Ohio Ship Sinks Off Alaska After Wireless Heroic Call
Five lives were lost when steamship Ohio sank near Steep Point Alaska after striking a rock. Wireless operator Geo Eccles stayed at his post sending CQD calls, guiding passengers into small boats. Humboldt and Rupert aided survivors, with others rescued at Swanson Bay and by the Kingfisher.
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Winnipeg
Ketchikan
Alaska
Booth
Humboldt
Rupert
McKenzie Brothers’ Steamship Company
Ohio
F. J. Stephen
Seattle
John Johnson
Eccles
Swanson Bay
Kingfisher
Rupert City
Vancouver
Norwhal Sets World Submarine Speed Record in Test
Provincetown, Mass. Norwhal, built at Fore River plant in Quincy, returned after breaking the world speed record for submarines. The Narwhal logged twelve and a half knots for 300 miles in twenty five hours on the surface without a stop. The test completed official trials except for a 200 foot deep submerged test.
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Provincetown
Mass
Norwhal
Navy Department
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Handwriting Expert Daniel L. Ames Dies in California
San Jose California obituary notes Daniel L. Ames age sixty eight renowned handwriting expert. He aided pivotal documents in the Dreyfus trial Paris Botkin trial Fair Will case San Francisco and New York City Roland Molineaux case.
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San Jose
Cal
Daniel L. Ames
Mountain View
Captain Dreyfus
Parla
Botkin
San Francisco
New York City
Roland Molineaux
Farman Wins Longest Flight in Champagne Prize Race
Henry Farman won the Champagne prize at Rheims France by flying 140 miles in 3 hours 14 minutes and 2625 seconds. The record flight used a searchlight and marked the longest distance and duration yet achieved by an aeroplane, earning $10 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farman
Henry Farman
Rheims
France
Coffee receipts set city record in New York arrival
Coffee imports from Brazil to New York City reached 146000 bags, surpassing the prior high of 128000 bags set on the glogle day. The surge marks a new peak in domestic coffee receipts.
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New York City
Brazil
Telegrapher John A Hurley Killed Boarding Train
John A Hurley a top telegrapher died after attempting to board a train in Hammond Indiana Reports say he had recently moved to Chicago after the failure of a large brokerage firm His family is in Brooklyn New York The article also notes Governor John A Johnson planned surgery for appendicitis in St Paul Minnesota on September 1 for a fourth operation
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John A. Hurley
Hammond
Ind
Hurley
Chicago
Brooklyn
N. Y
Notable Figures and Global Events Mix Headlines
Senator Timothy D Sullivan rerouted from Europe to New York City. Duke and Duchess of Marlborough allegedly reconciled in London. Governor Hughes climbs Sulphur Mountain Alberta faster than any known climber. Justice Mills allows Warry Thaw five days in White Plains for business before returning to Matteawan. Jules Bache from Europe links stock boom to crop failures abroad. W S Manning of Baltimore elected president of the American Association of Park Superintendents. Judge Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission predicts record railroad business. Prince Lyott arrives in America on a secret mission for the Czar. Theodore Roosevelt dedicates a com orstone at a new mission church in Wijahe East Africa.
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Timothy D. Sullivan
Europe
New York
Duke
Duchess of Marlborough
London
Hughes
Sulphur Mountain
Alberta
Justice Mills
Warry KK. Thaw
White Plains
Matteawan
Jules 8
Bache
American Association of Park Superintendents
W. 8. Manning
Baltimore
Judge Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prince Lyott
America
Russia
Theodore Roosevelt
Wijahe
East Africa
Lightning Kills Ballplayer William Bedford at Practice
Atlantic City N J during a Cuban Giants practice a bolt struck second baseman William Bedford instantly killing him two teammates Walter Gordon and Charles Folles were knocked unconscious but recovered. Bedford died amid a storm seen by about 1000 spectators he left a widow and several children in Cairo Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
William Bedford
Bedford
Walter Gordon
Charles Folles
Jine Bedford
Cairo
Prohibition Laws Signed by Governor Comer in Alabama
Montgomery Alabama governor Comer signed the session’s Prohibition code including the Fuller bill. The laws bar liquor use or distribution in clubs and by foreign corporations, impeach sheriffs for noncompliance, require municipalities to enforce Prohibition, ban soft drink stands from storing liquor, and prevent gambling via barred doors and electrical devices in public spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Comer
Fuller
Judge bars press printing Grand Jury reports in Ohio
In Mahoning County Ohio Judge Robinson issued a special decree ordering newspapers not to publish stories about actions of a Grand Jury until indictments are returned. The Grand Jury, part of a graft investigation, convened with twenty five women examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Mahoning County
Robinson
Fez Cage Prisoner Leads Sultan’s Court Visit
In Fez Morocco El Roghi, a rebellious claimant to the Moroccan throne, is confined in an iron cage strapped to a camel. Imperial troops drive him through city streets as he faces a guarded public display before being brought to the sultan for questioning inside the palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fez
Morocco
el Roghi
Mayor Ousted For Drinking In Iowa City City
Judge Byron Preston of Oskaloosa rules A M Henderson is removed as Marengo mayor under the Cousin law allowing removal for intoxication. Henderson argued the statute unconstitutional and said he was never drunk on duty, but the judge sustains the law and says a mayor is always on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Byron Preston
Oskaloosa
A. M. Henderson
Marengo
Henderson
Preston
House Burned, Owner Dazed in Cold Spring Fire
Eleven hours after Dr. Olver L. Jones was found wandering and returned to his hundred room residence in Cold Spring the building burned to the ground. The incident follows the earlier wandering episode and highlights a dramatic house fire following the recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olver L. Jones
Cold Spring, L. 1
Michigan Railroad Commission Bans Backward Trains Order
Lansing issues order prohibiting railroads from running trains backward or with cars ahead of the engine. Railroads have ninety days to install turning devices and turntables where needed to comply with the ban. Two killed and fifteen hurt in storm, church roof collapse in Gello Italy.
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Michigan Railroad Commission
Lansing
Gello
Italy
Cretan Flag Removal and Global Dispatches Report
Reports from London say Cretans agreed to remove the Greek flag while heatwaves grip the Middle West with Muskogee reaching 110. In Japan Ibuki-yama, one of seven peaks, collapsed in an earthquake as legal actions proceed over Muskogee fraud indictments. Japanese forces clash with Chinese gendarmes at Haslentao, and China largely drops objections to Japan’s railway reconstruction. A Spanish campaign urging exertion is addressed to soldiers. a cat’s death is linked to ill omens aboard the Norwegian bark Gartha voyage from Padang to New York.
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London
Middle West
Muskogee
Okla
Ibuki-yama
Japan
Haskell
Haslentao
Yamen
China
An-Tung
Moukden
Marina
Silus Ustad
Gartha
Padang
York
Seven Airships Seen Over Rheims Signal New Era
The sight of seven large airships circling Rheims marks a significant shift in aviation and machinery. Observers argue it signals vast changes in life economies and a new era in mechanics akin to the locomotive's impact, challenging claims that air progress has stalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheims
Aviation week at Rheims marks air conquest and new records
At Rheims France a wind stirred aviation week yields new records and growing public interest. M Paulhan flies nineteen miles, reaching 600 feet and passing a railway train while Curtiss is bested by Latham in the six mile race. Attaches from Paris foresee military uses as experts hail rapid progress and international competition. The event promises a strong business and sporting impact across Europe and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheims
France
Ascanta
M. Paulhan
Republic
Curtiss
M. Latham
Httle
Paris
Object Lesson For Visiting Congressmen in San Francisco Bay
The condition of the merchant marine in the Pacific Ocean was presented to a Congressional party en route to Hawaii. Twenty three Representatives toured San Francisco Bay where many vessels lay idle at anchor. Californian congressmen and civic organizations urged action to preserve any portion of trans-Pacific traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco
Cal
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Women in Day's News and Court Gossip
Misa Hilda Martindale becomes senior inspector of factories for Ireland. Princess Albert of Belgium described as the happiest wife in European courts. Lillian and Anne Russell nearing age forty eight and forty five respectively. Nazimova shown as thirty. Justice Greenbaum denies annulment in a trial marriage case involving a girl under eighteen with parental consent. Queen Wilhelmina runs a profitable dairy farm near Het Loo. Etta Goldstein, eighteen, saves family treasure with homemade burglar alarm. Queen Alexandra noted as an expert needlewoman teaching daughters to sew. Captain Nathan D A Sawyer of Jacksonville, Fla., marries Clara Sawyer of Belleville, N J to secure his brother’s estate.
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Misa Hilda Martindale
Ireland
Princess Albert
Belgium
Europe
Lillian Russell
Anne Russell
Tve
Nazimova
Jusice Greenbaum
New York City
Wilhemina
Holland
Het Loo
Etta Goldstein
Jersey City
Queen Alexandra
Nathan D. A. Sawyer
Joachsonville
Pla
Clara ' 8, Sawyer
Belleville, N. J
Triumph for Americans in aeroplane flight display
London. David Lloyd-George, Chancellor of the Exchequer, visited Rheims to witness an exhibition of aeroplanes and praised the Wright machines as the most reliable. He said the Americans showed a great triumph and expressed belief the English are behind in aviation while doubting airship invasion as a warfare threat.
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London
David Lloyd-George
Rheims
Hes
M. Lefebvre
Experiments With Gas Spur Warship Propulsion
Washington reports Navy officials see near-term promise in gas powered engines to propel battleships. Wisconsin and Indiana tests suggest ear engine propulsion could boost fighting efficiency and cut fleet maintenance costs for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wisconsin
Indiana
Navy Department
Labor Movements Across Regions and Reforms
The field of labor reports numerous strikes in 22 years at Spring II Cape Breton and notes a tentative agreement ending seven months of New Jersey batter strikes. Chicago workers won a minimum wage of thirty cents an hour, while Philadelphia carriers plan a combined labor union, benevolent society, and employment agency. English building trades see a 14 percent three year membership drop. EH Misner of San Francisco lodge proposes an International reinstatement fee. Washington Central Labor Union gears up for a monster reception for President Samuel Gompers on return from Europe, with Molders' Journal editor John P. Proy and UGW of America’s B A Larger as delegates to the British Trades Congress.
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Cape Breton
Colfery
New Jersey
Carmen
Chicago
Philadelphia
England
EH. Misner
San Francisco
Cal
Lodge of Machinists
Central Labor Union
Washington
Samuel Gompers
Europe
John P. Proy
Molders' Journal
B.A. Larger
United Garment Workers of America
British Trades Congress
Bold Lincoln penny bandit robs Pennsylvania Express
A lone highwayman halted a Pennsylvania express on the eastern Alleghenies and forced the crew to load bags of pennies and gold for a wilderness escape. The conductor was shot in the hand while resisting, and the robber fled with 3500 dollars in bullion and pennies, leaving large payroll cash untouched. bloodhounds and detectives pursue across sawdust-covered mountain slopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistoin
Alleghany Mountains
Pennsylvania
Ieane Pottenberger
St. Louis
Oscar J., Whitelaw
United States
Railroad and Express Company
Chillcothe
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pittsburg
Seven Orphan Boys Died In Roskeway Fire At St Malachys
Seven charred boys aged three to five were found in the ruins of St Malachys Home at Roskeway Park Rockaway Long Island after a fire. Names given include John Catalanatto John Jones Stewart Warris Tony Bandermeller Matthew Cruse Ignatius Traper Edward Mulligan. Hundreds of other orphans were moved to nearby facilities including Hebrew Sanatorium St Georges Home and local hotels and cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Catalanatto
John Jones
Stewart Warris
Tony Bandermeller
Matthew Cruse
Ignatius Traper
Edward Mulligan
Hebrew Sanatorium
St. George's Church
Pitcher Dies After Quarrel At Baseball Game
In Hackensack New Jersey a quarrel from a New Milford Baseball Club game led to captain Charles Streeter and pitcher John Selmer fighting in a Peetzburg hotel. Streeter allegedly knocked Selmer down twice and struck him again as they fled, fracturing Selmer's skull. He died two hours later. Streeter was arrested and held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streeter
Rathera
Murder in New York City: Arthur Winterstein kills stepsister
In New York City, Arthur Winterstein fatally shot his twelve-year-old step-sister Stella Friedman after she refused to promise to marry him. The case highlights a deadly domestic dispute with fatal consequences.
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Arthur Winterstein
Stella Friedman
New York City
Cloudburst at Rawhide Sweeps Mining Camp Away
A cloudburst at Rawhide Nevada carried away the mining camp. Five men two women and several children are missing while about 500 people are homeless. One hundred twenty five buildings were carried down canyons on a twelve foot wave crest. Forty more structures were destroyed.
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Reno
Nev
Rawhide
Addiiton
Ancient steamboat Norwich burned at Kingston pier
The Norwich, a seventy year old side wheeler famed for breaking Hudson River ice each spring, burned to the water line at her Kingston pier. Once to take a leading part in the Hudson Fulton celebration this fall, the vessel suffered about 50000 dollars in loss to her owner.
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Norwich
Kingston
N. Y
Hudson River
Ancient Etruscan jaw shows 3000 year old dentistry
In Veilin, Germany, a dent al work over three millennia old is displayed at the International Dental Congress. A human jaw from an Etruscan tomb features a calf’s tooth fixed with gold fittings, praised for its fresh workmanship. The piece belongs to Dr. Guerin of Naples, while Emperor William’s exhibit displays Roman forceps and second century tools.
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Veilin
Germany
International Dental Congress
Guerin
Naples
William
Curtiss Wins Airship Races in France Meet
Glen H. Curtiss, American ace, wins the Prix de Vitesse and the international cup at Rheims France, beating Latham and others, with Bleriot's wreck ending his bid. Farman wins the passenger contest, Latham soars to altitude, and Curtiss emerges with top overall honors for the United States.
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Bethany
Rheima
France
Glen H. Curtiss
Latham
Hich
Farman
Curtiss
Bieriot
Paulhan
Lke
United States
Aero Club of America
Danie
Bleriot
Blerot
Curtias
Rooster
Fiid
Lathan
Ising
Detained Workers Testify Of Turmoil At MePressed Plant
Strikebreakers in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania testified that rioting gambling blackmail and cruelty prevailed inside the Me Pressed Steel Car plant at Schoenville where workmen were detained against their will and forced to labor under harsh conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Schoenvile
Ex-President of Humane Society Dies at Walbridge Park Picnic
James M. Brown longtime leader of the American Humane Association died suddenly at the Toledo Homecomers' Picnic in Walbridge Park Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society
Des
James M. Brown
American Human Association
Toledo
Walbridge Park
Ohio
Harvard's watermen shine as Sea Girl Horse Show ends
Harvard touts its watermen as the greatest squad at an American university. The first Sea Girl Horse Show closes with Babette winning the harness championship. Reports estimate S C Hildreth valuing Fitz Herbert at 40000 dollars while J G Greener rejects 520000 for Olambala. Narragansett Pier cottagers aim to make it polo HQ and host an English team next year. Claro defeats Who Knows in a 2.7244 pace at the Empire track matinee. Leach Cross dominates a ten round fight at Bedford Athletic Club in Brooklyn. A Y Marriman friend says the financier plans significant recreation time next year and may support racing. Saratoga Syria remains unclear.
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Harvard
Babette
S. C. Hildreth
Fitz Herbert
J. Gd. Greener
Olambala
Narragansett Pier
Death Toll in Monterey Flood Reaches High mark
Montery disaster swamps city as 1200 feared dead and 15 000 left homeless. Santa Catarina River tops records with 17.5 inches of rain over three days. Plaza Zaragoza submerged at times. Property losses estimated near 20 million dollars. relief efforts underway with thousands fed at municipal offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Mexico
Santa Catarina
Plaza Zaragoza
Mother poisons five children in Missouri case
In St Joseph Missouri Carrie Sanders forty one gave morphine to five of her six children and attempted to poison the sixth before a neighbor intervened She confessed and then swallowed morphine and cut her throat The five year old Weldon died doctors warned the others could have survived The mother was injured but expected to recover
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Carrie Sanders
Weldon
Poleon
Tragic Hudson River drowning of Ludwig brothers
George and Emil Ludwig, estranged from family, drowned in the Hudson River New York City with one brother attempting to rescue the other.
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George
Emil Ludwig
Hudson River
New York City
Originator of Itello Bill Dies in Cincinnati at 70
Colonel William D. Shaw, a Cincinnati railroad man and originator of the Itello Bill, known for elk slogar at lodge conventions, died aged seventy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
William D. Shaw
District Attorney seeks re election in New York City
District Attorney Jerome announces intention to seek re election in New York City. Other items note Revolutionary Albanians refusing peace talks Turkish troops move to clear bands near Verissowich and the non magnetic yacht Carnegie begins first science cruise alongside reports of a St Louis cruiser setting a new speed record from Hawaii to San Francisco pellagra deaths in Butler County Alabama and Clarke County cases with 100 cases and several deaths. Presidential orders to cut the army by ten percent or to a force of 0 000 men stir Washington. Gentry in Hoo Poh China threaten to not recognize edict if Hankow railroad loan granted. About 3 500 000 acres in North and South Dakota to be allotted in October per a Washington statement.
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Jerome
New York City
Verissowich
Carnegie
St. Louis
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco
Butler County
Ala
Clarke County
Hoo Poh
China
New Jersey State News Highlights a Ball of Fire and Missing Child
A horse dealer from Clavie Michigan suffered severe burns after a lamp fire in Sussex while trying to light a room. He smothered the blaze with a blanket and will be in bed two weeks. Separately, an infant’s disappearance near Mrs. Weaver's home triggered frantic police searches until the child was found safe with Mrs. Jenkins. A Philadelphia teacher, Edna Schaeffer, jumped from a bridge into Rancocas Creek and died, losing a recent contest by one vote and suffering a nervous prostration afterward.
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Edward Axford
Clavie
Mich
Sussex
Trenton
Mra. Henry Weaver
Mrs. Weaver
Benjamin Jenkins
Jenkins
Edna Schaeffer
Philadelphia
Rancocas Creek
Miss Schaeffer
Clarence Schaeffer
Municipal Hospital
Bridgeton official lists pharmacy exam passers in Trenton
Henry A. Jordan of Bridgeton discloses successful candidates from the recent state pharmacy exam in Trenton. Names include W. F. Cramer Jr and Hightsown M H Cunningham among registered pharmacists with several others from Philadelphia Mantua Occoan Grove Spring Lake Burlington Freehold and more. An auto accident in Passaic injures a five year old boy. car occupants flee after striking him.
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Henry A. Jordan
Bridgeton
State Board of Pharmacy
Trenton
W. F. Cramer, Jr
Polot Pleasant
M. H.cunningham
Hightstown
J. Davidowitch
Philadelphia
F. S. Hillegass
Mantua
C. F. Kennedy
Occoan Grove
E. F. Morton
D. F. Renner
Spring Lake
Monroe Street
Passaic
Andrew Zerlekik
Tragic collisions and deaths记录 from Elizabeth and Newton
A dog and owner Geo Barnes were killed crossing a Central Railroad track in Elizabeth when an express passed. Also Newton mourns William Shafer of Dan Rice’s circus at eighty three, a recluse after gambling loss. Staten Island drowning claims Frank Iciiski and Michael Musynek. Ocean City teacher Eleanor Kennedy dies of heart disease after swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Geo. Barnes
Willam Street
Central Railroad
Division Street
Ries
William Shafer
Dan Rice
Newton
Shafer
Rice
Europe
Slater
Frank Iciiski
Michael Musynek
South Front Street
Bay’ Way
Staten Island
Frank
Michael
Eleanor Kennedy
Ocean City
Philadelphia
Snake Killing Mongoose Dies From Rattlesnake Bite
The West Indian mongoose belonging to George McIntosh of Montclair died from rattlesnake poison after August 16. The animal killed thirty two fakes in ten minutes and three rattlers on a wager, but was bitten on the fat when grabbing the last one in the wrong place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McIntosh
Montclair
Woman Dead and House Burned Near Trenton
Mrs William Tigar died in a fire when a gasoline can was mistaken for kerosene causing an explosion at her home across the river from Trenton The house was destroyed An unrelated note reports Elmer school buildings fitted with fire escapes and other local misfortunes including a bicycle accident serious erysipelas in Walter Chow Barnesboro and chimney collapse near Woodbury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Tigar
Trenton
Elmer
Walter Chow
Barnesboro
Pannie Starr
Broad Street
Woodbury
Mullica Brothers
Salem
Beverly
Chely
J. L. Pease
Cross Keys
Millville
Russell Barent
Jersey Tunnels Popular Opening Draws Huge Use
More than 500000 people used the McAdoo tunnels between lower Manhattan and Jersey City in the flat opening week, reflecting strong demand as the new crossing began operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
McAdoo
Lower Manhattan
Jersey City
Race Starter Shot Dead in Henderson Kentucky
A race meeting in Henderson Kentucky saw official starter Edward Duke shot and killed by owner William Ball who reportedly fired four shots, the last three hitting Duke as he lay in the street. Ball is charged with murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
William Ball
Edward Duke
Ball
Duke
England Eyes Argentine Beef Trade Amid Meat Shortage
London reports Britain weighing loosening bans on Argentine cattle as meat scarcity and fears of American control push officials to seek Argentina’s steps against foot and mouth disease. Other dispatches note a fatal Italian army accident, Croker selling eight horses in Dublin, and British hay import embargo being lifted for several U.S. states.
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England
Argentina
London
British Board of Agriculture
Great Britain
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Maryland
Delaware
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