Vice President Wilson Dies and Nation Mourns
Dispatches report the death of Vice President Wilson at the Capitol. The President orders national mourning, government offices closed, and military honors planned. Postmortem notes, funeral arrangements, and scattered local incidents accompany the announcement.
Extending the Paradise mail route petition urged
A letter from Cornucopia correspondent advocates a mail link Winnemucca to Paradise Valley and Cornucopia via Paradise Valley Bull Run. It notes rising commerce and freight by road, cites summer passenger freight runs, and urges petitions to I N Ammerman in San Francisco for a tri weekly service extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornucopia
Paradise Valley
Sirven
Coroucopia
Winnemnece
Bull Run
Winnemucca
I. N. Ammerman
Pacific Postal Service
San Francisco
Death of Vice President Wilson in Washington
Telegraphic report from November 22 describes Vice President Wilson waking at 7am, drinking water, and dying shortly after from a brain hemorrhage. Only two Capitol police nurses were present. Post mortem to be performed. remains under Senate Sergeant at Arms. Flags lowered to half mast as telegrams go out to condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Fish
P. M
Mayston
Seargent-at-arms
Senate
French
Wilson
Union Pacific Railroad
Massachusetts
New York
Washington
United States
News from the era of sudden losses and public shocks
The document reports multiple 1875 events including a near-sinking British ironclad Iron Duke near Plymouth, a fire destroying Harrisburg park stables with horses lost, and various local deaths and political notices. It notes Vice President memorials, a Tyler-like succession clause, and unrelated incidents across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Plymouth
Harrisburg Park
Cixcrenatt
Theodore Tilton
Les
N. White
Baptist
Middleton
Revokrry
A. Levy
Devoe Oil Company
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Silver State
G. T. Margo Jr
San Francisco Stock Board
Battery and
Front Streets
Union
Secretaries of War and Navy
Boston
Natick
South Bend
Morning Herald
Charles T. Murray
the Herald
Palmer
Murray
Paradise
Telegraphic
Hastern
Savixwan
Havannah
Tybee
Piain
Havanna
Vera Cruz
NEW Today
Gvien
Winnemucca, Nevada
Athens
Burns L Cahoon
Ragsdale
CC Biles Ed Vanderlip
E Bennerhassett
Johnson HA Weldo
Wise
Hopkins
EK Wiley HC
Davis H
Harvey
Trousdale
Quin River
J Hurst
Dunglen
A Shaw
Larryharles
Craik
William Carpenter Bartlett Cheek
George Green
Denio Unionville
Hanna W
Ryle G
Rutherford Dwight Hadley Mill City
J Gould
Chas
Taylor Humboldt House
Theo
Hale LA Blakeslee
Cody
Eb Torrey
Oreana
Golconda
Mr Greenwell
Alston
W Gray
Breuauo Nasat
Samunn Doce.suen's
Cotillion Band
Purdin & Wood
Hridze Streets
Nevada
Coceins
Farlor
Doz
Steves
Bote
Glidden
Mys
W. F. Stevens
Sridce Street
Stationle £ Ltd
W. PF
Stevens
Chas. Kemler
Bakers
AMD. On
Statutes OF
J. Mill
Carson
Now
NX. Levy
M. Helgel
Califorata Bt
N. Levy & Co
General Werchandise
Revada
Winnemtcoa, Nevada
MeltHi
Bridge Street
Veal
Jala Tt Vi. B. Staunton’s
Harness Shop
Wing Machines
Jotice
Humboldt
James Buckner
Anseneor
Samuen Buckner
Arsessor Winnemucca