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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1893

Page

8

Report on Detention and Sanitation for Emigrants

United States consuls describe Europe to United States routes resumed after January 1, 1884. Rotterdam officers inspect steerage passengers, disinfect baggage, and issue health certificates. A new Rotterdam hotel near docks houses steerage and second class travelers under strict quarantine and surveillance. Hamburg and other ports enforce medical exams and disinfection supervised by officials. cholera counts appear on health bills.

Warnington Treasury Department Department of State United States Gardner Rotterdam State Department Nasm Duigh Commissioner of Immigration New York Hamburg Estes United States Marine Hospital Service W. L. Homann Huiburg Senate Metas Russia Austria Hungary

Death of Kansas Mason Leader Ends Longest Career

Olt season pad Kansas City reports the death of Joan 4H Brown, grand secretary of the Grand Lodge of Masons of Kansas and a renowned Mason in the west, who passed away Sunday afternoon in Kansas City. Also noted are drowning incidents near March 13 involving Fred Leisure and his sister Mrs. Hattie Sullivan, and a March 13 arrival of W. K. Vanderbilt en route to Liverpool to inspect a yacht.

Kaliora Washington the Post Cleveland Kansas City Joan Brown Grand Lodge of Masons of Kansas West Kan Mich Fred Leisure Iotasy Hattie Sullivan Hes Av

Floods Across the Susquehanna and Michigan Rivers Hit Towns

Reports from Maryland to Michigan describe severe floods with ice gorges breaking, towns inundated, rivers rising to historic levels, and infrastructure damage. Port Deposit and Linden face surging waters, rail lines and churches disrupted, while Ionia and Grand River areas report widespread inundation, breaching bridges, and factories surrounded by floodwater.

Flooding and ice jams hit Michigan and New York rivers

Reports from toils up the river tell of red borges Wal and rising waters. In Fined Portiasy Mich March 1 flood threatened great damage but subsided as ice formed in Lookingglass canal near the river. The dam diverted the stream across the Detroit line, submerging tracks. Lyons saw heavy ice jams and dam breaks, with efforts to save the dam and towns. At Canajoharie and Mohawk valley, rising waters flood lowlands and cellars as thaw continues.

Harrisburg Susquehanna Easton Delaware Lehigh Ionia Mich Capitol Wagonworks Fair Grounds Detroit Grand Haven Milwaukee Road Lansing Northern Portland Grand Rapids Grand River Ab Muir Michigan Barrel Company Lake Michigan Valley City Store Company Quimbley Lumber Company Evening Press Red Borges Wal Portiasy Grand Ledge Grand Lookingglass Lookingglass Canal Lookingglass River Lyons Gorgas Troy

Beckwith Will Not Be Seated In Senate Fight

Wyoming Democrats in Washington report A C Beckwith will not be seated as senator. Governor Osborne may call an extra session to elect a successor to Warren, amid legal questions and political maneuvering. Other items note a New York official's death from a cold at inauguration and various unrelated regional incidents.

Senate Washington Montana Wyoming Committee On Endergor Manny Cheyenne A. C. Beckwith Beckwith Osborne Gorman Warren Denver Thomas M. Patterson Shipman National Lead Co Nate Roing Mt. Louia Clark Avenue Tenth Street St. Louis

Labor Troubles The Ann Arbor Strike Hopeful Settlement

Chicago switchmen vote to forego a strike for now after a grievance committee meeting. Grand Master Wilson hails the decision while promising a further mass meeting to discuss next steps. In New York, Ashley cites court orders and talks with strikers as factors pushing toward settlement, with officials ready to meet employees individually.

Cuicano Chicago Wilson Switchmen’s Aid Association New York J. M. Ashley, Jr Toledo, Ann Arbor and Lake Michigan United States Ann Arbor Toledo, Ann Arbor Lake Michigan Ashley Ohio The Road Arthur Cor

Tragic Love Triangle Ends in Double Tragedy at Quincy

At Quincy Massachusetts on a Saturday morning unre quitted love and jealousy led to a probable murder and suicide. Victoria Lafeva an 18 year old devout church member was shot three times by Joseph Massey about 80, who then killed himself with a head wound. The girl survived temporarily but remained in precarious condition as doctors treat her injuries.

Quincy Mass Phusin Victoria Lafeva Joseph Massey St. Johns Church Massey Mise Latoya Duviers

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