Died at Mt McGregor Grant dies eight o clock Thursday morning
The Times reports General Grant died at Mt McGregor New York on Thursday morning at eight. The notice notes political shifts, appointments in Indiana Treasury and Ohio Prohibition debate reactions, with commentary on public lands, cholera discussions, and press morality debates.
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Grant
Mt. McGregor
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John Roach Fails and Assigns Assets to Creditors
New York shipbuilder John Roach, famed for steel cruisers and contracts with the U.S. Navy, assigns property for creditors. Assignees were named as Quintard and Weed with $122,217.78 preferred claims. Wages due to workers will be paid. yard operations close until further notice. Whitney comments on bonds and ongoing government contracts.
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New York
John Roach
United States Navy Department
Spohge
Washington
George W. Quintard
George E. Weed
William Rowland
New Brunswick
N. J
Mechanics’ and Traders’ Bank
Brooklyn
P. W. Gallandet & Co
A. R. Whitney
Thomas F. Rowland
James E. Ward
George Quintard
William
Roach
United States
Chandler
Chicago
Dolphin
Evi Kerr
Kerr
Morgan Iron-Works
East Ninth Street
James Mooney
James Roach
Newport
Whitney
Mr. Roach
John. Roach
Ife
John J. Roach
Delaware River
Chester
Cursier
New Jersey
My. Roach
Chester Rolling Mills
Iron and Steel Company
Boston
Ilis
Ijf
Washington Silver for the Mints Circular on bids and delivery
The Treasury issues a circular detailing bid procedures for silver bullion sales to the mints. Bids of at least ten thousand ounces are accepted on Tuesdays and Fridays by telegraph or mail, with delivery within ten days of acceptance. The notice warns against fraud and reports on a Chicago man posing as a Post Office agent.
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Boston
Spurgeon
Pall Mall Gazette
Journal
Atheneum Club
Gomorrah
Mail and Globe
Canada
Prince of Wales
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Treasury Department
Washington
D. C
Philadelphia
Mit
New York
Afraud
Post Office Department
W. H. Bradley
Chicago
Northwest
Postoffice
Columbus
Garnett
Kan
Bradley
Manning
Peoria
the Treasury
Judge McCue
Executive Department
Catile
Congress
Maj
Houston
Marine Barracks
Navy
Camp trail openings and cabinet actions in 1885
Secretary Lamar orders opening of the camp supply trail for interstate commerce. Gen Sheridan to prepare for emergencies in Utah. Civil service rule demands state population quotas for pension appointments. Postmaster embezzlement opinion cited. Immigration figures and northwest crops discussed. Presidential postmaster appointments listed across Illinois Indiana Michigan and Iowa.
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Francis Kernan
New York
Union Pacific Railway
Kim
Howard
Platte
Utah
Pension Department
Sheridan
Secretary of War
Indian Territory
Post Office Department
Manning
Congress
Eastern Agricultural Journal
Northwest
Michigan
Bureau of Statistics
United States
Camargo
Magdalena River
Aspinwall
Isthmus
Colman
Agricultural Department
G. G. Symes
Colorado
Miles J. Finien
Treator
John L. Handley
Fairfield
Ill
S. Barclay Rodebough
Urbana
Clinton Rosetta
de Kalb
George P. Sanford
Lansing
Mich
H. O. Billings
Alton
Land Office
Edward J. Downe
Oregon
Barton Atkins
M.D. Bull
Alaska
District of Alaska
Teller
Andrew J. Reddie
la Salle
William G. Morris
Frankfort
Ind
Herman Freygang
Aungola
Robert M. Robertson
Tipton
John Neff
Winchester
E. QO. Reynolds
Plymouth
Land
E. B. Crawford
Sioux City
Iowa
S. B. Chase
Osage
James M. Keyes
Richland Centre
Wis
Willian B. Anderson
Ilinois
Thomas Cooper
Mlinois
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Massing of Troops on Afghan Frontier Explained to Salisbury
Baron de Staal Russian ambassador met Lord Salisbury at the foreign office for two sessions to discuss Russian troop movements on the Afghan frontier. He delivered dispatches and assured the czar's intent to refrain from aggression while negotiations proceed. The talks were described as cordial and thorough.
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Russia
London
Zulficar Pass
Afghanistan
Iserat
Lord Salisbury
Borer de Staal
Germany
India
Cashmere
Marquis de Caux
Mme
Patti
China
Paris
Dahomey
Great Britain
Kassalawas
Bahia
Brazil
Guadalara
Burgos
Almeria
Spai
Madrid
England
Furrouzh
St. Petersburg
Ogar
France
Asia
London Stock-Exchange
Lord Iddesgleigh
Michael Wicks-Beach
Foreign Office
Baron de Staal
Austicar Pass
Herat
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George W. Julian
North American Review
Felix L. Oswald
M. J. Savange
Daily Press
Charles H. Botsford
W. J. Beecher
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Saratoga
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Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
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Menominee County
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Southern Illinois Volunteers’ Association
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Jonathan Walker
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General Middleton
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Dumais
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Richmond and
Danville
Atlanta
Charles Rose
Joseph F. Cottringer
Central Transportation Company of Pennsylvania
Cottringer
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Ttis
Stenstone
Kentucky
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Oakley
Abraham Denser
Bloomington
Denser
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Alden
Grace Rand
Johnson
American Association of Photographers
Buffalo
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Indianapolis
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Brown, Bonnell & Co
Youngstown
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Pune
T. K. Sherman & Son
Sullivan
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Barnet Kooltinsewy
Second Street
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Olney, Ills
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