Interview with Dr Elliott on General Grant cancer diagnosis
Dr George K R Elliott, the specialist who diagnosed General Grant's throat cancer as epithelioma, explains the superficial, slowly progressing form. He notes the illness is unlikely to cause rapid death, though relapses and gradual decline are expected, with life potentially prolonged for some time.
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New York
Grant
Senator Chaffee
Dr. Newmar
George KR. Elliott
Bufferer
Boston
Eliott
Thna
Shrady
Court sets July 1 for Wagner execution in Sheehan murder case
The Circuit Court affirmed the lower court and fixed Friday July 1 as the execution date for Wagner, convicted in the Sheehan murder case. The sentence had been suspended for a court review.
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Gizan
Wagner
Sheehan
Trunk Mystery Deepens In Boston Case Conspiracy Theories Rise
The Southern Hotel murder case near St Louis grows more puzzling as detectives and press push theories of a vast conspiracy. The morgue body lacks positive identification, possibly two weeks dead, and reports suggest manipulation of Maxwell and Preller in a complex plot.
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Preller
Boston
Maxwell
Dreller
Iife
San Francisco
Capt.Robinson
Fort Huron
Cashier Hunt
Southern Hotel
Aloe
Optician
James Johnson
Suspended in a Cistern Tragedy in Main Street
On April 2, Frank Busse, 27, entered a cistern at 495 Main Street to retrieve a charcoal furnace for cement drying and suffocated from furnace fumes. Rescuer Alfred Royser, a Freie Presse collector, collapsed and is in a precarious condition. A separate fire at Terminna Hotel in Victoria, B C, April 20, destroyed seven frame buildings. two bodies recovered, presumed hotel guests, with losses estimated at £30,000.
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Frank Busse
Main Street
Alfred Royser
Freie Presse
Bnasc
Wimima
Victoria
B. C
Terminna Hotel
Infatuated With Eas Bail Plea for Divorce
Thomas Carney seeks a divorce on grounds his wife is infatuated with baseball, neglecting home and planning to join a female baseball club, after frequent game attendance and abandoning family duties.
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Eas
Pirraninen
Apri
Thomas Carney
DARDANELLES AND AFGHAN TANGLE SHAPE WAR FATE
London dispatches detail British Turkish loans tied to Dardanelles access and Afghan frontier leverage. Conservatives push to force policy on Penjdeh and Herat, railing against foreign war material contracts amid rising tensions with Russia and fears of Fenian unrest.
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Loxpos
Dardanelles
Turkey
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Berlin
England
Staniboul
Europe
Constantinople
London
Lord Beaconsheld
Acs
Penjdeh
Herat
Russia
Lord Beaconsfield
Nussia
Afghanistan
Germany
Belgium
America
Jied Sea
Suakim
Ricl
Northwest Territory
Canadian
Washington
United States
Earl Granville
Fredsinghuysen
Bayard
Foreign Office
Riel Folds Plan as Middleton Faces Scarce Provisions
Northwest insurgent tensions rise as rumors claim Riel may strike from Touchwood Hills toward Little Manitou Lake. General Middleton, exhausted and short of supplies, reshapes his operations with line repairs delaying crossings while scouts spread word of possible clashes at Duck Lake and Clark's Crossing.
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Qu’Arpe le Station
Apel
Riel
General Middleton
Atzike
Touchwood Hills
Clarke
Little Manitou Lake
Touchwood
Clarke’s
Calgarry
Barritronp
Little Pine
Bank
Missouri River
Fort Pitt
Winntres
Man
Middleton
Irvine
Batouche
Humbolt
Saskatchewan River
Duck Lake
Grabier
Batonche
Clark
Ries
White Cap
Teton Sioux
Rel
Temperance
Saskatchewan
Clark's Crossing
National League Reinstatement Fines Set After Meeting
A National League meeting in New York on April 20 set reinstatement terms for players who left to join the Union Association last year. Hugh Daly E B Goss Fred Dunlap and George Shaffer face 8500 fines each to be reinstated. Other ex-contract breakers G W Glasscock C F Briody Charles Sweeney James McCormick and F L Shaw owe 1000 each for reinstatement. The Hitching rule faced debate before settling no change yet. The NL amendment to strengthen club union was adopted.
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New York
National League
Union Association
Queston
Hugh Daly
E. B. Goss
Fred Dunlap
George Shaffer
G. W. Glasscock
C.F. Briody
Charles Sweeney
James McCormick
F. L. Shaw
Philadelphia
Phelan Case Aims to Move Trial to General Sessions
District Attorney Martine stated the case of Richard Short, indicted for shooting Captain Phelan, may be transferred from the Gyner and Terminer Court as Captain Phelan cannot attend the Wednesday trial. If moved, the trial can be scheduled later with Captain Phelan notified of his required appearance. The Scots faction feared Phelan would testify and Short could face States prison if convicted.
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R Richard Short
Court of General Sessions
New York
Martine
Richard Short
Phelan
Martime
Mossa
Short
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Dunkirk
Dunkirk Printing Company
East Second Sr
Chautauqua Farmer and Dunkirk Journal
Ad Week
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Second Street
Eart
Center
Donkire
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Gzzo
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Baffalo Street
Stanley
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Beaver Forests
James Ernieg
Buffalo
QI. James Hotel
Dawkins
Prop
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EU Exchasce
Weat— Field
Lockbox
Saptei
Ripley
Ad- Ayes C.A. N
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A. B
Badi
Knights OF ST. George
ST. George's Hall
Erie
Enix Stern
Toy
Monroe Block
Center St
Bis Library
Elliott
Lowvile
Fred Wright
Wright
Danotsburgh
Utica
United States Treasury
Dallas
Tex
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Calbertson
Rew
Pearl Street
James Fitzpatrick
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Canada
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Standrd
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Western
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Prince
Peace Society
Mr. Gladstone
Benin
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China
Japan
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Barros
Montgomery County
J. A. McCormick
Piprsnenca
W. A. McCormnick
Western District of Pennsylvania
West Pennsylvania Hospital
Mirwauked
Sam Zarabera
Indtamapolis
Ind
Gamer & Co
Jae Vea
New Sthaitaviele
U. AN
Alexander Sredexus
Clark’s
Manitou Leake
Indret Lynehor
J.-H.’ Beil
Bem Lett
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