Cholera Quarantine Tightened as Moravia Held at Sea
New York reports the Moravia still in lower bay with passengers awaiting discharge and fumigation underway. Circassia and Veendam remain under quarantine as inspectors ramp up and Mesures for disinfection and detentions expand at U.S. ports. Washington actions include a 20 day quarantine for ships from infected areas and more inspectors.
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Circassia
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Foster
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Wyman
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Ition
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Hamburg
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Hamburg Packet Company
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Newport
Richford
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Hameune
Paris
Hotel Dieu Hospital
Hospital la Pitie
Charite Hospital
St. Andoine
St. Louis Hospital
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Rue Des Deux Ponts
Ss. Peterssura
Empire
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Aarhus
City of
Mexico
National Board of Health
Mine Explosion Kills Five in French Coal Pit
Paris reports a deadly mine explosion at Agrappe colliery in Frameries Hainaut France. Five miners were killed and several others were injured in the blast.
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Paris
Frameries Hainaut
France
Agrappe
Republican Aspirants for County Offices at Convention
The county Republican convention opens at 9 AM Saturday in Tomlinson hall. Sheriff nominees are Capt. Many, Ed ward Dunn, and Wm. Grover. For treasurer: Rhody Shiel, Fred P. Rush, Geo. Branham, Fred Ostermeyer. Coroner candidates: Dr. Geo. W. Lutz, Dr. A. W. Brayton, Dr. J. L. F. Garrison. Assessor nominees: Matthew M. Cummings, Jos. Baker, George Thormeyer. First district commissioners: B. F. Osbourne, J. M. Van Sickle, David Pearson. Second district: Cal Darnell, Frank Vonnegut, John F. Richarda, Frank W. Hamilton. County prosecutor: Will V. Rooker is the sole name mentioned.
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Tomlinson Hall
Many
Edward Dunn
Wm. Grover
Rhody Shiel
Fred P. Rush
Geo. Branham
Fred. Ostermeyer
Geo. W. Lutz
A. W. Brayton
J. L. F. Garrison
Will V. Rooker
President Harrison Arrives in Washington With Party
President Harrison and his delegation reached Washington at 8 30 Thursday morning, arriving ahead of official duties and the new session greetings.
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Washington
Harrison
Office decks at Wm. L. Eiders
Blox headache yields to Bescham pills, offering relief from persistent pains. The report notes a local remedy breakthrough and mentions office workers seeking faster cures. Residents discuss accessibility and efficacy of the new treatment in daily routines.
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Wm. L. Eiders
Bescham
Fast Mail's Leap at New Hamburg Drawbridge Fatal
News article reports a fatal Hudson River railroad collision at New Hamburg drawbridge at 6 10. Engineer Joseph Owens and Fireman Edward Best, both Albany men, died instantly along with mail clerk J H Kane of Cohoes. Conductor William L Todd and Trainman John Hitchcock injured. Cause was the drawbridge not fully closed, train at nearly a mile a minute. The mail car and locomotive were wrecked. Todd aided dispatches despite injuries.
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N. Y
Hudson River
New Hamburg Drawbridge
Joseph Owens
Edward Best
Albany
J. H. Kane
Cohoes
Wm. L. Todd
John Hitchcock
Todd
New Hamburg
Owens
Best
Richard McGoldrick
Alcohol death at state fair grounds workers row
A Coshocton migrant named William B. Campbell died at the state fair grounds after drinking Jamaica ginger mixed with alcohol during a work night in the ladies pavilion. His body lay under a blanket until morning. an inquest was ordered. Campbell was about 40 and unknown to local staff.
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State Fair Grounds
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Coshocton
Fair Grounds
Jamaica
Campbell
Ife
Kregelo & Whitsett
Columbus Day Will Start Public Schools This Year
Supt. Jones reports the public schools begin September 12 with few teacher changes from last year except Prof. Grant moving to Providence. Principal-elect is Prof. Hufford. Columbus Day October 21 will feature patriotic exercises and parades with Indiana Historical Society participation. Five new modern school buildings are ready though none complete for opening day.
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Michigan St
Oakhill
Pavicky Market Opens Panicky As Cholera Fears Jolt Trading
New York September 1 market opened in panic due to cholera scare. With little selling stock, prices fell about four cents on average from Wednesday's close as traders reacted to the health alert.
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Pavicky Market
New York
Whipped by a brute: Orphan Blanche Layton abused
Pryor Buuzr Ark September 1 Fifteen year old Blanche Layton lies near death after sustained brutal punishment by A H Gresham whom her dying father left in charge The girl shows extensive bruising lacerations and welts across back shoulders and body indicating severe beatings received Wednesday prior to the report
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Ark
Blanche Layton
Blanche
A. H. Gresham
Gresham
Campaign opens as Stevenson visits Vincennes
The Vincennes Democrats report a strong start with Adlai Stevenson arriving after a Gramercy club reception. He spoke Thursday afternoon amid a large crowd while congressmen and local leaders urged voters. A torchlight procession and a prohibitionist camp meeting follow, with Small challenging Stevenson to a joint discussion.
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jSpt
Democrats
Adlai Stevenson
Gramercy Club
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W. Voorhees
Isaac P. Gray
Claude Matthews
Sam. W. Small
Stevenson
Smalloi
Fairmount Trust begins with 150000 capital
The Fairmount land gas and improvement company started business Thursday with 150000 dollars capital. Various local notes follow including a missing boy, a court case over a father’s paternity, and legal notices from the tax board and police.
Cholera fears spur Indianapolis sanitation drive
Health officials cite New York cholera arrivals as reason to enforce strict sanitary laws. Dr Metcalf stresses cleanliness, regular street cleaning, and lime treatment while Dr Morrison vows action. Experts warn against trivial measures like copperas and urge removal of backyard waste and soil disinfection to curb the potential epidemic.
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New York City
Indianapolis
C.N. Metcalf
State Board of Health
Sun
Morriosa
City Health Board
Lam Glsd
Metcalf
J. N. Hurty
Morrison
Health Board
New York
Up Came Mointy at Uvary Derby Day Races
A detailed field report from a Wednesday horse race meet noting improved crowds, fine weather, and lively betting. Ivory H. wins the yearling pace. Cadmus Jr Raven Wilkes Coleridge and Marea place in the $500 bouts. McGinty dominates the 2-year-old pace. fan enthusiasm rises with near captures and funny betting mishaps.
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Geo. Ware
Ivory H
McCarty
Cadmus, Jr
Raven Wilkes
Coleridge
Marea
Owleridge
Cadmus
McGinty
Frank Ryan
Myrtle H
Brobin
Five Men Drown in Bayfield Storm While Rowing Home
A storm near Bayfield Wisconsin capsized a rowboat carrying five men from Wilson's Island. All perished, with names Fred, Conlee, Fred Masher, Ira Richardson, and Charles Thorn among the identified victims. a sixth man remained unknown. The incident followed by a fire in the Breaws.u railroad workshops destroying 140 cars and causing about 1,000,000 in damage.
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Bayfield
Wis
Wilson's Island
Fred, Conlee
Fred. Masher
Ira Richardson
Charles Thorn
International monetary conference location shift due to cholera
Washington reports the likely date and site for the international monetary conference, with Berlin Brussels and Paris in doubt and London favored. The Oct 1 target remains, while a separate ruling declares bicycles are subject to duties when imported or carried abroad by their owner. Secretaries Elkins and Foster have resumed duties after summer vacations.
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D. C
Treasury Department
Europe
Berlin
Brussels
Paris
State Department
London
Elkins
Chas. W. Foster
Seley
Nebecer
Enter Thy Oyster The Blessed Rivalve In Our Midst
An Omaha style meditation on the oyster season opening in Baltimore, noting September’s effect on prices and quality. Dealers discuss frost timing, Baltimore blue points, Virginia origin, and New York year‑round demand, with reflections on farming oysters and market competition.
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Platt
Illinois St
Sun
Baltimore
FHRIBLEXMAR S Plan Rebuilds the Iron Hall
Feibleman leads a plan to reorganize the Iron Hall ban by forming a convention on Sept 12 to present a new basis for the order to the court. Delegates from all branches will attend as members of local branch No 1 plan a Thursday meeting to discuss the scheme.
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Iron Hall
C. B. Feibleman
Ziaulayates
Peiblemon
SUN
Indiana Weather Forecast for Sept 1 2 1892
For 36 hours ending 8 p m Sept 2 1892 Indiana reports slightly cooler cloudy conditions on Thursday with clear night and slightly warmer fair weather on Friday.
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Indiana
Scarlet Fever Epidemic Bites City Hospitals
In Loxpon on September 1 the scarlet fever outbreak worsens with four thousand five hundred cases reported across the city hospitals.
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Loxpon
Dyeing and leaning. Smith's dre woras, 67 N, Pennsylvania st.
A brief notice lists Smith at 67 North Pennsylvania Street and Bufkin M D cancer specialist at 9644 North Illinois Street, corner Ohio, Indianapolis Indiana.
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Smith
Big Four Removes Tracks At Southside Viaduct
South-side residents woke Thursday to find freight rails torn up south of the Virginia Ave viaduct overnight by Big Four workers. A mass meeting will be called soon as the celebration for the viaduct completion is planned for mid month.
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Big Four Railway Company
Virginia Ave
Southside
John Stegs
Board of Public Safety
Sun
Virginis
Shooting on Market Street Ends With Escape and Wounded Man
Dayton report details a Wednesday afternoon shooting on Market Street involving Jim Hedgepath and Ed Lucas, both buggy washers with white wives. Hedgepath, intoxicated, fired at Lucas and a child, then shot Lucas in the mouth, knocking out a tooth and splintering his tongue. Lucas survives. Hedgepath is at large. Hedgepath previously shot a policeman in Indianapolis before arriving in Dayton.
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Cincinnati
The
Huquirer
Dayton
Market St
Jim Hedgepath
Ed. Lucas
Hedgepath
Lizas
Juncas
Hedgepsth
Lucas
Indianapolis
Gladstone Attacked by Heifer at Hawarden
While walking through his property at Hawarden on Wednesday Gladstone was knocked to the ground by a charging heifer. He escaped further harm by dodging behind a tree as others fired at the cow which was shot.
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Loxpon
Gladstone
Hawarden
Ker nel's Decline Shocks New York Audience
Harry Kernell, once popular Irish comedian, collapsed during a Tuesday night act at Pastor's theater. Pity engagements could not save his set as he trailed off an old Irish tale, muttered a joke about Irish madness, and exited to a long hiss from the crowd.
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New York
Harry Kernell
Pastor
Kernel
Borden Case Closes Evidence and Closing Arguments Begin
Fatt River Massachusetts September 1 The evidence in the Borden case has closed and Thursday the arguments began The closing testimony was in favor of Lizzie Borden A witness testified Wednesday that he saw a stranger near the Border residence around the time of the murder but the man’s identity is unknown Faro River Massachusetts September 1 In the Borden murder case Counsel Jennings opened for defense on Thursday He argued the crime times and alarm timing differ and claimed the case against Lizzie Borden rests on circumstances
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Fatt River
Masa
Borden
Lizzie Borden
Faro River
Mass
Jennings
Powerful Combine Formed In Louisville Tobacco Trade
A powerful combine named the Less tobacco company formed in Louisville on Wednesday to challenge Cincinnati's tobacco trust. Eleven of the city’s wealthiest warehouses join a $2,500,000 capital stock deal, with expectations that none here will remain outside the arrangement. Ayer's Sarsaparilla advertisement notes iodide of potassium and iron as ingredients.
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Combiny
Louiavia LE
Less Tobacco Company
Organized Tobacco Combine
Cincinnati
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