Spain’s Palace Grounds Show Grandeur and Cost in 19th Century
The observer notes a city palace perched high above, a 471 by 471 foot white stone square, and 100 feet high. Adjoining stables hold 500 horses and mules, with prized carriages including a $75,000 ebony-inlaid coach and a $45,000 mahogany-silver vehicle. The fleet, with horses and mules, exceeds half a million dollars in value. An ominous remark about a planned destruction hints at future theater-like spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Jane
Philip S
Granada
Tobacco’s Global Rise From Unknown to 2 Billion Pound Trade
The piece traces tobacco from its late discovery in the Old World to a vast modern industry. It notes 800 million users worldwide, 2 billion pounds produced annually, and the United States as a leading grower with 400 million pounds yearly. About 50,000 workers earn 14 million in wages, while exports reach 50 million. Germany and Britain are top buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old World
United States
Virginia
Germany
Great Britain
Senator Thurman Receives Warm New England Visit
The trip to New England by Senator Thurman brings pleasure to many personal and political friends. He will get a cordial welcome from citizens at large and the excursion is expected to give him needed relaxation from labors and benefit his well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Thurman
Storms, Thefts, and Strikes Dominate The News
The great storm across Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, and Illinois caused widespread destruction with extensive property damage. A Long Island burglary gang was busted after a house filled with stolen goods was found. The Fall River spinners strike continues with manufacturers claiming gains and new workers filling roles. Napoleon III funeral drew thousands at Chiselhurst. Talmage attracts large London crowds earning 500 dollars nightly. Boyne anniversary observed peacefully in Montreal despite earlier unrest. Massachusetts prison breakout plot details emerge as thwarted. Secretary Sherman denies presidential bid links to official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
Long Island
Fall River
Napoleon IV
Chiselhurst
England
Continent
Talmage
London
Battle of the Boyne
Montreal
Orangemen
Northern States Report Clear Skies At Midnight
Rising barometer and steady temperature reported by signal stations across the Northern States. Clear skies prevail with rain observed in the South Atlantic States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Atlantic States
Classified Stock and Real Estate Notices Across Firms
Wednesday July 16 listings show stocks with Day & Co Hawes & Henshaw and Rhodes & Co. Real estate entries include Holbrook & Fox and Hatch & Co with Boots and Shoes. The note mentions New York firm Wilmerding Hoguet and Pancoast & Co in Philadelphia, and July iv references Renaissance Dryane and New York listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Harris & Co
Philad
Lippincott, Son & Co. Dry Goods
R. F. Pancoast & Co
James H. Laps
New York
Charles C. Warren
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting’s Sons
Carpets
C. We
Wilmerding, Hogueton
R. L. Day & Co
Hawes & Henshaw
Boots
Rhodes & Co
Hatch & Co
Holbrook & Fox
Ribbons
Wilmerding
Hoguet &O Boots, Shoes, &c
Dryane
Hoguet
A. E. Eaton
Drese Brontone
C. Oy
York
Wilmerdinge
Samuel Bunting
C. ©. Warren
Ora & Walker
R. L. Day
C M
Hawes & Feeshaw
Postal changes and new postmasters listed nationwide
Washington reports changes for the past week including a list of discontinued New England posts in Maine and new postmaster appointments in Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts and Connecticut with names such as Lucius L. Morrison M E Rich H G Hawkins Stephen N. Gifford William P. Anderson and A W Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Central
Madawaska
Aroostook Co
Maine
Lucius L. Morrison
Mouse Island
Lincoln Co
M. E. Rich
South Goldsborough
Hancock Co
H. G. Hawkins
North Walpole
Cheshire Co
New Hampshire
Stephen N. Gifford
Duxbury
Plymouth Co
Mass
William P. Anderson
Sterling
Windham Co
Conn
A. W. Tyler
Tylerville
Middlesex Co
Death of Ex-Gov William Allen of Ohio Ends Public Era
The death of Ex-Gov William Allen near Chillicothe marks the passing of a long Ohio and national figure who started in Congress before many current senators and led his party from retirement. Born 1807 in Edenton North Carolina he rose from an orphan saddler's apprentice to a renowned lawyer and politician with a famed stump voice. He served as a U S Senator, ran for president, and was recalled from retirement to lead his party to victory before dying at home in Ohio.
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William Allen
Ohio
Chillicothe
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Congress
United States
Bill Alen
Dix
Peter Cooper
North Carolina
Edenton
Mary
Pleasant Thurman
Old North State
Lynchburg
William
Virginia
Chance
South
Blue Ridge
Allen G.thurman
Allen
Col
Edward King
Rufus King
Duncan McArthur
Washington
West Virginia
Fruit Hill
New York Times
Mount Logan
Harry Clay
Baltimore
Cass
van Buren
Senate
Mr. van Buren
Notable Ohio statesman Allen rises to Senate and high office
The article recounts how Allen, once sidelined, won the United States Senate seat in 1837 becoming the youngest senator and later chair of the Foreign Relations Committee. It details his dramatic 1848 refusal of the presidential nomination to remain loyal to Cass, his return to farming, and his 1873 victorious bid for Ohio governor amid a heated political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Washington
United States Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Gang of Thieves Robs Long Island Churches and Homes
New York July 12 David Steiner and William Muller were arrested in Williamsburg after a long series of robberies across Long Island. They looted Baptist and Episcopal churches in Hunters Point Bayside Manhassett Queens and Jamaica and pillaged homes in Newtown Flatlands Flatbush Jericho and nearby areas. Police recovered church items and a large quantity of tools and goods at a Newtown residence while the two men and a woman were detained for examination.
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New York
David Steiner
William Muller
Williamsburg
Long Island
Newtown
Steiner
Hunter's Point
Bayside
Manhassett
Jamaica
Free Methodist
Rockville Centre
Abram Hewlett
Woodsburg
Newtown Village
Flatlands
Flatbush
Manetto Hill
Jericho
Dominic Hegeman
Dominic
Queens
Flushing
John Graul
Emmett
Mr. Graul
Smith
Hance
Broadway
Muller
Mannette Hill
Geller’s
Newtown House
Talmage in London sensational preacher draws crowds
Andrew Peck reports from New York that the Brooklyn preacher is a major sensation in England, attracting vast crowds and commanding about 500 a night for lectures. The discontented English religious public and curious masses fuel his extraordinary impact.
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New York
Andrew Peck
Brooklyn
England
Brooklyn Eagle
Fle
America
Beecher
Talmage
Gen. Grant
Mr. Peck
Edinboro
London
Murder in Galveston Merchant Home
A prominent Galveston merchant was murdered in his store by his Mexican servant Santos Castilo who hacked him with a hatchet. After the act the killer washed blood from his person at the river and was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Santos Castilo
Destructive Frontal Hurricane Ravages Ohio and Michigan
A July storm across Ohio and Michigan caused extensive property damage and injuries. Buildings unroofed or demolished in Mansfield Degraff Jefferson and Cuyahoga Falls. Crops damaged with losses in oats corn and hay. one man killed by a barn door. Michigan reports Port Huron Pontiac Imlay City and surrounding areas hit. several deaths, churches and structures damaged. Port Huron flood and wind injuries noted. St. Louis and Jefferson Ohio also affected with heavy rains and unroofed structures.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Mansfield
P. Schall
Smith Opera
Degraff
West Salem
Jefferson
Cuyahoga Falls
H. B. Saxe
Logan
Champaign
Bellefontaine
Jules Kavanagh
Michigan
Detroit
Port Vinron
Mich
Pontiac
Thornton
Chicago and Lake Huron
Brewer
Imlay City
Julian
Worth
Capac
Columbus
St. Clair County
Ypsilanti
Port Huron
St. Clair
Swell
New Methodist
Taylor
Pine Grove
Barren
Grand Trunk
Minnie
Graham
Hoffman
Barnes
Johnson
St. Louis
Ashtabula County
Drowning of Miss Delano At Oyster River
Miss Judith Delano of Thomastown, nearly 15, drowned while bathing with girls at Oyster river Friday afternoon. Excursion party from Detroit, 115 people, arrived in Portland and will split up to Old Orchard then Quebec. A 4 year old girl from Corunna lost a foot and injured other in mowing machine incident.
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Judith Delano
Thomastown
Oyster River
Leander Farrar
Wells Beach
Detroit
Portland
Old Orchard
Quebec
W. H. Mower
Corunna
William C. Slattery
Boston and Maine
Berwick
Charles Johnson
Harpswell
Town Mutual Insurance Company
New Hampshire News Highlights Stratham Session And Local Accidents
The Piscataqua Congregationalists plan a Stratham session on Tuesday. A 12 year old in Canaan broke his neck after a swing fall. Stratham man Samuel Dixon sustained a compound fractured collarbone in a hayload accident. South Newmarket man Frank Toplin fell from a ladder, injuring both arms. Josie Edgerly of Lee drowned in a pond at Wadley Falls after picking pond lilies. Burglaries in South Newmarket spur rewards. Charles E Wilson pleaded guilty in Portsmouth court and posted $800 bail. Charles Elliott of Littleton, missing since May, writes from Maine claiming he is alive. Institute of Instruction considers publishing fifty years of proceedings and essays. Total institute membership at session reached 1,815. Most members took excursions to mountain areas.
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W. W. Durrell
W. H. Small
Josie
J. D. Edgerly
Wadley Falls
Lee
South Newmarket
Charles E. Wilson
John Stone Pickering
Newington
Portsmouth
Charles, Elliot
Littleton
B. F. Elliott
Maine
Institute of Instruction
Fabian House
Committee On Publication
Carriage Accident Leaves Winhall Man Rarely Injured
Frank Newton of Winhall was thrown from a carriage recently and likely fatally injured. A separate report notes an Irish Springfield man Looney sentenced to three months in Rutland House of Correction for beating his 90 year old mother.
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Frank Newton
Winhall
Springfield
Looney
House of Correction
Rutland
Eliza Parker
Joshua Parker
St. Albans
Berkshire
Westminster
Hiram Nutting
Nutting
Henry Powers
South Ryegate
James Nelson
Powers
Burlington
Fires Destroy Plaster Mills and Multiple Buildings in U S Cities
A July 13 dispatch reports extensive fires across the United States. In New York on Cherry Street a plaster mill and nearby structures burned, loss $25,000 fully insured. Other fires hit Cleveland Paper Company, Norwich Preston home, Waterville Asa Clifford property, Belle Evart mill in Lerroy Ontario, Warren Nason Bar Mills home, Poland boot shop, Bancroft Village paper mill, Greenville drug and dry goods stores, Coulterville and Raglan four mills with varied losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Plaster Mills
Cherry Street
Jackson Street
North River
Tabor & Co
Ayer
Ward
van Tyle & Co
F. M. Keteltas
Cleveland
Cleveland Paper Company
Boston
Marine
Shawmut
Hartford
Norwich
Conn
Mason Jennings
Preston
Cornelius Brennan
Waterville
Asa Clifford
Lerroy
Ont
Belle Evart
J. R. Sillman
Portland
Warren Nason
Bar Mills
Lewiston
F. Archibald
Poland
Liverpool
London
Globe
Springfield
Mass
Bulkley, Dunton & Co
Bancroft Village
Middlefield
Louisville
Greenville
Kinsley & Meyers
Jones & Irwin
Greenley
San Francisco
Cal
Coulterville
Mariposa County
Oshaawa
Minn
Raglan
Loas
Shooting affray in Sidney Nebraska between soldiers and citizens
An Omaha despatch reports John Matthews beat a soldier in Sidney. Soldiers formed two armed companies and fired on Matthews and his house. Citizens saved Matthews, arrests were made, and several residents were wounded including Miss Jenkins and Ella Lowery. Tension rises between citizens and fort soldiers.
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New York
Omaha
John Matthews
Sidney
Neb
Sidney Bank
Matthews
Miss Jenkins
Ella Lowery
Passenger rates cut sparks rate war along Missouri lines
On July 18 in St. Louis the Chicago and Alton reduced rates between the city and Jefferson City. The Missouri Pacific may follow. Chicago and Alton is said to offer low round trips from here to Hayes City on the Kansas Pacific. A conference of officials from the Chicago and Alton, Wabash, Vandalia, Hamilton and St. Joseph railways failed to reach a compromise as Wabash General Manager Hopkins refused to agree.
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St. Louis
Chicago and Alton
Here
Jefferson City
Missouri Pacific
Hayes City
Kansas Pacific
Wabash
Vandalia
Hamilton
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Hopkins
Drowned Boy in Shrewsbury River Near Monmouth Beach
James Darwin boatman rode down the Shrewsbury river with children from Monmouth Beach cottages when the boom struck nine year old Henry D. Noyes of New York, throwing him overboard. The boatman feared abandoning ship would endanger the others and the body was not found until noon the next day.
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Monmouth Beach
N. J
James Darwin
Shrewsbury River
Henry D. Noyes
New York
Noyes
Prize Fight in New York Ends Ambiguously
In New York on July 13 a prize bout between John Cash and John Moore went nineteen rounds in about forty five minutes. A false police alarm broke up the fight with Cash heavily punished and Moore remaining fresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Cash
John Moore
Sun
Cash
Moore
Crops in Omaha Report Promise Large Corn Harvest
Crop reports from counties along the Union Pacific line to North Platte note grain in fine condition with wheat a good average and corn set to be larger than ever despite some damage from hail and insects.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
North Platte
St Louis Failure Circulates Creditors Meeting Notice
Principal creditors of the Semple Berge Manufacturing Company in St Louis issue a circular calling all creditors to meet. They have been here several days examining the company affairs and prepare to convene a meeting to discuss the situation and next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Semple Berge Manufacturing Company
Strike Ends at Fall River Nail Mill No Benefit to Strikers
The labor dispute at the Fall River Nail Mill concluded with workers returning to old wage rates and no gain for the strikers. The report also notes various local events including a codfish shipment to Gloucester, a theft case in Fitchburg, a turtle with a gold stud, a captain’s funeral in Wareham, a near drowning at Lake Walden, a legal case in Holyoke, a factory explosion in East Weymouth, a murder indictment in Worcester, severe poverty in Attleboro, and a fatal skull fracture in Lawrence.
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Fall River
William Parsons
Gloucester
Octavia Hayes
Ashburnham
Fitchburg
George H. Barret
Joseph Anstress
James C. Luce
Wareham
C. C. Watson
Centre
Lake Walden
Louis Sellier
Holyoke
Sellier
Liberty
East Weymouth
M. C. Dizer & Co
Supreme Judicial Court
Worcester
Francis E. Hayden
Sarah E. Hayden
George Verry
Hartwell
Lavalee
Mechanics Village
Attieboro
Lamb of Lawrence
Charles Cummings
Philbrick
Cummings
Lawrence
Lowell
New York
Dead bodies found near Cuttyhunk in Newport waters
Intelligence reports two men found dead in local waters near Cuttyhunk. One body remains identified as a Newport fisherman, while the second is too decomposed to identify.
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Martha’s Vineyard
Mass
Cuttyhunk
Newport
Utica Baseball Club Disbands Over Debt
Utica New York July 13 the Utica baseball club has disbanded due to a debt of 1100 dollars and ongoing losses. Players have been paid in full and most will seek positions with other clubs.
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Utica
N. Y
Last Sad Rites Over Prince Imperial at Chiselhurst
Immense crowd attended the funeral of the Prince Imperial at Camden Place and St Marys Chapel Chiselhurst with royal procession, Queen consort and royal children among mourners. Paris mass for the late Prince Imperial held at the Madeleine. Bethel liquor-law crackdown planned after Fourth of July shooting.
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Prince Imperial
Chiselhurst
Bonaparte
London
Kent
Camden Place
St. Mary’s
Paris
Aux Tuileries
Beatrice
Prince
Princess of Wales
Connaught
Edinburgh
Teck
Cambridge
Prince Christian
Saxe Weimar
Lancers
Royal Artillery
Empress’ Boudoir
Southwark
Prince of Wales
Monaco
Sweden
Prince Jerome Bonaparte
Stag
Uhlmann
Lomas
St. Mary’s Chapel
GROSSER KURFURST DISASTER TRIALS AND WORLD NEWS
Second court martial in the Grosser Kurfurst disaster condemns several officers to two years in fortress and dismissal, with one officer possibly spared. Emperor may order a third trial. Other items: German tariff amended to set grain duties January 1 1530 and flax duty July 1 1880. Chinese fighting Russians near Kuldja. Dutch capture four Atchinese strongholds. Servia seeks 3,000,000 francs from Turkey over Albanian raids. Italian ministers listed for King Humbert. French army reviewed. German budget vote for two-year estimates proposed. abortive arrest for king assassination placards. Austrian election results and cabinet view.
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Berlin
Reichstag
St. Petersburg
Orenburg
Kuldja
Multiple Local Crimes and Trials Highlight New England News
Brown University janitor William G. Wilson died from a fall after a cherry tree incident at Rhode Bland hospital. Samuel H. Anthony arrested in Providence for forging a check supposed signed by ex Alderman Haynsford. Thomas Burns arrested in Cranston for assaulting a young woman and held for John Campbell, 12, who died from a bat blow in Providence. The Supreme Court in Providence lifted an injunction on City Savings Bank, resuming business. French minister M Outrey attended mass aboard the flagship at Newport and hosted officers. Duke of Argyl visits Newport with Cyrus W. Field and plans a church visit before departing on the Bristol to New York. William Handford assaulted at Deacon John Dyer’s Little Compton home. tar and feathering followed amid guardianship tensions in the town.
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William G. Wilson
Brown University
Rhode Bland Hospital
Samuel H. Anthony
Providence
Haynsford
John Campbell
McClane
Supreme Court
City Savings Bank
M. Outrey
Newport
Admiral Peyron
William McClane
Campbell
Duffy
Duke of Argyl
Boston
Cyrus W. Field
All Saints Chapel
Handford
Danbury Child With Five Grandmothers Highlighted
A Danbury child is noted as having five living grandmothers two grand and three great grandmothers in a peculiar family recap. Stamford cider mill produced seventy barrels from last year's apples during the past week. Hartford common council committee plans a broad salary cut for city officials and workers to be enacted soon. South Canaan hosts a mathematical prodigy in the community.
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Danbury
Stamford
Hartford
Fresh ballot issue looms in U S political scene
The New York Sun reports Senator Bayard before a Europe trip avoids opinion on current politics. He questions the Ohio idea and notes the Ohio campaign would hinge on using the army at polls. He doubts a financial issue will drive the next race unless silver questions emerge.
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New York
the Sun
Bayard
Europe
Washington
Ohio
Thurman
Political machine and Gen Sickles for Hayes cabinet
A New York dispatch says Grand Army leaders push General Daniel Sickles as Secretary of War to influence Republican support for General Grant’s next presidency. Hartranft and Robinson back the Sickles bid amid partisan chatter.
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New York
Daniel E. Sickles
President Hayes
McCrary
War Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Hayes
Gen
Sickles
Grant
Republican Party
Hartranft
Robinson
Grand Army
Fall River Strike Shows Shifting Workforce and Slow Production
After more than two weeks the Fall River spinners strike cuts mill output to about one third of normal. Prices for print cloths drop to four and a quarter cents as stockpiles rise. Mills hire new workers, some kept away from strikers, and several plants expect near full operation next week. The union boasts funds and external aid while prospects of victory remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Murder charge follows man’s detainment near Egremont
A Berkshire County couple near North Egremont enters a murder case. Esther Shufelt disappeared on May 8 after a quarrel with husband John T. Shufelt who is jailed to await a grand jury hearing. Sheriff Langdon holds him until January if needed. The case spurs local search at Prospect Lake and nearby towns amid rising concern.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Sincce
Esther Shufelt
John T. Shufelt
North Egremont
Egremont
Great Barrington
Shufelt
Lancdon
Bradford
Church
Shufeit
Prospect Lake
Langdon
Berkshire
Georgia amid drought and multiple sensational crimes in brief
Georgia endures a severe drought across two thirds of the state with no unusual illness reported. An arrest in Elizabeth, New Jersey, accuses Michael Sullivan of burying alive his granddaughter. A Virginia house fire reveals a $3,000 stash. Montreal witnesses a murder tied to a rape attempt in Tennessee. A railroad engineer dies on duty. A street shooting in St. Louis follows a dispute over a woman. Knoxville men are involved in a fatal fight. Utica officials seek to keep the Old Saratoga gun. authorities debate its fate with Governor Seymour and Governor Robinson.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Michael Sullivan
Elizabeth
N. J
Samuel Wood
Chesterfield
Jacob Mears
Susan Mears
Mitchell Flanagan
Montreal
Conly Neal Winbush
Clayton County
Tenn
William Crawford
East Tennessee and Virginia
London
St. Louis
Scott Hunter
Eugene Black
Ben George
Hunter
Hugh Bonham
Knoxville
Penn
John Shipe
Jack Queener
Bonham
Queener
Shipe
Utica
N. Y
Kent
National Guard
Saratoga
New York
Stratoga
Fort Ticonderoga
Bagg Square
Seymour
Robinson
Treasury awards DC 5 percent bonds to Baliou firm
The Secretary of the Treasury awarded George William Baliou & Co. of New York and Boston $500 600 of District of Columbia five per cent funding bonds with twenty years to run. The loan funds Washington old bonds swap and bidding was competitive. The Attorney General orders itemized drafts for marshals. An ex rebel officer Lieut Haverly on Johnston staff will join the War Department to work on Confederate records. The Washington Post says marshals will be reimbursed for expenses except deputy marshals as election supervisors.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
George William Baliou & Co
New York
Boston
District of Columbia
United States
Lieut. Haverly
Joe Johnston
War Department
Washington Post
Congress
Ice Water Ailment Strikes Jersey City Factory
In Lorillard's tobacco factory Jersey City a singular illness emerged last week with fainting convulsions hysteria and delirium. On Saturday thirty five girls were affected and medical experts struggle to identify the cause and provide treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lorillard
Jersey City
Sun
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