Funeral Train Arrangements for Gen Grant in NYC
The dispatch outlines arrangements for General Grant’s funeral train and memorials. New York officials and family members including Col. Fred Grant and Jesse Grant coordinate with Mayor Grace, with services planned at Westminster Abbey and Central Park sites under discussion. Authorities describe transfers, car setup, and guards, as well as travel to Saratoga for interment if chosen.
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U.S. Grant, Jr
General’s Sons
S.granithorl
Ayit
Brooklyn
Lasalle
Hill
Giraut
New York
Fred Grant
Jesse Grant
City Hall
Grace
Minera
Gen. Perry
Gen. Yancock
Tig
Central Park
Leuiy
Uhe
Gien
Grant
Saratogy
Wille
Ub Olse Tvallon
Yhirteen
1. S.thrant
G. A. Iy
Ubber
Fort Porter
Dancock
Ratoyet
Saratoga
Mountain Road
Thiladeluils
PruthaveLyiuaa
Gen
Gads
Unis City
Childs
Childerod
Philadelphia
West Point
Tn Central
Sth
Theu
Mr. Childs
National Ground
Celtics
Goat
Mrs. Grant
Bin
Vicners Grant
Qhilds
Gen. Grant
Union
Fairmount Park
Caluer
Champaigne
Mullivan
Arlington
Colnon
New York City
Hudson River
Nassville Nasavitte
Teun
T. F. Chestam
A.W. Wille
Federal Army
Videeas
Tennessee
Col. Grant
Grave
Board of Aldermen
General Grant
Wayer
Riverside Park
Cal. Grant
Alu McGregor
Market Report from New York July 27 1900s
The Daily New York market brief shows mixed commodities data with wheat receipts and prices, corn and oats market activity, rye and eggs notes, butter and hay conditions, and rail traffic references. It lists numerous railroad names and agricultural terms with sparse price figures and cadence from a late 19th or early 20th century financial page.
Kansas City Live Stock Market Cashes In Averages
Kansas City live stock market report shows cattle receipts 2,205 with 890 shipments and weak demand for grassers. Cattle prices range 4.50 to 6.20 for common, medium stockers and feeders. beef cattle 4.90 to 6.20 for shipping grades. Hogs receipts 9,963 with 8,798 shipments. market light and slightly higher on heavy hogs. Sheep receipts 1,256 with no shipments. demand poor for low quality and fat muttons averaging around 2.25.
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Kansas
City
Kasang Ory
Keveipta
St. Louis Produce Market Report From July 27 New Listing
Market notes from St Lucis dated July 27 18 observe flour easier but not lower and varied wheat quotes including No 2 red cash and futures for August September and October. Butter eggs and pork lard and other provisions shown with firm to unchanged movements in a concise price snapshot.
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Catcaco
United States
Canada
Ohio
Indiana
Mlinoia
Masachi
ST. Louis
St. Lucis
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ST LOUIS CATTLE MARKET SUMMARY NOTICE
Receipts and shipments show market activity with native bred cattle and feeders in firm demand. Prices for steers and stockers indicate steady-to-active trading as buyers reflect limited supply and ongoing shipments.
Chicago Produce Market Summary From Historical Ledger
Fragmented data shows prices and closing figures for flour and rye items across months including July August September and October. Entries reference Carease Jn Flour and Rye No 2 with varied closing values such as 8787420 and 240, indicating a dense but unclear record of commodity trades and market activity in Chicago.
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Carease
Atwust
Ab Sui
Pyle
Ze 4Ic
Sia
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Summary
Drovers' Journal notes July 27 Chicago market under pressure with cattle receipts 8 500 and shipments 2 000 dull and down about 20 cents. Hogs receipts 13 000 and shipments 4 000 with market firm and mixed hogs up to 10 cents. Sheep receipts 1 000 shipments 30 steady and firm with natives around 2 00 to 4 25 and Texans 1 70 to 3 76.
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Chicago
the Drovers’ Journal
Texas
Texana
Sudden Insanity Case Unfolds in New York Lawyer Tale
The narrative recounts Col. Rogers’s sudden mental decline after grandiose schemes and a half million cash on hand. Tra D. Warren recalls Rogers’s obsession with buying Central Park lots and building a thirty story edifice, leading to near financial ruin before hospitalization at Dr. Barstow’s asylum.
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Contacl
Col. Rogers
Staten Island
Tra D. Warren
Oceana
Ro Tsant
Warren
Central Park
Fifth Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Seventieth Street
Harlem
Ana
New York Tribune
Firework Trade Keeps Fourth of July Alive
A newspaper survey finds fireworks demand remains strong for Independence Day. Dealers note orders start in February from the Far West and continue through spring as eastern stockpiles fill, with widespread efforts across the nation to maintain celebrations.
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Yesson
Far West
Mississippi
Maine
California
The Rise of Profanity Across Society
An editorial argues profanity reflects broader social change from wealth, population growth, and education expansion. It links increased expression to civilizational progress, noting old restraint fades as crowds grow and work pace rises, while urging clearer standards to distinguish exuberance from indecency.
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Mara
Legs
Peter
Philadelphia Press
Angel Rat Catcher Exhibition At City Hospital
An odd tale shows Angel a professional rat catcher from the county hospital. He defeats a pack of rodents in a test with terriers, killing many with swift twists and grabs. The event moves to Gerber Brothers slaughter house where over an hour of rat catching follows. Angel slaughters more than the dogs, adding to a prior success of forty-five rats in one hour. Sacramento Record-Union. Lucy Lances lectured in Lowell Mass on mill girls life thirty or forty years ago. Toronto paper prints long parliamentary speeches. a caution to congressmen. Dr W Pratt of London warns that overworked life is unhealthy.
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Potomac
Ohio
Yogua
Oregon
Montana
Ohio River
Angel
Gerber Brothers
Lightaime
Sacramento Record
Cnton
Lucy Lances
Lowell
Mass
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R. W. Alexander
Reno
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M. L. Lee
Alexander
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Lee
Howe
Young Lee
Soudon
Loxton
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Artsira
House of Commons
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el Mahdi
Spain
Maprio
Lovrone
Sarsxogsa
Hausas
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Editarry
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Khaliff Abdalla
Mahdi
Haracs
Cleveland
Payne Avi Street Railroad
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Deluxe
Colorado Springs
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Cherry Creek
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Central Pacific
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Northern
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Union Pacific
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Western
Kansas City
Tetra Tele
Chicago Produce Market
Toronto
W. Pratt
London
Oserried Life Ik
Broom Brigade
Steinberg
Lawrence Kan
Massachusetta ‘Street
WM. T. Sinclair
Mass. Street
Douglas, Leavenworth, Jefferson
Wyandotte Counties
Eldridge
Sale and Exchange Stable
Febedel
Gee W. Tanraken
Yiquridar
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Wansis
Wm. J. Otwell
Mmaimtlit
Nancy E. Atweil
Neucy Esterells
Pouzlas County
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Amy
Treasury
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Nations Bank of
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Couplay
State of Kansas
Congress
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J. Henry W. Cannon
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