Plague Ships Quarantine Sparks Fire Island Landing Clash
The New York Health Board reports no cholera cases by day 14 after quarantines on ships Moravia Normannia Rugis Wyoming and Scandia. Chaos follows as Fire Island is prepared as a refuge. troops and harbor authorities clash with baymen, leading to arrests, injunctions, and eventual state control of the quarantine camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
New York Harbor
Health Board of
Matropolis
Dr. Jenkins
Nowonsex
Moravia
Normannia
Rugis
Wyoming
Scandia
New York
Fire Island
BanJy Hook Point
Miro Island
Engerr
Caprio
Surf Hotel
Malarena
New York City
Great South Bay
Semons Raron
Ous
Firs Laland
Bus Pier
Terice Waa
Sny One
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Jretios Baroard
Board of Health
Islip
Long Island
Firs Llama
Flower
Jenkins
Buffalk
Firsodesa
Dudga Barnard
Flower Isuai
Naval Reserve
Setyldance
Fico
Cepheus
Cap Miller
Jaca
Cosas
Vas
Barnard
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Caphious
Great Bonth Bay
Tog
Burl
Columbia
Mutic Bolnz
Chay
Tesra
Bastia
Thateach
National Guard
Fira Island
Normiannia
Paweewera
Fira Isand
Babylon
Foster
Judea Bernard Leet
Nector Jenkins
Nore Moonoin
Roger A. Bhorman
A. M. Valmer
Plague Devastation Eases in Hamburg As Outbreak Subdues
The latest Hamburg cholera report shows 167 fresh cases and 206 deaths, with burials at 345. Recovery signs appear as bililars reopen and streets regain life while ships, docks, and hotels show reduced activity amid mass emigration and ongoing hardship.
Cholera Death Toll in Persia Reaches Thirty Thousand
Advices from Teheran note the cholera epidemic has ceased and berars reopen. City mortality is estimated at 13 000 with six new cemeteries filled. Total deaths around 30 000. The American Presbyterian Mission reports eighty hospital patients with one third recovered and two thousand treated outside hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamborg
Laat
Epidorste
Hamburg
Jungternatisg
Hamare
Berlin
Imperial Health
Elba
Bremon
Teheran
Persia
Alt Ja
American Presbyterian Mission
Pennsylvania Soldiers in Homestead Mobilization Report
War Department receives Colonel Volkman report on Pennsylvania National Guard noting efficiency discipline and unique mobilization system. It praises cohesion from coal miners to surface troops and cites Governor Patterson’s influence. It recounts Homestead clashes with provost guard dispersing crowds and the use of force to prevent armed unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States War Department
W.J. Volkman
Adjutant- General’s Department
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Homestead
Mo Hiv Rochot
Liv
Patterson
Volkman
Ssms
Pennsylvania National Guard
Labor unrest and union activity across cities and nations
The report highlights widespread labor issues with 55000 London tailors locked out, 9 390 000 workers in France linked to Grazz cultivation, and Chicago drivers labeled Union. It notes 4000 Pacifica Craft Seamen's Union members, rising telegraph operator numbers in the United States, reduced cabinetmaker hours in Cincinnati, a lawsuit over non union tobacco branding, and moves to form a National Labor union under the AFL. It also mentions a 7th annual conference of factory inspectors with about forty attendees and the death of Winston Reese aged 104, the oldest iron worker in the United States, from Bolivar Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Grazz
France
Hackwes
Chicago
Wales
Tax Socialists
Paris
Bsso
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners
TOERE
United States
Cincinnati
Ohio
Amrmaori
Wen
American Federation of Labor
International Association of
Hartford
Conn
Winston Reese
Bolivar
Penn
France . Iarge
Tax Pacifica Craft Seamen's Union
Tiger Attack Ends Circus Rider's Tragic Parade
A street parade in Maysville Kentucky turned deadly when a tiger tore into a rider nicknamed Animal George from Columbus Ohio. Trainers halted the beast after the attack but the rider suffered severe injuries including a torn face and multiple broken bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Tls
Maysville
Animal George
Columbus
Ohio
Mive
Britons Fired On At Sea Amid Cholera Crackdown
The text describes British vessels under attack by U S forces along an unnamed Central American port route. The Atrata steamship faced cannons and forced transfers and boarding attempts. The report notes reprisals and orders to avoid congestion, with vessels warned against European ships.
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Bruins Royal Mall
Atrata
Sivanius
Panama
Central America
Ant
Alon Tae
West Cambridge Junction Freight Collision Kills Eight
A westbound Fitchburg Railroad through freight struck a standing passenger train at West Cambridge Junction Massachusetts. Eight killed outright and nearly forty injured with several fatally, as cars pile up on both tracks and emergency crews rush to aid victims.
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Fitchburg
West Cambridge
Mass
Campo
Watertown
Beaton
Goodwin
Pasenger
Eugene Alexander
C.F Lawson
Fitchburg Road
Orn
Bose
Stram
Wreck on Clearfield and Cambrian Railroad Kills Seven
A passenger train led by Engineer GC W Ferry fails to stop for a passing work train near Rokenrod causing a head on crash. Seven killed including Ferry and conductor L Parrish. five laborers die instantly, over a dozen injured. Inquiry blames Ferry for disregarding orders.
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Clearfield and Cambrian Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
GC. W. Ferry
Altoona
Patton
Stotion
Renn
Rokenrod
Patton's
Engineer Farry
Freman
L. Parrish
Gallitzin
Engineer Ferry
Markets Show Wholesale Prices For Country Produce In New York
Readable OCR lists farm produce and dairy items with per unit prices. Entries include beans peas and legumes, various fruits like apples peaches and melons, vegetables such as cabbage onions and cucumbers, along with live and dressed poultry, eggs, and dairy products from Western and State factories. The column reflects market quotes and grade notes for farm goods and creams, with several price points and packaging details.
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St. &Penp
St. & Penn
Isis
Graneg
Upriver
Del
Up River
Niagara
Champion
Jersey
Loub Basket
Cholee
Poon
N. J
Phila L
L. L
Eyens
Scundy
Pring
Dreamey
Inferior
Acme
Jerov
South Jersey
RTC
Parc Ee
Poet John Greenleaf Whittier Dies in New Hampshire
John Greenleaf Whittier died at Hampton Falls New Hampshire at 430 am after a period of unconsciousness. He was taken to Amesbury Massachusetts for burial with funeral at his former Friend Street home and interment in Union Cemetery. Notables at the service included Oliver Wendell Holmes and William Lloyd Garrison's son Francis J. Garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Greezenleap Whittier
Joan Greenleaf Whittier
Hampton Falls
N. H
Inger
Pixard
Whittier
Amesbury
Poer
Publc
Friend Street
John Greenleaf Whittier
Haverhill
Mass
Society of ‘Riends
Stract
Haverhill Academy
Academy
Jam Lioy Garrison
Newburyport
Garrison
Whittler
American Manufacturer
Boston
Haverhill Gazette
New England Weekly Review
Hartford
New England
Sava
Hazel Blosconie
Behard
Bay of Seven Islands
St Amesbury
Mas
Union Cemetery
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Willian Cogswell
C. Stedtman
Harriott Prescott Spofford
Francis J. Garrison
William Lloyd Garrison
C.0. Howard
T. W. Nigginson
Official Crop Report Shows Decline in September Corn Condition
The Department of Agriculture reports September corn condition at 79.5 down from August 2.5 with most states above the national average. Present conditions vary by state from 70 in Winds to 76 in Nebraska, while Michigan and Wisconsin trail the national figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Michigan
Wisconsin
Cdn Joss
Vaxceens
Virginia
Ossipied Man Dead Heart of One of the Greatest Wreaks
Jonathan P. Basy died at his Lewiston New York home after a life marked by sensational tours and a notorious public image. The obituary notes his wealth from a Lewiston property and his noted physical frailty from illness. Born in uncertain youth he became a public figure in a famous show or curiosity act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan P. Basy
Lewiston
N. Y
Zacs
Lewiston- Hess
Lily
Genoa Pageant on Columbus Dis covered in Ambiguity
A garbled OCR style fragment describes Genoa Italy pageantry tied to Columbus discovery. It mentions Ketura Brow Anerlen and a feature of Ceduv tios with a celebratory mood. The text is unclear with disrupted names and phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Italy
Hetura
Columbus
Porte
Tg Pales
Flowered Praise From Kate Van Nuab Passage
A flawed fragment from Kate Van Nuab in Kate Field's Washington extols a beloved face and voice. The speaker marvels at human blessing and perfect power as expressions of admiration with lyric reverie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Vannuab
Kate Field
Washingston
Fragmented jumbled humor and circus scene fragments
A collage of jokes and dialogue snippets mixed with a panther leopard circus incident and stray notes from various papers. It blends humor, quotes, and odd descriptions with chaotic excerpts and a single dramatic animal encounter.
Breeding Better Bees Aimed At Larger, Stingless Races
An 1879 style notion argues cross breeding domestic bees with Indian giants and South American stingless bees to produce a larger, longer proboscis honey bee. Proponents claim improved yields could boost U S honey and wax value, with swarming controlled by traps, justifying government-supported experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Giles
India
A. Luo
Guosle
United States
Bonafushat Would Accrua If the Experiments Were Aucoogatus. Faw Individale
Thole
South America
Gites
Where He Was and the Church Sermon Discord
A rural church scene disrupted by a dog's chorus during a Sunday sermon triggers the rector to rush out thinking a car is his. He returns puzzled about the sermon thread and asks the clerk where he left off, while a stray dog tale sets the mood for a chaotic moment in the church yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Church Yard
Nister
Chicago
Tritone
Pennsylvania
Carnahan
Kansas City
Ieave
Baltimore and Ohio
Thad
Short Road to Wealth Promoter Sells Georgia Mines Claim
In a venal pitch a Georgia gold region offer is touted as the best on the American continent. Atlanta Gold Mining Company seeks investors at five dollars a share, promising mills, dividends, and a quick path to wealth backed by stock in a firm with Southern banking transfer agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocky Mountains
Comstock
Mackey & O'Brien Syndicate
Bonanza
Havana
Pont By
Scross
Anid
Fenid
Anez
Toutist
North Georgia
South
Georgia
Atlanta Gold Mining Company
The
Southern Banking and Trust Co
Atlanta
New York Exchange
Post Office
Prize potato diggers a contested Victoria prize
The Victoria agricultural department offered 1250 dollars for potato driving machines. Fifty three entries, ten showing up. contest narrowed to three machines. Judges awarded 125 to a colonial invention and 10 100 to two American inventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department of Victoria
Co operative farming grows in New Zealand settlements
The American Apriculturist notes three northern island settlements formed between 1885 and 1987 with land blocks of 112, 1906 and 3221 acres. Eighty seven heads of families share improvements valued from 15000 to 830000 dollars. Five have defaulted on rent and advances, but most occupiers will own their farms after instalments. The communities cultivate gardens, pastures, orchards and crops, building dwellings as the land clears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Sculpting Large Statues Reclaimed by Corraperduce Process
Florence sculptor R. H. Park announces the rediscovery of corraperduce, a wax casting method to produce large statues in one piece like Cellini’s Perseus. The process builds a clay model, creates a plaster reproduction, forms a matrix with a core, casts with wax, then pours bronze after wax removal. results are superior but cost rises by about $1000 per statue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Park
Florence
Benvenuto Cellini
New York Observer
A Spaniard and wife cross Alps in eleven days
A Spaniard and his wife traveled the 300 mile Alpine route by carriage drawn by mules, completing the journey in eleven days. The item appears amid other notes and advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Como
Dr. Hoxsle
Sturginta
Goe
A. P. Hoxale
Buffalo
N.Y
Alps
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Progress OF the Pilague
Post
Ships of New
War Department
Sella's Circus
Tyrer
John Greenleap Whittier
Mr. Whittier
Official Crop Report
Ossipied Man
Columbus Petes
Ketura Brow
Anerlen
Canada
Attel
Blas
Justas
Whizz
Imarket
Ling
Yeo
Gamso
Gamao
Zan
Fosdick
Wagley
Walter
Vie
Harmston’s
Ushanghal Mercury
Arizona
Hanlon
Yuma
Los Ewenty
Bonriye
Brielt Contenna
Tesco
Tombstone
Tiowne Y
Ronson
Tinou
Peterburg
Wapgood
Crick Og
Amerikanskiya Zhitol
Jia
Bank Street
Léa
New York Weekly
Toad
Silvanus Thompson
A. M
Drugetan Sheteyvitte
Hall
Lkwcham
Johnson
Avery Traveler
Nynunaby
ADWAY
Trea
Dr. Krinxs & Co
Brsonauron
Mina
SM. M. Birusreit
Montgomery
Ala
Argusville
N. D
Colusa
Cal
Express
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atiant A
Douglas Mhoes
Pftakenos Institute
W. Ly Douglas
Migde Hood
Douglaw
W. L. Douglas
Stathog
Alco
Douglas
Urecktos
Mag
Hood
California
San Francisco
Louisville
George Wilkinson
Lowville, Murrey Co
Minn
Hoschee
Ernie
Grovera
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
LH. Harris
Pittaburgh
Janssens
LO Soiree
Priers
Athietic
Nicyele
Xuetenre
Aig Dericn Vw
Jann Oe
Randiass
Frazer Sass
Nia
Iit
Genzhall
Aterteny Wealth Association
Omc
COINC
Mhopurul
Broadway
Dalmas
Aluce
Ieee
Piso
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