The Closing Scene in the Great Struggle Takes Place
The closing scene in the great struggle occurred Thursday morning as he, surrounded by relatives, passed away peacefully and painlessly. Messages of sympathy poured in from friends and family.
General Grant Dies After Prolonged Illness at Mount MacGregor
Mount MacGregor N Y July 24 General Ulysses S Grant died at 8 07 a m peacefully with family nearby Doctors Douglas Shrady and Sands stood at the bedside as the end approached The death occurred after a long struggle with cancer and exhaustion and was described as painless The scene at the dying bed was calm with Mrs Grant silently weeping and the children and other relatives present The nation mourns as proclamations and condolences flow from Washington Albany and cities nationwide
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Ulysses S Grant Biography Sketch from Early Life to Mexico
Biographical sketch traces Ulysses S Grant from birth in Ohio on April 27 1822 through West Point appointment and early military career. Mentions misnamed given name Hiram Ulysses, West Point cadet protests, math strength, graduation, commission, Texas campaigns including Palo Alto Resaca de la Palma and Monterey, and early roles such as cart or master of the regiment.
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President Cleveland Orders Cattlemen Out of Indian Territory Lands
The July 23 1885 proclamation directs all non Indians occupying Cheyenne and Arapahoe lands to remove within forty days. General Sheridan advised immediate removal to calm the reservation and aid settlement while Indianapolis agent J M Lee was appointed Indian agent. Grant’s burial plans shift to Central Park with services Aug 4 and a funeral train to Albany then New York City.
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Walt Whitman Stricken by Heat in Camden
Walt Whitman collapsed on a Camden doorstep due to heat while visiting on Wednesday night. He was helped inside and soon regained consciousness, though he complained of head pains and is reported much better now.
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Invasion Defense by Water Barricade Proposed for Holland
The article notes plans to flood Dutch shores to halt an eastern invader, creating a water barrier five to ten miles wide and about sixty miles long. It cites higher Holland defense spending and remarks on climate effects on colonial vs European children. Also mentions a New South Wales journal and a Sudan Volunteer Contingent height comparison, plus a bicyclist finishing a twenty one mile race after a wrist break.
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