Cholera on Hamburg Line Shocking Death Toll Rises Aboard Moravia
New York dispatches report the Moravia with 22 deaths from cholera en route from Hamburg to New York, including 20 children. The ship is quarantined at Gravesend Bay as passengers’ baggage undergoes disinfection. Other Hamburg American Line ships Normannia and Rugia report additional cholera deaths and cases, with warnings of more fatalities and indefinite holding as authorities try to prevent spread.
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New York
Moravia
Hamburg-American Line
Hamburg
Gravesend Bay
Normannia
Jenkens
Mamburg
Rugia
Ngia
Democrats Nominate Omaha Ticket in Convention
The Nebraska Democratic convention crowd heard Matthew Gering announce officers. The ticket included Governor J Sterling Morton Lieutenant Governor Samuel Wolhbach Secretary F M Crow Auditor Peter F Ocean Treasurer Andrew Beckiman Superintendent J W Hornburger and lands and buildings Jacob Wiggins with presidential electors Albert Watkins Edgar Howard George H Thomas R E Dumpye Albert Gordon and T V Golden. Governor Boies to begin Iowa campaign September 15 with multiple speeches. electors at large John Shervin and X Pieski named.
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J. Sterling Morton
Samuel N. Wolhbach
F. M. Crow
Peter F. Ocean
Andrew Beckiman
J. W. Hornburger
Jacob Wiggins
Albert Watkins
Edgar Howard
George H. Thomas
R. E. Dumpye
Albert Gordon
T. V
Des Moines
Boies
Iowa
Missouri Valley
Democratic State Central Committee
Ilinois
Missouri
Plague Threat Spurs Twenty Day Vessel Quarantine
President Harrison orders twenty days quarantine of vessels from all infected countries to halt the plague spread. If needed stricter actions will follow to protect the United States.
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Washington
Harrison
Public Confidence Shrivels in Face of Ongoing Plague Panic
The board of health reports 718 new cases and 276 deaths as cooler weather arrives. Public trust is eroded by repeated predictions of improvement that fail within days. Hotel keepers discuss closing as panic spreads and departures rise citywide. Cholera deaths surge at Havre with 33 fatalities and widespread hotel losses amid early closures.
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Hampana
Dept
Board of Health
Tyre
Paris
Havre
Tronville
Wreck of Schooner City of Toledo. crew drowned
The schooner City of Toledo was driven ashore at Pierport during a northwesterly gale. All hands perished except one survivor. vessel owned by Manistee Lumber Co and laden with 35 000 feet of lumber. Captain John McMillan and his daughter Lizzie aboard. several Chicago men named as crew.
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Manistre
Mich
City
Toledo
Pierport
Here
Tost
John McMillan
The
Manistee Lumber Company
Manistee
Lizzie McMillan
George McBkinzay
Grand Haven
Angus MenEsh
Chicago
John Laren
William McCartity
John O'Neil
Manistee Lumier Company
Michigan City
Ind
Marquette
Western Reserve
Au Sable Banks
Harry Stewart
Algonac
Cleveland
General notes from Guthrie jail to Mars to murders
The column lists incidents from across the country including jail escapes in Guthrie O T a man and a woman traveling from Seattle to Chicago for 5000 dollars a flour output dip in demand a strike of mill hands at Rhinelander Wis a saloon license rise in Pine Bluff Ark an Albert Smith killer James Starling a shooting in Madison Jud International reciprocity session at Grand Forks detectives arrest strikers in Pittsburg and Homestead.
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Guthrie
O.T
Seattle
Chicago
Rhinelander
Wis
Pine Bluff
Ark
Albert Smith
James Starling
Madison
Grand Forks
Pittsburg
Missouri State Bar “Association
Ryxcelsior Springs
Portland
Ind
Michigan Methodist Protestant
Adrian
Mich
Michigan
Texas
San Francisco
China
James Wilkins
la Grange
Muncie
United States
J.B. Coffin
Swifton
St. Joseph
Mars
William Wirkiider
Danville
Republican State Convention
Nevada
Silver League
B. J. Godfrey
The
Order of Solon
Greorge Clark
Dallas
Tes
How
Pinkerton
Homestead
John Wilcoxson
Edmonton
Kansas
Andrew Jackson Davis
Aunss
Denton
Tex
Jeane Roetner
College of the City of New York
Lenox
Mass
Harrison
Mercer
Missouri
J. J.derry
Princeton
Pollan Car Company
Board of Equtization
Springfield
Yosemite Alley
California
Otto Connor
Columbus
Louisville, New Orleans
Hester
New Orleans
Louisville, St. Louis
Pers
Craft Company of
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Louisville
Cardinal Gibbons
America
Ireland
Old Country
Max Godlrich
John Suoderass
Winans
Levi L. Barbour
Detroit
Michigan University
Charles 5. Draper
WS. Addins
Houston
Ella Cole
J. N. Cole
Merchants’ and Planters’ National Bank
Donaldson
Tia
Lancaster
Hillgypliver Best
John Campbell
Tur
Kansas City
Brotherhood of Telegraphers
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Consumption Cure
An early era medical ad touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for consumption in all stages. It claims it purifies blood, acts as a strong blood cleanser and flesh builder, and offers a trial with money back if ineffective. It warns other medicines are not equal and cites dealer profit motives.
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Dr. Pierce
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Qrong Meong
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Red West
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