Lactated Food: Preventing Cholera Infantum in Summer
Medical advice stresses prevention for cholera infantum with light clothing, open air exposure, and frequent cool baths. Lactated food is endorsed as a safer substitute for cow’s milk, with testimonials cautioning against unclean surroundings and urging careful feeding in small, frequent doses.
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Its Policies and Resources Backed Mortgage Firm
Its Policies are the simplest in form and backed by cash resources nearly double those of any other company in the state. They cover fraud forgeries and mistakes of fact law or record. It will buy or negotiate all first class Boston and suburban mortgages offered to it and sell them with titles guaranteed by the company. Frederick C. Bown Charles S. Rachens James Kt. Carnet Grenville H. Nore Francis Rosert Codman Mesrs Williams Harry W. Brace Henman W. Chartin Joseph Fay Alex F. Wabsworth Menery mouer boss vice treasurer YY. Dalum Ange H W Crocker George A. Fisugi William Williamson Puisens Sits J. Morris Meredith Rowert 8 Minor i. Eds Munnager.
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New York Central & Hudson River Company
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Weather forecast across New England and New York
The forecast extends through Friday eight pm. Maine and New Hampshire expect showers and shifting winds with warmer temps, eastern Maine remaining cool. Vermont droughts with rain and calm temps. Massachusetts sees rain then clearing, warm in the east, steady elsewhere. Rhode Island and Connecticut have rain with minor temp shifts. Eastern New York to see showers then clearing with steady temperatures. Cautionary signals issued from Norfolk to Eastport.
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Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
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Eastport
Observations Elsewhere Summary Note
Observations collected from external sources note findings made elsewhere. The report lists observations gathered from various locations and times, noting notable patterns or events observed by others outside the primary source.
Black cholera spreading in Japan
Early reports describe a growing cholera outbreak in Japan with authorities and public health measures under scrutiny as fear and speculation rise among residents and traders.
Steamers Arrived In Various Ports And Atlantic Vessels
A list of ships arriving or sailing near Boston London Baltimore Liverpool and other ports from Aug 11 to Aug 21 with destinations world wide. Items include Germanic Cancase Maasdam Pollaria Columbia Fulda Lahn and more. The note adds Mellin's Food as a milk diet aid for invalids.
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I Ballamore
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Strathieven
Japan
Coina
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Fastnet
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Knistor
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Maasdam
Aus. IL
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New
Argentina plans new bank and finance department
Buenos Ayres reports government proposals to create a new bank and finance department to manage currency conversion. They outline issuing 835 million in 4 4 per cent bonds and 20 million external bonds, with London custody and a two year option to convert to government. A committee will liquidate municipal floating debt. Peace pact signed in Guatemala and San Salvador is hailed as satisfactory. The Spanish envoy Arellano lauded for diplomacy.
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Orer
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Barillas
Ezeta
Galindo
Senor Arellano
English Phosphate Trust aims to seize Canadian lands in rush
Ottawa reports owners struggle to complete sale to a five million dollar phosphate trust formed in London. Headed by nobles including the Duke of Westminster the trust seeks vast tracts in the United States and eastern Canada, driving up land prices while only 250000 has been applied for by genuine investors.
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English Phosphate Trust
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Dukes of Richmond
Portland
Sutherland
Duke of Fife
Heaton to Seek 1 Penny UK to US Postage
London reports that MP John Henniker Heaton, aboard the Majestic bound for New York, will seek US Postmaster General’s views on reducing England’s postage to one penny on arrival. Gladstone urges more fruit farming in England and notes land value may rise despite imports. A Welsh boat tragedy at Conway drowns eight. Novoe Vremya warns Austria’s Dalmatian policy remains a peace threat after the imperial meeting.
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John Henniker Heaton
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Majestic
New York
America
United States
England
Gladstone
Hawarden
Conway
Wales
Priersnura
Novoe Vremya
Austria
Dalmans
Friends of Peace
Accident at Pittsfield School House Raise
A construction accident at Pittsfield Bancor Maine injured four workers when a brace failed during leveling of a school house. Charles Day, George Nobel, Alel Frost and Horace Maxim sustained serious injuries while several others escaped with minor bruises.
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Charles Day
George Nobel
Alel Frost
Horace Maxim
Fatal Collapse in Philadelphia Sheds Kills Several
A fierce storm toppled the southern wall of a combined stable and car shed in Philadelphia near Twelfth to Thirteenth streets and Susquehanna avenue. Four people died instantly, three more fatally injured, and twenty or more horses perished. Affected include August Paul and his wife, conductor Charles Severn, and driver Charles Fisher. Numerous others were injured or missing, among them John Christy who vanished after the collapse as a frightened horse bolted through the wreckage.
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Jacoby
Martin
Brown
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Christy
Thousand Island Park Fire Destroys Hotel and Stores
A major blaze at Thousand Island Park on the St Lawrence River destroyed the summer hotel and adjacent cottages and stores. Estimated loss about 125000. Two women escaped from the burning area while 400 guests fled as flames spread across the avenue and to nearby structures. Insurance on the hotel was 49000.
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Lancaster
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Ephram Morse
Will Pay the Interest Secretary Windom Ready to Purchase at Par
Washington, Aug 21. Treasury measures to ease New York money stress included offering to redeem 44 percent bonds at par up to twenty million dollars and prepay all interest to August 31, 1891. Assistant Secretary Nettleton brokered the deal to raise the price for the four and a quarter percent bonds, while mint directors authorized advances on silver bars to inject about one million dollars into circulation.
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Washington
Treasury Department
New York
Nettleton
Washington, D. C
United States
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Mint
Philadelphia
Fairchild
Treasury
The Lawyers at Saratoga
Saratoga N Y Aug 21 At the American Bar Association meeting new members were elected James C Carter gave a notable address on the Ideal and the Actual in the Law before about 250 attendees applauding warmly Reports on judicial administration remedial procedure award of a gold medal and criminal verdict forms were presented and discussed with no recess taken
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N. Y
American Bar Association
James C. Carter
Nominating state tickets highlighted at two conventions
In San Jose Democratic delegates nominated Mayor E B Pond of San Francisco for Governor on the fourth ballot. In Harrisburg Prohibition State convention Charles W Miller of Franklin was unanimously chosen for Governor with Charles Ek Hyatt of Chester for Lieutenant Governor and William T Dunn of Allegheny County for Secretary of Internal Affairs. Hyatt and others spoke before the convention adjourned sine die.
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E. B. Pond
San Francisco
Hamissura
Penn
Charles W. Miller
Franklin
Charles Ek. Hyatt
Chester
William T. Dunn
Allegheny County
Hyatt
One Hundred Veterans Attend Thirty-fourth Regiment Reunion
About one hundred veterans attended the twenty-fourth annual reunion of the Thirty-fourth Regiment Association at Sutton Grove Worcester Aug 21. Officers elected include President C A Howland Plymouth. vice presidents A M Stone Worcester and FE B Smith Washington DC. secretary treasurer I A Judd Springfield. trustees Loving B Clark Grafton, H H Clark Springfield, Lyman S Walker Boylston, George L Harrington Springfield, Levi Lincoln Worcester, H P Hall Boston, E K Smith Saratoga NY, George W Corey South Bridge, Joseph N Clark South Hadley, Horace Putnam and Company K member. The next reunion will be in Springfield.
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Thirty-fourth Regiment Association
Sutton Grove
Springfield
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Plymouth
A. M. Stone
FE. B. Smith
Washington, D. C
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Loving
Clark
Grafton
H.H. Clark
Lyman
Augusta Victoria Aids Stranded Dania Passengers
In foggy conditions a Dania passenger list of 363 steerage travelers from Hamburg were ferried to the Augusta Victoria. The steamers met at Long Beach after the Dania ran ashore at midnight, and the transfer was completed safely by the tug Indian and four lifeboats despite heavy seas.
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Black cholera spreads in Japan amid influenza toll
Mail from Tokyo July 29 reports cholera sweeping Nagasaki and spreading nationwide. Daily new Nagasaki cases near one hundred with forty five deaths. Tokyo seen as late-hit due to distance from initial Chinese sources. Yokohama reports a case a day as ships bring sailors, including Turkish crewmen who died after illness.
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Explosion at Standard cartridge factory kills three
A massive blast at the Standard cartridge factory in Blue Island today killed three workers and seriously injured thirteen, with three more expected to die. The packing room was the epicenter, and all factory machinery was destroyed as windows shattered blocks away. Authorities have not determined the cause.
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Standard Cartridge
Newport Democrats Nominate City Leaders at State House
A Newport Democratic convention at the State House drew large attendance. J. B. Cottrell won the chair, Lorillard Spencer was named for Mayor after Captain Waters withdrew. R. Honey also secured the caucus nomination. Aldermen and school committee races were postponed to Tuesday evening.
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J. B. Cottrell
Lorillard Spencer
John Waters
R. Honey
Storm Unroofed Buildings at Fostoria Fair Grounds
A severe storm in Fostoria Ohio tore off roofing at the fair grounds east of the city this morning. No lives were lost.
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Fair Grounds
Souvenir Gift for Generals at Boston Reunion
During Encampment Week leading war generals and officials in Boston received a satin memento from A. Shuman & Co. The recipients expressed sincere thanks for generous Boston hospitality and good memories of the grand reunion of the G. A. R.
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Death of Rev. Dr. Hedge Ends a Distinguished Harvard Figure
Intelligence arrives of the death at Cambridge after a long illness of Rev. Frederick Henry Hedge D D a renowned preacher and German scholar at Harvard. Born 1805 in Cambridge he studied in Europe and later taught ecclesiastical history and German language at Harvard. Hedge published Prose Writers of Germany Hymns and translations and was a longtime editor and leader in Unitarian circles. His career spanned decades of pulpit work and literary contribution marking him a living power in the American ministry.
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