Cholera Spreads Across Cities and Ports
Epidemic reports flood in from Philadelphia and Brooklyn with New York and Hamburg showing rising cases. Bohemia from Hamburg brings 11 cholera deaths and 11 cases among steerage passengers. authorities reinforce quarantine and inspect arrivals while the disease spreads to Mary Connerty in Manhattan and other suspects in Brooklyn and Ellis Island areas.
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Bohemia
Hamburg
Russia
Germany
Lower
Mary Connerty
Second Ave
America
Brooklyn
Gir
Simon Colinkas
Williamsburg
Josepha Malecka
Health Board
Edward Hoppe
Madison Ave
Tabouchere
Five Points Mission
Sullivan-st
Mary Conerty
Thirty-first-st
Valentine Berbsrick
Bellevue Hospital
Bellevue
Lower Bay of Islands
Kitty
Baracoa
Tallmaine
Charlotte Beck
Edson
John McVoy
Morton Sr
Christopher Sr
Blackwell's Island
Finn Isians
Surf Hotel
Amityville
Bay Shore
Foster
United States
Europe
Hampara
Constantinople
Trebizonde
Havree
Tur Hacos
Holland
Danpi
Lonpor
Exeter
Gryphon Yacht Returns Safe to S Joseph Harbor
A. V. Armour's yacht Gryphon, missing for two days, entered S Joseph harbor at 5 am Friday with four crew aboard and all safe.
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Cincaco
A. V. Armour
Gryphon
S. Joseph
Mich
National Republican League chooses Clarkson again president
Burrato New York Sept 16 At the league session Gen Clarkson was reelected president and W S Lounsberry named treasurer Clarkson accepted the position amid the vote and proceedings of the gathering.
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Burrato
N. Y
National Republican League
Gen. Clarkson
Lounsberry
Clarkson
Political fund struggles shape Indiana campaigns and defections
Indiana parties face tight finances with leaders unable to fund vigorous campaigns. Si Sheerin predicts Cleveland Stevenson win with strong soldier and Tammany support. Attorney General Smith condemns Republican apportionment suits as corrupt. Auditor Henderson notes rising People's Party gains in northern Indiana amid discontent and Coloradored voter meeting in criminal court room leads to formation of a new party club.
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Cleveland
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Illinois
New York
Indiana
Connecticut
Solid South
Si. Sheerin
Democratic National Committee
Sun
Black
Tammanyites
Tom Taggart
Sheerin
Logansport
Ind
New York City
National Committee
People’s Party
Henderson
Thieves' den raided in St Martins Lane uncovering vast loot
Scotland Yard detectives raided a supposed old clothes shop on St Martins Lane and seized a large amount of stolen goods including portmanteaux, handbags, gold watches, jewelry, coins, surgical instruments, opera cloaks and glasses. Two women and a man were arrested while others fled but are known to police.
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London
Scotland Yard
St. Martins Lane
Bad Turn for Mrs Harrison at Loon Lake
Loon Lake New York September 16 Mrs Harrison suffered a bad turn and doctors reported increased fluid in the chest requiring another operation. J R McKee president's son in law arrived from Boston by special train. Paris court note: Vim F Lander resigns as supreme accountant iron hall order and Wm Fletcher of Kansas City elected in his place amid claims of hypocritical promises and calls for criminal prosecutions of Somerby and others. Judge Taylor considers receivership status and instructions to Receiver Failey amid branches in other states.
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Loon Laxi
N. Y
Mre
Harrison
Loon Laks
Boston
Plattsburg
F. Lander
Indianapolis
Iron Hall Order
Young
Spencer House
Wm. Fletcher
Kansas City
Lander
H. L. Jones
Iron Hall
Order
Somerby
Taylor
Col
James Young
J. E. Nikins
Falley
Failey
New York
Plague report and sanitary hiring in Indianapolis
Dr. Morrison leads a push to hire full time sanitary inspectors as cholera fears rise in Indianapolis. Inspectors will board trains from distant towns, with state and city boards granting authority to quarantine suspects and fumigate baggage. A Columbus monument ceremony in New York and a ferry disaster in South Brooklyn accompany the day’s items.
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Morrison
City Health Board
Sun
Brooklyn
New York City
Columbus
Dr. Storch
Anderson, Treet
Tuttle
Shelbyville
Cincinnati
Belt Crossing
W. P. Adams
C. B. van Horn
van Horn
Indianapolis
Panhandle
Dunreith
Board of County Commissioners
State Board
Sullivan
Bailey
State Board of Health
Boards of Health
Stafford
Irvington
Health Boards
Shovel Attack Case In Police Court
Joan Dunn, a Panhandle line section hand living at 509 W Maryland St, faced Judge Buskirk charged with beating his wife with a scoop shovel. Mrs Dunn testified Dunn came home drunk, threatened to kill her, and struck her, cutting her head. Dunn claimed his wife was the aggressor and that he was injured. The case was taken under advisement.
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John Dunn
Joan Dunn
Panhandle
Maryland St
Buskirk
Dunn
Judge Cox's Heart: Prisoners Pass Through Court
Fourteen prisoners stand before Judge Cox in a Friday morning criminal court. Wm Edwards pleads not guilty to assault with intent to kill Edward Cousins while Wm Baker denies stealing a watch from James Okey. George Wilson admits cutting M Thompson with intent to kill. The court convicts or finds not guilty on various charges, including Carrie McAllister who pleads guilty to stealing $10 and receives praise from Judge Cox as she faces an uncertain future.
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Cox
Wm. Edwards
Edward Cousins
Wm. Baker
James Okey
Geo. Wilson
M. Thompson
Oliver Martin
Geo. Bacon
William Clements
Chas, Wilson
Wm. Cain
Jerry Ryan
George Fultz
Erestus McCarty
Win. Meyers
Alma Bell
Jesse Jinsen
Edward Seguin
Arthur B. Grover
Littleton B. Lott
Sarah Hall
Carrie McAllister
Enoch Burgett
Carrie
Blacksmiths Strike Continues at Brightwood Shops
The Big Four blacksmiths and helpers in Brightwood remain out as negotiations with the company stall. Foreman Dooling said a settlement was expected today, with work to resume Saturday, but no proposal had been made by 12 o clock. Strike leader John Dalton said workers won t back down without wage gains for 20 minutes extra daily labor.
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Brightwood
Dooling
John Dalton
Oil Factory Destroyed in South Brooklyn Fire
Occidental oil company's factory at South Brooklyn was destroyed by fire on Friday morning. Nearby houses suffered about $3,000 in damage, while the factory and contents are put at $55,000. Watchman Andrew Skelly was slightly burned. A colored woman, Dancella Washington, was adjudged insane, claiming vast money invested in an iron hall and a fear of never getting the last word.
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Brookuyy
N. Y
Occidental Oil Company
Brooklyn
Andrew Skelly
Dancella Washington
Iron Hall
Choctaw Nation Guard Ordered Amid Prisoner Threats
In the Choctaw Nation, Agent Bennett reports a tense stand amid 209 Jones men near the prisoners. U S officers guard custody as Green Mc Curkin leads armed factions demanding release, with plans to use rail transport and militia if violence continues.
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Wasumeron
D.C
Morgan
Bennett
Jones
United States
Green McCurkin
McKeever
Fort Reno
Detroit Delegates Seize Control Of Street Railway Body
At the final street railway convention session the Detroit delegation moved to move headquarters to Detroit and have the president and secretary treasurer reside there, offering salary concessions for the first year. Law was elected president and Manuels treasurer, despite Indianapolis delegates opposing. Critics call the move hoggish, yet optimism remains for the new national association.
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Delegate Law
Detroit
Indianapolis
Law
Manuels
Street
Sun
Indias Andis
Husted
Toledo
J. P. Rigss
Wisida
Riggs
National Organization of Street Railway
Y M C A Notes and Activities Report
Y M C A notes report a Friday song service at the parlor and a Sunday lecture by Prof. George H. Brown of Chicago. An employee canvass at J B A free factory nets twenty six new members as the tri state conference for Indiana Kentucky and Illinois prepares to meet in Evansville.
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Y.M. GC. A
George H. Brown
Chicago
Chez
J. B. Alfree
Indiana
Kentucky
Illinoia
Evansville
Ind
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