Death of General Grant Detailed Narrative at Mount MacGregor
A detailed scene by scene account describes General Grant’s death on July 24 at Mount MacGregor New York with Mrs Grant and family by his side. Doctors declare the end near eight o'clock and the family receives the news with restrained mourning as the body is prepared for burial in Riverside Park New York.
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Musterrdovt
Mount MacGnecon
Grant
Mount MacGrraon
N.X
Ulysses
Mia. Sartoris
Dawson
Henry
Douglas
Mra. Grant
Jesse Grant
Fred Grant
Mia. Grant
Ther
Howe Lyar
Mra Sartoris
Mra Grant
U.S
Mra
A. Grant, Jr
Warrison Tyrrell
de. Newman
Jaimi Nellie
Conta
AD. &. Grant, Jr
Jesse
Edio
Sdemed
Shady
Namie i ‘Ong
Latte
Granswan
St Clare
Claremont House
Riverside Park
Park Department
General Grant
Grace
Singer
Board of Aldermen
General Perry
Voorhees
Murray
City Hall
Broadway
Fourteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
One Hundred and Tenth Street
122D Street
123D Street
Grant Park
Commissioners of Parks
Hudson River
Philadelphia
Paw
Saratoga
Albany
New York
Capitol
Arival
Riverside
Mount MacGuroor
Battery A
Fifth
United States Artillery
Te Ucer
Harrison
Washington
A. R
Hancock
Albert Fawkins
Star
Mount MacGregor
Paul
GUILTY AS CHARGED The Pall Mall Gazette inquiry report
London committees report on Pall Mall Gazette statements from July 6 to 10 finds the papers largely true while excluding individual charges. It names Archbishop of Canterbury Bishop of London Cardinal Manning and Morley and Reid as signatories. Cholera death tolls rise in Spain and Montenegro with reports from Washington and Paris noting frontier outbreaks and mass fatalities. Boundary talks in London pause as Russian surveys await confirmation. Fraud at Munster Bank leads to $350,000 missing and a manhunt. Panama Canal talks push for a lottery financing plan amid Monroe doctrine debate. English loan chatter to Mexico circulates with railway purchase rumors. Deaths include Sir Moses Montefiore. Gladstone expresses confidence in Liberal victory. Texas memorializes Signer Stephen F. Austin. Fitz-Hugh Lee nominated for Virginia governor.
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London
Lowpor
Pall Mall Gazsttein
Canterbury
Cardinal Manning
Messrs
Morley and Reid
Washineton
United States
Barcelone
Spain
Marine Hospital Bureau
Montenegro
Soria
Wussta
Loapox
Marquis of Salisbury
Marquis de Staal
M. de Glers
Rossian
Zulficar Pras
Lonpos
Munster Dank
Farquharson
Dublix
Notlos
Panama Canal Company
M. da Lesseps
Canal Company
Mexico
Crry
México
la Semana Mercantile
National Bank
Jasug
Ecompanica
Montefiore
Str
Ladstone
Loxpon
Gladstone
Manchester
Numerous World News Notes and Local Incidents
A digest of varied items reports William Windom elected ex Secretary and became President of the Bloom Canal Company board, Khalifa Abdulish again leading El Mehdi followers, and improving finances in Mexico City banks. It notes the death of Eli Huntalager in Indiana at eighty three, business failure of C W Carter Co in Boston with $100000 to $125000 liabilities, and discussions on Congo country emigration. Also covered are Colton’s death in Illinois, a meager Southern cotton mill owners convention attendance, a libel suit threat against Erie police, Minnesota and Nebraska crop updates, Sheridan leaving Fort Reno, Sparta to host Wisconsin School for Dependent Children, and various weather and crime snippets. Military, railroad, and political items appear, including an attack on a police chief, financial troubles in Boston, and a New York society figure’s death. The report closes with a balloon accident in New Haven where Prof Brooks and Moore fell after a lightning strike, leaving Hawkins injured but Moore unscathed.
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Chester A. Arthur
Grace
Hamilton Fish
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Grenier
Western Union Telegraph Company
Senate
General Grant
Caraday
Justin 8. Morrell
John Sherman
John A
Tarinbian
Fort Lavexwomrth
Kah
Nelson A. Milas
Indian Territory
Fronier
Lving
Vaanthoven
A. E. Stevenson
Ceneral
San Antonio
Tex
Grant
Mount MacGregor
Kot Wook
Baden Doly
Re Oan Bblo Canal Company
Bieresey
William Windom
Khalifa Abdulish
Mexico
Eli Huntalager
Wabnah Valley
Lafayette
Ind
C. W. Carter & Co
Boston
Congo
Colton
Chicago Barrington & Quincy Railroad
Gulenburg
Ill
Southern Cottonmill Owners Convention
Augusta
Mit
Erie
Notoriou
Yack Sheppard
Minnesota
Dakota
Nebraska
Weahington Department
General Sheridan
Fort Reno
Washington
Wisconsin
Sparta
South Carolina
Bianlacs
Dongola
M. Olivier Eee
Soudania
Northwest
Mercury
Martin van Buren
New York
United States
Jameen Waugh
Belleville
Tron
Canton
Bizlkers
Cleveland
Bronx Indian Council
Pine Ridges Agency
Red Cloud
Holman Committee
William
Gastein
International Missionary Conference
Niagara Falla
Dr. Gracay
Rochester
N. Y
Ithaca
Joseph Harris
Chicago
Detroit
Buffalo
Daniel Smith
Oneco Township
Stephenson County
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Tlmois
Randolph Tucker
Virginia
Wannington
Secretary of the Interior
Cheyenne and
Arapahoe Indian
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Ton
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Aheridan
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Henry A. Piewe
Pacific Coast
Union Club
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Union
Grant Apety Lim
Cutcago
Montfort
Wis
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