Officials alarmed by cholera threat in New York harbor
Health officer Alvah H Doty warns of possible cholera cases as ships from Italy arrive and quarantine measures face a heavy summer burden. At Swinburne Island hospital there are fifteen cases with four symptomatic, one death reported, while 248 aboard the Moltke await bacteriological tests.
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New York
Alvah H Doty
Swinburne Island Hospital
Perugia
Moltke
Dix
Charles Mushkind
Doty
Bulger
Pix
Health Department
Washington
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Gas Kills 21 Miners at Canvade Coal Mine
In Dobois Pennsylvania the Canvade Coal & Coal Company shaft at Sykesville saw an explosion that killed 21 miners nine miles away. Most victims were foreigners. Rescue teams and equipment were dispatched from Washington with miners and necessary apparatus aboard to aid recovery.
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Dobois
Canvade Coal & Coal Company
Sykesville
Bureau of Mine
Washington
Hoke Emith Wins Senate Bid for Expired Term
Hoke Emith will advance to the United States Senate to fill the expired term of Senator A. B. Bepator A. 8, Clay. The action marks a notable political vacancy and campaign outcome in Atlanta.
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Hoke Emith
Senate
Atlanta
Hmoke Simith
United States Senate
Clay
Government Recovers Fraud Funds From Contractors
The Department of Justice announces recovery of about 76000 from John F. Gaynor and Denjamin LD Greene, contractors convicted of fraud with Capt. Oberlin M. Carter in the Ravennab barter controversy years ago.
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Washington
Department of Jeethce
John F. Gaynor
Denjamin LD. Greene
Oberlin M. Carter
Odd Fellows Sanitarium Portland Health Initiative
The Grand Lodge of Oregon Independent Order of Odd Fellows announces a sanitarium in Portland for treating diseases including tuberculosis by converting a local building. Other states will follow with similar homes. Los Angeles was named for a future meeting of the Mystic Circle with several competing sites.
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Portiand
Grand Lodge of
Oregon
Independent Order of Odd Pellows
Hae Eotatiiahed & Sanitarium
Portland
le Angeles
Los Angeles
Timeline of News Across the Nation
Timothy BK Ryan Wisconsin Democratic committee man dies at eighty five. A tornado near Winona Minnesota causes crop and fort damage. James Skowine a Bohemian and three children burn to death in Raymond Washington home destruction. Kansas Supreme Court upholds bloodhound as evidence in trials. Archie Coble and bride found dead in Kaymier Washington home after masked attacker incident. Major Japanese coastal storm details from June 20 reported. Osaka hit by a five foot surge and Miye Maru washed ashore. Barney Sullivan oilman dies in Tulsa Oklahoma blast from dynamite. Henry P Dalton Alameda County Calif found guilty of taking a 5000 bribe in a 25000 tax case.
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Timothy BK. Ryan
Wisconsin
Per A Dey
Rock Inland
Lowan Chiy
Winona
Minn
Mia
Jamea Skowine
Raymond
Wash
Kansas Supreme Court
Archie Coble
Kainier Wash
Tacoma
Orient
Osaka
Barney Sullivan
Tulsa
Okla
Henry P. Dalton
Alameda County
Calif
Spring Valley Water Company of
Oakland
Dalton
Riot Kills Eight in Ocottan Mexico Turmoil
War like clashes over the governor race erupt in Ocottan depressing Puebla area as three soldiers and many insurgents die. A deadly confrontation leaves numerous injured amid chaotic street fighting.
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Tne
Ocottan
Met
Twenty Ninth
Maderiwts
Puebla
United States
Great Britain
Ontario
Noth Hav
Aviator Bud Mars Fatally Injured in Erie Crash
Reports from Erie Pennsylvania state J C Bud Mars an American aviator was fatally injured when he lost control of his aircraft. The Grand Lodge Atlantic City No 4 elected John Patrick Sullivan of New Orleans as grand exalted ruler amid indictments against prominent figures. Nearby, thousands of storm survivors in Michigan and Iowa face shelter and food provisions while rescue operations identify three known dead. Local cases include a Davenport Iowa arrest for desertion, and a major train wreck in Bridgeport Connecticut leaves twelve dead and forty four injured. State game laws open for deer moose and caribou hunting with several western states restricting guides and bag limits. Oregon Oregon Oregon.
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J.C
Bud) Mars
Erie
Grand Lodge of Elke
Atlantic City
N. 4
John Patrick Sullivan
New Orleans
Rand
Grand Jury
Chicago
Pridgeport
Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Maine
Washington
Oragum
Alamora Beats War Eagle 3 2 On Opening Baseball Clash
Alamora defeated the War Eagle baseball team of Denver 3 to 2 in a tight game. Harting Nelson and Aonnie Austin of the Seattle Athletic Club are set for a ten round bout at Aberdeen on July 19.
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Alamora
War Eagle
Denver
Harting Nelson
Aonnie Austin
Seattle Athletic Club
Aberdeen
Boston Naional
Wiliam Hepburn Hassell
Jim Flyon
Car
L Morrin
White Hope
Philadelphia
San Francisco
John Love
Kanae City American Association
Edward Cochrane
Kansas City Journal
Mike Malone
Magesy
Cheyenne
Walsenburg
Colo
Edward A. Steininger
St. Loula National League
Stanley M. Robinson
Holt Camp
Steininger
Frank Gotch
Humboldt
Riverside Camp
Higgins
Des Moines Western League Baseball Club
California
Dow Monnea
O'Neil
O'Neill
Senate to Vote on Canadian Reciprocity and Other Bills
The Senate will vote on the Canadian reciprocity bill and the wool tariff revision on July 7 and August . The session also considers a statehood bill for Arizona and New Mexico with adjournment soon after. Dr Harvey W Wiley of the Department of Agriculture faces censure by a personnel committee. A separate episode recounts Atwood’s Washington flight and a prank-filled aeroplane encounter near the Capitol.
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Senate
Arizona
New Mexico
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Icles
Department of Ages Culture
Taft
Cumming
Erry N. Atwood
Washington
Bad Tuo
Culouubibes
Poatetelie Park
Army Aviation Field
Colleme Md
Former Mayor N. F. Spicer’s widow Nellie Spicer dies
Laramie reports Nellie Spicer 80 widow of late Mayor N. F. Spicer found dead beside her bed after a weeklong illness from heart disease. In Powell J. H. Seyler, farmer under Shoshone Irrigation, drowns attempting to ford the Shoshone River. body not recovered.
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Wite
Laramie
Nellie Spicer
N. F. Spicer
Powell
J. H. Seyler
Fear
Government Ditch Reaches North Fork Boundary
The irrigation ditch on the Shoshone Indian Reservation has been completed across Houlder flat to the North Fork boundary, a fourteen mile stretch from the Agency.
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Rhoshone
Houlder Flat
North Fork
Saloons To Close Sundays In Cheyenne Ordinance
Cheyenne city council passes an ordinance forcing saloons to close on Sundays. Previously they stayed open part of Sunday. now they close at midnight Saturday and reopen Monday morning.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Encourages Mining Development Plan
Cheyenne reports the Industrial Club of Cheyenne plans to develop the Silver Crown properties twenty five miles west of Cheyenne. The club will grant aid to capitalists and others with serious plans to mine lands surveyed by state geologists and experts.
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Cheyenne
Industrial Club of
Engilah Lord Tours Yellowstone with British Officers
Engilah Lord tours Yellowstone Park after outfitting locally. Capt. Hugo Stanley of the Egyptian army leaves for Egypt after spending weeks in the Yellowstone wilds. He says the grandest country in the world and the scenery surpass anything he has seen.
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Engilah
Yellowstone
Coly
Robert Borwick
Yellowstone Park
Hugo Stanley
Egypt
Across Wyoming Highway Proposed Route From Cheyenne to Rawlins
Saratoga residents report plans to build an across Wyoming automobile highway starting in Cheyenne and ending in Rawlins. The route would pass through Laramie Medicine Bow Pinkhampton Mountain Home Encampment and Saratoga after the recent good roads convention in Pocatello Idaho.
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Wyoming
Saratoga
Pocatello
Idaho
Cheyenne
Laramie
Medicine Bow Range
Pinkhampton
Mountain Home
Rawlins
Thermopolis Sought as Sale Site for Indian Lands
Petitioners from Thermopolis urged that the sale of Shoshone Indian lands under the 1905 act be held there. The General Land Office Commissioner told Senator Warren the request will be given careful consideration when a sale site is named.
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Thermopolis
Thermopolia
General Land Office
Warren
Wyoming Labor Federation Holds Park Concert and Officers
In Cheyenne the Wyoming Federation of Labor closed its three day section with officer elections. James Bulkley was reelected president and Secretary McKinstry succeeded himself. The body adopted resolutions condemning authorities for the arrests of laboring men charged in the Los Angeles dynamiting outrages.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming Federation of Labor
James Bulkley
McKinstry Suqecoda
Los Angeles
Public Land Investigation in Washington DC Explored
The Baker resolution authorizes a broad inquiry into public land laws including protection locating and entering of public domain. It contemplates a general investigation of the public land situation and considers making free lands available for the use and benefit of the people.
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Public Land Investigation
Washington, D. C
Baker
Mine Fire Damages Cropa and Sheridas
Fire at an abandoned mine near Lig Goose Creek damaged crops along the creek. Smoke and flames spread from multiple openings toward a nearby mine operated daily, endangering surrounding land and prompting firefighting efforts.
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Sheridas
Track Laying Commenced in Cheyenne Rail Corridor
Builders report track laying began on the Cherente Web region breach of the Burlington line with progress toward the Wellington end. Crews completed the grade except for a deep cut and tunnel under the Denver Pacific at Speer and the Union Pacific crossing at Crow Creek.
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Cheyenne
Cherente
Burlington
Wellington
Turmel
Denver Pacific
Speer
Union Pacific
Crow Creek
Small Happenings Across Wyoming This Week
Wyoming incidents include Lyman completing a first class telephome crate Evaowion planning a city hall, a refinery at Centennial, and a fatal shooting at Trebing. Cheyenne hosts frontier events, mining plans, and a medical corps appointment while Mrs. Mary Kennelly dies in Rawlins and anti drought irrigation projects begin near Saratoga.
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Lyman Haw
Ron Fi
Moody
Laramie
Centennial
Burlington Lee
Cody
Mire
James Jackson
Torrington
Silver Crown
Griffith Maghee
Rawlins
Mate
Trebing
Jothmeon County
Charles Reed
Mat Morgan
Green River
Oeeved
Sheridan
Mary Kennelly
Rawlits
Saratoga
Prudential Reasons Stir City Hiring Debate
A fragment shows a dialog about firing a cook named Arabella Guant and a quip about an ordinance against discharging A. Quan within city limits. The exchange hints at municipal regulation affecting employment actions.
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Prudential
Arabella Guant
A.quan
Father Loses an Excuse at Circus Farewell
A humorous urban vignette features Mr. Bliggins lamenting his grown son is no longer his reason to attend the circus. The exchange plays on parental pride and the pull of responsibility as the boy matures.
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Mr. Bliggins
Grandfather's Fault and Family Exchange
A brief household vignette shows a father and son sparring over money usage while a silent partner suggests seeking the grandfather for guidance. The dialogue highlights generational views on spending and authority within a family.
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Ben
Grandfather
Pandemonium and Nature Quip Fragments Echo Echoes
Fragmentary lines reference chaos and nature speakerly debate with surreal imagery. A quoted phrase about depriving faden of a voice appears beside a rebuke questioning interpretation and a jarring image of a fish cackling over an eye.
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Faden
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