Farewell to Grant on Mount MacGregor fades in memory
A detailed account of General Grant's funeral observances from Mount MacGregor to Albany and New York City. Dignitaries, soldiers, and citizens gather, with sermons, prayers, and a solemn procession as the funeral train travels down mountain and toward its final resting place.
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Endus
Isoteale
U. S
Grant Post
U.S. Grant Post
Slx
Sherman
Hancock
G. A. KR
Mount MacGregor
Wilton
Saratoga
Setot
Mount MacGregor Road
Guard of Honor
Delaware & Hudson
Ballston
Round Lake
Mechanicsville
Cohoes
Troy
Albany
N.Y Ang
Grant
New York
Capitol
Lincoln
Montgomery
Quebec
de Will Clinton
Marcy
Bato
Grast
Grant, Jr
Newanan
Douglas
Guatemalan Protest Over Mail Service On Colima
Guatemalan Consul in San Francisco files formal protest with Postmaster General Vilas against Pacific Mail Steamship Co for refusing to carry Guatemalan mail on the Colima, claiming regular state subsidy and accountability for shipments. Includes other brief items from Wisconsin and New Jersey.
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San Francisco
Cal
Vilas
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Colima
Centic
The Public Debt Declines in July
Washington August 4. The public debt and cash in the Treasury stand at 1,476,571,359 dollars. The monthly decrease for July amounts to 3,662,789.96 dollars.
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Washmeton
Cholera and geopolitical tensions sweep Europe and Asia
Across Europe and Asia reports describe a cholera surge in Spain and Marseilles with hundreds of new cases and fatalities, while Berlin and Frankfort monitor a Franco-Russian alignment. An immense Asian earthquake near Taahkend devastates towns and graves many, with continued aftershocks panicking residents. International political maneuvers unfold as Salisbury defends Indian frontier policy and Austria rejects a US ministerial candidate.
No Extension of Time on Cattle Removal Order
President Cleveland told a large delegation of cattlemen at the White House that he would not modify his recent order for the removal of cattle from leased lands in the Cheyenne and Arapahoe reservations.
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Patuyna
Mia Moralo
Eecuador
Santos
Washiveton
Cleveland
White House
Cheyenne
Arapahoe
Cyclone Devastates Cities From Boston To Georgia
A massive cyclone swept from Delaware River cities to Camden and Richmond causing extensive destruction. The Major Reybold ferry and Peerless steamer were damaged, pilots drowned, and many families displaced. In Philadelphia area, 150 homes wrecked, 200 families forced from residences, and several injuries reported. New York telegraph lines failed as storms disrupted navigation and rail service across the region.
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Rayoc
Perna
Despaia
Delaware River
Greenwich Point
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company
Major Reybald
Pearless
Emery Townsend
Eugene Reybold
Reybold
Satem
N. J
Jersey
John Dislogue
Kaighn
Petty's Island
Twenty-fifth
Philadeatplla
Richmond
Camden
Charles Daizey
American
Harry
Liezle McVey
Melvale Street
New Yorn
Ang
Hudson
Fire Railway
Boston
Detroit
Canada
Georgia
Able City
Erie
Port Jervis
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Elected Chemistry Chair at Iowa State College Ames IA
Prof L A Andrews of the Agricultural College at Ames elected to the Chair of Chemistry at Iowa State University. Harry Garfield, son of the married President, to a professorship at St Pauls School Concord NH. Several deaths and illnesses reported from tainted meat at Porter Station IN. Kentucky election light. Tate Dem favored for State Treasurer. constitutional amendment defeated. Osmen Digma death report denied. ABA to meet at Saratoga in August 1921. Levees near Toronto fire amount to 700000 with one third insured. John G Thompson of Ohio opposes as special agent to investigate land fraud. Boyd Abedie accused of murder in New Orleans and self-inflicted throat cut. Niedinghaus mills in St Louis reopening with full force. English elections to be held in third week of November. Gladstone to address Midlothian in October. 4040 fourth-class postmasters appointed between March 4 and July 2. Judge Robert Denny nominated for Mayor by Indianapolis Prohibitionists. Galt price up to 80 cents a barrel at Bay City due to strike. Riel death penalty in official circles? bogs packed from March 1 to date Western points 4160000 vs 2625000 last year. Thomas White Montreal journalist named Minister of the Interior of the Dominion. Move toward cabinet reconstruction noted.
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Spain
Temes
Torres
Madrid
Pais
Marseilles
Marseiller
Berlin
Gazete
France
Paris Temps
Frankfort
Russia
England
University of Berlin
Frederick William
William
Lonpom
Taahkend
Lishevrzek
Suluk
Belvoodak
Belvoodsk
Suan
Tha Mehdi
Abdullah
Soudan
Osman Digna
Senysst
Egypt
Mallah Abdullahman
Kordofan
Darfur
Saligburby
Kurpox
House of Lords
Marquis of Salisbury
Tusela
Karl Granville
Zulfikar
Ludd
Lonpox
Cyrus W. Field
United States
General Grant
Churchill Lonnox
Williams Harcourt
Br. Forster
Duke of Argyll
Duke of Richmond
Richard A. Cross
Austria
Keiley
Lonuvox
Aug
Vienne
Telegraph
Kelley
L. A. Andrews
Agricultural College
Ames la
Iowa State University
Harry Garfield
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
James
New York
Porter Station
Ind
Kentucky
Tate
Noz
Osmen Digma
American Bar Association
Saratoga
Toronto
John G. Thompson
Ohio
General Id Office
Boyd Abedie
Estella Landry
New Orleans
Niedinghaus Brothara
St. Louis
Gladstone
Midlothian
Robert Denny
Indianapolia
Bay City
Ow~tawa
Riel
Thomas White
Montreal
Dominion
Gret
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Generel Grant
Thousahds
MacGaroon
N. Y
Glalora
Jones
Kowen
Evarts
Rufus Ingalls
Miller
James W. Droxet
Hancock’ Stall
Misa Drexel
Loyal Legion
Gilbert A. Robinson
Charles A. Carleton
George de Forest Barton
Floyd Clarkson
August McClark
Edmund Blunt
Creswell
Wits
Fish
Mra
Joseph V. Drexel
W. J. Arkell
Potter Palmer
Grand Army Posta
Agnew
Bishop Harris
Newman
Geneva Grant
Delvery
Tony Rake
The
Republic
Japan
Chima
India
Jerusalem
Pyramids
Bosphorus
Golden Horn
Seine
Thames
Ufe
Yavall
Trn
Derrora
Saaid
McPherson
Washington
Jesus Christ
Wodocedar
General Sherman
General Harcock
Benator Evarts
Brooklyn
N “Saul
Fred Grant
Jesse
Ulysses Grant
Frederick Dent
Sharpe
J. A. Creswell
Senor Romera
Evarts and Miller
Horace Porter
Thomas Ochiltree
Texas
Admia Rowan
Generi
Porter
G. A. R. Poster
Spencer Street
Fisth Artillery
Olfth Infantry
Grand Amy
Posta of Honor
Tenth Battalion
Catafalque
Parigon
Senate
Capitel Puilding
Imaing
A. S. Grant
Albary
Peseine
Washington Avenue
State Street
Capital
U. 8 Grant
Wheeler Post
Saratoxa
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Capitol Building
Caplitol
Weat Point
Ieneral Arnaword
Governor Hill
Limestreet É.du
U. 3. Grant Post
Remaia
Coredor
Navistex
Keck
Mejor Brown
Grand Army Guard
Ho Biare
Broadway
Steubac Atrest
Geneoly
Wamed Woodlawn
Newoan
Hanc ci
Stag
New York Hours and Senate
Jone
Fur
Uniteda Staves Artilery
W. F. Randolph
Fifth Artillery
United States Gray
Guards
Gani Etxerald
Firey Brigade
Star
Clare
Lionel Cavanagh
Boot
Jonn
Forty-second Street
Fifth
Haltmass
City Hall
Loxpor
Westminster Abbey
L Schubert
Sesson
Canon Farrar
Boehr
Handel
Boul
Farrar
Granthaa
Wellington
Richardson
Alol
Jong
F. Cosgrove
Tne
Regina
Inneapolis
Minneapons
Minn
Marinette, Wis
Marivette
Wis
Fred Stein
Menomonee Department
Stsald
Sumner
Edward J. Brown
Louise Brown
Howard
Brown
Lackawanna
J. H. Brown
Annie Crawford
Dover Express
Summit
Washineton
Civil Serve Commission
Postmaster Jones
Indianapolis
Lo. Des Morea
State Temperance Alliance
Germany
Julius RK Santos
Eeusdor
Ecuador
Iroquois
Guayquil
Panama
Sentes
Delaware
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