Funeral of General Sheridan at Arlington in solemn Catholic rite
General Philip Henry Sheridan is buried at Arlington with a Catholic funeral mass at St Matthew's Washington and a full military escort. The procession includes Secretaries Fairchild Vilas and Dickinson, President and Mrs Cleveland, and many dignitaries. The service features a Cardinal sermon, a fourth degree of honors, and a seven gun salute before the grave overlooking the Potomac.
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St Matthew's Chapel
Washington
Philip Henry Sheridan
United States
Arlington
St. Matthew's Church
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Vilas
Dickinson
Endicott
Sherman
Mia Sheridan
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Lawton
John Sheridan
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Justice Harlan
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Carlisle
Inga Evarts
Blackburn
Faddock
Munds
Chandler
Stabbeckar
Westchester County
Mahoney
Brooklyn
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Sheridan
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Cardin
Ibbons
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Simon
Judas
Medin
Israel
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Ige’ W. Childs
Philadelphia
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Pallerton
St Louis
Agus
Hurwley
Speanee ‘Car
Familly
Cleveland
Congressional
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Loyal Legion
Altizone
Asington National Cemetary
Rehofield
Silents
Carria
Elest
John F. Foley
Detroit
Whitney
Dlace
Rucker
Congress
Trae
Ad Spat
Tha'woodad
Tragic City Fatalities and Crimes in 19th Century Report
A Buffalo book-keeper Thomas A. Struthers aged twenty two was found on Carroll street with fatal skull injuries and died eight minutes after. John Miller confessed to causing the accident and was held for examination. Other items include drownings in Wilkesbarre, a convent fire in New York City, lynching in Utica Mississippi, and extensive weather and crime news across several states and countries.
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Carroll Street
Buffalo
Struthers
John Miller
Miller
Anryuor Parkes
Rowland Parkes
Rochester
Pennsylvania
New York
Rhode Island
Ee Awaxpes
Witeon Holler
M Brothers
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Convent of the Sacred Heart
New York City
Utica
Miss
Iowa
Dakota
General John M. Schofield Succeeds Sheridan in Army Command
General John M. Schofield advances by regular promotion to command the United States Army after General Sheridan's death. A West Point graduate born in Chautauqua County New York on November 89 1881 he rose from Second Lieutenant in 1858 to Major-General of Volunteers and then to the U S Army. He served in Civil War and Reconstruction era posts, led Missouri forces, and held cabinet duty as Secretary of War under Johnson before commanding the Pacific and Western divisions and eventually the Eastern Division after Hancock's death. He is noted for broad learning, including mathematics and constitutional law.
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Duke of Westminster
E P. Rex
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Hungary
Denmark
Kaiser William
Germany
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T. J. Day
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Henry Clay
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Spain
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Sheridan
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Chautauqua County
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Freeport
Thomas J. Turner
Washington University
St. Louis
Missouri
Frank A. Blair
Missouri Infantry
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Tenn
Department of North Carolina
West
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Mexico
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Virginia
Rohnson
Senate
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Hancock
World News Briefs From The Era Of Global Drake And Railways
A mixed froth of statistics and notices spans global finance and empire. Items include Tran valued at 35 million dollars, Russia borrowing 220 million, and New York housing 3 500 hotels with 75 million capital. Population and production figures for Philadelphia and US lard, opium plans, and mineral ventures appear alongside royal visits, emigration politicking, and local curiosities like a clay find at Worcester New York.
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Order of Odd Fellows
Philadelphia
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Lisbon
Rio de Janeiro
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Berlin
Canada
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Mexico
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Parisly
England
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Sacramento
Cat
Exteron William
Germany
William
University of Berlin
Worcester
N.Y
Wales
Tirrez Annis Owens
Williamsburg
N. Y
Union
Oregon
Tair
Bates
Ohio
Fifth Cavalry
Indian Territory
Red River
Texas
Tragic Fires and Disasters Reported Across Regions
A New York tenement fire kills Gustave Berg his wife and daughter. Graves is killed by lightning in Pittsburg. A Delaware River capsize drowns four women and a girl. A midnight blaze devastates Litchfield Court House area. Yellow fever spreads in Florida. A string of arson and murders across Indiana Michigan Tennessee and Missouri reported with casualties and investigations ongoing.
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Middle States
New York
Gustave Berg
Aved
H. Brepre
New Castle
Del
Brantly
Lillie Potter
Plainville
Conn
Lawrence R. Jerome
Hans
Sharon
Winselhine Brierman
Pittsburg
Maxwell Hanged The Englishman Who Murdered His Friend
Maxwell alias Maxwell hanged at St Louis Mo for the murder of Charles A Proller a young Cheshire solicitor. The trunk murder followed a voyage from New York to San Francisco then Auckland and back to St Louis. Proller’s body was found decomposing inside a trunk nine days after Maxwell fled the country.
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Hugh M. Brooks
Maxwell
Boan
St. Louis
Charles A Proller
Maxwells
Proller
Cheshire
England
Cephalonia
New York
St. Out
Southern
Shayep
Preslar
San Francisco
Auckland
New Zealand
Preller
Wreck on Erie Chicago Express near Shohole causes deaths
A fatal wreck west of Shohole injures many as a fast freight collides with a rock slide in rain and darkness. Passengers, crew, and horses aboard Mrs. Langtry's two car shipment survive or perish amid fire and collapsed cars. General Sheridan's will filed, Italian troops massacred at Massowah, and Moltke retirement noted.
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Erie Chicago Express
Shohole
Aise
Iera
John Kinsile
Alexander ‘Newman
Kingila
Eil
Calfornia
Lily Langtry
Act Possamer 7
Fll
Scandinavia
A. D. Storms
California
Athora
Eolo
Eolist
Palanca
Certainty
Mra
Execution of John Wright in Indian Territory Court
John Wright was executed in White Sulphur Springs Court House Indian Territory for the murder of Timothy Jefferson. He killed Jefferson on July 10 1837 and had been in custody over a year. The sheriff shot him through the heart and Wright died within five minutes as his brothers held his hands during the execution.
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John Wright
White Sulphur Springs Court House
Indian Territory
Timothy Jefferson
Wright
Jefferson
Hoad
Indiana
Grain and dairy prices from regional markets listed inclusively
Market listings show prices for wheat corn oats barley and rye, with notes on state and regional grades. Dairy items include butter creamery extra and cheese varieties, while live stock prices reflect hogs lambs and calves. numerous abbreviations indicate specific grades and regions such as Western and State factories, Philadelphia and Buffalo markets.
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Staw
Penn
Philadel
N. Y
Senate Proceedings Highlight Turbulent Extra Sessions and Bills
A historical Senate log details multiple day sessions including budget and public works bills. Highlights cover ports projects in Michigan and Kalamazoo, construction for Martinsburg and a Kalamazoo building, wartime military expenditures, yellow fever prevention funds, and interstate telegraph commerce regulation. The record notes executive session debates over the Fisheries Treaty, a Chinese restrictions attempt, and pension measures.
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House
Waya
Moana
Stewart
Ifr
Evarta
Evarts
Messrs
Call
Morgan and
Frye
Palmer
United States
Portage Lake and River Improvement Company
Lake Superior Ships Canal Railway and Iron Company
Michigan
California
Oregon
Nevada
District of Columbia
Faulkner
Martinsburg
Stockbridge
Kalamazoo
Mich
Blair
Government Printing Office
Secretary of the Treasury
Orca
Camp Sheridan
Supreme Court
Idaho
Congress
Train wreck near Aforgantown injures twenty
A Fairland and Franklin passenger train ran off an embankment near Aforgantown Inn after a broken rail went unnoticed. Ten passengers were killed or fatally hurt while twenty were injured as mail, baggage cars and a passenger coach plunged fifty four meters.救
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Fairland and Franklin
Aforgantown
Inn
The Labor World. Denver and New York Industry Notes
Readable items on U S labor life from Denver to New York cover brick production by electricity silk manufacturing employment figures labor strikes and wage trends. Reports include Duluth Chicago and Reading areas and China locomotives. Notable figures show payrolls and employment counts across several industries.
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California
Mak
Federation of Labor
Attleboro
Wast
Notold
United States
Tve
Duluth and
Iron Range
Iota
Japan
New York
Ohio River
Nashville
Duluth
Ifvin
Reading Railroad
Reading
Penn
PictssurGs
Knights of Labor
Baseball
Ninog
Ms Morker
GeEnwax
Salvador
Central America
Heow Ir
Clinton
Mass
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Mannufacturers
Old Colony Railroad and Steamboat Company of
Massachusett
Tukre
Eroy
N. Y
Philadelphia
Taxtila Machinery
Augusta
Lavok
Prasala Ja
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The Eagle and the Salmon Tale from Newcastle Ontario
A Canadian hatchery superintendent recalls an eagle that nests in a tall pine above a frozen river. When the stream froze, the bird still hunted from the tree and plunged beneath the ice to catch fish, vanishing briefly before resurfacing with its prey.
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Samuel Wilmot
Newcastle
Ontario
Canada
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