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Domestic News July 22, 1885

The Somerset Herald

Somerset, Somerset County, Pennsylvania

What is this article about?

Health update on General Grant at Mt. McGregor on July 18: Slept poorly due to stifling heat, dozed intermittently with about four hours of solid sleep. Pulse at 80, felt listless but showed little weakness. Spent day quietly, retired early; weaker tonight than in recent days. Dr. Douglas anticipates quiet night.

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General Grant Weaker.

MT. McGREGOR, July 18.—General Grant slept less than usual last night, owing to the stifling closeness of the atmosphere, which rendered sleep well nigh impossible for the members of the General's family and others on the mountain. The patient was quiet and without pain and dozed much of the time but did not enjoy his sound sleep until late, and then had only had about four hours of solid sleep. His pulse this morning was about 80, and, although he was feeling listless, as a result of a restless night, he showed little weakness.

This morning he left his room at about 6 o'clock and went to sit on the veranda in the cool morning breeze. He spent the day quietly on the piazza and in the cottage, and retired between 8 and 9 o'clock. He is weaker to-night than for several days past. Dr. Douglas anticipates a quiet night.

What sub-type of article is it?

Health Update Illness Report

What keywords are associated?

General Grant Health Mt Mcgregor Illness Sleep Pulse

What entities or persons were involved?

General Grant Dr. Douglas

Where did it happen?

Mt. Mcgregor

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Mt. Mcgregor

Event Date

July 18

Key Persons

General Grant Dr. Douglas

Outcome

weaker tonight than for several days past; anticipates a quiet night.

Event Details

General Grant slept less than usual last night due to stifling atmosphere, dozed much but had only about four hours of solid sleep. Quiet and without pain. Pulse about 80 this morning, feeling listless but showed little weakness. Left room at 6 a.m. to sit on veranda, spent day quietly on piazza and in cottage, retired between 8 and 9 p.m.

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