Quarantine Ship News and Camp Low Opening
Immigrant arrivals from infected vessels are quarantined around New York Bay. Crews and passengers are dispersed to Hoffman Island and Camp Low on Sandy Hook after disinfection and medical checks. Reports note measles cases and limited cholera. Camp Low opens amid military guard and a growing detention population.
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Ibland
Pastentera
New York Bay
Bandy Hook Refuge
Camp Low
Sandy Hook
Hoffman Island
Cholera Scare on Two Steamers and Paris Excursions Halted
The steamer Uranus arrived at Hull from Hamburg and was tested by Health authorities who found no infection. A fireman fell ill with suspected Asiatic cholera after the voyage. Eppleton arrived at Queenstown from Newcastle, and doctors deem the case not cholera. Fifteen people are under treatment for cholera in Antwerp with no new cases. Railway firms cancel provincial trips to Paris connected with the National notes.
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Sims
Rozina Gushoff
Christiane Olsen
Marasmus
Foster
Weber
Aenkinn Geft
Ellis Lead
New Hampshire
Quarantinn
Hamburg-American Line
Hoboken
Terre, Firma
Bohemia
Hampashire
Wyoming
Scandia
Hoffman Istsn
Normannia
Rugia
Camper
Moravia
Hoffman Island
Nortoanaola
Swinburne
Fire Island
Witt
Bost
Baymen
G. D. Hassell
Hays
A. G Bsobe
Boston
Hasson Gordetalond
Ernest Jolly
Paris
France
Hull
England
Hamburg
Eppleton
Queanstown
Newcastle
Antwerp
Belgion
Madrid
Vera Cruz
Andrews
Bossyx
Huelva
Hoe
Vers Cruz
Sappho
Adolf
A. Schoopsma
Cholera Outbreak Strikes New York City with Multiple Deaths
The Board of Health reported four confirmed cholera deaths and three more suspicious cases within a single night in New York City. Victims include Charlotte Beck and Minnie Levinger among others, with investigations noting no clear link to shipping cargo and urging strict quarantine and hygiene measures.
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New York City
Board of Health
Simi
Charlotte Beck
Seconl Avenus
Peter Caraghas
No. St
Eleventh Avenue
Sophia Wigmann
William
Pampengora
Porte
McAvoy
Equator
Nono
Cone
William Wigman
Avonoa
Inburge American Company
Wits
Health Department
Mary Conerty
Second Avenue
War Department approves report on magazine arms selection
General Grant acting Secretary of War approves the Board on Magazine Arms findings. After testing 53 gaps and comparing foreign and private firms, the Krag Jorgensen No. 5 is recommended for adoption as a versatile rapid magazine arm suitable for mixed fire.
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General Grant
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
Denmark
England
France
Gere Mny
Japan
Portugal
Roumanis
Russia
Switzerland
Harrison to Arbitrate Boundary Disputes Brazil Argentina
The United States mediates a boundary dispute between Brazil and Argentina under a treaty with the two republics. President Harrison accepts the role of arbiter, with Brazil and Argentina given twelve months to submit their cases and a further year for his decision after briefs are filed.
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United States
Argentina Republic
Brazil
Harrison
Mower
Bta
Braziana
Panther Attack Kills Three Children in Minnesota
A panther from Baroum's Circus fatally attacked a family near Warsiw Minnesota. Kitty Yancey twelve, Herbert Yancey agout ten, and a younger child were killed while a dog accompanied them. The panther was shot after the incident.
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Kitty Yancey
Azer
Herbert
Yancey
Agot Ton
Warsiw
Minn
Baroum
Woodal
Nead
Litton
Italians Parade for Columbus Monument Unveiling in NYC
A large procession of Italian societies marched from Washington Square to the circle at Fifty Ninth Street and Eighth Avenue in New York City to honor the Columbus Monument gifted by the United Italian Society. The Gorigisno transport brought the pieces, workers loaded the sections on trucks, and a warship float preceded speeches by Chevalier Borsotti and others with Archibishop Corrigan blessing the monument.
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Roussia
Axenica
Italy
Payladelphta
Georgia
United States
United States Has Adopted A Risis Known As the ‘Kragjorgensen
Russia
Tuer
Minneapolis
Mton
New Orleans
Logland
Germany
Cedar Grove
Cal
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Banda of
Tobs Transporte
Fifth Avenue
Washington Arch
Pio
New York
Brooklyn
Newark
Jersey City
Garigliano
Fiftyninth Straet
Eighth Avenue
Chevalier Borsotth
Columbus
4Vah's
Committee of One Hundred
Corrigan
Grant
Tavpsa
Rav
Father de Santi
Luizt Roversi
Janner
Nnd
Italia National Air
Fatal boiler explosion hits Etaples mill near Comber
A boiler explosion at Forca and Dickinson's mill in Etaples on the Leamington and St. Clair Railway killed one worker instantly and fatally injured another with about twenty others hurt. The blast carried the boiler two hundred feet, damaging nearby homes with flying debris. Cause under investigation with conflicting claims that the boiler was outdated or had scaling on plates affecting valve tracking.
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Forca & Dickinson
Etaples
Leamington and St. Clair
Comber
Canada
Levyon
Ita
Bricka
Six at a birth by North Carolina mountaineer wife
The wife of Charles Billings, a mountaineer in Ash County, NC, gave birth to six boys. All births were live, weights from four and a half to nine pounds. Mrs Billings, 31, had four prior children born singly. The family, distant from rail lines, relies on game and fish for a living and has received rural aid and congratulations since the sextet’s arrival.
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Bix
Beecher
Seti
Vara Sexaton Krsna
West Virginia
Auoust Sratwanine
Goveron Bunny
Bristol
N. H
bin Axprew Crank
Benjamin Disraeli
Joan D. Rockers
Standard Oil
Atlanta
Myron H. Clark
Hamilton Fish
America
Joan Jacon Aston
New York
Willian Rexsr
Pioneer Iron Mill
Pennsylvania
Bolivar
Westmoreland County
Ieaven
Manate
Pittsburg
Charles Dillincs
Ashs County
Caroline
Markets Update Shows Late Wholesale Prices in New York
The market list reports bears and beans, peas, and various dairy items with prices in New York. It covers creamery products, cheese, fruits, vegetables, and grain like flour and wheat, detailing ranges for different grades and regional suppliers.
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New York
Yao Lina
Cal
UDO
Dbtdeseveeseneseree IG Botren
Ccecce Western
Creamery
Weatero
Idniry
3Ia
Coeese
Raor
Wits
Del
Pebb
Niazaraperit
Concord
Cape Col
Jersey
Staty Penn
Brothers
Scon Js
Jerny
Duferior
South Jersey
Grand Army Encampment Opens in Washington
The twenty sixth G A R encampment in Washington began with ideal weather and a parade. General Palmer opened ceremonies after a review by Vice President Morton and a message from President Harrison. The two day event featured a large Grand Army parade with about 59 000 veterans, including troops from Ohio New York and Pennsylvania and many state posts.
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Washington
Grand Army Place
Executive Mansion
Eugene A. Carrusa
Regular Army
District National Guard
Department of the Potomac
G. A. R. and Sons of Veteran
Second Streat
Peensylvania Avenue
Treasury
Morton
Palmer
Harrison
Loox Lake
John Palmer
Bexsawin Hannison
Grand Army
White House
Marton
Noble
Schofield
J. W. Keifer
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Treasury Building
Sigma
Carter Bind
Boston
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Sinois Department
G. A. KR
Rusk
Wisconsin
Keystone
Parsons Point
Ohio
Rutherford B. Hayes
Hayes
Empire State
Otto
Ringes
Sickles
Slocum
New York
Connecticut
CG. A. R
Condition Of Crops In September Report
The Government Statistician reports September crop conditions to the Department of Agriculture. Corn shows a rare drop. wheat harvests remain high but below several past Septembers. Rye, oats, and potatoes weaken due to rain, with cotton at its lowest September level since 183.
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Department of Agriculture
Issa
Yaturak
Two men die in brutal riverboat duel
Britton Johnson of Eastport Tennessee and William Johnson of Boyertown Missouri were boat workers who quarreled and exchanged shots in a hand to hand duel. Each man fired repeatedly, both dying from two bullet wounds after a desperate struggle.
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Sheffelt Too
St. Nowe
Britton Johnson
Eastport
Tenn
William Johnson
Boyertown
Ali
Britton
Walle Tan
State of Wisconsin to prove Lizzie Borden link to Providence trip
State prosecutors allege Lizzie Borden traveled from Fall River Massachusetts to Providence via New Bedford months before the murders. They say she consulted a lawyer about disposing of her father's property and again visited Providence two weeks prior to the crime. The defendant allegedly made stores visits and purchases in Providence.
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Fall River
Massy
Terezie Borden
Providence
New Bedfard
Mander Dhe
Bigyer
Prosiene
Purehnses
Pueblo Indians described as peaceful and just society
The article recounts Charles F. Lummis praising Pueblo laws as simple and well enforced, noting rare crime and a humane justice system. It highlights clan centered social structure with matrilineal descent and strong female household ownership, plus a rare anecdote on twins comparing dress and identity.
Warship dispatch in Caribbean not tied to Venezuela border row
Secretary Foster says naval patrols to Venezuela ports aim to safeguard American interests amid VenezuelanChaos and not to threaten any nation. The State Department urges legal action to justify detention of the ship South Fortmond in New York over alleged contraband munitions for Venezuelan insurgents.
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Btate
Foster
Chicago
Philadelphia
Venezuela
Great Britain
State Department
South Fort
Mnod
New York
Department
Student Shoots Teacher Then Ends Own Life in Tarnopol
Despatch reports at Tarnopol in Austrian Galicia a gymnasium student named Johann Schwol drew a revolver and shot Professor Felix Gilowade after classes, killing him instantly. He then killed himself, the motive given as a long held grudge against the strict teacher.
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Tarnopol
Galicia
Lemberg
Johann Schwol
Fred
Felix Gilowade
Schwol
Adopted by a Cat and a Star Count Debate
A valley resident reports a cat adopting two young rabbits raised by a boy, the litter receiving motherly care. Separate note from Luenemo California questions astronomy beliefs noting visible stars likely number about 100 million, arguing infinity would darken the sky.
Orchestra In a Prison in Pennsylvania
A large prison orchestra of about 300 inmates performs daily at a Pennsylvania facility, unique for inmates practicing music unseen by others and allowed to cultivate art within. The group conducts a nightly program from evening until seven. The report cites it as perhaps the world’s strangest and most valued musical enterprise.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsbury
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