Firing It Out General Grant's Illness Weekhy Update
The illness of General Grant during the past week has shown every variation. He grows weaker daily and observers fear his end may come at any moment. Morphine eases pain, while debate over sedation and mind clarity continues as doctors report fluctuating conditions and a high level of public anxiety.
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Shredy
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Barker
Auicent
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Welling
Satie Eee
Dousras
M.D
Shrady
Geneva Grant
Quesey
General Grant in Final Hours of Life as Death Nears
New York April 13 reports Dr. Newman and doctors detailing General Grant's last hours. The cancer in his throat causes painful coughing despite morphia, with only brief natural sleep from 8 to 6. Nurses and family nearby, wife Mrs Grant and daughter Mrs Sartoris, as doctors note his restrained acceptance of death and imminent end.
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Imorphia
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Paradise
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M. D
Lena
Henry
Long Branch
California
Stanford
Barker
Death of Kate Smulsey Fort Plain Woman After Long Illness
Troy N Y April 9 Kate Smulsey Fort Plain faster died today without a struggle in the presence of family and physician. An autopsy will be held tomorrow at the request of medical men from across the country. She had not eaten since March 11 1884 except for minimal nourishment with wine whey after a peculiar stomach sensation. Born Fort Plain October 24 1864 she was 70 years 5 months and 16 days. Her family are German Lutherans. She leaves elderly parents a brother and two sisters.
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Troy
N. Y
Kate Smulsey
Fort Plain
Kaller
Miss Smalsey
Peraiany
Snyder
Ayers
Hazen Case Counsel Propose Reform of Court-Martials
Washington April 13 counsel for General Hazen in the recent court martial plan to publish the proceedings in book form and add a treatise on law and reform. They urge changes including barring secret sessions by the prosecutor, requiring a two thirds verdict for conviction, granting the accused knowledge of findings before review, and barring courts from altering sentences while limiting executives to mitigation.
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Hazen
Lincoln
Arthur
Bwaim
Mrs Garfield Denies Plans to Remarry After Death of Husband
New York April 8 Camden O Rockwell, Mrs Garfield's brother in law, cited rumors of her remarriage. A letter dated April 4 quotes her denying the gossip as cruel and insulting, saying she would never be false to her memory of the late General. She adds that a dignified denial by friends may help, but it still hurts.
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New York
Camden O. Rockwell
Grace to Build Peruvian Oroya Railroad Extension
New York April 8 A M Grace of W P Grace Co and brother of Mayor Grace has contracted with the Peruvian government to complete the Oroya railroad and its Cerro de Pasco extension. The line, begun in 1869 by Harry Meigs, has seen 30 million spent and includes 63 tunnels and a steep 11 000 foot ascent. The route passes fertile country and rich Cerro de Pasco silver mines. Grace expects profit and the government to retain ownership.
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New York
M. P. Grace
W. P. Grace & Co
Mayor Grace
Cerro de Pasco
Harry Meigs
Cerro de Pasca
Grace
War Alarms Signal Anglo Russian War Threat
Reports from London and St Petersburg describe Russian attacks on Afghan outposts at Murghab with heavy casualties, fueling war fears and accusing Russia of duplicity. News of naval movements, troop transports, fortifications, and commanders suggests heightened readiness as Britain and Russia edge toward conflict.
Expulsion of an Agnostic from King Solomon Lodge
In Toronto April 12 a King Solomon Lodge member J Harrison was expelled for atheistic views after a special committee gathered evidence of his lack of belief in God. Harrison denies atheism claiming agnosticism means not denying but seeking proof of existence. He may pursue action to contest his exclusion citing Bradlaugh as a reference point.
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Toronto
King Solomon Lodge
J. Harrison
Harrison
Sew
Trison
Son
Bradlaugh
Asonic Lodge
England
Riel Insurrection Moves North as Indians Rise in Canada
The Canadian militia under General Middleton pushes toward the uprising amid village raids. Telegrams describe fortifications at Fort McLeod and Battleford, with Frog Lake massacre details. Archbishop Tache comments on the conflict urging strong government action against the Indians and warns the situation could become brutal if it spreads.
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Riel
Canadian Northwest
Troy Lake
General Middleton
Fort Assiniboine
Montana
Fort McLeod
Turtle Mountain
Manitoba
Battleford
Frog Lake
Globe subscription offer for agents and single readers
A hard times offer advertises $1.00 for 14 months to single subscribers and six copies for 14 months at $5.00. A six month option costs 50 cents. The Globe promises a large cash commission to agents earning profit on each subscriber, with a free circular to applicants.
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Afghan Battle Against Russians Ends In Heavy Losses
In a driving rain Afghan forces attacked by the Russians faced heavy artillery and became largely annihilated as two Afghan companies were wiped out. British officers praised Afghan valor while Russian reports claim 5600 Afghan deaths, loss of artillery, and supplies.
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Peter Lumsden
War mood grows as Gladstone demands Russia explain Panjdeh clash
In London April 10 Parliament reconvened with Mr Gladstone stating Russia attacked Afghan forces at Panjdeh and that England seeks an immediate Russian explanation. He cited conflicting signals from St Petersburg while the public debates war versus peace and Britain mobilizes ships, troops, and naval officers in anticipation of conflict with Russia.
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India
Rawni Pindi
War Preparations Intensify as Forces Massing
Russian and English forces on both sides continue mobilization for potential action amid ongoing war preparations. Rumors abound about the sizes and readiness of troop deployments as tensions rise.
Nearer Than Ever War Talks Loom After Komaroff Move
London reports from the foreign office quote General Komaroff claiming he acted on received warnings of a night Afghan attack and moved to preempt the threat. Officials and public remain dissatisfied as explanations fail to quell anger, with warDiplomatic intercourse nearing termination anticipated.
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St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Komaroff
Report on Kushk river affair in Parliament
In the House of Commons, Mr. Gladstone faced questions about the Kushk river situation. He said Russian officials had not replied to key points in General Omarek’s actions and other inquiries. Lord Dufferin sent full reports on negotiations with the Ameer, and he was content with progress.
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Omarek
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India
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Therly
Desperate Eviction of Salem Man Thirty Years In One Home
Robert Stevens a well known colored resident of Phelps court since 1865 faces eviction after mortgage foreclosure and door window removal by Samuel L. Walker under Rufus B. Gifford. He is believed to be about 90, a former slave, with a long Salem service record and a strong aversion to almshouse life. The incident draws sharp criticism for removing his doors and windows.
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Bob
Samuel L. Walker
Gifford
Mississippi
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Red River
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Sherman Says He Will Run for Senate Not Governor
In Cincinnati on April 18 Senator Sherman told Warner M. Bateman and others he would not seek the Ohio governorship but would accept re election to the U S Senate if offered. He noted he has served twenty years and four terms, and he expects a Republican legislature. He declined any gubernatorial candidacy, saying others should pursue that dignity.
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Warner M. Bateman
Bates
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Ohio
Longtime Canterbury Matriarch Lorey Glover Dies at 103
Concorp New Hampshire reports the death of Mrs Lorey Glover of Canterbury aged 103 years and two days. Born in the White Mountain area to Revolutionary soldier rt Foss, she moved with her family to Northfield then Canterbury. Her husband Ebenezer Glover died forty four years ago. She served at home until her centennial and later did light work until days before her death, living with her son Ebenezer and leaving other children. One of her near final remarks was I long to see Jesus coming.
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Ebenezer Glover
Maple sugar yield outlook from Brattleboro area
Brattleboro Vermont reports a favorable spell for maple sugar making with continued shipments. primé sugar sold at ten to twelve cents per pound in tubs, plus three to four cents for fancy cakes. Prices may ease slightly in the coming year as supplies grow toward average levels.
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Brattleboro, Vt
Prominent Lawyer's Son Shoots Self in New York Home
Edgar B. W. Halsey aged 21, son of a leading New York lawyer, shot himself in the left breast at his residence 23 West One Hundred and nineteenth street this morning and died instantly. The act followed the rejection of his affection by a woman he loved.
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W. Halsey
New York
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Indian Uprising Looms In Northwest After Massacres At Frog Lake
Despatches detail frontier chaos as Cree, Sioux, and half breed bands terrorize settlements. Forts at Fort Pitt and Battleford fortified. Middleton marches into Touchwood. residents face starvation and forced evacuations. Ottawa notes rising treason and potential organized support for rebels. Royal command prepares for broad Indian alliance and possible general uprising across Saskatchewan frontier.
Pneumonia Surge and Biliousness Warn of Pulmonary Peril
Boston doctors report an exceptionally high pneumonia rate this season with frequent pleuro-pneumonia and new bilious symptoms. Weather volatility and heavy drinking patterns are linked to worsened outcomes. Coastwise New England and Middle States show the strongest impact as physicians warn of heightened fatality risk.
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New England
Middle States
Re. Loomis
Harrison Re elected by a Good Majority With One Exception
Complete unofficial returns from all precincts in Curia co show Harrison Democrat mayor with a 747 edge over Smith Republican. Washburne Republican is likely elected city attorney, while other Democratic ticket members win by 600 to 1100. Contests possible over fraudulent voting or intimidation. Official city totals: Harrison 337 over Smith, Devine 116 over Finerty, Plautz 671 over Heumeister, Washburne 1845 over Ebert. Contested election reported.
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Organizing Against England Irish Crusaders Formed in Carcano
A large Irish meeting in Carcano launched the Irish Crusaders to promote Irish race elevation, seek independence, and advocate active hostility toward England if war with Russia occurs. H. K. Fitzpatrick was elected president, with officers and a constitution to be decided next Sunday. a committee will meet O Donogan Rossa on his Tuesday arrival.
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Irish Crusaders
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Russia
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O'Donovan Rossa
Jourdan sues Long Island Railroad for 350000 damages
General James Jourdan as receiver of the Brooklyn, Flatbush and Brighton Beach railroad sues the Long Island Railroad Company for 350000 damages claiming breach of contract. The suit concerns an agreement to run trains from Hunter's Point and Long Island City to connect with Brighton Beach trains for five years, with the case before Judge Cullen on a morning motion.
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New Yorks
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Brooklyn, Flatbush
Brighton Beach
Long Island Railroad Company
Low Island Railroad Company
Hunter’s Point
Long Island City
Cullen
Cofendant & Counsel
Schooner Quickstep Sunk Off Bartletts Reef Lightship
Word reached here of the sinking of the schooner Quickstep of Somerset in Long Island Sound on Thursday night. Captain Obed Smith commanded the New York to Somerset cargo run when she was struck by the British schooner E Chambers from St Johns. The collision broke the stern and the ship sank within minutes in fifteen fathoms. The crew were saved by the Chambers and transferred to the tug George A Dean bound for Fall River.
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Fall River
Signing the Treaty Between San Salvador and Honduras
Rumor from La LineraD dated April 13 reports a peace treaty signed between San Salvador and Honduras, with Honduras joining the alliance against Guatemala. No agreement with Guatemala yet. Armies from San Salvador and allies advance toward Guatemala City, welcomed by locals as many disbanded Guatemalan troops defect to the allied side.
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Galveston
San Salvador
Honduras
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Settlement hoped for in Newfoundland fishery question
Sir Ambrose Shea representing the Canadian Board of Trade has spent two weeks in Wasumncros seeking a settlement of the Newfoundland fishery dispute. When asked by The Globe reporter today he would say little beyond that the matter would be settled in a few days one way or another.
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Wasumncros
Ambrose Shea
Canadian Board of Trade
Newfoundland
Shea
GLOBE
Marriage of Sallie Ward Armstrong to G F Downs in Louisville
In Louisville on April 8 at the Galt House private parlors Mrs Sallie Ward Lawrence Hunt Armstrong aged 58, famed as a beauty, wed 75 year old Mr G F Downs a wealthy socialite after a six year courtship. The ceremony surprised many and is expected to cause a social sensation.
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Louisville, Ky
Sallie Ward Lawrence Hunt Armstrong
Galt House
G. F. Downs
Elopement Fracas in Lewes Ends with Injuries
Lewes Delaware April 8 A domestic crisis erupted as Robert Parsons pursued his wife who eloped with his nephew Edward Parsons. A fierce train platform struggle left Robert badly injured while Edward escaped aboard a northbound train with Mrs Parsons. The woman and Edward departed for Philadelphia as Parsons lay wounded.
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Edward Parsons
Parsons
Bert Fiserans
Elo
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