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Wheeling Sunday Register
Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia
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Berlin reports on Emperor's health: unsatisfactory night with higher fever, easy respiration but poorer condition. Later updates note abated fever, broken sleep, coughing, pus discharge; arsenic administered for sleep; family visit. High fever and breathing difficulty at 9:46 a.m.
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An Unfavorable Night—His Physicians Prescribe Arsenic
BERLIN, April 21—Noon.—The following bulletin has been issued:
The Emperor passed a less satisfactory night last night. His fever is somewhat higher than it was yesterday morning. His respiration is fairly easy. His general condition is not as good as it was yesterday.
(Signed.) MACKENZIE, WAGNER, KRaus, HOVELL, LEYDEN, SENATOR.
Doctors Giving Him Arsenic.
LONDON, April 21.—A dispatch from Berlin states that the Emperor's fever has abated. After midnight he slept, but his sleep was broken occasionally by fits of coughing. Light colored pus continues to be discharged. Yesterday the doctors administered arsenic in order to induce sleep. The Emperor afterwards saw the entire family.
A dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company from Berlin, timed 9:46 a. m., says that the Emperor has a high fever and experiences difficulty in breathing.
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Berlin
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April 21
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the emperor passed a less satisfactory night with higher fever, fairly easy respiration, and general condition not as good as yesterday. fever abated later, broken sleep with coughing, light colored pus discharged, arsenic administered to induce sleep, saw the entire family. high fever and difficulty breathing reported at 9:46 a.m.
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Bulletin from Berlin: The Emperor passed a less satisfactory night, fever higher than yesterday morning, respiration fairly easy, general condition not as good. Signed by physicians. Dispatch: Fever abated, slept after midnight but broken by coughing, light colored pus continues, arsenic given yesterday to induce sleep, saw family. Another dispatch: High fever, difficulty breathing.