A Warrior's Burial General Grant Laid to Rest on the Hudson
A detailed account of General Grant's burial, the grand funeral procession through New York, the crowd, rituals, and military honors. Describes viewing crowds, pallbearers, the coffin ceremony at Grant's tomb, and reactions of officials, soldiers, and spectators, with notes on surrounding events and memorials.
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Transfers Millions by Mail Amid Gold Shipment Plan
Washington August 13 An appropriation of 100000 was made at the last session of Congress for transporting about 40000000 in gold coin from the local Treasury at San Francisco to the exchequer. The plan involves transfer by registered mail for an estimated cost around 916000.
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Massacre of Christians and cholera outbreaks in Asia and Europe
Reports from Tonquin and various European cities detail a Black Flags massacre of Christians, widespread cholera with thousands dead, refugees in French locales, and evacuations. A devastating Norwood cyclone in New York state kills eight and destroys towns, with buildings, railways, and telegraph lines overwhelmed by the three minute storm.
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A Den of Death: Miners Die From Gas in Pennsylvania Mine
A West End Coal Company mine near Macanaqua Pennsylvania suffered a deadly gas explosion after the air fan failed. Twelve miners are dead and others gravely injured. Investigators blame negligence by mine boss Christopher Coonrad as the cause of the tragedy. The disaster occurred Sunday night as the night shift ended and gas filled the mine, prompting conflicting orders about safety. The incident marks the region’s worst mining disaster in fifteen years.
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The Bartholds States Fund work on pedestal rises
New York on August 1 reports progress on the pedestal for the Statue of Liberty. The World notes the glow of ongoing construction and funding efforts for the monument.
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Proclamation Ordering Removal of Freemen from Public Domain
The president issues a proclamation to reserve public lands for legitimate settlement, invoking a 1840s act. It directs military support if needed to remove any unlawful enclosure or obstruction preventing peaceful entry or settlement on public lands. The proclamation commands officials to enforce the act and ensure settlers may proceed.
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Population of Massachusetts Estimation in 1880 Census
A rough Massachusetts population estimate from 1880 census returns places the state at about 1,940,000 inhabitants, with roughly 160,000 on the United States census of 1880. A petition to Secretary Bayard seeks aid for Louis on grounds of American citizenship.
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