Alarming cholera report from Naples and abroad
The latest cholera bulletins show Naples and nearby districts hit hard with hundreds of deaths in a single day while Tyre and European ports report fresh cases. Italy, Spain, and Egypt face rising totals as authorities weigh quarantine and public health measures amid ongoing foreign affairs notes.
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Tholrra
Italy
Romm
Rent
Naplex
Lia Spezia
Thaly
P. Ti
Tone Pom
Novelda
Ulna A. m
Paul
Madras
Toulon
Perpignan
Hina
Boursa
la Spezia
Pyrenees
Marseilles
la Sagne
Mason
Egypt
Marsailles
Governor Hamilton Proclaims Pleuro Pneumonia Blockades
The Illinois Governor issues a proclamation after a veterinary report confirms pleuro pneumonia in cattle near Indiana. It bans import of bovine animals from affected districts and lists Fairfield County Connecticut and numerous counties in New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland and Ohio E for the spread risk. He says Indiana reports short horn cattle losses and opens correspondence with Governor Porter.
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Mamilton
Illiois
Hamilton
Paaren
Fairfield
Connecticut
Putnam
Westchester
New York
Kings
Queens
Lehigh
Sucks
Derks
Dlonntgomery
Philadelphia
Delaware
Chester
Lancaster
York
Adama
Cunderlais
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Coumbia
Masini
Ohio
Indiana
Governs Muiwillon
Porter
Reorganization of Western Export Whisky Pool
The Western Export Association was reorganized after dissolution, with W B Miller of South Bend as president and governance to limit output. The pool fixes a $110 base price and uses only 28 percent of distilleries capacity, turning 160000 gallons daily rather than 185000, avoiding surplus exports and warehousing.
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Westeora Export Association
Spitita
W. B. Miller
South Bend
D. G. Bush
Abbago
George J. Gibson
Pearla
George K. Duockworth
Cincinnati
Sudden Death of Indiana Editor in Wisconsin
Willa and Lingly, editor of the Evening Courier and postmaster of Lafayette Indiana, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at Milwaukee Wisconsin of a heart ailment. He had been active in city affairs and attended a Monday meeting in good health.
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Ga Indiana
Vermont Victory and Arkansas Recount in 1884 Race
Vermont returns show Republican Governor Pingree with about a 20,000 edge over Democrat Redington as the Legislature tilts Republican and J. W. Stewart re-elected in the upper district. In Arkansas, Taterock reports a quiet election with Democrats carrying the state ticket and Republicans showing strength against a railroad bond amendment. Wisconsin and Iowa conventions outline Republican and Democratic ticket plans while a Kansas Prohibition convention fails to unite behind a single slate. Massachusetts and Connecticut Democrats finalize tickets as national platforms are reaffirmed.
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Vermont
Montrener
Congress
J. S. A Morris
Pingree
Reddington
Scattering
Farnham
Republian
Phelps
J. W. Stewart
W. W. Grout
Luke P. Poland
Morrill
Hekeat
Samuel E. Pingree
Hartford
Ebenezer J. Ormabca
Brandon
Wiliam H. Dubers
Randolph
Charles W. Porter
Montpetiie
EK. Henry Powell
Kitebf
House of Representatives
Greenbackers
Arkansas
Tatretock
Ark
Ernest G. Dimine
Kenosha
Edward C. McFetridge
Beaver Dam
Attoyney
Launder F. Frisby
Iowa
Davenport
Kinnie
Burts Opera House
Clussau
Frederick Lahuian
Des Moines
H. Swaspon
Black Hawk
Commiltiee
J. F. Duncomb
Webster County
A. B. Keith
Crawford County
Duncomb
Cleveland
Auady Agfollows
Srpreiacy of
Biuts
James Dooley
Keokudt
Beye
Daniel Gaul
Massachusetts
Wonceste Moss
General Volfing
Lam
Kadigott
Oliver
Amos
Bar Low
Henry L. Pierce
Abington
Treaster
Daniel "A. Gleason
Medford
Charles Ladd
Springfield
Edgar J. Sherman
Lawrence
Eleator-at
Mark Hopxma
Thomas Tahor
Kansas
Lawmaxer
Knt
Beph
Bt. John
A. M. Richardson
John A. Martin
Fend
State Committee
Indore
Connecticut
Hastrom
Conn
D. Ward Northrop
Alfred St. Goodrich
Joseph Plunkett
Concony
N. H
Moody Currier
Eledora
George W. Libby
James
Larkin
Arthur
Texas
Toustos
Tex
People's Arty
National Committee
National Labor Party
Benjamin J. Buver
John J. O'Neill
Missouri
Thinathy E. Tursney
Greenbacker
Michigan
Daniel Ermentrout
Pennsylvania
W.I. Price
Wisconsin
Wallace W. Jones
Repubican
Kentucky
J. S. Woolson
Reputlean
J. I. Hopkins
Miners in Arms Attack Snake Hollow Mine Riot
A massive strike in the Hocking Valley district led 3000 miners to attack guards at Snake Hollow mines. One guard killed, two wounded, telegraph wires cut to block Sheriff aid. Guards surrounded by miners lighting hoppers set ablaze. Troops ordered, arrests planned, governor seeking to quell the riot.
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Mocking Valley
Beverall
Commsus
Hocking Valley
Snake Hollow
Sierrf McCarty
Athens County
Hloadly
Nelsonville
Crithonne
Snake Lol Jow
William Hare
Murray City
Sand Run
Lopestrath
Lancaster
New Lexington
Woodly
Athens
Hocking
Perry
Hondly
Logan
Nower
J. F. McGafery
Bhoriff Hocking County
Fourteenth Regiment
Duffy
Circleville
Sherif McCarty
Dhe
Snake Hiollow
O'Hara
Logat
New Straitsville
Cotusuus
Lloadly
Hucking Valley
Long&Ketch
Stake Hollow
Frank Woody
Willian Hare
Merning
Feadis
McCarthy
Death of Senator Anthony in Providence
Venerable statesman Henry B. Anthony dies suddenly at mis home in Providence. He was born April 1, 1815 in Coventry and served as Governor of Rhode Island, U S Senator, and President of the Senate. Funeral arrangements set for Saturday at First Congregational Church with Senate and House attendance and state actions to fill the vacancy.
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Henry B. Anthony
Anthony
Coventry
Brown University
Providence
Sie
United States Senate
ISTO
Senate
Provinexck
First Congregational Church
Arms Cannady
Mfr
Edmunds
General Assembly
Wilbur
Eames
Baker
House
Mesure
Jillaan
Fay
Pendleton
Woods
Harris
Pains
Providence Press Club
Curtis Wasny the Clerks in Gedree Willem Curtis Warning
Gedree Willem Curtis issues eight circulars to department clerks warning they will violate civil service law by contributing to the opposing campaign fund and risk prosecution if they do.
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Wasurséron
Gedree Willem Curtis
Vligie
Epeding Vampaign Fund
British Science Association closes meeting in Abardec, 1585
The British Science Association held its final meeting yesterday and adjourned to Abardec, Boyt land, in 1585.
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Giese
Scientists
Mosttrear
British
Scienee Association
Abardec
Boytland
Public Debt Statement Shows August Decrease
Public Debt Statement lists a drop in August totaling 3,542,852 with a cumulative decrease since June 30, 1934 amounting to 12,30,14. The report notes cash to Treasury and various certificates including gold, silver, refunding, and legal tenders with references to currencies and recreational forms.
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Jeph
Treasury
A Car-Load of Stock Burned at Darwin Station
A freight train on the Indiana Harbor and St Louis Road was destroyed by fire at Darwin Station yesterday afternoon. The blaze followed a gasolene tank explosion. A car-load of stock perished and the drover in charge is missing, with no sign of him since the fire.
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Tapiasaponts, Ll
Indianavolia
St Louia
Darwin
Plow Makers Elect Officers at Local Meeting
At a Tuesday meeting of plow manufacturers the group elected officers including Pret Geylaitian as President, J. S. Morrigay as Vice President, A. R. Bryant as Secretary, and J. B. Haan as Treasurer. The record notes death from voluntary starvation.
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Cincaago
Pret Geylaitian @ & w Company
J. 8. Morrigay
Morrison Brothers
Kort “Madieon
A. R. Bryant
Te Moline” Plow Company
Moline, AL
J.B. Haan
Welr Plow Company
Mon
Wealthy Chinese Resident Marries German American Matron
Dunverann OG reports on the marriage of Wah Lee You a wealthy Chinese resident of this city to Miss Mary Chafen a German American girl on Tuesday. The ceremony drew considerable attention from local society and reflects cross cultural ties in the community.
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Dunverann
Wah Lee You
Mary Chafen
Blaine Libel Suit Proceedings in Indianapolis Court
In Indianapolis Par, September arguments were heard in U S District Court over the Sentinel Company demurrer to James G. Blaine libel suit. Judge Woods presided as defense contended the Blaine description was insufficiently specific and the libelous article was not clearly tied to the plaintiff.
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Indianapolis
Tspranarvotis
Ind
Sep
United States District Court
Woods
Sentinel Company
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Net
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Temps
China Ins
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Miners IN Arms
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Senator Anyilony
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Public Debt Statement
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Mexican Central Railway
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Anshel Liebman
South Union Street
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