Holding Off Disease Twelve Steamera Infects Arrive This Week
New York reports ongoing cholera cases on steamers Normania Rugia and Morovia with several deaths and many passengers quarantined or moved to Hoffman Island. Officials in Washington San Francisco and Ohio announce import controls and border inspections as more ships from Europe approach.
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Genoa
Darmstadt
Bremen
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Hamburg
la Boureone
Italy
Europe
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Bohemia
BATTED RIVALS AND JUSTICES AT LOGGERHEADS
Charles Thompson faced assault and battery charges from Justice Daniels after a warrant by Lillie Updyke. The cadi, noting tension between his court and the justices, reversed Daniels and fined Thompson $1 and sent him to the workhouse for 380 days, with Ben Davis appealing. Justices vow to seek higher court resolution.
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Lillie Updyke
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Daniels
Justices of the Peace
Ben Davis
Cudi
Sun
Eight Men Killed In Lightning Strike In Galicia
During a thunder storm in Galicia on Sunday a farm house at Moszozoanica was struck by lightning and set on fire. Eight soldiers were killed and seven others seriously injured as searchers located bodies in the ruins. In Wisconsin Dave's Headquarters reports Senator Hill visiting his former law partner John Stanchfield since Friday night. The visit is social and he refuses to discuss politics. He says his plans till Congress reassembles will have his headquarters in the saddle.
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Sheehy
O’brien
House of Commons
Ireland
Train Wreck on Lehigh Line: Engineer Killed in Rochester Embankment Collapse
Sunday evening a section of the Geneva and Buffalo branch of the Lehigh road collapsed at an embankment near Rochester, wrecking a freight train. Engineer Wilson died and fireman Jennings was injured in the crash.
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Buffalo
Wilson
Jennings
Four More Bodies Recovered From Naples Palazzo Collapse
Recovering bodies from the ruins in Naples after the Palazzo collapse. Four additional victims were extricated on Monday, with more remains still trapped in the wreckage.
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Naples
William Bruning Pleads Guilty For Flower Destruction
A local incident reports William Bruning pleading guilty to destroying flowers at Vairview Lark on Sunday and paying a $1 fine by the cache on Monday. Other brief items note Conductor Fiedler’s injury on College Avenue electric line, Col. Ritter’s California trip and a scheduled temperance speech, plus multiple minor births and accidents.
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Prohibition
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Mullen
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Rolft
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Drarns
Albert Budde
Clara Walshmann
Herman St
Elizabeth Owens
Vandes St
New Empire Theater
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Matt Sullivan
Phil Syfus
West St. Riley
Morrison
Sullivan
Grant and
Westets
Pearl Reynolds
Woodruff Jace
Labor Day Parade in Indianapolis Exaggerates Unity and Scale
Ten thousand union workers filled Indianapolis streets for Labor Day, with crowds blocking sidewalks as a five mile parade showcased diverse crafts from stone masons to typographers. Grand marshal John Kiley led divisions amid banners, colors, and chants praising progress, fair wages, and unity.
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Organized Labor
Indianapolis
Tennessee and
Washington-sts
John Kiley
Typographical Union
Union Station
Armstrong’s Park
Sau
Beor-Drivers’ Union
Visit to Fairview Park for a free day out
The note invites going to Fairview Park today for a relaxed outing with a bowling alley, fairground rides, and a low key round of fun. Parking and car access are mentioned as available with free park entry.
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Fairview Park
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Opening heat of McAuliffe fight stirs New Orleans carnival
New Orleans on September 5 reports a carnival like scene as fans rush for seats for the Myer-McAuliffe light weight title bout. McAuliffe arrives in city, trainer Prof. Robinson notes his condition while alt rival Alf Kennedy prepares for a hard fight. Betting favours Myer at 5 to 6 as crowds flood streets, taxis charge high fares, and tickets become scarce.
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Myer-McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Gay St. Louis
Prof. Robinson
Brooklyn
John. Sheehan
James Nelson
Myer
Iliffe
Crescent City
Corbett
Aged poet John G Whittier Nears Final Illness
Hampton Farus New Hampshire September 5 John G Whittier the aged Quaker poet who arrived seven weeks ago in unusually good health grew rapidly worse after minor bowel troubles. Doctors predict hopeless condition as Whittier and Holmes stand as the last poets of the group that included Longfellow Bryant Emerson and Lowell. Whittier born in Haverhill Massachusetts remained true to Quaker beliefs and slavery abolitionist work shaping a quiet life in Amesbury Massachusetts before moving to New Hampshire.
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Philadelphia
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Labor Day Parades Vary Across Cities With Large Turnouts
Labor Day celebrations spanned several cities with heavy turnout and varied routes. New York marched 10,000 to 115,000 workers, Brooklyn staged a parade and picnic, while Cincinnati saw 12,000 despite rain. Chicago's grand procession drew 40,000 to Lincoln Park, and other cities reported significant displays by labor groups, with speeches and postparade events.
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Amalgamated Association
Bax Prawersco
Commonwealth
Walhed to Mr Death A Woman Dies by Own Action
A poorly dressed woman named Lydia Watson was seen near the railroad east of the Virginia avenue viaduct on Saturday. She was struck by a Chicago Hamilton and Dayton train and died Sunday morning at City hospital. Witnesses say she deliberately stood on the tracks as the train approached and made no effort to move. Her remaining items were taken to Flanner Buchanan's morgue for identification.
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Chicago
Hamilton
Flannery & Buchanan
Lydia Watson
Flanner
The Cholera Scare and Garbage Battle in City
An old man with failing barrels of slops drives through a city neighborhood as Dr. Hurty laments lax enforcement of a proposed sanitation ordinance. He urges use of disinfectants like chloride of lime and lye to curb foul yards before cholera spreads, while warning of the dangerous, non lethal cholera fear and new oxygen therapies touted by druggists.
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Jon Hurty
Waica
Committee On Health
New York Sun
Tili Lilly & Co
Many Wheelmen Enter Zig-zag Meet Across Regions
Wheelmen from all sections attend the Zig-zag cycling club two day race meet beginning Monday afternoon. Notable riders Megara Davis Root Young Lawn Puil Nichols Meyera and local racers Miner Hunter Cameronu Fisher Hines Marmon Neely arrived or trained. A morning procession led to the new fair grounds where the track was reported in fine condition for fast times.
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Root
Young
Chica
Lawn
Laporte
Ind
Puil
Nichols
Milwaukee
Bert Meyera
Peoria
Meyera
United States
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Fisher
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Marmon
DicNeely
College Ave
Two noted theater openings and a political shift in Indiana
The piece recalls two cele brated opening events in American theater with critics traveling by special trains to Chicago and Calumet to witness premieres at Henrietta and the Grand. It also reports editor Christy’s switch from the Republican to Democratic party, urging Black voters in Indiana to consider independence and vote for the Democratic ticket while noting local political maneuvers and forthcoming rallies.
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Margaret Mather
Chicago
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Hill
Pennsylvania Road
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