Funeral Train of Garfield Passes Washington to Cleveland
The Garfield funeral procession moves from Long Branch to Washington and on to Cleveland. Mourners from across states, Cabinet members, and military units escort the casket, with Queen Victoria’s wreath and palms aboard. The public views the body in rotunda services, and Cleveland hosts the grand lying in state and burial ceremonies amid nationwide mourning.
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Letter from N P Willis reflects on early literary life
A Boston Advertiser note recounts a young Western state poet who sent a poem to N P Willis. The reply counsels against entering letters, mocks the era’s limited rewards, and offers sympathy and advice. Willis recalls hardship, editors’ oversupply of writers, and advises pursuing journalism with caution.
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Riddling Verse: A Humorous Look at Horses and Society
A quizzical poem from the Nevo era poses questions comparing a horse to a businessman, a miner, a cheesemonger, a lover, a gate, a shopper, and other roles. It weds playful imagery with toward a broader reflection on labor, power, and social order across nations and empires, ending with a world-scale census and geographic figures.
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