Cholera reports spread across cities and ships
Aug 7 dispatches detail cholera deaths and cases in Mansnites Marseilles Paris Northampton and London. Reports cite 2000 plus Frante deaths, hospital admissions and secrecy, with suspected cures and new methods from Prof. Tetteh. Silent bird life and rising tourism noted as fear wanes.
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Pharo Hospital
Dutriens
Bev
Alexandria
Touton
Ling
Hla
Paris Academy
Congress
Copenhagen
Tounes
Dasyne
Northampton
L Mavweriles
Alneo
Tamia
Enelish
Olichid Raporid
Franca
Gexnya
Rosie
Assislo
Villa Franca
Calru
Montenotte
Sebargo
Sesaddad Campazning
Turin
New York
Aig
New York Times
London
Paul G. Bessano
Phara Hospital
Marseilles
Tetteh
Hin
Pray
Reitch
Dir Mayet
Bossang
Luseyne
Montfort-sure Argens
Komk
Arid West
Aia
Montenoda
Villa Friuca
Vandaliers
Ben Ull er Says Re Will Rue Sew Youn Aug 7
A garbled note from Ben uller in the New York Sun letters column seeks support for candidacy and promises explanations for actions, while a Belfast libel verdict finds Crown Solicitor Boltop against Farnel and Use 6th- Sear teas as on.
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Ben @uller
Hostos
Mass
Olevaianu
Paropll
Belfast
Boltop
Farnel
France and China Negotiate Impasse Hints of War
The Standard reports negotiations between France and China collapsed Sunday, with Foo Chow offering a 500000 taels indemnity that France refused. Chinese gunboats were at Foo Chow, and Admiral Courbet is said to push toward war. Granville declined mediation and heightened precautions for English assets in Canton Foo Chow and Shanghai. Brevet transports depart Brest with troops for Tonquin. A Des Moines company faces export bond issues for spirits to Canada and potential U S importTax actions. Alabama reports a quiet state election with Democratic gains and local clashes in Mobile and Birmingham.
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Londox
France
China
Tas Times
Foo Chow
Patonot
Tonquin
Washtineton
Treasury Department
International Distillery Company
Des Moines
Canada
United States
Dominion of Canada
Internal Revenue
Wisconsin Tobacco Crop Prospects Raise Wisconsin tobacco crop prospects strong
State Senator S L Lord of Edgarton says Wisconsin could harvest a large tobacco crop this year. About 16 000 acres exist in the state with 14 000 in Rock and Dane counties. If valued at full, the crop may reach about 4 million dollars after harvest in about four weeks, weather threats limited to hail and frost.
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Wisconsin
Minwacaker
Wis
Aug. C
S. L. Lord
Edgarton
Rock and Dane
Green
Sauk
Lord
Fire oases in duly see Xone and Sine Fue
ARGO, a Woe byre hae been loaners in the Stytes snd ae a ite Say. Fire oases in duly, see Xone, and Sine Fue re loanes dui ip.
Jay-Eye See troty mile marks 2:10 record at Providence track
At Narragansett Park Providence on Friday Jay-Eye Sea trotted a mile in 2:10 breaking his own record and thrilling crowds. Vanderbilt's Maud 3 also raced at Cleveland clocking 2:04 7, amid excitement as Jay-Eye-Sea vies to beat his 2:10 record with plans for Saratoga and Providence appearances.
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Providence
Mand
Claveland
King
Provinexck
Jay-Eye Sea
Narragansett Park
Maud
Jay-Eye-Lee
John Murphy
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Eac
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Iumains
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Bey
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Johnston
Willian Edwards
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Maude
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J. Lb Case Jas
Jay-Eye-Sea
Mindak Phaltas
Belmont Park
O. Ang G
Hooutia
Saratogs
Baie
Cincinnati
Ducky
Rochester
Jay-EyeSee
National Monopoly Committee Meeting Notice
Aug 7 notice to all National Authk Monopoly Comittee members to meet at Brigga House Chicago at 11 am on August 1d Isai for May 24 convention duties electing VP candidate and other business. Signed Hesey and Shively. Washington dispatch notes navy guidance for protecting American citizens in China during hostilities.
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Cuscaco
Authk
United States
Auld Cov Lulties
Brigga House
Chicago
Autrust
Isai
Joan FP. Hesey
B. F. Shively
China
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Davia
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Cincinnati
Hon
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St. Vincent (Minn
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Troy & Greanfield Road
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Gresham
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Cook's
Milla
Emma Welsh
Kentucky
Alabama
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Southern Coal Association
Fred Sharon
Mra
Loulas Breckinridge
Yon
J. G Breckinridge
San Franciscs
Lewis Peterson
Pittsburgh
Masonic Order
Thay Beitain
Te Officiala
Madrid
Hayes
Clinton
Justin
Society of Friends
Sanday
Covinty Cleetinis Momlay
Uriah
Tie
Ities
Puri Rity
S.oy
Lyutis
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Soabsville
Whitin
Cersawell & Co, Dieyersials Dd
Alert
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Anspooded
Pucsilay
Phames
London
Paul Tei Aid
Bedgely
Bia Ridur
Fritz Steinmuller
Teaverworth
Wasenisius
Pliuin
Lavwenster
Alaulay
Seversl
Imany
Westmont
Buffalo
A California Town Destroyed by Fire Rages In DowSteviLle
Fragmentary copy reports Laporte in Plumag County devastated by a blaze. details sparse with garbled names and dates. Indicates a post town impact and widespread damage, but lacks full casualty or timeline information.
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Dowsteville
Cab
Laporte
Plumag County
Bartholde Statue Corner Stone Laying Amid Rain
New York August 6 heavy rain disrupted the corner stone ceremony for Bartholde's statue pedestal at Bedloe's Island. About five hundred officials Masons and guests endured three hours of drenched program as the stone was laid by the Grand Lodge leader followed by twenty one salutes and a benediction by Bishop Henry Patton amid applause and speeches by William Allen Buller and others.
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Redine's
New York
Bartholde
Bedloe’s
Grand Lodge
State of New York
Old Fort Wood
Lawrence
Temple of Solomon
Hall Columbia
William Alien Buller
Right Roy
Henry
Patton
Prohibitory Law Case Ends In Habeas Corpus Ruling
In Muscatine Aug 6 a man named Ifoffer was arrested for selling Aquor under the Prohibitory Law. Convicted before justices, fined seventy five dollars and costs, and committed until costs paid. He appealed, posted bond, and was released. Later surrendered and kept by sheriff. He sought release via habeas corpus. judge Inyes ruled in favor of the defendant, stating the prescriptive law exceeded the under in the jurisdiction of justices of the peace. All prior indictments under the Prohibitory Law were dismissed. Case to be taken to the Supreme Court.
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Wuathcen
Muscatine
I’foffer
Justices of the Peace
Justice Vs.of the Peace
Supreme Court
Promotion for Arctic Survivors in Greely party
Secretary Lincoln plans promotions for the Greely expedition survivors. Stewart Biederbeck and Private Care Roll will be made Sergeants. Brainerd Frederick Long Lycant will become Lieutenants. Lieutenant Greely reportedly refuses a Captaincy outside normal promotion. He is to be ordered to Washington around November 1.
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Ang
Lincoln Haa
Ior
Greely Party
Stewart Biederbeck
Brainard
Frederick
Long
Olive
Washington
Washisios Export Totals For Half Year Revealed
Washisios reports export totals for cattle beef pork dairy and other products in the first half of the year. The six month figures show substantial values, with dairy and meat products leading in revenue compared with the prior year. A detailed comparison highlights shifts in commodity groups and price levels across the period.
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Washisios
Jane Gu
Restricting the Output of Gold
Washington to avert a further drop in the gold reserve, now about 1.7 billion dollars versus 1.12 billion on May 1, will limit further payment of gold certificates from the Treasury. Where feasible, other funds will be used to pay obligations with gold or its immediate paper representation.
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Wasilington
Iee
Oregon Sets Fastest Ocean Passage Record
The steamship Oregon reached Queenstown, Australia, yesterday with a voyage time of six days thirteen hours and twenty eight minutes, the fastest passage on record.
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Queenstown
Aus
Oregon
New Wabash President Named in Detroit News
Jay Gould resigns the presidency of the Wabash Trend and is succeeded by J. Jay of Detroit. Separately, John Sullivan of Dubuque refuses to eat, believing food hastens death. New York reports 95 new corporations formed last week with $92.02 million capital, including railroads and mining.
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Detroit
Mich
Jay Gould
Jay
John Sullivan
Dubuque
New York
Bis Country
American Business Guide
Hog Cholera Ravages Hogs in County
In the past month hundreds of hogs in eastern and southeastern parts of the county have died from cholera, with farmers losing their entire stock. Northern areas report severe losses as hogs die rapidly despite measures to stop the disease.
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Vanpana
Uae Nalad
Jerusalem Jews appeal Turkish ruling on Mount of Olives graves
On August 4 Lospex reports an appeal from the Jews of Jerusalem to the Sultan who allegedly nullified a sale affecting a portion of the Mount of Olives where graves of prophets are said to lie. The article contains garbled names and titles, but centers on a dispute over sacred burial sites and Ottoman authority.
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Lospex
Jerusalem
Mount of Olives
Hyggal
Chaparbesery
Amsterdam Wreck Disaster Aboard Steamship Amsterdam
Government steamer Newfield reached Bannax NS with 230 passengers and crew from the Amsterdam after it wrecked on a sand bar fifteen miles from the island while en route from Amsterdam to New York. The vessel carried 112 steerage and 12 cabin passengers plus 54 crew. Weather was foggy and seas rough. six lifeboats carried survivors to shore. Three men perished in a capsized boat amid the perilous rescue.
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Bannax
N.S
Newfield
Gable Island
Amsterdam
New York
Lucas
Dix
Ustiore
Political Noms Mark Congressional Races Across Districts
Reports from multiple states show Democratic and Republican nominations for Congress in Ohio Indiana Maryland Missouri and Minnesota districts. Notable items include W W Ensberry and James Riggs as Democratic picks, John Y. Findlay and Fra J Nulyon as Democrat selections, and a prolonged Ohio Republican convention reaching fifty ballots without a nominee. A homeless girl tragedy in Illinois and a lunar rainbow sighting in New Mexico accompany the briefs.
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Minnols
Quincy Thessay
James M. Riggs
James M. Taylor
Congress
Springfield
Missouri
Maryland
William Cole
John Yb. Findlay
Fra
J. Nulyon
John E. Lamb
Indiana
Bates Colyplon
Governor Cleveland to Release Letter Next Week
In Albany Aug Governor Cleveland will hold a vacation this week possibly at the Adirondacks. A report claims his letter of acceptance will be published Thursday but his private secretary Colonel Lamont says it will not be released until next week.
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Cleveland
Leslee
Grady
Aluany
N. Y
Lamont
Albany
Adirondachks
Minnesota Silver Mines Reported Rich Ore Near Temperance River
The North Shore Silver Mine near Temperance River, seventy five miles from Paiute, has begun producing rich rock. Eight hundred tons of ore have been extracted with assays showing about two hundred dollars per ton in iron and copper value. Other mines in the region are being opened, signaling strong mining prospects locally. General Logan visited the Republican National Committee teams, with campaign events noted, though some lines of the report become garbled.
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Minnesota
Sr. Psvr
Mion
North Shore
Temperance River
Paiute
New York
Logan
Alrine Gon
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