National Funeral Plans for Grant Procession in New York
The article outlines final arrangements for General Ulysses S Grant's funeral in New York City with a vast procession route from City Hall along Broadway to Riverside Park and Claremont. It notes expected crowds, viewing points, formations of National Guard divisions, Grand Army posts, civic societies, and religious services at Riverside Park, plus weather notes and security details.
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National Guard
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Grand Army
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Park
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Philadelphia
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Funeral Parade Receives Vast Military Display Across Riverside Park
A massive postwar spectacle unfolds as U S forces and visiting units under General Grant prepare a grand funeral procession. Thousands of soldiers sailors and civic groups converge in New York with 55 000 to 60 000 total personnel expected, including 10 000 New York troops and 3 000 veterans, amid stands along Riverside Park and fleet of ships in the harbor.
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Republican County Committee
New York
Kings County
Fersay City
Third Ward
Lincoln Club
Pourth Sutr Tiperian
Conowns
Jons W. Jacobs and
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Association of Exempt Fireietn
Ponta
Highland Guarda
Kalelite
Bydlak
Kalebla
Sherwood Murest
Derey
New-York National Guard
National Guard
News Jersey
Grand Army of the Republic
New-York
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News Notes From London and Fragments Of Cable News
London dispatches report Parliament set to convene August 13 while a Cunard Line passenger list includes Edna, Mrs Arthur, and others sailing from Liverpool. Separately a strike disrupts a narrow gauge coal line near Bankeville with Owens and Hartley enforcing trains, and crews doubling freight runs as replacements arrive.
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Liverpool
Cyran
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Aid
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Lingnars
Lord Randolph Churchill
Bankeville
Pittsburg
Lake Eri
Temperanceville
Hartley, Marshall & Co
Daukaville
Hanksville
Hartley
Owens
Rexor Hartley
Crimes and Casualties From Aug. 7 Across The Railroads
An OCR fragmented report lists multiple incidents dated Aug 7 including a Maine railroad tunnel burglary near Obitawa with a blast and escape. It also notes the murder of Mrs Walsh and a husband wife shooting near Lowerville, plus a Mexican smuggling arrest in Paso Texas, and a shooting in Litree Rock Arkansas involving a colored man and a minister.
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Obitawa
Mra M Walsh
Ted
Lowreville
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America
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Chenowith
Mann
Neonko
Pia
Tim
Paso
Texas
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Lani
Isa Gorman
Famone
Ark
Hallos
Fel
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Poe
Taeiao
Paladelphia
Deborah Gerner
Apis Hitters
Gerner
Dia
Denmark
Falling Wall Kills Four at Hoboken Pencil Factory
A wall collapse at the American Lead Pencil Company factory in Hoboken killed Melaus Hackett and John Connors while injuring Henry McLane and others. Contractor James Clary was arrested after the accident, which occurred during an unauthorized extension project on Fifth Street. Coroner and police investigated as 300 workers evacuated and rescue efforts continued.
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American Lead Pencil Company
Clinton
Clary
Henry McLane
Heights
Jersey City
Hoboken
John Connors
James Hackett
West Newark Ave
John Geogeghen
Peter Garber
George Jones
Kourteenttiat
Fastvout
Ragilas
Wilkesnarne
Penn
Mardock É Steel
Taxorne
James Dram
W. J.daregtt
Wisconsin Central Seeks Chicago Entry Amid Railway Clash
Wisconsin Central pushes to enter Chicago while Baltimore and Ohio seeks a terminal role through the Chicago and Great Western project. A New York financier has committed about 8 million dollars to purchase property, erect depots, and build freight yards, with 5 million available for immediate use. Colonel Frederick Grant and the younger Garrett are linked to leadership, and work may take roughly two years to complete.
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Hicago
Wisconsin Central
Common Council
Great Western
Baltimore and Ohio
Comet
Hituots Central
Wisconesin Central
New-York
Ise
Chicago and Great Western
Ile Hace
Il Isalny
Frederick Grant
Garrett
Aboud
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