Weekly Setter Alandria: Cholera deaths and global notes
Twenty two deaths from cholera reported here yesterday. Telegrams mention cholera in London and Vienna, Nihilist arrests in St Petersburg, Cetawayo en route to Pieter Maritzburg, French squadron moves in Tonquin, Spain’s unrest linked to Zoerilla, and Nile floods threatening crops. Royal visits, parliamentary deputies sail for the US, and cholera in Egypt noted as being of a different character. Count de Chambord reported gravely ill in Vienna.
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Alandria
London
Vienna
Liverpool
James McDermott
St. Petersburgh
Times
Durham
Cetawayo
Pieter Maritzburg
Saigon
Admiral Courbet
Tonquin
Madrid
Spain
New York
Cooper Institute
O'Donnell
Carey
The
Post
Zoerilla
Paris
Punz Zerillas
Egypt
Suez
Ramleh
Alexandria
Nile
Assiol
Lournay
Belgium
Canon Berchard
Holmes, Roe
Norwood
Davey
Gray
Carrington
United States
Northern Pacific
India
Dublin
Irish Times
New South Wales
Phoenix Park
Atleo
de Urzel
Andorra
Stock Exchange
Lord Carrington
Holmes
Grey
Coleridge
Freesdorf
Count de Chambord
Chicago Stock Market Prices on Cattle and Sheep
Chicago August 14 cattle receipts 1 800 with fat cattle firmer and dull tones. Shipping cows to good to choice priced 5.40 to 5.80. Stockers and feeders range 3.70 to 4.25. Grass Texans 3.65 to 4.50, wintered Texans 4.25 to 4.85. Sheep receipts 3 800 active 10 to 20 cents lower. grades inferior to fair 2.50 to 3.25, medium to good 3.50 to 4.50, and lambs 1.00 to 3.25 per head.
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Chicago
Sincere pledge for a free remedy to youth errors and weakness
A missionary in South America claims a cure for nervous weakness early decay and loss of manhood. He offers to mail a free recipe to anyone who sends a self addressed envelope to Rev JoszPHT InMAN Station D New York City.
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South America
Joszpht
Inman
Station D
New York City
Camp West to Camp Stager Journey Through Wind River Valley
The party travels from Camp West on Spring creek to Camp Crossley on Dinwiddie creek with trout catches and scenic views of the Wind River and Owl Creek ranges. They note sagebrush mesas, challenging footings, and a natural bridge called The Creek with God's Bridge. Wildlife sightings dwindle as Indians’ names fade and grazing prospects loom.
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Spring Creek
Wyo
Fort Washakie
Stallins
Bull Jake Fork
Wind River
Owl Creek
Crow Heart Butte
Wind River Valley
Camp West
G. G. Vest
Bull Lake Fork
Vest
Camp Crossley
Dinwiddie Creek
Senator West
Montana
Crosby
Indiana
Cation
Red Buttes
Wind River Mountains
Folger leads Minneapolis visit and science meeting
Secretary Folger visits Minneapolis with a distinguished party including General Washburne. The American Association for the Advancement of Science meets at the state university with Governor Hubbard and Mayor Ames delivering welcome addresses. President Young of Princeton will respond. Five hundred delegates expected. nine divisions will meet and W. Dawson of Montreal will give the retiring president's address.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Folger
Lake Minnetonka
Washburne
Congress
American Association For the Advancement of Science
State University
Hubbard
Ames
Young
Princeton
W. Dawson
Montreal
Association
Veteran journalist M D Conway sails for world tour
Omaha August 14 1910 Among today s passengers for San Francisco was M D Conway veteran newspaper correspondent and author now on a trip around the world He lived twenty years in London studies philology plans to spend time in India learn languages visit Australia lecture on philology He knows Bret Harte who he says is a favorite in English literary circles.
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Omaha
San Francisco
M. D. Conway
London
India
Australia
Bret Harte
Surgeon General Receives Vera Cruz Yellow Fever Report
Telegram from Dr. Robert Marnigra reports arrival at Vera Cruz and yellow fever raging in the city and aboard harbor vessels, prompting health officials to monitor the outbreak.
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Washington
The
Marine Hospital Service
Robert Marnigra
Vera Cruz
Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething
Appeal to mothers urges purchasing Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup to ease teething pain. Claims to relieve crying, dysentery, diarrhea, regulate stomach bowels, wind colic, gum inflammation, and increase energy. Promotes as prescription of renowned female physicians and available by druggists worldwide at 25 cents a bottle.
Testimony on Telegraph Operators and Costs in Labor Inquiry
The United States Senate subcommittee on labor and education heard testimony from John T. McClelland of the Brotherhood of Telegraphers. He quoted the estimated cost of a 1500 mile telegraph line at 725,965 dollars and described operators as young single men often from better classes, with many boarding in lodgings. He noted mutual aid and savings, observed low retirement funds, and recalled the Iron Clad Oath enforced by Western Union in 1870 to deter union involvement.
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New York
United States Senatorial Sub-Committee On Labor and Education
John T. McClelland
Brotherhood Ofelegraphers
Western Union
Wires Cut Again on Central Road Jersey City
A series of wire cutting incidents disrupts the Central road in Jersey City with Edison alarm wires severed and trains halted. A New York gang of linemen is dispatched after assailants cut thirty-two wires on Jersey avenue and bridge, triggering alarm bells.
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Jersey City
Central Road
Roswell
Elizabeth
Jersey Avenue
Canal
New York
Central Railroad
Philadelphia
Amalgamated Iron Workers
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Labor Matters
Judge Black
York
Pennsylvania
Jere S. Black
Glenn
C. N. Crittenton
Hill
Pike
Hale
Erna
Fraser & Chalmers
Corner Union & Fulton Sts
Chicaco
Ill
Wat Stamet
Denver
Col. Butts City
Mont
Buarm St
Onampers Buildik
Geo. G. Masten
Schlitz
Milwaukee Beer
Craig, Davis & Co
Crockery
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