Death and disease sweep Memphis area in yellow fever outbreak
Ninety nine new cases and seventy deaths reported yesterday as the yellow fever scourge worsens. Dr Lawrence warns of crowded quarters and high mortality among colored residents while aid arrives from E. Easly and many physicians. Contributions surge from cities including Columbus, Montgomery, Buffalo, Richmond, and St. Louis to support Memphis New Orleans and other affected areas.
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Fever toll rises in Vicksburg with 129 new cases
In Vicksburg on August 29 there were 129 new fever cases and 17 deaths in the last 24 hours. Among the deceased is J P Allen city editor of the Vicksburg Herald. Dr E A Barber also died this morning. Several physicians and clergy are reported ill or recovering. Going forward physicians will report new case numbers to the Howard Association at 5 PM.
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Quarantine Declared on East Coast Ports by Galveston Board
The Board of Health announced a quarantine covering all east coast ports from Sabine Pass to Pensacola. It barred entry of Morgan City, New York, and Western Texas steamships. No fever reported in Texas. Interior towns enforce strict quarantine rules.
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Scientists Announce New Yellow Fever Remedy
Detroit reports a local chemical firm has discovered a fluid extract from baldo leaves of an Andean shrub in Chili as a potential yellow fever remedy. The firm offers free tests to physicians in affected Southern cities and promises ample supply for evaluation.
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Plainville Park Races Attract Close Finishes In Two Classes
Harvested details of August 29 at Plainville Park show 2.31 and 2.28 classes with six and five heats respectively. Iron Age and Emulus battled in 2.31 with a dead heat and final winner Charlie Ware in close finishes, while 2.28 featured Penelope, Clara J., Annie G., Myrtle, and others with tight splits and a late surge by Penelope.
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New York arrests four for counterfeiting tradesmen bank notes
Captain Curtis of the Secret Service announces the arrest of Henry Peckham Bernard McGuire Thomas Hogan and Albert Buckhardt on charges of passing counterfeit tradesmen's national bank notes and similar Third National Bank fakes. The gang leader Peckham heads the operation.
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Indian attack near Waterhole drives Texas Rangers retreat
A News special reports Capt. Tays led Rangers from Austin against a large force of Indians from Fort Stanton at Waterhole about forty miles northeast of El Paso. The Rangers retreated after heavy losses, one man killed, as the Indians dispersed through the mountains and along the Rio Grande below El Paso.
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Widow Mary Dean Charged in Missouri Triple Filicide
Mary Dean, about 40, a Hillsboro widow, confessed to murdering her two children by throat slashing over poverty. She killed the baby first, then attempted to cut the five year old’s throat as he pleaded for mercy, and struck him with iron after the boy clung to her. She was arrested and brought to Hillsboro, with locals questioning her sanity.
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Seduction and rape arrests in Albany involve two teens
William L. Clute a commission merchant and Margaret McLaughlin 16 were charged with seduction and rape of Maggie Devine 16. George E. Chadsey was charged with abortion. All were committed. The affair shocked Albany as McLaughlin enticed Devine to Clute's store.
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Bankruptcy Petitions Surpass in Multiple Cities
New York reports 75 petitions filed in one day with debts rising to millions for Richard Murphy and Peter Trainer. Other notable debtors include Frank Williams of Brooklyn and Eugene Arnheim. Chicago sees Eugene B. Myers fail with 305000 unsecured debts, Philadelphia notes Nathan Hilles in potential bankruptcy, and Worcester records James J. Russ with 12773 liabilities.
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Celebration Marking Rhode Island Battle's One Hundredth Anniversary
Commemorative events honor the Rhode Island battle with ceremonies at key sites and remarks from local historians. Organizers invite residents to join in an official wreath laying and museum exhibits detailing the conflict and its impact on regional history.
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Mobilization Nears as Gen Phillipovich Raises Corps
Reports from Vienna and nearby cities indicate a new mobilization drive creating a corps of 170000 to 180000 men under Gen Phillipovich. Rail traffic is halted due to heavy troop and material transport while fronts in the Balkans see ongoing maneuvers and frontier adjustments.
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International Monetary Conference Adjourns Sine Die
The Paris meeting ends without votes. The American delegation presses for action but only secures a statement upholding both silver and gold use and free coinage. French officials host a banquet for about 200 delegates praising Franco American treaty prospects amid rising Rhone and Saone waters.
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Kearney Tours Cabinet Officers Then Addresses Labor Crowd
Special Despatch to the Boston Post from Washington reports General Kearney and his hired man Brown visiting Secretary Schurz, Secretary McCrary, and Acting Secretary Hawley to gauge labor interests. He then spoke to about 4000 workingmen from the Capitol steps, denouncing corporations and Congress in a blistering, acrid critique.
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Vatican Denies Plan to Remove Jesuit Advisers
A Rome despatch rejects rumors the Pope will purge Jesuit advisers or dislodge Jesuits from the Vatican. It says the Pope acts in line with Jesuit counsel and there are no signs of divided counsels at the Vatican.
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Catholic Journalists Plan Pilgrimage to the Pontiff
The Osservatore Romano reports letters from 548 Catholic journalists across Europe plan a press pilgrimage to the Pontiff on his exaltation anniversary. A Spanish bank loan worth 25 million dollars is set to be issued by the Bank of Havana. An Italian diplomat in Tangier was reportedly attacked and stoned. The International Prison Congress adjourned, likely to meet in Rome. A new education law excludes Bible lessons from primary schools. Several fatal cholera cases reported in Sweden.
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Notable Deaths and Obituaries From Early New York
Obituaries report the deaths of Dr Julius Auerbach at Far Rockaway and the French writer Jean Pierre Charpenti er in Paris. Edward M King, sea captain and former American Consul at Canton, dies in San Francisco. Other notices include Robert G Rankin of Newburgh and Charles A Smith of Boston, both connected to railroads and the arts respectively, with brief causes and biographical notes. Timothy Fletcher concludes the list.
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Growing war sentiment in Texas linked to Mexico tensions
Dr Ornelas, consul of Mexico in San Antonio, warns in Washington of a rising war faction in Texas aiming to chill relations with Mexico. Gen Ord may cross the border only when no Mexican troops are nearby. A New Mexico governor request for troops to quell insurrection is referred to the Attorney General. Butler faces questions on ownership of bonds. Frederick Sawyer appointed to a Treasury coast survey post. Internal revenue and customs receipts reported.
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