Fatal Wreck on New York Railroad Near Hudson River
The New York Central line derailed into the Hudson near here on October 23, killing or drowning about 99. A survivor, William Patterson, recounts the crash and rapid rescues from flooded cars, noting many passengers escaped while others perished in cold water. Diver reports and officials cite possible track and water ballast failures.
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Fragmented note on protection and duty in conflict
The readable text hints at a discussion of protecting men at risk and asserting duty, with unclear names or places. It mentions a request for time and money, suggesting an appeal or negotiation around protection obligations amid danger.
Yellow fever outbreak advances in Atlanta and surrounding towns
Reports from Atlanta and nearby cities describe yellow fever cases among refugees from Montcountry arriving in Atlanta. Officials quarantine affected premises as three new cases appear in other towns, with one fatality in Serva Alabama. The exodus to the countryside continues as authorities monitor spread.
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Four More Die of Fever in New Orleans and Other Items
The New Orleans board of health reports eighteen fever cases and four deaths to date. Authorities seek a detention camp across the lake and aim to reopen Rigolets. A camp in Seterron parish will receive over 500 men as sugar districts shift labor. Other notices report a claimed cure for consumption rejected by San Francisco faculty, heavy rains damaging crops, and political events in Indiana and Tennessee with court actions in Chattanooga.
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Political Turmoil in New York Presses Democratic Split
In New York City Senator Platt releases a biting assessment of the mayoral race. He predicts the three Democratic candidates will split their vote, aided by factions led by the Ship, the Garoe Democracy, and the Steckler Democracy.
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