Plague Routes and Infection Modes Warn American Vulnerability
An analysis outlines three overland routes from India to Europe and two maritime routes via the Red Sea and Suez. It details inoculation inhalation and deglutition as infection pathways and warns that Pacific Coast ports remain America's most vulnerable point to plague entry.
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America
Pacific Coast
Indian Empire
India
Europe
Professor V. Caughn
Poplar Science Monthly
Red Sea
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Afghanistan
Lahore
Punjab
Transcaspian
Russia
Rom Samarkand
Desert
Ouzoun Ada
Baku
Pronces
Baluchistan
Persia
Caspian
Black Seas
Caucasus
Tifiis
Cheran
Rusa
Turkey
Asia
Ayoama
Toyo
Hongkong
Wyssokoitch
Jobobat
Pacific
Manila
San Franisco
San Francisco
Point-On-Thearestern
The Wily Badger Joke From Denver Times
A Denver Times item recounts Paul Henrich describing Nebraska badgers as sharp and clever. He explains a tale where a badger uses a tuft of tail hair to herd vermin into a stream, then releases them downstream while the vermin float away.
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Paul We
Frenrich
Nebraska
Henrich
Badger
Mr. Badger
Denver Times
Heat and Slumber Across The City
A dairyman recounts a chilling tale of a young Black boy who, in extreme heat, sleeps by a dead calf, illustrating endurance to heat. The report also notes chilly behavior in winter with bare feet and cites workers at Florida Central and Peninsular railroad lumber wharfs seeking shade at noon.
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Carling
Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad
Morida Times-Union
Oxen Yokes Spread from American Farm to Mexican Neighbors
A Mexican village adopts United States style yokes after an American farmer demonstrates their effectiveness. The tale notes the joke about a tied neck and strength, highlighting cultural exchange and technological imitation across the border from Guadala jara to the local neighborhood.
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Guadalajara
Republic
United States
Mexico
Tailors Seek Natural Pose For Best Fitting Clothes
The New York Sun notes that a man looks best when not measuring himself before a mirror. A portrait painter and tailor both prefer a natural pose to reveal true form, enabling alterations that correct defects and yield garments that fit and flatter when worn.
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New York Sun
Telephone Rack Steno Seeks Reach At Work Site
In a downtown office a title stenographer complains about a rotary telephone rack placed high on the wall. She says she must use it as much as others and her reach is too short. A laborer nearby responds with a practical remark.
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Ltiniorist
Periph
Tribune Publishing Company
Montana
Boers Routed as French Seizes Colesburg in Cape Campaign
General French defeated the Boers and occupied Colesburg after a night maneuver turning the Boer right. British forces pressed the retreat, capturing wagons and stores with minimal losses, as Colesburg and surrounding hills fell under British control.
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Rensgere
Cape Colony
French
Colesburg
Light for England as French drives Boer forces back
A dispatch from Loxpoyx notes General French’s success at Colesburg boosting morale in South Africa. It urges sending more cavalry and mounted infantry to pursue the Boers toward Norval’s Pont and the Orange River, while warning of potential bridge destruction and Dutch disaffection.
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Colesburg
French
London
Daily Mail
Rensburg
Colesbury
South Africa
Orange Axers
Free State
Norval’s Pont
Buller
Springfield
Colenso
Modder River
Reporte l
Sea” Do
Wreck of a Large Three Masted Schooner Off Hatteras
Reported salvage warned ten sailors perished in the hurricane wreck off Hatteras after 21 deaths at sea and 15 aboard an unknown bark. A schooner’s fate remains uncertain with no survivors landed.
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Hatteras
French Steamer Pierre Le Grand Believed Lost At Sea
Great anxiety grips Marseilles over the steamer Pierre Le Grand from Odessa missing for a week after gales. The vessel carried 45 crew members and is presumed to have foundered with all hands.
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Marseilles
Jin
Pierre le Grand
Odessa
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Lis
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RAY OF Light
England
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New Yoak
East Fourth Street
William Campbell & Co
New York Hygeia Ice Company
Manhattan Electric Light Company
Campbell Company
Calcurra
Lord Curzon
Eureka
Metropolitan National Bank
Chicago
Continental National Bank
Chi
Deseret National Bank
Salt Lake City
Utah
People's National Bank
Rock Island
Dillon, Montana
Montana Music Co
Tribune Pub. CO
Dillon, Mont
N. Main Street
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Ely
EL ‘Brothers
Warren Street
Ee Wint
B.C. Dake
Merchants’ Exchange
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Wernicke
LN Ad Railway
Great Western Limited
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