To Be Buried in Central Park New York August 8
Mount McGregor July 24 reports outline funeral plans for General Grant with a national ceremony to honor his remains. Family wishes for privacy before rites, with cremation completed and the body to be viewed by close friends before transport to Albany and then New York City for state ceremonies concluding in Central Park.
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Joint Hospital proposals discussed by city county officials
City and county officials met in the county court room to discuss a joint hospital. The mayor indicated the city accepted the proposition and debated site location, with discussions on 100 bed capacity, running costs around 15000 annually, and park space. Braden opposed city hospital plans citing county needs and available county resources.
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Remark on Hair Sparks Apology and Bond Between Ladies
An incident on a street involves a lady muttering that a Spanish young woman with long coal black hair wears a wig. The affected woman speaks German fluently and proves her hair is real by releasing it from under a shawl. The accuser apologizes, and a warm friendship forms. the young artist is Miss Zulema Garcia.
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Native African Boy Wins Potato Prize at Atlanta Farm
At an Atlanta university experiment farm a native African student won the prize for best Irish potatoes. Prizes recognized fine specimens and some students attributed the success to his frequent prayers over his potato patch while others noted he worked when rivals rested.
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Opera Puffs Win Favor With Smoker’s Lips
In a New York Tribune snippet, cigarette smokers favor Opera Puffs for not sticking to lips, while voters face a neutral stance on the next New York Governor amid high summer heat and civil service reform debates.
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