Guard Health of America: Global Cholera Watch at Quarantine
A New York health officer explains a globe studded with tacks at quarantine showing where cholera and plague exist. He highlights sentinel ports and rapid reporting to guard ships from Suez to New York and credit Germany and Japan for vigilance.
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York
Alvah
H. Doty
Port of
New York
Germany
Japan
Suez Canal
America
Dr. Doty
Port Said
American
Suez
Russia
St. Petersburg
Nijni
Novgorod
Korea
Mediterranean
Tey
Searth
United States
Japanese Health Regulations Lead World Sanitation Effort
Dr Doty asserts Japanese health rules are second to none as Mikado era sanitarians confront raging cholera and plague. Surgeons general and quarantine officers monitor global health to prevent spread to Pacific islands Australia Hawaii and North America.
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Ti Doty
Japan
Pacific
Australia
Hawaiian Islands
Doty
Wyman
United States Marine Hospital Service
Army
Navy
Cholera Traces from India to Russian Shores
Dr. Doty traces cholera origin to India as it advances toward St. Petersburg. U S health officers monitor Russia s combat methods fearing Libau port exposure as Liban remains a potential hit. A Russian immigrant ship from Libau to New York highlights rapid inspection results and ongoing risk.
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Liban
Dr. Doty
Korea
New York
Libau
Japan and Germany Face Similar War Time Burdens
The piece notes Japan and Germany bearing heavy wartime duties across continents. It highlights Japan’s success in controlling cholera and bubonic plague with strong public health efforts. It mentions American army doctors at Manila under Col Hoff battling disease and anticipating a turning tide in the near future.
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India
Europe
Japan
Manila
Col. Hoff
Sources of Plague Highlight India China Battle for Health
The article argues India and China face the toughest fight against plague as modern sanitarians battle global contagions. It notes India's centuries of struggle and suggests origins traced to the Indian empire with religious and regional factors influencing disease spread.
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China
India
Doty
Global medical heroes praised for plague fight across continents
A tribute to Allied medical teams from Australia New Zealand Scandinavia Britain France and Mediterranean allies. The piece commends American doctors for eradicating plague carrying rats and fleas in San Francisco and lauds Gorgas Moore Woodruff Lazare and others for yellow fever efforts from New Orleans to the Isthmus.
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Scandinavia
Great Britain
France
Mediterranean
San Francisco
Blue
Ing
Gen. Funston
Department of California
New Orleans
Mobile
Bruffswick
Porto Rico
Isthmus
Cuba
Panama
Gorgas
Moore
Wood- Tuff
Lazare
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Seattle
Pacific
Doty
Wyman
Army
Good Place to Be Born In at Klingenberg
The Westminster Gazette notes in a Bavarian town near Aschaffenburg that births within the parish qualify for a municipal payment of 60 dollars. Invested at 3 percent, this would grow to about 7300 dollars by age 60, making it an attractive retirement prospect if birth proofs are required.
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Khngenberg
Aschaffenberg
Bavaria
Klingenberg
Westminster Gazette
Archbold Denies Hearst Letters Amid Political Exchange
Archbold of Standard Oil counters Hearst claims about letters and alleged funds, asserting no knowledge of such letters and accusing Hearst of misrepresentation. Hearst responds, challenging Archbold to deny or confirm letters and claiming evidence of campaign contributions through Hanna. The piece also includes an unrelated advertisement for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with a customer testimonial.
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New York
John AD. Archbold
Standard Vil Co
William R. Hearst
Carnegie Hall
Hearst
Judge Morrison
Judge Henderson
Gov. Stone
Gen. Elkin
Republican State Committee
McKinley
Mr. McKinley
Japan
William KK. Hearst
Mr. Archbold
Standard Oil Co
Mr. Hearst
Elkin
Hanna
E. Hanson
E. Long St
Columbus
Ohio
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Heroic Detroit man saves Iroquois passengers in Georgian Bay blaze
J. H. Kotcher of Detroit ferried babies and frightened women to safety after the Canadian steamer Iroquois wrecked in a smoke huddle on West rock. The 22 passengers and five crew escaped as a rafting tug responded to distress. Kotcher, on business for C. W. Kotcher in the lumber line, helped every soul to safety.
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Detroit
Mich
McBean Channel
Georgian Bay
Iiroquois
West Rock
J. H. Kotcher
Baldwin Avenue
Mr. Kotcher
C. W. Kotcher
Little Current
Manitou Island
Cutler
Auto Crashed Into Surrey Injuring Six in Atlanta
An auto crash on Peach Tree road as a 60 bore power vehicle tried to pass a surrey owned by Dr. Clarence Johnson overturned it and sent the horse runaway. Serious injuries struck Dr. T. V. Hubbard H. J. McCue E. C. Budd Herbert Wright the chauffeur and Julia Dobbs. Also, a three story Imperial Tobacco Co factory fire at Mullins destroyed about 200000 cc of seat tobacco.
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Auto
Surrey
Atlanta
Clarence Johnson
Peach Tree Road
T. V. Hubbard
H. J. McCue
New York City
E. C. Budd
Jacksonville
Fla
Herbert Wright
D. Crosby
Mullins
D. C
Imperial Tobacco Co
J. P. Sale. & Co
Patient Confident After Night Long Practice Coughs
Expert notes coughs with considerable difficulty this morning. Patient explains practicing all night, seeking care.
Eagle Drops pheasant as eagle hovers over Cumberland narrows
Engineer John H. Horchler observed a large eagle snatch a pheasant in Cumberland. The bird dropped its prey and frantic efforts to recover it failed before the eagle fled when Horchler approached, leaving the pheasant with jagged neck wounds.
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Cumberland Narrows
John H. Horchler
Cumberland
Mr. Horchler
Baltimore News
Fujiyama to be Modernized with Electric Illumination
The sacred Mount Fuji will gain electric lights on its peak and trail for tourists. Hotels and refreshment houses, along with telephone and telegraph stations, will be built on the mountain slope to serve visitors.
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Fujiyama
Astonished the Doctor Old Lady Recovered on Food Change
A New York woman reports her 71 year old grandmother, long invalid from stomach and bowel consumption, improved after using Grape-Nute. The patient, unable to keep food down, began with a teaspoon and gradually increased intake to a full meal.
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