President Garfield's Long Branch Journey Bulletin Update
Washington reports Garfield's condition stable with improved pulse and appetite as preparations for movement to Long Branch proceed. The president travels by special train amid careful care, with doctors noting gradual improvement and favorable wind to sea air.
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Washington
Long Branch
6Th Street
Baltimore & Potomac
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Altoona
Attess
Garfield
Executive Mansion
Bliss
Reyburn and Boynton
Waim
Rockwell
Corbin
Messrs
C. C. Rockwell
Warren Young
Lampkin
Wilmington
Lamokin
Agnew
Milner
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Elberon
N. J
Hamilton
Dressy Women at Saratoga Letter Sparks Gossip
A Saratoga letter describes a woman at Congress Hall with 139 dresses, marveling that she never repeats a toilet in three weeks while claiming no maid. Baltimore’s Mrs Greenway and Mrs Astor feature in fashion chatter about gowns and jewels as a season’s diamonds glitter. The piece notes hundreds of outfits and the impracticality of many gowns during a short watering-place season.
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Saratoga
Congress Hall
Phyllis
Baltimore
Mrs. Astor
Sinbad’s
Count Napoleon Bertrand Dies in Paris at Age 48
The eccentric descendant of Napoleon I known as Count Bertrand died in Paris. He spent three months each year in bed with meals provided and no speaking to servants. He slept through the Paris siege, bemused by the bread and Prussian siege news, then returned to his bed. He was known for attendance at Bona parlist roasses.
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Detriot
Mich
Minden
A. Ward
Charleston
Tyre
Abley
Huron County
Bud Axe
Verona Mills
Henry Cole Friend
Richwood
Susula
Paris Township
Sanilac
Huron
Lake Huron
Port Huron
Saginaw Bay
Anderson
Richmondville
Sanilac County
Port Hope
Bad Axe
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Tu Lapeer County
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San Carlos Reservation
Carr
Cibien Creek
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Cruse
Pedro
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Huachuchua
Bowie
Arache
McLellan
Fort Lowell
Lower
San Pedro
Southern
Pacific
Rairoas
San Francisco
Cruz
Stanton
Henling
Wesleyan Ecumentcal Council
London
Simpson
John vi
Bailey
Jermany Taylor
Barry Cornwall
Alazaini
Thomas Paine
Hacon
Dr. Johnson
Napoleon Bertrand
Napoleon I
St.Helena
Paris
Count Bertrand
Bertrand
Loi
ST. Louis
Buyts
North St. St
A Warning to Lah de Dahs in Burlington Hawkeye
Henry Hooper of Lafayette is arrested charged with murdering his brother John Hooper who was assassinated last Tuesday night. The item contrasts social comment with the crime report in a single column.
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Henry Hooper
Lafayette
John Hooper
Attorneys and physicians advertise Sullivan Indiana
A fragmented old advertisement lists multiple attorneys at law in Sullivan Indiana with offices on South Side Commercial Row and Crowder's block, plus a physician and surgeon near Burks' Grocery on the public square. It promises prompt attention to collections and all business entrusted, attendance at all courts, and various office locations in Sullivan and neighboring towns.
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Sullivan, Duchana
Crowder
Nois
Nemiside
Jando
Arwrney
Dth
Sth
South Side
Serre Haute
Indhuny
Sullivan
Burks’ Grocery Store
North Side of
Public Square
Sullivan Indiana
Renans
Curry d& Dutton
North Side Square
Liana
Iewn
Whittier
St. Charles Street
St. Louis
St.Charles
St. Lour
Jacques
Chesnut St
Old Office
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J.J. Woodward
Rosenr Rey Burn
D. Hayes Agnew
Aterthe
MecVeagh
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Tucson
Star
Fort Grant
Camp Thomas
White Mountain
Wilcox
Line of
Mexico
Burlington
Walter
Lydia E. Pinkhah
Lynn
Mass
Aree & Liolspla
Attorneys At Law
Young’s Store
Sullivan, In
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Noulson & Coulson
Tweli
Aia
Gilive Upestairs
Buff EG Patten
Oillice
Orsiiare
Smccamianion’s
Joun T. Hays
Attorney At Law
Oftics
Croner Public Square
Oc Taw
Indiana
OmMee
Commercial Row
W. Bilulal- ID
G. Buff
Kelly’s Jewelry Store
Indiwid
R. Cavins, M. D
W. Johnson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhamw
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