Horace Greeley’s Illness and Death Foreseen in Dispatches
A Wallie column warns readers that Horace Greeley’s death is near after reports indicate his mind suffered a collapse intensified by recent loss and campaign stress. It recounts his life from New Hampshire birth in 1811 through journalism rises, political writing, and leadership of the New York Tribune, ending with observations on his decline and legacy.
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The Death of Horace Greeley
The article notes Horace Greeley's death after a life spent as editor of the Tribune and a dramatic 1872 presidential bid. It recalls his retirement to pursue other business, his bitter enemies, and a defeat that looms as a landmark episode in American history. It mentions the card announcing his return to the Tribune and his failing health after losses and family sorrow. Intelligence arrived that he died at 6 50 last evening.
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French Assembly Passes Tors Sustained by Vote
The French Assembly sustained the Tors measure yesterday by a vote of 870 to 334, marking a decisive parliamentary decision and closing the debate on the issue.
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President Grant Skips Diplomatic Reception in Greeley Memory
President Ulysses Grant abstained from attending the diplomatic reception last night to honor the memory of Horace Greeley, keeping a respectful distance as tributes flowed. The decision underscored the nation's solemn mood following Greeley's passing.
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Proposals Allocate Harbors and Rivers Funding
Government recommends appropriations totaling 1 to 1 billion? The notes itemize 600000 for St Louis and Alton harbors 150000 for the Illinois river 1300000 for Des Moines rapids and 108000 for Rock Island rapids. A tense race for Blair's Missouri Senate seat looms with several contenders listed including Polk Reynolds West Hatch Phelps Norton Glover Lamb Hall Rozier Bogg and Rolling.
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France Votes for Dufoure Resolution Amid Thiers Address
Europe news reports the French Assembly passing Minister Dufoure's resolution 370 to 334 after Thiers spoke at length. Thiers defended the republic, urged firmness and moderation, and said monarchy is impossible while endorsing a conservative republic. London notes add prorogation to February 6 and a libel damages ruling for Hepworth Dixon.
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Washington Sherman’s report on army strength
Washington reports Gen. Sherman’s figures show 29 896 enlisted men and 2 104 commissioned officers. He submits lists of department and division commanders as complete, awaiting approval. Weather, finance, cemeteries, and Horace Greeley’s death details included.
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Treviot Steamship Arrives as Snow Storm Hits New York
The steamer Treviot from Shanghai has arrived in New York amid a heavy snow storm that began yesterday morning. Other items note a Thanksgivings dinner for New York newsboys and boot blacks, a long range pigeon shooting match ending in a tie on Long Island, and various political and legal updates including a mayoral nomination, troop barracks incident at Matamoros, and a sugar importers settlement of U S suits.
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The Political Chase in France Forces Thiers Position
Overview of Thiers defend stance amid French political struggle. Also notes death of Mr. Greeley with illness details, army conditions, Gen Sherman report, Texan border tensions, and a serious railroad derailment with fire damages.
Death of Horace Greeley Bleeds Across New York Trib
Report chronicles Horace Greeley's decline at Chappaqua New York with medical readings and private consultations. It notes false death rumors, his fluctuating condition, and culminates in his death at 6:50 p.m. with tribune associates and family present and plans to auction his Chappaqua estate.
East Texan border troubles and bank failure speculations
New York reports border commission demands Mexico hold responsible for damages and patrols on the Texan frontier. Judge Brady to hold December criminal term. Walhill National Bank executives charged with $100,000 in investments leading to a bank run and failure. Cuban sympathizers meet at Cooper Institute to mark Havana student execution anniversary. Susan B Anthony and 14 others face voting charges. plea based on Fourteenth Amendment. hearing postponed to December 18. Reformed Synod in Cincinnati adopts Iowa language-based representation. missions total 12 congregations with 7,000 members. Billiard match in New York ends with Dion defeating Cyrille Didn in a high-scoring finish.
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New York Stock and Money Market News November 29
Money markets show rates steady with government issues firm. Grain prices mixed with wheat firmer and corn and oats higher. pork and lard notes firm in provisions. Chicago live stock reports indicate steady cattle and higher hogs with active trade.
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Senatorial contest muddled in states and ballots
In Ranesca on Nov 20 the senatorial race remains unsettled after a fourth ballot showing Vance 73, Yoo 71, Merriman 22. In Montdomeny Alabama on Nov 29 Governor Lewis pledges cooperation with bolt ers in legislation as Lindsey exits, with both Senate and House receiving gubernatorial messages.
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Wreck of Guatemala crew feared lost in Tonela Bay
News arrives of three boats from the steamer Guatemala reaching shore after wreck on Tonela Bay on Oct 13. The fourth boat with Chief Engineer Barthlomew, First Officer Smith, one Mangello passenger and 11 crew is missing. Survivors faced harsh treatment and high prices on the journey to Balina Cruz. Separately, Hannibal reports dire storms and severe privations at sea. A nearby explosion at Cumming’s Duallina factory killed four and injured five, with cause unclear.
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Advertised Letters At Post Office Quingy 1872 List
Long list of names appears as unclaimed letters in the Post Office at Quingy Nilhoin on the 20th day of November 1872. It warns recipients to call for advertised letters and give the date of the first. If unclaimed within one month, letters go to the Dead Letter Office. M Piggott P M signs the notice.
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Sheer David Short
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Fred Tool
Tracy Thornton
Turner BN Waildon
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Archie Wallace
J Weeden
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Jas Wiepreffe & Co
Williama James Harvey
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