Multiple Disturbances and Political Nominations Across States
Report covers a violent camp escape near Dallas with 12 convicts, a New Orleans arrest for embezzlement, Wisconsin Supreme Court apportionment ruling, Alabama and Massachusetts party nominations, major city fires and weather events, a fatal boiler blast in Alabama, a cloudburst in Brunswick, a Cincinnati strike ending, a forgery arrest in New York, a fatal shooting and a suicide in San Francisco, a divorce case, and Wisconsin and Massachusetts congressional nominations and renomination outcomes.
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Fire stampede kills and injures in New York synagogues
A candle ignited a pulpit fire in a three floor denement at 27 Ludlow Street drawing a thousand worshippers. A wooden stair collapse caused a deadly crush and many injured as residents tried to flee to streets. Names and ages of the dead and injured listed. The blaze was extinguished and hospitals treated the wounded. several may die.
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Sky
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Vincent
Kentucky
Mr Cleveland's Letter Accepting Democratic Nomination
Grover Cleveland's formal letter accepts the Democratic presidential nomination. He asserts adherence to party principles, Civil Service reform, pensions for veterans, limited government control, and patriotism. He pledges honest governance, protection of liberty, prudent education, and a robust national exhibit for the Columbian Exposition. Cleveland closes with humility and reliance on divine guidance.
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William L. Wilson
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Ginovek Cleveland
Famous Orchestra Leader Gilmore Dies in St Louis
Prof Patrick Barsfield Gilmore, famed impresario of the Famous Orchestra, died at the Lindell Hotel in St Louis on Saturday afternoon after an attack described as cholera morbus arising from indigestion, with an added cardiac condition noted as a factor in his death.
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Gustav Baumgarten
W. A. Fischet
St. Louis
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Dublin
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Carolinas
Mausioas
Cholera Flares On Bohemia Quarantine Ship
Five new cholera cases appeared on the post ship Bohemia, quarantined off New York. Patients, including children, were moved to Swinburne Island. New York reports no city cases since Sept 19, while 812 immigrants arrived at Ellis Island aboard Rugia, Wyoming, and Scandia. Europe reports varied outbreaks and Hamburg decline. Guatemala imposes quarantine on Atlantic cholera trade.
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Camp Low
Sandy Hook
Jenkins
Byron
Marians Lukowska
Stanislaus Michsarich
Wilhelm Latz
Johanna Milxsenke
Carl Gassman
New York Board of Health
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No More Cholera In New York Health Bulletin
New York reports no new cholera cases or suspects since Tuesday with all patients out of danger. Steerage passengers from Scandia and Bohemia moved to Hoffman Island and New Hampshire while cabin passengers remain aboard. Stonington turned into a measles hospital with about forty aboard. Death rate compares favorably to last year, with 68 diarrhoeal deaths the lowest since 1870. Norman nia steerage passengers landed Ellis Island. Adriatic steerage transferred there as well.
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New York
Bohemia
Scandia
New Hampshire
Hoffman Island
Stonington
Health Board
Louis Weinhagen
Ellis Island
Record of Cholera Deaths Near 10000 in Hamburg
The revival of hope appeared Sunday as crowds filled promenades, churches, theaters and cafes. There were 191 fresh cases, 98 deaths and 207 burials. About 2,113 patients remain under treatment in hospitals. Total cholera cases reach 19,997 with 9,700 deaths, though figures vary.
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Hamburg
Weatherchop Bulletin Shares State Crop Reports
The September crop bulletin from Secretary Rusk covers Pennsylvania Ohio and Virginia. In Pennsylvania dry weather damaged late corn and potatoes with hail roughing some local tobacco. Apples and peaches dropped and grapes mildewed. Virginia corn declined since August amid drought oats poor. potatoes fair. hogs fewer and weaker. Ohio corn improved in mid state but drought hurt southern areas. wheat yields disappointing. oats damaged by grasshoppers. hogs down due to cholera and high prices. clover damaged and fields abandoned.
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Rusk
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Destructive fires sweep towns and wreck livelihoods
Across multiple towns a rash of fires devastates villages and mills. At Redfield Arkansas a barn blaze driven by sleeping tramps consumes a large area, with widespread property losses estimated near 100000 dollars. Other outbreaks at Battle Creek Michigan and Montgomery Texas cause another 100000 dollars in damages, while Howard Iowa wipes out the town and kills Mr. and Mrs. Allensworth.
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Ark
Miller
8. D
Howard
Miner County
Iowa
R. B. Allensworth
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