Crowds Line City Hall to View General Grant's Face
A vast New York City funeral scene surrounds the silent face of General Ulysses S Grant. Tens of thousands move through City Hall to see the casket, with the procession stretching from City Hall to Broadway and Worth Street. Police arrangements and commemorative verses by Squire print add to the pageant atmosphere as 162000 viewings are recorded by midnight.
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St Johns Gall Denies Speech Claims In Prohibition Clash
The Globe Republican reprints St John of Kansas denying he used inflammatory language at a Springfield Springfield speech amid Prohibition tensions. Editorials note witnesses heard the remarks and question the denial. alongside, passenger agent G P Humphreys of NY Pennsylvania Ohio railroad is killed attempting to jump a train in Atlanta.
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Absence of Lt Gresly extended for health recovery
Washington Aug 7 Lt Gresly’s absence is lengthened to regain strength after Arctic service trauma. Congress delay in promotion worsened his mood amid extended four month leave. he plans to aid geographical societies abroad.
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Arsenic in the Stomach Case Shakes Brooklyn
In New York Aug 7 a Brooklyn saloon keeper and a servant were jailed on murder charges after arsenic was found in the stomach of Clara Q Groblewski, wife of Joseph Groblewski. The first wife’s remains were dug up for analysis, revealing arsenic. the couple and Winifred Hanley deny statements as trial proceeds.
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BRIEF ITEMS From The Daily News Wide Variety Of Local Notes
The Daily News notes a millersburg roundabout, Bellaire train fatality, grasshoppers destroying Licking county clover, Mr Charles Bushby of Moswoqua, and a hanging death. Capt T P Leathers ill in New Orleans. Southern Illinois crops improve. Gathright named customs chief for port of Lonfayillo, VP comments on a famous man. Newark elopement, Turner and Southport burglaries, attorney Geo W Cormany charged with subornation of perjury. Springfield crane accident. Lexington, Ind shooting. Appomattox house damaged. Tex shooting at Moxa. Memphis death, yellow fever notes, Chicago university president resigns, national committee meeting in Chicago. Center Linwoodville embezzlement charge. St Chattville victim. gasoline explosion in Germantown. Roddy held for murder. Evansville celebrates bridge opening amid rain, with honors from Kentucky and surrounding states.
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Tar Well Explosion Darkens Minneapolis Gas Works
A tar well under a coal shed at the Minneapolis gas works exploded around midnight, darkening the city. The coal shed and tar well were wrecked. the gas works themselves remained intact. Economic loss estimated near two thousand dollars. A worker escaped injury as he fled the city to avoid danger from burning jets.
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Ohio and Gettysburg Aug 7 war memorial plans announced
Veteran officials appointed to select a site for a war memorial to Union soldiers who fell at Gettysburg. Round trip tickets from Cincinnati to Gettysburg offered at 8.56. Proportionate rates from Columbus and a prominent display planned along the Pennsylvania route. One death reported in the area.
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