Sheridan Buried At Arlington In Solemn Military Rites
A large crowd attended the Arlington cemetery burial of Philip H. Sheridan after a Catholic service at St. Matthew's Church Washington. The ceremony featured military honors from General Sherman and other officials, a cardinal sermon, organ music, and a caisson procession to the grave with bands playing Nearer My God to Thee and other solemn hymns.
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Philip H. Sheridan
Arlington Cemetery
St. Matthew’s Church
St. Matthew's
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Hoar
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Cleveland
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General Sherman
Sde
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Simon
Judah
Modin
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Israel
Washington
Osbern
Sneaker Carlisle
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Marine Band
Schoseie
Carpenter
Arlington
Dr. O'Reilly
Jain
Blunt
Newquitt
Dudley
Massachusetts
Foley
Detroit
Sheridan
Asta
Fragmentary Civil War Scene Detailing Ceremony and Firefight
The passage recalls a scene with Sheridan and an old comrade near a ceremonial act. Rifles crack and banners fall silent as a final, albeit partial, ceremony is completed amid distant wire sounds and echoing shots.
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Sheridan
Erie Wreck Near Shohola Wounds Several on Freight
An eastbound freight struck rocks west of Shohola at about 1 AM and wrecked locomotive and four cars. Engineer Fritz and fireman O’Hagan were severely injured, conductor Long hurt, and express engine No. 3 rammed into the wreck. Cars burned. passengers saved. Fireman Newman reportedly shot himself to avoid burning. two horses survived, many killed. Relief trains and physicians treated the injured. value of stock lost runs into hundreds of thousands.
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N. Y
Frie
Shohola
M. Fritz
O’hagan
Fred Long
Alexander Newman
Sam
Hong
Newman
Fred Bhard
Mrs. Langtry
Evie
Eolist
Planka
Pauline
Frank
Orphan Boy
Scandinavian
Mat Storms
California
Giant Lumber Trust Roils Minnesota Wisconsin Pools
In Minneapolis Minnesota details emerge of a colossal lumber trust uniting Minnesota and Wisconsin interests. Fred Meyerhouser heads the deal and Mississippi Logging Company with Eau Claire HQ controls vast pine lands and stumpage. Backed by Berlin capitalists the plan envisions moving logs down the Mississippi and building mills below Minneapolis while Chicago lines and Southwestern railroads back the effort.
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Minn
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Fred Meyerhouser
Menominee
Mississippi Logging Company
Eau Claire
Berlin
Mississippi
Minneapolis
Chicago
Southwestern
Sheridan's Successor General Schofield Named Commander
Major-General John M. Schofield, succeeding Sheridan to command the U S armies, is a 56 year old native of New York. He graduated from West Point in 1853 and served as secretary of war from May 28, 1848, to March 11, 1869.
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John M. Schofield
General Sheridan
United States
Kautanana County
New York
West Point
Geral Schofield
Husbands Wives and Servants and Libel in Law
A New York Herald summary notes a legal case where a husband dismissed his servant by a written order passed to the wife who gave it to the servant. The servant sued for libel, but the defense argued the communication between spouses was privileged. The judge upheld the privilege, stressing domestic talk between husband and wife should not be liable under libel law.
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Home Views of the Republican Candidate from Indianapolis
A skeptical portrait of General Harrison based on observations in Indianapolis. The piece notes his frail physique, limited magnetism, and thin campaigning, contrasting him with past strong leaders. It discusses Indiana loyalty, military record, and doubts about whether Harrison can unite the party or win broad support beyond Indiana.
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Harrison
Indianapolis
Indiana
Morgan
Hops Temple Ballads and White & Co Vocal Records
Oliver Ditson & Co presents Hops Temple songs including A Mother's Love and When Passion's Trance at 40 cents each, plus Old-Fashioned Roses Are Sweet at 50 cents. Also includes The Old Haunts of Home, O Salu taris, In Heavenly Love Abiding at 20 cents, Reverie for piano at 35 cents, and White, Smith & Co titles What Can I Say to Mother and Harbor Lights Are Shining priced 40 to 60 cents.
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Maude
Valerie White
Mitchell
Alexander Gradwell
Aporena
Jol
Vance
Oliver A
Gilman
White, Smith
Sheridan
Osa Buchichanan Beridan
Political points in dispute over Republican strategy
The text cites disputes within the Republican party involving the Republican national committee. It suggests the committee aims beyond securing the state's electoral votes or congressional district wins, and mentions Matione as a designated standard bearer for one district.
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Republican National Committee
Republcan National Committee
Matione
Michigan Workingmen and Farmers Embrace Tariff Reform
New York reports Edwin F. Uhl of Michigan says the state shifts from a strong Republican stance to favor tariff reform. He notes unity among Democrats Greenbackers and labor, with agricultural districts pressing for a clear tariff issue and a favorable outlook for Democratic success. Ford in Rapids district backed tariff reform in a previous campaign.
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Michigan
New York
Edwin F. Uhl
Manly Action
Cleveland
Ford
Immigration Investigating Committee
Vreae Rapids
New York Rally Marches On Despite Blaine Absence
A torch lit parade in New York on Thursday night drew crowds along Fifth Avenue as banners bands and flags spread along the route. A Grand Marshal led the procession and Levi P Morton appeared on the stand as 16 000 to 20 000 marchers passed by in uniformed clubs and bands. A Republican ball and Blaine procession preparations in West Street Cumberland Md were underway with a large wood ball scaffold built for the march.
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Joseph C. Jackson
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Barnum and
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Bernard Biglin
West Street
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Cumberland
Wood Yard
Clark & Wilkins
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Brackett
A. F. Dowden
Tomorow
Alleghany
Harrison
Michigan Republican Convention Chair and Officials Named
At the Michigan Republican State convention last week G W Farr of Grand Haven became permanent chairman and E M Irish of Kalamazoo permanent secretary. Cyrus W Luce was renominated for governor with James S McDonald for lieutenant governor. G R Osman, George Marty, H H Alpin, and Roscoe L D Dix were named for secretary of state, state treasurer, auditor general, and state land commissioner respectively. Incumbents were renominated by acclamation. a ballot was directed for attorney general. Luce pledged faithful duties and vigilance for the state’s best interests if reelected. McMillan aligned for a platform seat amid applause. Padgham and Prewridge mentioned in context of attorney general race.
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G. W. Farr
Grand Haven
E. M. Irish
Kalamazoo
Cyrus W. Luce
James 8. McDonald
Lieutenant Overnor
G. R. Osman
George Marty
H. H. Alpin
Roscoe LD
Dix
Duryea Leaves Democratic Ticket Over Tariff Fear
W. T. Duryea of Glen Cove Starch Works, long time Democrat and employer to 1400 workers, says tariff opposition of the party will force him to close or operate at a loss if the Mills bill passes. He has treated his workers as family and built homes for them, but now votes against his party for economic reasons.
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Clarrison
Hayes
Quay
Chicago
Indiana
Union
Harrison
Massachusetts
Emmon
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Indianapolis
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Glen Cove
Democratic Sweep Marks Alabama County and State Races
In Alabama, little opposition to Democratic state and county tickets led to scant news coverage. Republicans lacked county tickets in several counties and few independents appeared. The Legislature and Governor Seay dominated, with Democratic majorities across counties. Kentucky returns showed Democratic gains nationwide.
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Alabama
Seay
Kentucky
Senator McDonald Joins National Democratic Advisory Panel
Senator Joseph F. McDonald known as Old Sad dlebags accepts a seat on the national Democratic committee advisory panel. He already serves on Indiana's state executive committee. The panel includes prominent Democrats nationwide to provide aid and counsel, with names released as responses arrive. McDonald's acceptance came with pride and pleasure.
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Joseph F. McDonald
National Democratic Committee
Indiana
National Committee For Aid and Counsel
McDonald
Cleveland Will Carry Michigan
J M Weston Michigan Democratic central committee chairman says Cleveland will carry Michigan after talks with Postmaster General Dickinson and other leading Democrats. He notes no Democrats dodge tariff issue, tariff reform literature widely scattered, and claims the governor candidate is not a rejectionist but a misunderstanding.
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Cleveland
Michigan
J. M. Weston
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Besi
Prohibition Committee Publishes Acceptance Letters
The Prohibition national committee in Chicago released letters of acceptance from General Clinton B. Fisk of New Jersey and Hon. John A. Brooks, detailing their candidacies for president and vice president of the United States.
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Prohibition National Committee
Chicago
Clinton B. Fisk
New Jersey
John A. Brooks
Vice Press
United States
Democrats to court Michigan in 1892 campaign
J M Weston chairman of Michigan Democratic central committee says Democratic candidates will seek support in the state. He notes tariff reform literature and argues the governor candidate is not a safe choice and the party aims to press the issue openly.
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Michigan
Washinatox
J. M. Weston
Democratic Central Committee
Democratic Gains in Kentucky County Elections
Democratic gains are reported across Kentucky with results showing a shift in county elections. The dispatch notes counts from Louisville and surrounding areas, highlighting Democratic successes and broader countywide momentum.
Currents of Commerce Iron and Coal Markets in Demand
Iron selling pairs with strong demand as foundry and merchant iron buyers push activity. Prices for Scotch pig iron range 18.50 to 22 dollars per ton with steady bar iron and limited old rails. Coal markets firm with freight rates steady. retail coal prices show little change amid possible near term price increases.
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Actus Vance
West
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Lehigh
Boots and Shoes Trade Flourishes With Strong Demand
The boot and shoe trade remains busy with factories full of work and duplicate orders from across the country. Heavy work like plough shoes and wax boots will keep producers running this month while demand for women’s grain goods and finer women’s wear grows. Leather prices rise a cent as export light sole leather sales increase, signaling a cheery outlook.
Dry Goods Trade Opens With Firm Prices
Dry goods trade opens with strong demand and steady prices. Travel salesmen report favorable outlook in Western and Middle States as mills push ahead, New England buyers active, and commissions busy. Prints, brown sheeting, and dress goods show mixed movement while carpets and hosiery demand rises.
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Middle States
Enland
Boston
Cleven
Estern
New England
Quotations of Staple Products in New York Chicago and St Louis
Leading markets report dull cotton with mixed upland and sea island bids, wheat and corn moves active or lower in New York and Chicago, with rye flour quiet and oats varying. Prices for lard and pork show firmness in New York, while Chicago notes softening corn values and steady butter and cheese amid broad commodity activity.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Western Steam
City Steam
Gouldes
Grain and meat prices from market listing
A fragmentary market notice lists long cuts and ribs at 9.25 dollars with 9.96 percent, short lea t at 9.50 dollars, hams at 12 dollars, Revel Flour at 14 000? bushels of wheat and corn around 32 and oats at 4 shillings. scattered figures show wheat 2 bushels, corn 18 000 and 42 000 bushels in a dated market column.
Boston Markets August 18 19th Century Trade Notes
Market notes from Boston cover creamery stock, foreign and domestic produce, and wholesale prices. Reports show steady demand for choice stock, light receipts of certain fruits and vegetables, and moderate wholesale activity across coffee, flour, and dairy goods with prices varying by grade and region.
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Do Aroostook
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Firat
Erie
Norfolk
Lebrons
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Hurhitha
Pat Geen
Fay
Arrivals of Beef Cattle and Hides Prices Listed
Weekly market notes show Beef stock arrivals and prices for cattle, swine, and horses. Includes figures for beef cattle ranges up to 87.50, hides and tallow prices, and regional beef, sheep, and lamb listings with scattered figures and totals.
Our Political Dictionary Promises Clear Campaign Guide
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Checkers club invites players to Editor’s address
New England chess and checkers rooms at 767 Washington Street open daily from 10 am to 10 pm. All are welcome to visit and participate, with correspondence addressed to the Editor at the flock drawer 6220 Bos.
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Isent
Flock
Bos
New England Chess
Chec' Rooms
Washington Street
For Sale of Historic Wargame Reprints and Odds Ends
A catalog style list offers various reprints and game diagrams for sale post paid. Items include Schaefer and Kelly titles, Ayrshire Lassie parts, Alma by Baker and Reed, Game of Draught, Match Games, Gould’s Book of 1600 Items, and related editions. Prices range from 20 to 165 cents, with subscriptions for a Checker Review and blank diagrams available.
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Sweet
Barkers Oon Uborker
Mersin
Weet
Martins
Mutual
Gould
Fragmented sports score puzzle piece from old paper
A garbled OCR snippet shows mixed numbers and names like Kings and Wins. It reads as a partial position list with dates and player references but lacks coherent context or complete events. The readable entities include Boston and Kings among scattered figures, suggesting a sports scoreboard fragment.
Checkers Rivalry and Notable Moves in Chicago Visit
The report details a checker match where Wwairgrieve led Sweeney 7 to 1 with a draw at 24. HF. Hail of Momeneo visits Chicago, the New York club tournament is postponed to September, and Henry Spayth retires from the Chesant Company of Buffalo after six years.
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Henry Spayth
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Payth
Westmorelan County
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Williamsville
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Ames
Ole Stotlind
Ireland
Wishin
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Jeffersonians
Answers to Correspondents in Boston Aug 16 1888
Boston August 16 1888 answers to correspondents indicate that questions will be replied to in due course. The item notes a routine dispatch noting forthcoming responses to reader inquiries.
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Two Enormous Eggs Exhibit in Boston Highlands
W. H. Tobey displays two enormous eggs laid by a light Brahma hen. The first egg measures 8% inches long by 6% inches around the middle and weighs 3% ounces. The second egg is 84 by 64% inches and weighs 8% ounces, described as unusually bonelike in shape and exotic in appearance, valued at $50.
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W. H. Tobey
Boston Highlands
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