Jay Gould Death Report and Funeral News
A Brooklyn style telegram reports Jay Gould's failing health with contradictory updates that he might die that night but later showed faint rally. He died peacefully as family gathered, last words sought to be surrounded by kin, with consumption suspected. Funeral services held at his New York residence. burial arrangements announced. Tragic obituary details accompany other regional items.
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Jay Gould
Mr. Gould
M.tie
Tim
Fami
Gould
Thurksing
New York
Cardinal Gibbons
Cleveland
Broadwater Island
General Rosecrans
Louis D. Kittson
Kittson
St Paul
Mississippi River
Pilate
la Crosse
Wis
United States
Napoleon Bonaparte
Ohio
Nelson
Black Diamond
Coal Creek
Teun
America
Liverpool
Hamburg
Lucia
Sicily
John P. Eirich
Antqua
West
New Orleana
Minneapolis Linen Mill Company
Minneapolis
New Hosiery Company
Exposition Building
Minne
Postal affairs reform and expansion proposed by General Wanamaker
General Wanamaker outlines postal department gains over four years including increased revenue, reduced deficit, growth in money order offices and free delivery, and more than 8,600 new post offices. He proposes a new postal currency concept and a district plan to reduce offices, replace non money order and non registry offices with stamp machines and drop boxes, and expand delivery via mounted carriers and contractors.
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Wanamaker
Wasinsetox
Wanslator
Yate
Aresseil
Teal Stovden
Wes
Wute
Star Aimites
Interior Department annual report highlights land sales and forest reserves
The Interior Department report praises record land patents and sales under the current administration, notes substantial forest reserve creation and irrigation policy progress, and reports Indian education expansion and new boarding schools. It also mentions canal and pension topics, plus a Burlington freight wreck near Corona injuring four bridge workers.
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Wasinsatos
Juli
W. Noble
Interior
Ind
Census ‘Bureau
Nicaragua Canal
Pension Department
Opening of the fifty-second congress amid calm session
Lawmakers convened with no major incidents and bright weather as the fifty-second congress opened its final session. The president reviewed executive work, praising departments including State and War, and urged tariff reform while preserving protections and wages. Debate centers on tariffs and constitutional revision, with plans for pensions, canals, immigration limits, and election law facing key decisions.
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Ool
Iriel
Mare
Congress
FOSTER'S GURES Guy. Fiscal Year 1804 Expenditures
Secretary Foster of the quowsnny department submitted to Congress the Hooke of ex aites for the fiscal year 1804. Estimates cover establishments foreign and naval accounts pensions public works and posts. The entries show variances and potential extra sessions due to treasury conditions. Also notes on immigration bill prep by Chairman Conn for the committee on migration and Sunday opening opinions for the world’s fair.
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Foster
Market and cattle report from Saint Paul Union Stockyards
Complex OCR fragment shows livestock receipts and prices, cattle and hogs trading with varied demand. References to calves, cows, heifers, and heavy stock alongside grain futures quotes from Chicago, noting weak cattle but stronger hogs and mixed wheat and oats. Includes numerous illegible tokens and disjointed figures.
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Ste Paul Union Slee
Sourey
Dee
Ange
Prives
Patol
Catile
Sir Muhool Stoore
Sethe Hank
Shanes
SLI
Sheed — Sieaty
Murray Tainbs
Swmdui
Storke
Horr
Cuttin
Week's News. Grim Tales of Grief and Far News
A sweeping summary of 19th century events mentions Lizzie Borden in Taunton mass reports on shipwrecks with many drowned, papal delegate Myr Satelli and church hearings in the US, and a vast search for buried Jesuit treasure near Mexico City. Also notes on Cardinal Gibbons, Kossuth, grapevine duties, and political shifts in Minnesota and Pennsylvania.
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Lizzie Borden
Taunton
Mass
Tune
Elbe
Myr
Satelli
Holy See
United States
Hong Kong
Esengpatch
Chisimalin
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P. S. Peabody
Oakes, N.D
ER. S.wininezold
Iption
Gerndt
C& Wa
Second Street
Poss Os Pennity
Gorder
Opera Hanne
Orlron
Ss. L
Harris
Postuttice
Oakes
N. Dakota
Lull River Lumber
A. T. Patterson
WM. Crawford
Union Meat Market
Hotel Exchange
Onked
N. D
DE. Rimball
E Trin
Rye
Charles A. Briggs
Charles A. Brigiga
Union Theological Seminary
Bliss
J. For Sutton
Briggs
Presbyterian Church of America
Blanchard
Louisiana
Hous
Gideon
Hor Sprixus
Ark
Gibson
Paty
Interior Department
Desvent
Dec
Burlington
Corona
Hoon
Rusle
Wanumeker
Comntey
Sys
Luis
Wright
Aderleay Miller
House of Representatives
Senate
Europe
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Foster's
GURES
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Weil
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Dauvcius
Pho Wen
Cleveland Ald
Rtop Immigration
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Dovitor Chander
Chainmiir
Conauiti
Fiat
Chicago
Lake Cse
United States Supreme
Wasitixatex
Bayer
Baltimore
Satolli
Patrick Corrigan
Bishop Wigger
Wayton
Northwestern
Pickler
Ution
Jolson
Minnesota
Chicago Grain and Provinciae
Tower
Ale Janury
Tannary
Suter
Real Estate & Insurance
E. C. Baldwin
Berg’s Business Rooms
A.o.berc
Dumont
Paris
Sanday
Tuzin
Louis Kossuth
Spain
Mexico
Vaughn
Westminster
Council
The
Irish National Federation
House of Commons
Prince George of Wales
Princess May of Teck
Duke of Clarence
Henry M. Hoyt
Pennsylvania
Wilkesbarre
Winnepex
Mitter
Post Office
Corrigan
Edward Mot
Satolfi
McGlynn
Awa
Mulliyann
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