Sheridan in Critical Condition After Severe Attacks
Gen Sheridan remains gravely ill with multiple heart-related crises over a week. Army surgeons and a Providence sister attend him at his sick chamber, while his wife and mother in Somerset remain unable to be at his side. He has kept his will and seeks to stay informed through newspapers. his office duties are handled by staff as he rests in a reclining position.
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Yarrow
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France
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Boulanger
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Siberia
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Egypt
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Aberdeen
Alexandria
Cairo
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Mrs Cleveland Visit Sparks Yale Princeton Ball Game
Mrs Cleveland arrived from Philadelphia at Princeton with a reception at Dr Cush’s residence. Professors, students, and guests greeted her as the glee club performed. She attended part of the Yale vs Princeton game before leaving for Germantown, wearing Princeton colors amid cheers.
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Margesud
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George W. Childs
Charles Wood
Bavant Henry
Houston
Charles Renry
J. OL Strawbridge
Listiup
Princeton
collegians
Germantown
Congressional debate over civil service appropriation continues
In Warrington May 36 the House discussed the legislative appropriation and adjourned without final action. McComas pushed a clerical pay rise for the civil service commission. opposition noted risks to the system and partisan motive. The amendment adding three clerks and boosting travel funds was approved. Jefferson Davis letters read at Mississippi monument rites praise survivors and patriotism. Presbyterian general assembly endorses organic union talks and temperance findings.
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New York
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Adams
Ilinois
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Butler
Tennessee
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general assembly of the Presbyterian church
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organic union
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Howser Crosby
theological seminaries
Wiliam
Sage
Leavenworth
judicial commission
T. S Harin
synod of
Baltimore
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The Czars Mercy and World News From Abroad
A sweeping revue of European affairs notes Home Rule gains in Britain with Tory and Unionist reactions. It reports Franco German frontier tightening, Boulangers murder allegation, czarist clemency in a Siberian case, and odd grave bone shipments blamed on Egypt. Also mentions Mr Gouldsones and Western Union rumors, Lake Erie speed prospects, opium cases in Boston, and Edison-Westinghouse talks.
Thirteen Candidates Accepted for Lutheran Ordination
The session of the Lutheran ministerium accepted thirteen candidates for ordination. Mitt enberg College reported fourteen students attending and a total endowment of 210,507 for the German professorship. Donations and pledges were noted to support Grek professorships and other college needs. An annual report from the Orphans Home and Asylum for the Aged at Germantown was presented.
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Mobbenberg College
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FL Spieker
J.D. Lehin
T. J.P. Schatz
Enoch Simi
Saezer
Stumer
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annacal
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Germantown
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Benedicts Confirmation Battle and Other May News
Witness Daniel A. Grosvenor testifies that the Grand Army of the Republic urged Benedicts confirmation as public printer and accused him of failing soldiers widows and orphans protection. Boston Corbett escapes from asylum claims, while Presbyterian Centennial events unfold in New York and Montreal reports note a deadly gas reservoir explosion.
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MosTREAL
Montresl Gas company
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