Cattle disease not contagious pleuro pneumonia, says Dr Salmon
Dr Salmon of the Department of Agriculture on the 19th concluded the district outbreak in Washington DC area was not contagious pleuro pneumonia. He cited failed transmission attempts and no further cases since the original ones. Only two herds in Connecticut show genuine pleuro pneumonia. Precautions are deemed sufficient to prevent spread.
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District of Columbia
United States
Connecticut
Navy
Greeley
Ancurrier
Folger
Secretary of the Treasury
Post Office Department
White House
Colorado
America
Lord Jesus Christ
Germany
Washington
Atlanta
Warren
R. L
Dunkirk
N. V
Edgartown
Mass
Kennebunk
Nantucket
Augustine
Fla
York
Secretary of the Navy
Pensacola
Dudley
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
New York Board of Health
Day
Joan Sterry
Joan Roach
American Protectionist
England
France
Geerce M. Starner
New York
Harvard Observatory
Brooks
Harvard
Searle
Westerfield
B. C. Cxuren
Patterson & Church, Millers, Sterling
St. Louis
Fredericks
Columbus
Stephen Crosby
Fires and accidents dominate New York and Pennsylvania reports
Three firemen were arrested in New York for lace smuggling from the steamer City of Berlin. Incendiaries torched barns in Niagara County injuring workers as trains crashed near Syracuse. Maryland Governor nominee and other political moves appear amid fatal wrecks and a massive boiler explosion in Pittsburgh.
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New York
Niagara County
N. Y
Lockport
Charles Wynkoop
Republicans
New Jersey
Jonathan Dixon
Springfield
Mass
Massachusetts
George D. Robinson
Oliver Ames
Syracuse
West Shore Railroad
Obert McLean
Maryland
William Faxon
Joseph B. Carr
New York Republicans
Richfield Springs
Lyon, Short & Co
Pittsburgh
Erie Railroad
Wild Wagon Attack Ends in Lynching in Cheyenne
Harry MosHer, linked to a brutal wagon assault near Cheyenne that killed Wenzell and wounded Knight, was seized by masked men and hanged from a telegraph pole in the city. The report also updates a spate of crimes and events from across the region, including disappearances, fights, and conventions.
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Harry MosHer
Cheyenne
Wenzell
Knight
Augustus F. Snyder
St. Louis
Denver
Ute Creek
Don Macedonia Arragon
Arragon
J. A. Pruden
Chicago
Ill
Moody
George Damnett
Frazersburg
E. F. Ware
Fort Scott
Kansas
Silver City
N.M
Charley McComas
West
Maginnes
Fort Benton
Montana
Blackfoot
Minneapolis
Minn
Justice of the Peace
St. Paul
Ind
Silas Farara
James McCool
Farara
McCool
Zachary Taylor
Kentucky
Louisville
Congress
Isaac W. Campbell
William D. Schaefer
Fort Wayne
Lockland
Cincinnati
Philip Kuhn
Ezekiel Lee
Richard Whaellen
Carrie Hartz
Alhambra
Whaellen
Illinois Southeastern Railroad
Frank A. Miller
Smithboro
Socorro
New Mexico
Trio in Texas shootout killed three men in single grave
Joel Fowler a cattle dealer was shot by Panly Forrest and Bill Childs. Childs died after Fowler returned fire. Forrest fled into a house where Mr McGee was inside. McGee was shot at the door. Fowler set the house on fire. Forrest killed himself with a final shot. All three were buried together.
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Joel Fowler
Panly Forrest
Bill Childs
Childs
Forrest
McGee
Fowler
British Columbia annexation warned as Pacific coast shift looms
The tale covers British Columbia premiers toast remarks predicting future annexation of part of the United States by BC while US unity may erode. Also noted: the Mercury rescues two Newfoundlanders after days adrift. Nordenskiöld's expedition reports Greenland inland penetration. wrecks on the Great Banks killed all aboard. and other dispatches from Melbourne and Canton.
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James McDermott
Liverpool
America
Joseph Hanston
Kavanagh
Joseph Smith
Phoenix Park
Melbourne
Australia
Europe
Koffee Kalalli
Ashantee
Coomassie
United States
British Columbia
Mercury
St. Pierre
N. F
Grand Banks
New Foundland
Walsh
Matthews
The
Hiscock
New Foundland Banks
Medianna
Burin and
Fortune
Great Banks
Flying Arrow
Freedom
South American Telegraph Company
Brazil
Unite States
Galveston
Charles J. Guy
O’donnell
Canton
Nordenskjold
Greenland
Copenhagen
Denmark
Thurss
Scotland
Audeiksivick
Waigattel
Cape York
Esquimaux
Littleton Island
Polar Circle
Riot at East Buffalo Targets Polish Priest Pitass
On the night of the 21st about 600 Polish residents attempted to lynch Rev. John Pitass, pastor of the Roman Catholic Church in East Buffalo New York. Pitass escaped after the mob stormed his house and surrounded the residence.
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John Pitass
East Buffalo
N. Y
Pitass
Peter Chonaire
Father Pitass
Kujawski
Pisass
Kingston
Lincoln and Speed friendship tale from early Springfield
Anecdotes recount Lincoln seeking the cost of a bedstead and bed in John Speed's Springfield store. Speed offers Lincoln a spare room and partner-backed lodgings, easing his finances. Lincoln later declares, I’ve moved, and the two become bosom friends until Speed’s death.
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Alice D. Shipman
Illinois
W. H. Davidson
Douglas
Lincoln
Davidson
Treasury
Joshua F. Speed
Speed
Springfield
Mr. Lincoln
Mr. Speed
Arkansas man shoots landlord on Waco road
Bill Flusham from Arkansas rents a farm near Austin and shoots Colonel Peterson with buckshot. He is arrested by a Justice of the Peace who accepts the implied confession with a wry note on duty and propriety. The tale ends with Flusham resuming his revolver.
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Bill Flusham
Arkansas
Texas
Colonel Peterson
Austin
Waco
Bill
Plagiarism as a Fine Art in Literary Debate
A New York Examiner piece argues that plagiarism charges are often exaggerated though a small core of serious cases exists. It notes that parallel thoughts arise from common ideas, cites Darwin and Wallace, Adams and Leverrier, and warns against rushing to condemn writers as thieves without conclusive evidence.
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Patent Office
Charles Darwin
Alfred Russell Wallace
Adams
Leverrier
Europe
N. Y
Importance of Flax Culture and Prospects for America
The article notes vast flax acreage in the United States totaling about 1.122 million acres with Iowa Indiana Illinois Kansas Ohio Minnesota Wisconsin Missouri and Nebraska leading. It estimates potential fiber output around 125000 tons in a clean state and cites Belgium and German flax farming as successful models urging European immigrant expertise to advance U S flax cultivation and processing.
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America
United States
Iowa
Indiana
Illinois
Kansas
Ohio
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Missouri
Nebraska
Belgium
Germany
Europe
Safe arrival in port spurs questions on wreck lease affair
A ship docking safely prompts scrutiny of its wreck lease terms and supervision.Officials weigh responsibilities, while port authorities examine contracts and compliance to determine liability and future handling.
Job Work and Advertising Notice
The Herald office markets a new complete outfit for job material and offers to execute all kinds of job work on short notice.
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City Hall
Steubenville Street
Massive global totals spark wide ranging statistics
A Chicago Herald digest notes world population about 1.3 billion with 8 million deaths yearly. Manitoba land division hits 11 III acres. Missouri hosts Adams' colite a hard mineral. U.S. freight movement tallies 39.3 billion ton miles valuation $22 billion. Hell Gate lighthouse upgrade and Delware River shipbuilding surge cited. Horse population exceeds 11 million. city dwelling densities noted from 1880 census.
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Missouri
Chicago Herald
South
North Carolina
N. Y. Sun
United States
Government
Long Island
Hell Gate
Astoria
Tribune
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Illinois
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Kentucky
Chicago Times
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Baltimore
New Orleans
Chicago Journal
Wit and Wisdom Versus Practical Ironies in Everyday Life
A collage of quips and anecdotes on merit, obligation, and human foibles. Readers debate Irish invention, naming quirks, oxen and jaw bones, and a couple's goats versus kids as they head to church with humorous misinterpretations and everyday misunderstandings.
The Virtues of Watermelon
A Boston physician extols watermelon as a diuretic appetent and refreshing fruit. He urges moderation and cautions against overconsumption or fermented beverages after eating, noting potential colic cramps dysentery and cholera morbus. He adds tips on ripeness storage and keeping the fruit cool yet not overly cold.
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