Tenement Houses and Public Health Warning
Judge Russell urged Grand Jury to enforce tenement housing laws noting over half a million residents live in tenements and more than twenty five thousand crowded into cellars. A passenger fell under a moving Hudson River line train at Forty second street and Eleventh avenue, mangled by two cars. Distilleries at 260 Elizabeth street and 298 Bowery were seized for tax violations, and F Stappers rectifying house at 238 West 27th street also seized for revenue law violation.
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Loxpox and foreign affairs amid Russian activity
Jan reports from Loxpox note Lord Stanley protesting alleged Russian intrigues in Roumania. Siberian dispatches claim rich gold deposits on the Amoor River with natives flocking and clashes as troops guard mining sites. Market and shipping news from London, Paris, Frankfurt and Liverpool list rates, commodities, and steamship arrivals in brief.
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Louisiana fair opens as debates over convention finance rise
At New Caveaus the Louisiana State Fair begins drawing many strangers while a Convention panel debates eight percent interest warrants and a Cooley substitute. in Augusta Postmaster Blodgett is suspended and Summers named special agent amid push for Meade to remove him. Georgia and Alabama leaders meet Meade as Alabama talks of reassembling a convention to craft a new Constitution and pay expenses with state notes.
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