Cholera in Europe Causes Alarm and Precautions
London Lancet reports cholera spreading in Russia and approaching western Europe. Daily deaths in Russia estimated at 550, with Paris and England intensifying sanitary measures, port quarantine and medical inspection to prevent spread. Moscow to Warsaw cases rise. Polish areas report activity. British ports boast strict isolation and detentions to curb shipment of disease.
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London Lancet
England
Russia
Roumania
Freres
Kas
Paris
Tanovt
Lancot
M. Notter
Huz'! Publique
Tientypine
Ines
M. Natter
Dloulafoy
BoAne Sabor
Cho
Bilport
Franca
Tasy
Great Britain
Marsolea
United Sum
wBt. Petersburg
Poland
Warsaw
Tao Nattandanos
Yosra
Labor unrest and price shifts sweep global markets
A fragmented, era-spanning snapshot shows declining prices for Pro Iron and wage pressures across regions. Reports note worker layoffs in Chicago packers, a 7000-strong Chicago workforce, and widespread strikes and wage changes in Germany, England, and Massachusetts under new eight hour laws. The piece highlights unions, immigrant labor shifts, and labor tensions shaping early 20th century industry.
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Pro
Azxovg
Chicago
Waors
Germany
Wabash
Tar Knights of Labor
West Virginia
Massachusetts
Revenue Service reports calendar year collections and sugar bounty
The Internal Revenue Service released a preliminary report by Commissioner John W. Mosov showing total revenue from all sources for the year at 153,857,543.45 dollars, up 7.6 million from the prior year. Sugar bounty paid stood at about 7,447,077 dollars with collection costs around 4.25 million, and an estimated maple sugar bounty of roughly 63 million dollars projected for unsettled claims.
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John W. Mosov
Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Boonty
Put to the Sword A Mad Scotch Clerk Kills Three
James Fraser a bant clears in Polmont Atirnaz Beotland rushed into a neighbor’s house with a drawn sword and killed the man, wounded his wife who is expected to die, and fatally stabbed a passing young woman on the highway. He was captured after a desperate struggle and is believed insane.
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James Fraser
Polmont
Atirnaz
Beotland
Hls Victios
Four Bulgarian plotters Executed in Bolla But aria
Four conspirators named Milaroff Popol Gheorghiaff and Karaguloff along with twelve others were court martialed for a plot to kill Prince Ferdinand and Prime Minister Af Brambuloff. They were executed in Bolla But aria at five o clock the morning.
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Kit Hulgaria
Milaroff
Popol
Gheorghiaff
Karaguloff
Beiong
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Bia
Af. Brambuloff
Bolla
Butaria
Rampage News Tangles War, Fires and Political Happenings
A chaotic clipping notes Jakes Breer a Chatham flagman shooting a man then suicide, wild forest fires in Ocean County New Jersey, the Socialist Labor party nominating a state ticket in Massachusetts, and various political and violent incidents across the U.S. including Tyrone Harrison and naval figures.
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Eastern
Middletates
Jakes Breer
Chatham
Thomas Kildary
Ocean County
New Jersy
Socialist Labor Party
Massachuretts
John Orvis
Pittsburzo
Sema
Rankins
Streator
Grimm
Pennsylvania
Accnank
Harrison
Atlantic City
J. Gunma
Micham P. Swann
United States Array
Department of the East
Governor's Island
Harrisburg
Penn
Friepenick Monneck
Berkmann
H.C. Frick
Fittsburg
J. Brennan
Amalgamated Association
Etreator WA Bt
Washington
Sams
Desperate Stranded Hunters in Bering Sea Furlough
Three white men and two others stranded on St Matthew Island near the Bering Sea face starvation and exposure after an order closed the route to the region. With insufficient food, fuel, and no rescue in sight, they rely on scant provisions while awaiting relief from the schooner Mattoyer. Captain Macklar fears reentry into the Bering Sea and reports no workable relief plan.
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Bering Sen
Bering Sea
Mattoyer
San Francisco
Cal
Macklar
Senate records from the Fifty-Second Congress agenda notes
A historic Senate and House ledger overview highlighting debates on the New York Bridge bill the Anti-Option bill and post trader abolition the Eight-Hour bill and Homestead investigation the Hudson River Bridge the Sundry Civil and World’s Fair appropriations plus tariff discussions. Filibusters adjournment motions and committee reports mark the day's political theater and procedural battles.
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Senate
New York
Dar
Henate
Hudson River
Hatch
Committee On Agriculture
Funston
Watson
House
Well-Conducted Execution at Clinton Prison
A Warren County man named Wood was electrocuted at Clinton Prison New York. The 11 47 40 PM execution was witnessed by prison officials and witnesses in the west end. Wood thanked his counsel and officials before seating, the apparatus was adjusted, and the lethal current passed through him with limited physical reaction. Doctors pronounced death within minutes and a post mortem followed. The crime dated May 10 1890 involved the shooting of Leander Pasco. Wood had secretly married Pasco’s daughter causing family fallout.
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Cal? Woo
Warren County
Clinton
N. Y
Brown
Wood
Resper McKenna
Trva
Lst
Thayer
Whitman
Itsasom
Thayer Waves
F. Davis
Usly
Sigat
Ransom
W. XN. Bullard
Boston
RT. Irving
Slog Sing
Ifoless
Lomex Thurman
Leander Pasco
Panco
Ughter Pasco
Notable Figures and Odd Facts From A Turbulent Era
A garbled roster of prominent people and events spans politicians, writers, actors, and clergy. It mentions Taz Bulgarian Prime Minister, Barron the Tory First Lord of the Treasury, Catholic clergymen with beards, Olive Sentxiwen’s earnings, Honest John of Ironton, Elaine the opera composer Hew3tan Besueno, the late Javles Lobundy of Paris, and various international figures. Several misprints and oddities suggest a satirical or error-filled news page listing fortunes, travels, and personal exploits with few coherent connections.
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Feprrox
Luloff
Barron
Bisor Mresven
Green Bay
Wiz
Nicnors
Charlotte Groote
Damit Iiving
Ireland
Paris
B. P. Hurcnisson
Tuten
Chicago Board of Trade
New York City
Eroson Grovirr
Malikes Society
Oln Bull
Vio- Nolst
Boston
Poot Longblow
Parado
Venezuela
Ross Terry Cooke
Nbe
Tausange
Czir
Russia
Pio
General Weaver
People's Party
Alderman Caldwells
Henry M. Stanley
North
Lambeth
Ron Sfeat
Garcioner
Noxenclatuna
Shiras
Supreme Court
W. H. Miulbum
Hours of Representatives
England
Putnam's Magazine
Land Opened in California Reversion to Government
California land opened as seven hundred fifty thousand acres in San Bonito and Monterey Counties revert to the Government under a congressional act of September 21, 1500. The Southern Pacific Railroad failed to complete its intended line, triggering the land return. Long excitement marked the opening at the Land Office with a few fights and women among the hopeful claimants, likely to secure parcels.
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England
Apomaann
Asure
National Union For the Development de Coes Co-cpanitive
Andustry
Vervace
Chicago
Worshex
Etresta
New Bedford
Mast
Tutere
Loulesville
Nessoille
Tas
National Union of Great B
Rik Railways
Dublin
Latox
Ird
San Francisco
Oreet Doe
Pacific
Gmxs
Pitteburrg
Bolt
Leavo Mountain
Elmore
Idaho
San Bonito
Monterey
California
Congress
Southern Pacific Railroad
Mexico to exhibit Aztec relics at World's Fair
The Government of Mexico plans a large Aztec relics exhibit at the World’s Fair. A grand American flag will float atop the Administration building marquee. Architects from around the world will meet in Ghlesio to discuss topics in architecture.
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Mexico
Tae
Bert la
Ghlesio
Camapa
Chicago
California
Boveridge
John L. Boveridge
Elinois
New York State
Congress
Benjamin Wittenhouse
Mandelphia
Montana
Tates
New South Wales
Chisago
Horticultural Department
Waiconsis
Ts World's Fair Board
Old State
Worch
Housa
Sousa
Atlantic
National Marine Band
Washington
Indians may gain voting rights in Oklahoma race
Comment arises from Judge John Dilla and others arguing Indians owning land in severalty may vote. If law stands, it could alter the congressional contest. Report notes Ouashita River discoveries near oil wells close to Denison Texas.
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Oklahoma
John Dilla
Ouashita River
Denison
Texas
Global shortages and crises reported in wartime era summary
A wide array of strained conditions appears across regions including crops failing in Mexico and Canada, disease in Europe and Asia, and economic pressures in the United States. Reports note cholera abating in Russia, grain yields forecast, and transportation and tax measures amid shortages.
Riots and Massacre in Tashkend Over Cholera Panic
In Tashkend Asiatic Russia rioting erupts as natives attack doctors whom they accuse of cholera malpractice. Deputy Governor Voutinstsoff is killed by the mob. troops fire on armed crowds, killing several. Fortified mosques fall after a brutal assault as Cossacks reinforce. Sixty natives die and hundreds are wounded amid heavy patrols to restore order.
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Tashkend
Russia
Syr-Darya
Voutinstsoff
Iovalo
Pi Ta
Co Maris
Docarton
Mazquer
Passoncel
Walla
Late Wholesale Prices of Country Goods in New York Market
Readable fragment lists late 19th century wholesale prices for foods and dairy in New York markets. Items include onions, peas, cheese, butter, fruits, vegetables, poultry, and flour with scattered place names such as Jersey, Penn, Western Factory, and Norfolk. The OCR shows varied quality with numerous misprints. core entries present price ranges and per unit measures for farm produce and creamery products.
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Penduco
New Yorke
Cal
St.,&Peno
Penn
Tuba
Pally
Western
Inn
Inn Creamery
Crotmerys
Om Western Factory
Akimagood
Akiima
Jersey
Catherine
N. J
Concord
Peaches
Det
Fluckloverries
Bel
Wu Currante
Jorge
Hinall
Woatermelons
Murbinelour
Phila
Broilers
L. L Broilers
I. J
Lin
Norfolk
Eastern Shore
Banket
Maryland
Ceeenes A
National Baseball Gossip From The League Front
Paragraphed notes from a busy season with Carrarx Trev of Cleveland and Islama Gent for St Louis. Louisville boasts strong pitchers Bassrrr Praeger Heawtna and a rising third baseman. Mullane’s absence hurts Cincinnati. Sunday baseball in Island town and Lake’s signing for Kanwi ty are noted. Umpire criticism, retirements, and shifts of players between clubs are discussed alongside a league standings snapshot showing Cleveland Cincinnati Brooklyn Washington Chicago Boston Pittsburgh Baltimore Louisville New York and St Louis with win totals and records.
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Carrarx Trev
Cleveland
Islama Gent
St. Louis
Clausen
Louisvillea
Tax Cincinnatis
Mullane
Bassrrr
Louisville
Praeger
Kanwity
Burrixton
Lt Fy
Srivetts
Boston
Sandara
Louisvilles
Ture
Chapman
Barsdail St
Spectatora
Waasorxoron
New York
Chiscago
Washington
Carratx
M. Wann
Brooklyn
Curcaco
Stuartstop Cooney
Irwin
Richardson
Manada Powens
McMahon
Insax
New Yorks
Enowzzsy
Providence
I. Iv
Binghamton
Wilson
Binghamtons
Knowles
Coutshey
Cincinnatis
Tos Et Clatsx
Latch Cleveland
Cincinnati
Gonhicage
Pittsburg
Baltimore
UTS
Louis
Broker slain in Philadelphia office by customer kills self
Charles B. Pago of E. D. Page & Brother, brokers at 182 South Fourth Street Philadelphia, was shot in his office by Ronaldo Kennedy and died instantly at 11:27. Kennedy then killed himself. Pago, 32, left a wife and child at Cape May as the firm, long anchored in the New York Stock Exchange, faced a despondent client who reportedly lost between 15,000 and 29,000.
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Unct& Bay
Russia
Canada
Arizona
Caurronza
Mexico
Oregon
Washington
Kates
Moscow
Kansas
Nebraska
Pueblo
Maine
Asotaen Revolutionary
Cuba
Spain
Axorum
Ax English Syniacats
Laratolo
Soning
Spon
Georgia Railroad Commission
North Carolina Railway Commission
San Francisco
Flagstaff
Kuoryllir
Thera
Thero Arn Futuon
United States
Snoxville
Ceara
New York City
Charles B. Pago
E. D. Page & Brother
South Fourth
Philadelphia
Peno
Ronaldo Kennedy
Kennedy
Charles H. Page
Cape May
Imade
Europe
Switzerland
E. D. Pago & Bro
Merv-Chutien Pago
New York
Homestead Lockout Costs Mount in Pennsylvania Clashes
Dispatch from Homestead details a monthlong lockout costing over 1 million dollars and many injuries. Military and company expenses, wage losses at Beaver Falls and Pittsburg mills, sympathy strikes, and rising relief efforts paint a grim picture of labor conflict. A watchman altercation at Duquamo and a bail hearing for an alleged would be assassin add to the unrest surrounding the strike.
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Homestead
Penn
Carnegies
Beaver Falls
Duquemas
Union
Pittsburg
Thair
Dawna
L Ife
Trorkmen
Amalgamated
Yaborerz
Amalgamated Association
Ri Saga
Allegheny Bossamor
Duquamo
Foleygotato
Bourke
Foley
Sheridan
Berkmann
Pitt
National Finances Record First Month Fiscal Year
Government monthly debt and revenue show gains. Net public debt decreased by 1.1 million while receipts rose by about 0.25 million and expenditures fell by roughly 3.5 million versus July 1801. Treasury surplus, including a 100 million gold fund, totals 127.05 million.
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Treasury
Bank Robbers Strike El Reno in $10 590 Hold Up
Two Dalton gang members robbed the El Reno bank at 10 am, taking about 10 590 dollars mostly in bills and silver. Mrs B W Sawyer fainted when a gun was leveled at her. The robbers escaped on horses, leaving the vault and directors’ rooms in disarray. Additional notes mention Arizona brush fire experiments and a paper company planning a new mill.
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Dalton
el Reno
Oklahoma
B. W. Sawyer
Soule Real Estate
Directors Apartments
Hornes
Weaver Opens Campaign in Colorado at Denver Rally
General James B Weaver, People's Party nominee, launched his Colorado campaign with a large Denver speech at Colli ton Hall. Overflow crowd filled the hall and outdoors as Weaver spoke amid applause and interruptions from opponents.
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Weaver
Colorado
James TB. Weaver
Denver
Col. Collitium
AL. EL Lense
Kamas
Govers
Claris Wheelser
Aspen
Wiedler
Drest
Miracle Cure Story From Detroit On Pink Pills
Long Detroit column recounts a miraculous recovery of C B Northrop from paralysis after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. It links his improvement to a Hamilton case of John Marshall and a Lockport cure, praising the medicine as a blood builder and nerve restorer.
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Nowa
Uim
C. B. Northrop
Woodward Avenue
Mr. Northrop
Dr. Williams
Northrop
Williams
Lockport
N. Y
Williamy
Willams
Hamilton
Onto Times
Hao
Afr
John Marshall
Little William St
Ont
Royal Templars of Temperance
Marabell
Rollef
Marshall
Afr. Marshall
Messrs, Bassett & L’hommodieu
Bar
Dr. Willams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Schenectady
Brockville
Osver
Buln
Detroit
Northrup
Jia
Remarkable Patent Medicines and Sudden Recovery Tale
An old advertisement mix details Dr Horaro's Croup Cure and other tonics with claims of curing croup whooping cough diphtheria and bronchitis. It notes large sales of Victor Hugo works and includes testimonials and pricing for cure products. A separate anecdote describes a Wilmington city figure seemingly revived after a health scare, linking overwork and recovery.
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Goontry Kamiot
Horaro
A. P. Hoxale
Huffalo
N.Y
Victor Hugo
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