Story of Charley Ross Gains Sympathy in Germantown
The Philadelphia Sentinel correspondent recounts the abduction of four-year-old Charley Ross from Germantown, detailing the kidnap reaction, massive rewards, forged letters, and police pursuit across Pennsylvania New Jersey and beyond. Mr Ross describes the lasting mystery and the nation’s vow to protect children, noting seven hundred search efforts and the impact on laws and public awareness.
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Henry Lachmuller
St. Louis
Lachmuller
Europe
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Sunkey
Cannibalism rumors surround Greely rescue remains exhumation
The body of Lieut Frederick Kislingbury, part of the ill fated Greely expedition, is exhumed in Rochester after rumors of cannibalism. Doctors describe extensive flesh removal and identify the corpse by teeth marks while kin urge a full government inquiry into survival cannibalism claims.
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New York Sun
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Greely
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Fred
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Lieut
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Payy
Henry
Lieut. Kislingbury
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Chandler
Germany
Lincoln
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Charles Henry Buck
Helms
New York
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Department of the East
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Long Island City
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Lieut. Greely
Cleveland's Acceptance by Grover Cleveland Portraits a Democratic Call
Grover Cleveland accepts the Democratic presidential nomination at Chicago and pledges to govern honestly and plainly. He condemns party control, urges reform of patronage, supports labor protection, free suffrage, and an amendment prohibiting reelection. He stresses honest toil, fair public employment, and government by the people.
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