Fever Cases Shift Across Cities in Yellow Fever Reports
A Jacksonville special reports no new yellow fever deaths in 24 hours but 98 new cases, 32 white and 66 Black, raising total cases to 2823 and deaths to 264. Other updates note inoculation claims, relief funds, and ongoing cases across Fernandina Nassau County, Gainesville, McClenny, Jackson Mississippi, Nashville Tennessee, Point Pleasant West Virginia, and Gallipolis Ohio, with relief totals and individual donations listed.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Bishop Weed
Relief Committee
J. J. Daniel
Auxiliary Association
New
Orleans
Limes-Democrat
Nunz de Villavicensia
New Orleans
Mexico
Panama
Fernandina
Nassau County
Sanderson
F. J. Pons
Gainesville
McClenny
Jackson
Miss
Nasuvinne
Tenn
Deertur
Ala
Black
J. Lb. Stewart
Ilanceville
G. M. Strenberger
United States
Relief Association
Prrrseura
the Times
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Gallipolis
Ohio River
Pittsburg
W. K. Hall
Catlettsburg
Smiltzer
Anna Robinson
Hall
Maritime passenger listings from various ports and dates
A series of ship arrivals and departures lists passengers and origins, noting vessels such as Lortonian from Liverpool, Sandringham from New York, Balder via North Sydney, Elgiva from New York, Lord of the Isles from Japan and China, and Gardinia from Marbella, with routes including New York, Liverpool, Boston, Montreal, and Havana, dated Sept 27 to Oct 2.
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Boston
Lortonian
Liverpool
Roman
New York
Newport
Aspinwall
Thomas
Advance
Philadelphia
Gardinia
Marbella
Dif Givraltar
California
Almeria
Havre
North Anglia
Livernood
Iowa
Montreal
Canada
Low
Jastastbaa Ead
Corcau
Glasgow
Campaign Goods and Regalia Circular Advertisement
An advertisement invites readers to request the illustrated circular detailing Campaign items including goods for campaigns, bands, military and regalia. It notes a broad stock and emphasizes ongoing business in related goods and wares.
Decree imposes new foreigner residence checks in France
President Carnot signs decree amid rising immigration requiring immigrants to file identity declarations with proofs. Visitors seeking residency must name relatives and birth details, prior residence, profession, wives and children with nationalities. Changes of domicile demand new declarations. current residents have one month to comply. Noncompliance carries police penalties and possible expulsion.
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Paris
France
Carnot
Pranne
Nova Scotia Attorney General pushes unrestricted reciprocity
Ottawa reports Nova Scotia’s Longley, in Toronto for the Supreme Court, advocates unrestricted reciprocity with the United States. He labels himself an annexationist and warns British interests could suffer if American pressure grows. He cites Cape Breton coal talks and alleges Montreal dealers keep prices unfair. Longley calls reciprocity Nova Scotia’s remedy.
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Phillipine
Trafton
Andover
N. B
Longley
Nova Scotia
United States
Carnot
France
Manitoba
New England States
Halifax
N. Y
Ottawa
Ont
Supreme Court
Post
Sherman
Canada
Cape Breton
Cyrus W. Field
Montreal
Mr. Longley
Granite State Awake Shifts in NH Tariff Politics
In Concorp New Hampshire Oct. 2 a lively campaign unfolds as tariff reform becomes a central issue. Republicans fear losses while Democrats bid for gains, with Prohibition and license questions shaping voter sentiment. Observers note shifts in Littleton and statewide, urging a license system to curb liquor sales and raise state revenue.
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Concorp
N. H
Spector
New Hampshire
Granite State
Maine
Chandler, Gallinger & Co
Littleton
Blaine
Logan
Cleveland
Thurman
Tittle
Cirev
Goodale
GO. P
Molly Good Foliiwe
Lcense
United States — Collector of Internal Revenue
United States
New York Democrats Say Cleveland Will Carry State
Albany dispatch reports broad Democratic unity across New York State after touring cities and towns above 5000 population. Voter groups including Irish, German, and labor blocs show strong Cleveland support, with some dissension among old party loyalists. Prohibitionists and certain Republicans tilt toward Harrison, but overall Cleveland appears favored in key areas like Buffalo, Syracuse, and New York City.
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Albany
New York State
Hudson River
Cleveland
Oneonta
Flarrison Manu
Hill
Syracuse
Iuffulo
Ele
Knights of Labor
Litehman
Buffalo
Evening News
Harrison
Erie
New York City
Almond
Hornellsville
Fisk
St. John
Exie
Blaine
Oneida County
Mr. Conkling
Rome
N. Y
Opened at Berlin Yesterday Emperor William's Interest There
The Americanist Congress opened in Berni withDr Von Gossler presiding in the Rathhaus banqueting hall. He conveyed Emperor William's keen interest in explaining the link between Old and New World cultures and migrations, hoping the congress would find the starting point of humanity's migrations.
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Berni
Rathhaus
von Gossler
William
Congress
Nationalist MP Patrick O'Brien released after seven months
Patrick O'Brien, a Nationalist member of Parliament, was freed from Killarney jail after seven months for an offence under the Crimes Act. He appeared wan yet received an enthusiastic reception from priests and locals. A New Zealand despatch reports the British consul at Rarotonga is ordered to proclaim a British protectorate over the Cook Islands.
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Patrick O’brien
Killarney
Auckland
New Zealand
Rarotonga
Cook Islands
Wrecking Tug Trio Seized at Algoma Mills in Canada
Three wrecking tugs with full plant, owned by Murphy of Detroit, seized at Algoma Mills. The vessels, originally Canadian, were repaired in the United States, with two renaming. Duty is due on the U S repairs. John Lane of Boston fell overboard at Eastern avenue wharf while intoxicated and was rescued by gate tender Charles A. Colby and John Murphy.
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Ottawa
Ont
Murphy
Detroit
Algoma Mills
United States
John Lane
Everett Street
Boston
Eastern Avenue
Charles A. Colby
South Ferry
John Murphy
Prohibition Debate Frames New Hampshire Gubernatorial Race
The article notes candidates split on liquor licensing with eight Prohibitionists condemning the current law, while Goodale, the Republican nominee, is labeled a crank on the issue. It forecasts a Cleveland and Thurman result and recalls Luther McCutchins’ political burial by James A. Weston.
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Cratic
Goodale
Luther McCutchins
James A. Weston
New Hampshire
Cleveland
Thurman
Delegations Hear General Harrison on Labor and Protection
Twenty five miners from Minnesota's Vermilion iron range met General Harrison at his residence to discuss iron, lumber, and regional industry. Delegates from Fulton and Marshall counties Indiana then attended Plattin Hall where he argued the Mills bill divides agricultural voters from the protective system. He said wages for skilled labor affect all labor including farm and street workers and that protection benefits workers, families, and schools.
Morton Accepts Nomination on Chicago Platform for Protectionism
Levi P. Morton, Republican vice presidential nominee, formally accepts the nomination from Burnecurr New York on October 2. In a letter to M. M. Estee and committee, Morton emphasizes protectionist tariff policy, argues for preserving American industries and labor, and defends the party platform against free trade. He cites long prosperity under a protectionist system and urges national unity, broader improvement, and prudent tariff revision.
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Congress
Senate
Hale
Utah
House
McCreary
Carlisle
Lake Michigan
Lake Superior
Roger Q. Mills
New Hampshire
American Board
Cleveland
Matson
Indiana
Chicagos
Washingtons
Philadelphias
New Yorks
Newport
Sachem
Grayling
New York Produce Exchange
William R. Foster
Cogswell
Augustus Mudge
Salem
Jacksonville
Jackson
Decatur
Levi P. Morton
Chicago
Morton
Burnecurr
N. Y
M. M. Estee
Lee
United States
Ké&publican
America
Republican Party
The Howes Murder Trial Opens with Judge’s Strong Charge
Annover N B October 2 Judge Wetmore told the jury in the Howes murder trial that the facts show Henry and Tratton fired on Howes canoes and planned another assault the next day. He described the acts as barbarous and indicated a murder verdict would be supported. The jury retired at 12:30 PM and had not returned by ten tonight.
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Anpover
N. B
Wetmore
Phillipine and
Trafton
Howes
Tobiane
Phillipine
Eugene
Henry
Tratton
Atchison Dividends Cut and Stock Price Plunge
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad lowers the dividend from six to two percent amid a planned stock increase from seventy to seventy five million dollars. The move triggers a sharp stock drop from about eighty three and a half to around seventy six as investors weigh the new capital plan and future earnings against the reduced payout. Shares traded heavily with many accounts liquidating and others covering short positions as market observers debate management’s prudence.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Topeka
Kan
Atchison
State Street
Cobb
Wall Street
Boston News
Atchnson Company
Interstate Commerce Il
Thatchison
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Turner
Unitarian Church
Lexington
C. A. Staples
Astor
W. H. Hughes
H.W. Chaplin
Joan E, Peabody, Kenworth
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
C.S. A
Traveller
A. L. Sewell
Burnham Industrial Farm
Canaan
Four Corners
Sumner B. Merrick
Moses Montefiore Home and Association Society
Isaac Rosnnoskys
Cochituate Methodist
COUPE
Rockaways
Kimball Bros
Sudbury ST
Leonard & CO
Bromfield Street
Turkey
Call & Tuttle
Summer Street
John M. Call, Jr
J. J. Phelps
Washington
New England
Portland
Norfolk
Eastport
Hewes
Ther i Bosto
N. S
Osntreal
Quo
Yortland
Mass
Cereseaeee
Matuck
Jock Island L
Bany, N
Ework City
Delphia
Washing’ S Cay
Cecereees
Nehburg
Vwrfolk
I Iterns
Cossecesseenee i
Wilmin
Creeraceess
Gulf States
Montgomery
Esceese
Shreveport
Fort Smith
Ark
Galveston
Tex
Upper Mississippi Valley
T. Paul
Minn
Hines
Missouri Valley
Leavenworth
Huron
Daka
St. Vincent
Mini
Atlanta
Vt de Augusta Oood
Charleston
Galvestol
Savannaah
Vicksburg
Wiington
Cts
G. W. Simmons & CO
North Street
Atchison, Toneka & Santa Fe Railroad
Strong
Edwin L. Pillsbury
Suffolk
Joseph H. O'Neil
Gaelic Athletic Association
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Quincy
Squantum
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Saratoga
Mir
Democrats
Americanist Congress
Berlin
MR. Morton
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