Society of the Cumberland Meets in Tennessee
The Society of the Army of the Cumberland gathered in Chattanooga Tennessee. Resolutions of respect and condolence were adopted for President Garfield's family and members planned to attend his Cleveland funeral. The society will wear mourning badges for thirty days.
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Chattanooga
Tonn
Garfeld
Cleveland
Esposito
New Orleans
New York City
Italy
Massachusetts
Worcester
Washioton
Senate
Milwaukee
J. M. Rush
Tan
Collier White Lead and Oil Company
St. Louis
Washington
Guiteau
Cornchill
International condolences and legal actions follow coast gale
A Spanish coast gale caused heavy property damage with thirty ships lost. Condolences flowed from Italy and the Papal States to Mrs. Garfield. Germany expressed sympathy for the US death. The Queen proclaimed mourning for President Garfield. A British jury dropped manslaughter charges against the Victoria steamer crew after its Thames disaster. Negotiations among Germany Austria and Russia to revise extradition treaties were reportedly rekindled. England and France may join.
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America
Garfield
Grand Jury
Don
Ontario
Victoria
Thames
Berlin
Germany
Austria
Russia
England
France
Funeral Obsequies for President Garfield in Cleveland
Reports describe the Garfield funeral at Cleveland on the 26th with a vast procession and scores of dignitaries including Mrs Garfield, Cabinet members, governors, generals, ambassadors, and thousands of soldiers and citizens. Interment followed at Lake View Cemetery, marking a solemn national tribute felt across the United States.
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Arthur
Capitol
Cleveland
Ohio
Garfield
Rudolph
Rockwell
Swaim
Boynton
Henry
Sheldon
Brown
Warren Young
Cabinet
United States
Heber
Bedell
Isaac Errett
Lake View Cemetery
Guiteau
Corkhill
Assaysin
George Scovill
Chicago
Couneel
Great Britain
Garfield Funeral in Washington and Train Tribute
The Garfield funeral in Washington was brief and solemn with a large crowd at the Capitol. The President’s widow and children attended in mourning, and prayers were offered for the nation as his coffin was carried from the rotunda toward the hearse and funeral train.
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Prenton
Pennceton Colleges
Stidente
Ely
Blaine
Trenton
Woprin
National Capital
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Nott
Sixth Street
Svery
Mourning Mother of President Gardard at Solon
The mother of the late President Gardard remains at Solon with her daughter Mrs. Larraboo. For days she kept faith her son would be spared to serve his country. A private telegram announced Gardard's death at 10:68 that evening. The old woman, awakened late, learned of the loss with quiet sorrow and prayer.
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Hota
Ron Ulaualyr
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Swain
Sr. Bliss
Reom
Swaim
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