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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1897
Page
1
In a compact weekly dispatch, the Earth’s rotation is noted as a constant backdrop to events in the world. The column highlights planetary scale cycles shaping timekeeping, exploration, and daily life, with emphasis on science and discovery.
International notes report Greece facing upheaval as republic sentiment grows. Protests erupt in Constitution Square with speeches by prominent orators denouncing the current ministry. A violent incident near the royal palace ends without broader violence.
The article lists William G Haute admitted to a government pension with a disability pension of eight dollars and a monthly pension of a dollar, notes a prisoner of war survivor, and mentions a wave of violent incidents. It reports a Texas shipyard fire in Peoria and a large grain elevator loss, plus political remarks on Clemenceau’s Paris speech and a duel between Clemenceau and Caraman.
A fragmented obituary style narrative chronicles Ulysses S. Grant’s rise from obscurity to national fame. It highlights victories at Vicksburg and Richmond, the surrender of Lee, and Grant’s appointment as Lieutenant General. The piece praises his leadership, strategic prowess, and role in ending the Civil War, setting him as a defining figure in American military history.
A sprawling account covers Ulysses S Grant in Mount M Gregor and the grand funeral pageant in New York. It details his memoir completion, Mount Methregor’s air, the procession from Riverside Park, and the vast crowd of over 100000, including veterans and officials. The piece notes fundraising for memorials and the solemn interment in a cedar sarcophagus, with homage from both Union and Confederate veteran groups.
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