General Grant death notices and memorial orders around the world
Reports from Washington London and Mexico City detail General Grant's death at Mt. McGregor and the United States proclamations and mourning protocols. The missives note half mast flags, gun salutes, crape on arms, and mourning for 30 days while officials arrange funeral rites and express condolences to Grant's family and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowst McGregor
Douglas
Shrady
General Grant
Fred
Grant
Dr. Shrady
Dr. Douglas
Dr. Sands
Karl Gerhardt
Hartford
Newman
Washineron
Dram
Sheridan
Army
Battalion of Engineers
United States Corps of Cadets
City of
Mexico
United States
WasuIncron
Whitney
United States Navy
Navy
Marine Corps
London
American Exchange
Gladstone
John Bright
Associated Press
Washington
Phelps
Cheyenne
Aruapahoe Reservations
Indian Territory
U. S. Grant
Mt. McGregor
New York
Grover Cleveland
Tl. F. Bayarp
Kansas
Miles
P. H. Suenipan
Warsaw
Russia
England
Maparin
Spain
Salamanca
Barcelona
el Mahdi
Texas Railroads Form Traffic Association Pools
Galveston July 23. Texas railroad managers end a weeklong session with the formation of the Texas Traffic Association. Members include Missouri Pacific Texas Southern Pacific Atlantic system Gulf Colorado Santa Fe and Texas and St Louis Narrow Gauge. J Waldo elected Pool Commissioner with Galveston HQ. An executive committee led by Sealy Hutchinson Dillingham Newman Hoxie Fish will set tariffs. No shippers rebate or discrimination allowed. Union depots to be managed by one person. General freight agents to meet next week to set rates. Pool percentage details are to be kept private and may take about a month to finalize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Conference of
Texas Railroad Managers
T’exas
Missouri Pacific System
Texas
Southern Pacific
Atlantic
Houston
Texas Central
Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe
St. Louis
Waldo
General Freight Agenta
Temple Beth El society hop lists Houston attendees
The Temple Beth El Literary Society held a 9 PM to 1 AM dance at San Pedro Park with many attendees named. The Liaur reporter lists numerous ladies and gentlemen, including Miss Rosenfield, Miss Wolf, and Mr Becker among others. Also advertised is a fine carving knife and fork for $1 at Emergon's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Beth el Literary Society
San Pedro Park
Liaur Reporter
Misses Rosenfield
Elia Wolf
Houston
Annie Zork
Pauline
Maria Wolf
Bertha
Blanch
Millie Frank
A. Heusinger
Lily Meyer
Helen Veith
Pauline Wise
Sarah Landa
Schwartz
Koenigsberg
Felix Schram
Rouvant
Becker
EK. Amalong
Moritz Kalteyer
L. Staffel
I. Landa
H. Frank
Sim Hart
L. Rouvant
A. Frank
S. Lewin
E. Frank
S. Frank
Aaron Frank
I. L. Koenigsberg
Fred Meyer
Emergon’s
Marriage Celebrated At Wimberly Home In City
The marriage of Miss Georgie Wimberly and Mr. 8 C Slack was held at 322 Bowie street last evening at 8 40 o clock. Rev E B Chappel officiated at Paine Methodist church. The bridal pair received many congratulations from friends while attendants Miss Florence Smith and Mr James M ATS Sao of Clinton Mo acted as honored guests. The feast was served by Mrs Wimberly with grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wimberly
Bowie Street
Georgie
8. C. Slack
Little Rock
Ark
E. B. Chappel
Paine Methodist Church
James M
ATS Sao
Clinton
Florence Smith
Wimberly
Fire department engine mishap drenches crowd and injures man
A large attendance watched a fire department engine trial when strong winds blew water onto the Second Ward company. The nozzle slipped, struck Mr. C Zallmanzig causing a severe blow and ongoing pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Company No. 2
Second Ward Fire Company
C. Zallmanzig
Child Undergoes Operation For Needle Injury
A seven month old child, run with a needle into its left side near the nipple, was operated on by Dr Hadra. The large No 7 needle was removed after eight days in the bed. The child is reported doing well. The notice also mentions Opera Puffs cigarettes at a popular price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Ave.ine
San Angelo
Abilene
Texas
Mac ‘Taylor
Hadra
Snake Rattles Presented From Long Rattler at Museum
Mr Albert Beckmann secretary of the museum receives a rattlesnake rattles and a button. The snake, seven feet long, was killed by a Mexican herder in the employ of Mr Tremlette near the Imble line Kerr County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Beckmann
Tremlette
Imble
Kerr County
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Dollar Store Building
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J. W. Bradley
J. N. Grorsbeeck
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Swain
Justice Neuendorff
Abeline Letzer
Main Plaza
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Main
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