Turbulent News Highlights From Indian Territory to Ohio
A broad set of late 19th century updates include tax decisions on cattle removal in Indian Territory, a mail-coach robbery near Hanshaw Arizona Territory, and a deadly lightning strike in Marion North Carolina. Reports cover outbreaks of weather disasters, factory fires in Pittsburgh and Memphis, a cyclone at Montfort Wisconsin, electric storms at Mount MacGregor, wheat damage in Minnesota and Dakota, and various executions and crimes across the nation.
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Grant funeral era dominates political appoints and memorials
On the 28th the President made appointments including Robert Murray as Surgeon General US Army Francis M Gunnell as Surgeon General US Navy and Samuel Flower Assistant US Treasurer New Orleans. A New York committee organized to raise funds for a Grant national monument elected ex President Arthur permanent chairman. The Grant body was transferred to A S Grant Post at Brooklyn and the funeral schedule included a post office closure order for the day. Virginia Democrats nominated Fitz Hugh Lee for Governor. Henry A Pierce former Hawaiian minister died in San Francisco aged 77.
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United States Army
Francis M. Gunnell
United States Navy
Samuel Flower
United States
New Orleans
New York
General Grant
Arthur
A. S. Grant Post
Brooklyn
Grant National Monument Fund
Virginia
Richmond
Fitz-Hugh Lee
Henry A. Pierce
Hawaiian Islands
Sao Francisco
United States Senate
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Sherman
Logan
Ransom
Ingalls
Cockrell
Hampton
Brown
Manderson
Grant
John E. Mansey
Rufus A. Ayers
Cleveland
National Democratic
Rebecca Nursa
Salem
Danvers
Mass
Presi
W. T. Sherman
P. H. Sheridan
D. D. Porter
C. Rowan
Joseph E. Johnston
Simon Buckner
Hamilton Fish
George 8. Boutwell
George W. Childs
John A. Logan
George Jones
New York Times
Oliver Hoyt
Suracron
Wales
General Giant Funeral Arrangements Near Completion
Rumors of General Giant’s body decomposition were denied as funeral plans in New York progressed. Authorities expected about 400000 people to attend the funeral procession, with arrangements for the event kept largely intact. Also, Stanley Henry, author of the Spoopendyke Papers, died at his New York residence during the night of the 30th.
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General Giant
New York
Stantley Hounry
Grant Relatives Gather for Prayer at Mount MacGregor
News of a prayer service held by the Grant family and Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Newman in the Mount MacGregor cottage parlor where General Grant rests. Also notes cholera totals in Spain, Marseilles deaths, Chicago rainfall, Toronto refinery fire, Utah Indian uprising rumors, Grant birthplace sale, and public debt figures.
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Toronto
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Esplanade
Riverside Park Chosen for General Grants Tomb Site
Col Fred Grant announces Riverside Park as the burial site for General Grant with a temporary brick vault to be erected nearby. New York officials authorize the tomb and procession routes as families plan August 4 funeral and guards prepare at Mt McGregor and in the city.
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Fred Grant
Jesse
New York
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Riverside
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Washington, D. C
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Philadelphia
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Mt. McGregor
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