Hopeful mood as new yellow fever cases rise in 1883
The Jacksonville report shows 143 new cases in 24 hours with 4 deaths, the disease appearing milder yet spreading rapidly among residents including 85 among African Americans. total cases reach 2134 with 231 deaths. Depopulation plans stall due to bad weather and labor issues while camps and aid efforts expand slowly.
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Jacksonville
Fla
L. Burah
City Board of Public Works
Grace
McClenny
Jonathan Law
Sanitary Association
Jackson
Miss
Lee
Daly
McCoy
State Board of Health
Bolton
Vicksburg & Meridian
Cuattanooca
Tenn
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Meridian
Memphis
Decatur
Nasuville
Ala
J. E. Weakley
L. S. Weakley
Brownsville
Lovuisville
Benjamin Jameson Grant
Evansville
Ind
Sy. Jaco
Cus
la Autonomia
San Quentin
Santo Espiritu
el Pais
Nassau
Washington
Post Office Department
Atlanta
Staten
Securns
Wilson
Greenwood
Jackson Jackson
Natchez
Shreveport
Cairo
Mobile
Aberdeen
Durant
Selma
Tuscaloosa
Selina
Montgomery
Akron
Allen
Worcester
Spitz Bros and Mark New Fall Suits for Gentlemen
Spitz Bros and Mark present fall suits in Cassimeres Cheviots and Worsteds sourced domestically and from abroad. Garments claim high quality and fit comparable to custom work with notable price savings and various styles for dress or business use.
Standard Clothing Co Boys and Children Suits Bargains
Standard Clothing Co offers four Bargains in the Children’s Depart ment with all-wool Cheviot and Scotch mixtures. Bargain No 1 includes 1000 suits with caps at 5 per suit. Bargain No 2 features 20 styles of all-wool mixtures at 5 per suit. Bargain No 3 offers 250 long pantaloons suits for ages 14 to 17 at 5. Bargain No 4 presents 100 Josiah Barber Cheviots at 9. Large foreign cheviots and assorted styles also highlighted.
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Josiah Barber & Sons
London and Foreign News Notes From Sept 25
London reports most Lancashire cotton mills run on short time as ring issues loom. Liverpool brokers cite natural causes for price rises while mills spinning Egyptian cotton stay unaffected. Zanzibar dispatches say coast tribes retreated after attacking German residents at Bagomoyo. Germans prepare to pursue. Kilive killed three servants. Germans killed ten attackers. insurgents seized Lindi and raised the Sultan’s flag. fears for Germans and Europeans along the coast rise. British Indians prepare to exodus from the coast to the German concession. Newmarket season opens with Ayrshire winning the tenth great foal stakes. Graf ton second, Surbiton third in eight starters. Carmo notes cotton crops likely better than 1887. Nile continues to fall. Pesru reports Royal Opera House fire rumor groundless.
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London
Liverpool
Zanzibar
Bagomoyo
Kilive
Lindi
Great Foal Stakes Was Worn By Ayrshire
Grafton
Surbiton
Carmo
Pesru
Royal Opera House
A Most Successful Beginning The Worcester Festival Opens
Worcester Sept 25 The annual Worcester County Music Association festival opened with a crowded hall, many ladies present, and a strong afternoon program featuring cantatas, arias, and a Violin concerto by Vieuxtemps with Ella Kidney. Verdi’s Manzoni Requiem closed the evening with soloists Valda Poole Morawski Alvary, though Alvary was indisposed yet performed. Tomorrow promises a mixed concert and Hossini Moses in Egypt.
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Worcester
Worcester County Music Association
Ludwig_ von Beethoven
Theo
J. Toedt
Corinne Moore- Lawson
George J. Parker
D. M. Babcock
Vieuxtemps
Ella Kidney
Ayria
Massenet
the Sentinel
Hiller
Lord
Stearns
Faust
Spohr
Corinne Moore-Lawson
Beethoven
Fackeltanz
Meyerbeer
Carl Zerrahn
Toedt
Teedt
Babcock
Parker
Mme
Giulia Valda
Clara Poole
Messrs
Max Alvary
Ivan Morawski
Alvary
Mme. Poole
Morawski
Mechanics’ Hall
Mme. Valda
Verdi
Hosenna
Hossini
Moses In
Egypt
Richard D
Reinforcements Ordered to Suakim Amid Rebel Threats
London reports forces commanded by General Grenfell and Colonel Kitchener are moving in haste to Suakim as rebels adopt a threatening posture. The situation prompts urgent reinforcement orders to secure the area and restore order.
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London
Suakim
Grenfell
Kitchener
Greek protest over seizure of ships at Chios demands release and indemnity
Constantinople September 25 The Greek minister presented to the Porte a note from the Greek government protesting the illegal seizure of Greek ships at Chios and demanding release of the vessels and payment of an indemnity.
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Constantinople
The
Porte
Chios
Transatlantic Steamship Movements Reported
A list of ships and routes dated Sept 25 from ports including Boston New York Philadelphia Portland Queenstown Havana Naples Liverpool and Liverpool to destinations such as Liverpool Marseille Montreal Mexico and Bremen with multiple departures arrivals and cargo or passenger movements noted. The report mentions vessels like Scythia Yoxford Dracona City of Washington Burgundia Norwegian British Prince City of Richmond and more with origins from cities including Boston New York Patras Bona and Glasgow.
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Boston
Michigan
Liverpool
New York
Oranje Nassau
Surinam
Wisconsin
Maranhenss
Para
Camerata
Porto Rico
City of Columbia
Havana
Baltimore City
St Jago
Orinoco
Port Spain
Colorado
Aspinwall
Teniers
Rio Janeiro
State of Nebaska
Glasgow
Philadelphia
Ixia
Bona
Prawle Point
Dracona
Patras
Montreal
City of Washington
Mexico
Naples
Burgundia
Marseilles
Vera Cruz
Santiago
Ayala
Blaine Defends War Record in Conkling Interview
Avausta Me Sept 25 Blaine says he will not enter a controversy over Mr Conkling s grave and that he never spoke or wrote against him during their 16 years in Congress He doubts Conkling wrote the late letter and recalls Crandall and Haddock as war officers but recalls no personal knowledge He defends recruiting fraud investigations and his 1864 amendment to curb paper credits, noting Republicans supported it and it refutes the charge.
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Sherman
Allison
Aldrich
Hiscock
Jones
Nevada
Harris
Vance
Morrill
Beck
McPherson
Voorhees
Senate
Kentucky
Fortress Monroe
Hewitt
Pacific Slope
Cigarmakers’ Union
Avausta
Conkling
Mr. Blaine
Kennebec Journal
Blaine
Senator Conkling
Congress
Mr. Conkling
Crandall
Haddock
Althowgh
New York
Maine
Public Commission
War and Navy Departments
Washington
James G. Blaine
House
Holman
Indiana
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Vineyard Haven
Ghawee Bradley Fertilizer Company
Williams & Coburn
B. W. Williams
Mary Gregory
Tremont Temple
Boston Globe
Miss van Whidden
Congregational
Elmer Cortell
Whitman
Caroline Whitman
Fund For the Relief of
Winthrop Street
Church
Mass
Mr. Turner
H. F. Curtis
Dedham
D. Ti’. Gerow
Turner
Daily Newspapers
Relief Fund
Western Union Telegraph Company
J. L. Fairbanks & Co
Spitz Bros
Mark
Npitz Bros. & Hork
Washington Street
Bedford Street
Roman and
Bellagio Silk Couvertures
Como
Bellagio
Hewins & Hollis, Outfitters
Hamilton Place
Leonard & CO
Blromfield Street
Turkey
Chauncy Hall School
Boyston Street
Mae’e
Cefrans. Co
J. T, Phelys, Agt
Standard Clothing Co
Merchants Week
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Messrs. Morgan
Dolph
General Sheridan
Milton Weston
Chicago
Democrats of
Plymouth
William Everett
McKinney
New Hampshire
West Point
Harrison
Framingham
John Thornton Wood
Thornton’s Ferry
N. H
Lynn
Staunton
TN le
William Warren
Beacon Street
Washington ST
Winter
Bromfield Streets
Burlington
Vermont
John D. Packard
J. D. Packard & Sons
Chardon Street
Chauncy Hall
Wasmingon
Sprcrar
Congressman McKinney
Manchester Union
Military Academy
Pembroke
Eneral Foreign News
Lancashire Cotton Mills
Worcester Music Festival
Manila
Committee On Ways and Means
Senate Committee
Crowers
Folger
Harrison and Morton
House Democrats
Greece
Blaine and Conkling
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