Grant's Miners and Funeral Frontier Pages
Readable fragments describe Grant family movements from Fifth Avenue to Grand Central, a rail project, and plans to publish manuscripts. Reports from New York and Saratoga chronicle memorials, funeral coverage, and national mourning with mentions of President Cleveland, General Grant, and various city officials.
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Mira
Grant
Aertons
Rae Jneer
Fifth Avenue
Grand Central icChegor
Itepot
Mt. M Volumes Orat Reprivice
cointMenr
New Yurm
Saratoga
Pred
Chicago
Grant Hmri
Loos
West Point
Cleveland
Mt. McGregory
Divorce case and public notices mix with war era deaths and Masonry meeting
An article fragment recounts Crawford-Diles divorce rumors and a defense of innocence, plus oblique notes on Governor Curtin’s remarks about aging wartime governors. It also covers a crime witness blackout, a jail contempt case, a man’s death at a circus, a Brooklyn jail dispute, a railroad brakeman killing, and a detailed report on the Grand Chapter and Grand Lodge meeting of Ohio Colored Masonry with a public concert.
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Crawford Metaros
Lorvos
Crawford
Charles
Cruford
Charles Dilke
Toolon
Hanninar
Curtin
Kirk Won
Tua
Sprague
Rhode Island
Hiwoel
Dutlendu
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The
Colored Masonry of Ohio
Odd Fellows
N. Glack
Gress Cere
Gras Ner Presen
Jay
Zaoveville
Grand I Brown
Cleveland
Grand Lodge
Kecallso
Wigan
Murderous jealousy ends in double tragedy at church
At a Presbyterian church gathering in Atlanta an angry husband shot and killed his wife and then, fearing reprisal, killed himself. The couple had been married about seven years and were separated after a divorce filing on grounds of mistreatment. The incident followed a service where the wife was accompanied to her chores by another man. In the ensuing panic, the husband shot at his wife, then turned the pistol on himself, dying instantly. The case draws attention to domestic strife and police efforts to prevent further violence.
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Mt. McGregor
Galil Tall
Grant
the Times
Anya
Ali
Jobo Baker
Ragle
Fayette County
Vicksburg
Maralnllen
Marsbellies
Med
Marabelles
West Point
Je David
Confederadoves
Albert Kidney
Joseph B. Johnston
South
Davin
Market Street
Maggie Krumniotte
Jamea H. Small
Small
Kruratoke
Binoll
Anillogan
Keumbolus
Wilson
Bai Tivard
Alice Turce
Uantka Ener Uo
Frankin Mortis
Orange Mission
Kansas
Mee
Polwartz
Carpenter
Richmond
Canada
Himerico
Jarvis Snyder
Willis Hellrop
George Hangen
Portlind
Oregon
Falla
Columbia River
Grand Awny
Lattiefield
Gettysburg
Cleveland
Dr. Ward
Albany
Lake Bare Fame
Cincinnati and Western Road
Donaldson
William Smith
Tonae Tate
Henry Sarto
Charles Lewis
President to Allow Austrian Mission to Remain
A Foreign Office note says President Cleveland will let the Austrian mission stay in charge of the secretary of agriculture for a period, after Austria refused to receive U S diplomat. The move aims to convey the United States’ position plainly and gauge Austria's reasons. Davis and McCaffrey report about boxing plans and weigh ins surrounding a match, with Taball to stay near New York and fight in August.
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Tamar
Wanuinuros
Keiley
Dimapwal
Act of Auditia
Austria
Tite
Unite States
bin Umilerat
United Sintra
Treet Joheny
Mulliyas
Anid Dominick McCaffrey
Fistuire
Billy Obrien
Cheater
Lew Uorver
Far Rockaway
Ciocknatl
Fabel
Lunt
Philadelphia
Duratios
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Shane
Enkadd
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General Grant
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Grant Farley
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Sinte
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PU Kemal
Katy
Utah
New York
Caneral Geant
Cincinnati
Poulet Pleasant
General Great
Charmater
Discouran
Ray
Robert Uodger
Riverside Park
Hayes
Aritur
Edward Allen
Port
Chester
L. P. Lorillard
Long Knach
Mr. Allen
Mr. Lorillard
Clevetas
Heck & Allen
Port Chester
Boamuwen
Tonsai
Feu Diles
Worthlevanes
Fort Wayne
Pirrancno
Superior Station
Western
Oliver Mitchell
Price Dillon
Mitchell
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Keeney
Raymond Street
Brooklyn
Clements
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Bee
Edward Belmont
Medina
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Stock Exchange
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Grxoim Mall
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France
Victor Hugo
Kelgaton Army Pub
the Salvation Arrmy
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Salvation Army
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Paul A. Staley
Huilding
T. L. James
Dr. Frane
Runyan
TeolMabes
Lon. Krider, Architect
Geanr
Mannion M. WM. Grant
Springfield Water Works
Howe
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Euladleta
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