Death of General Henry W Slocum in Brooklyn Home
General Henry W Slocum died at his Brooklyn home after a brief illness of pneumonia. Born in Delphi New York on September 21 1627 he served as a famed Civil War general and later engaged in Brooklyn ventures notably trolley lines. He attended Cazonovia Academy West Point and the US Army rising to Major General before resigning to practice law.
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David Dudley Field Dies in New York City at 80
Eminent jurist David Dudley Field died at his home in Gramercy Park New York City after returning from England. He was 80, suffered pneumonia, and his death prompted city officials to lower flags and adjourn legislative sessions in respect. Funeral planned from Calvary Episcopal Church with burial at Brookebridge May.
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Tur Tetlwh pork Diluep Blagh arrives at New York Port
A chaotic shipboard incident off New York involves Tur Tetlwh pork Diluep Blagh arriving from South America seeking Charles Pederson, with crew member James Shields missing or unaccounted as the vessel was in harbor. Separate reports note General Henry W. Slocum’s funeral in Brooklyn and a large turnout of veterans and societies.
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Viking Ship’s Home in Chicago Purchase Recalls Norse Craft
The Viking Ship now in New Orleans has been bought by a Chicago association led by ex Sheriff Matson Fal Flor Anderson of the Sean Hovnian and Captain Magnus Anderson. The ship will be kept in Chicago.
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Birthday fete honors Senator Morrill at Washington home
A birthday celebration for Senator Morrill at his Washington Thomas Circle residence drew a distinguished guest list. The event marked Morrill’s eighty fourth year and his long congressional career, noting thirty years in the Senate and a record of continuous service.
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Bold Bank Robbery Strikes Crawford Bank in Wisconsin
At 8 45 p m a bold robbery occurred at Crawford Banking Company in Crawford Wisconsin. President Whipple was inside at his desk when a single robber with revolvers ordered him to surrender and to open the money drawer. The thief pocketed available cash and locked the vault door before releasing Whipple. The incident follows a report of wolves in Dana County. bounty info appears in the text.
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Brazilian rebellion collapses as Beazilian forces defeat insurgents
Military forces under President Peixoto drive insurgents from Ilo Grande do Sul, with Admiral Mello surrendering after a frontier disarmament of 1500 troops. Uruguayan authorities arrest him and his followers, while Da Gama and Gana claim the coast campaign ended with heavy losses for the rebels and no decisive royalist victory.
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Hogs Slaughtered Set New Winter Pork Packing Record
A Wheat sentiment reports pork packing in the region rose to 4 634 000 hogs in the past winter, up 250 000 from the previous year. Average weight around 443 pounds per hog and total mass about 20 pounds, with area totals showing 11% year over year growth despite data gaps.
Senate and House Proceedings Show Tariff Debate and Quorum Moves
The Senate debated the Wilson-Voorhows tariff bill as Mr. Peffer and Mr. Hale spoke against it while Mr. Hull proposed counting pairs for a quorum. The Further Urgent Deficiency bill advanced with amendments, including $5000 for Senator Colquitt’s widow. The House considered interstate banking and telegraphic procedural questions, adjourned for ritual in Senate memory, and observed memorials for Senator Vance and General Slocum as the journal and counting rules drew votes.
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Senator Vance of North Carolina Dies After Illness
Senator Zebulon Vance of North Carolina, long ill following a month at home, died at 10 45 p m from a stroke believed to be apoplexy. Born May 13 1830 in Buncombe County he served as governor of North Carolina and was later U S senator. He entered Confederate service in 1861 rising to colonel and held various political roles including governor and senator until his term expired in 1897.
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Fire Hammers Buffalo Sugar Works In Massive Blaze
A major blaze at the American Grape Sugar Works on Scott and Chicago streets Buffalo destroys the eight story main building and adjoining facilities. Sixty workers occupied upper floors with many escaping by jumping. Injuries include Jamesy Young William Maurice and others. Estimated loss about 1 200 000 with insurance covering part. fire spread to the public fish market and wholesale meat district by 10 30 PM but brought under control by midnight.
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Fragmented 19th Century Telegraphic News Snippet
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