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el Pardo
Interior
Alfonso
the Escorial
Mobilities of Neary N. Smith Bankruptcy Figures
New York on November 25 reports the bankrupt broker Neary N. Smith with aggregate liabilities of $1,350,600. Nominal assets total $609,000 while actual assets are $203,000, with major creditors including A. W. Heath & Co. at $1,158,000 Woerihoffer & Co. $111,000 and H. C. Hudson & Co. $47,000.
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Woerihoffer & Co
H. C. Hudson & Co
Theft of Dart & Co wagon on Chauncy street
A Dart & Co express wagon was left on Chauncy street yesterday. The driver found the team and goods valued at 15 dollars missing upon return. The wagon remains unaccounted for.
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Chauncy Street
Salvation On advertised as rheumatic remedy at 25 cents
An ad touts Salvation On as a quick and thorough remedy for rheumatic complaints. The price is listed as 25 cents.
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