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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1881
Page
7
The report notes Dr Bliss’s assessment on July 7 1851 of President Garfield’s status as more favorable. Mentions risks of secondary hemorrhage and infection, yet no sign of brain injury. doctors probe the wound path and praise the president’s calm courage and strong vitality. Secretaries debate cabinet dynamics and Arthur’s prospects post crisis.
Fragmentary text notes a Washington command to provide Mir Dorsey an engineer and equipment for construction at Hyde liner to generate a certain outcome. No clear date or full names. context remains unclear.
Fragmented text describes the Secretary at State and a fan tower event with references to trees and a protest. It mentions the United States Denation and President Garvea in a cryptic context. The readable fragments suggest a public preservation or memorial note with unclear dates and participants.
A telegram and messages reach President Garfield as Mrs Garfield reports confidence in his recovery. Dr Boynton arrives and is closely attending him at the White House, with Mrs Garfield and Dr Boynton planning his continued care and possible removal for full restoration.
A July 1 151 report notes public belief that bulletins and telegrams from physicians are manipulated to ease anxiety. Officials insist published bulletins reflect the President's true condition and are sent directly from the consulting physicians to the press.
Sympathy resolutions from the Broadjusters of the Fifth Senatorial District Virginia and the Irish American community were received today at the Executive Mansion in tribute to President Garfield and his family. The notice marks continued national mourning and honors the president’s service.
A fragmented notice lists diverse organizations including Republican and Democratic groups, boards of trade and education, veteran clubs, religious associations, and temperance societies spanning Washington, Cleveland, Chicago, Baltimore, and other locales, indicating a broad assembly or coordination among varied societies.
Dispatch from London reports on a wounded person whose condition shows hopeful signs on the tenth day. Suppuration continues with stable pulse and temperature. Diet of milk supports strength as recovery confidence grows among doctors and general observers.
Charles Foster proposes a nationwide day of Thanksgiving and prayer for the President’s recovery from the recent attack. He asks governors of New York Pennsylvania Kentucky Maryland and Ohio to set a date for a publicly observed day of thanks and supplication to Almighty Good for the President’s blessed deliverance and for wisdom in the nation.
A July dispatch from Roscoe Conkling to Vice President Arthur expresses happiness over Garfield’s reports. Postmaster General James replies noting Garfield’s desire to thank Conkling for the kind sentiments. The exchange is dated July in Washington and New York.
The Cramer of Commerce adopted resolutions honoring Mrs Garfield and President Garfield. A fund to be invested in U S bonds will be posted with United States Trust Company and distributed among her children after death. A telegram from Postmaster General James conveyed the country’s sympathy.
New York dispatch reports Mrs Pritchard suicided in Asbury Park last night. Mental anxiety over the president's condition is believed to have driven her to the fatal act. The article notes authorities investigating the death and mentions surrounding circumstances.
A prominent individual was elected to a key role in the Me ropatran Flovated Batwa. The following officers were chosen for the coming year: Russell Sage, Secretary, Sevlveatar Koeelans.
Reports from Sa eback and Barcoom describe several fatal sunstroke cases as heat overwhelms responders. In Barcoom, children died after brief bouts of illness seen as minor, with tragic suffering noted before death. A New York dispatch cites reduced passenger rates to Western points on major rail lines as background.
Mrs Eliza Bridgeman of Chicago collapsed and died this morning near Cedar Street Avenue while walking to Trinity Church with her niece and nephew. Wife of Col Frank Bridgeman paymaster U S Army and Sheridan staff, she was sister of Gen McDowell. Her body was moved to a bank building and Gen Hancock sent his surgeon, but death from heart disease had occurred.
New York July gio 1 0 1 0 among 1076 immigrants on the Guion steamship Wyoming were 75 Mormon converts from Scotland and Wales and others from England and Ireland. They came with nineteen Mormon missionaries who have been abroad about two years seeking proselytizing success. The converts, from varied ages including many families, include men who are mechanics and makers. They will be sent to Salt Lake City by a special train upon arrival, then distributed throughout the western territories.
Chief Brooks of the Secret Service Division who investigated the assassination said investigations are nearly over. He noted Guiteau acted eccentrically and could become fanatical about any subject but remained as sane as any man.
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