Samuel J Tilden Dies Suddenly in GreyStone Residence
ExGovernor Samuel J. Tilden dies at GreyStone on Aug 5 after a brief illness. Drs. Simmons and Swift attended. funeral likely at GreyStone with burial at New Lebanon. News spread quickly. flags at half mast and official proclamations mark the national mourning. Tilden, born Feb 22 1814 at New Lebanon, rose from Yale and New York bar to lead Democratic politics and serve as New York Governor.
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The Anarchists Trial Sees Prosecution's Case Conclude
Chicago reports the State's Attorney outlining the case against the Haymarket conspirators. He asserts an organized anarchist group existed in Chicago for over two years and planned a May uprising with dynamite bombs, while defense witnesses challenge key timeline and involvement of Spies and Schwab.
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Murder of Rev. Haddock Shocks Sioux City
Aug 5 Sioux City reports the assassination of Rev. G C Haddock pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. He was shot at Fourth and Water street by three or four men and died within minutes. No arrests yet. Governor Tarrabee offers a $500 reward. The crime is blamed on efforts to prosecute saloon-keepers. An inquest is underway and a citywide demand for strict law enforcement grows.
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Strike Hits Stuck Yards and Fowler Bros Workers
About three hundred men employed at J C itatelys packing houses at the Stuck Yards walked out yesterday afternoon. Since May 1 they have had ten hours pay for eight. Bosses offered a new hourly rate with pay for hours worked, which the workers refused. About forty men at Fowler Bros house also struck for the same reason.
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Five Children Drown In Des Moines River Tragedy
Aug 4. Des Moines river near here witnesses a drowning of five children on Monday. Three survivors, from one family, include Norrie Charlie Cone Hou Clarence Biletite and Edith Bott. Authorities investigate the Des Moines area incident.
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President signs tax bill and river harbor updates
Aug 3 1886 Washington reports President Cleveland signs the tobacco tax bill while river and harbor funding is set for the Minn eap ol canal and other waterways. The Adirondacks trip plans and new currency certificates are noted along with numerous federal confirmations and land and debt actions.
Will of the Late Day Davis Probate Claim
The will of the late Judge David Davis was offered for probate Monday. The estate is valued at about $1,000,000 and includes real estate in Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Maryland, New York and elsewhere. A second will was made by ante nuptial contract, but he leaves $2,500 in household furniture and effects. He provides for relatives and urges the family residence remain unencumbered. Seven Drowned In Sandy Hook Capsize A yacht party capsized near Sandy Hook hull. six women and one man drowned. Names include Mrs Hood Stevens and Misses Maud Rutland Emma Merritt and others.
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Kansas Democratic Convention: Moonlight Nominated for Governor
Leavesworts Kan Aug 5 The Democratic State convention met and elected ex Governor Qlick chairman An adjournment was taken until 7 30 p m and the platform was discussed by acclamation for governor Thomas Moonlight of Leavenworth opposed by Chiot Fuatles
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Bhot Dead by 2 Bob. Aucasta, Ge, Aug. 5.
Henry Davis, a nineteen year old colored youth, was shot and killed by two men described as vague assailants in Augusta Georgia. The incident occurred on August 5 and prompted a local investigation, with no arrests announced at the time.
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