Nine Hundred Victims and More Yellow Fever Deeds
Jacksonville reports eight deaths in the last twenty four hours and sixteen new cases. Total cases reach 648 with many still under treatment and a critical need for nurses and physicians. The Knights Templar plan to open a charity hospital for yellow fever patients in Jacksonville.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Board of Health
Charity of
Knights Templar
Tacksonville
H. Mallette
Grand Occasion for Archbishop Ireland Consecуration
The Twin Cities Catholics anticipate the consecration of Bishop Ireland as archbishop in St. Paul. The ceremony takes place Tuesday September 27 at the cathedral with pallium conferred by Bishop Grace and a sermon by Bishop Kane of Washington. More than 300 clergy are expected and tickets are required for admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Thesday
Grace
Kane
Washington
D.C
Officers Elected by the Dakota Editorial Association
Dakota Editorial association meets at Mammoth Hot Springs hotel and elects officers led by President George W. Happ with J. C. Adams and C. F. Hackett as vice presidents. Next annual gathering planned along the Hudson river. National Journalist of Chicago named official Dakota paper with E. C. Suyter as Dakota editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Jamestown
Dak
Dakota
Mammoth Hot Springs
George W. Happ
Brookings
J. C. Adams
Webster
C. F. Hackett
Parker
George Schlosser
Blunt
H. M. Williamson
Flandrau
Frank
Watertown
J. W. Shannon
Huron
Chicago
E. C. Suyter
Dakota Department
Hudson River
Earthquakes at Vostizza cause widespread damage
News from ATIENS Sept 13 reports a strong earthquake at Vostizza on the Corinthian Gulf. The disaster destroyed many buildings, with two corpses recovered and more believed buried in debris. Numerous injuries and many missing, most unknown, as villagers fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atiens
Vostizza
Corinthian Gulf
Minnesota editors enjoy three days with Soo Railroad guests
The Minnesota Editorial Association's trip to Sault Ste. Marie September 7 8 and 9 was hailed as the most successful excursion yet. About 200 editors and wives traveled aboard six Soo Railroad sleepers free of charge. Senator Sabin joined on the outbound leg, and editors toured ship canals, canoes on St Marys River, and a river crossing. A Gladstone stop featured a steamboat ride on Green Bay and Rhinelander sightseeing. The party returned to Minneapolis Monday, praising Soo Railroad hosts W D Washburn F W Underwood and John G Taylor for exceptional hospitality.
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Soo
Sabin
Sault Ste. Marie
St. Mary River
City Hall
Gladstone
Mich
Green Bay
Rhinelander
Wis
Minneapolis
Minnesota
W. D. Washburn
Soo Road
John [Taylor
Minneapolis Exposition Management
Exposition Building
Merriam Park
Rivers flood Augusta and Wisconsin towns suffer damage
Heavy rains in the Savannah valley flood Augusta Georgia with water depths of several feet forcing mills to halt. In Wisconsin, Neillsville and Durand report fires at Hein & Myer stave mill and Northwestern lumber yards, with losses around $5,000 each. A man near Pleasant Valley was badly wounded by an accidentally loaded gun. A collision near Auburn killed an engineer and a fireman. James Gray survives after a bull attack near Pleasant Valley.
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Savannah
Augusta
Wisconsin
Hein & Myer
Neillsville
Durand
P. J. Lewis
Pleasant Valley
Knights of Labor Co-Operative
Menominee
Auburn
Keller
Trusty
John McGee
Knoxville
Noah Kelso
Hopewell
N.S
London
Hitechapel
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Koencke
August Janis
Market Quotations For Sept 11 From St Paul Minneapolis And Chicago
Market quotes show bids and asks across Wheat Corn Oats and Flax Seed at St Paul Minneapolis and Chicago. Notable figures include No 1 hard wheat bids of 6c and 8% bid, No 1 Northern 44c 8% bid, flax seed 1.18 and eggs 14.4c bid. Also playful quotes and maxims from Omaha Texas and Philadelphia appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Timothy
Self Killer Study at Lincoln Park Drownings in Chicago
A Chicago man who saved thirty lives describes drownings at Lincoln Park Lake. He notes weather and mood drive suicides, with many cases in spring and autumn when gloom deepens. Drownings peak in afternoons. would be self killers fold arms and sink quietly or struggle briefly before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lincoln Park
Lake Shere
Chicago Journal
Mosquito Viewed as Blessing in Madras Lecture
A Madras lecture by H Sullivan Thomas claims the mosquito is mostly beneficial seven eighths of its life. He notes only the female bites and the larval stage lasts twenty one days. During that larval phase the insects work on sanitation, thriving in dirty water and filthy drains where larvae multiply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
India
H. Sullivan Thomas
New Orleans Times-Democrat
The Pig Headed Passenger
A New York Tribe writer notes why railways do not force boarding at the front and exiting at the rear. He argues passengers resist such rules, blaming crowd behavior for collective opposition and noting Americans are bright individually but not in crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Veterans flock to Columbus for Grand Army encampment
Thousands of Civil War veterans and families flood Columbus Ohio as the twenty first Grand Army of the Republic encampment nears. Festivities unfold with parades arches lights and banners across High Street. City businesses display elaborate decorations while crowds rally to the event promising a historic reunion.
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Buckey
CoLumBus
Ohio
Buckeye
Grand Army
Soldier Boys
Change at Upper Brule: Indians Seek Full Understanding of Sioux Bill
At Lower Brule Agency on Sept 11, a public council discussed the Sioux bill with both proponents and opponents present. Iron Nation led against ratification, Iron Mane urged support, others urged clarification while two newly graduated youths spoke for the bill. Indians request two more explanations to ensure full understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Brule
Dak
Tron Nation
Ad Mand
Shabber
Squirrel Coat
Iron Nation
Iron Mane
Alex Rencounter
Fifty Mormon Families Reach Rock County Faith in Wisconsin
Agents of the Church of Mormon travel through Rock and Green counties seeking converts. From early Nauvoo era roots, missionaries report over fifty families now embracing the faith in the Rock River Valley while asserting polygamy is not part of their doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Smith
Rock County
Janesville
Wis
Church of Mormon
Rock and
Green Counties
Nauvoo
Rock River Valley
Great Damage In Woods Near East Tawas and Other Dispatches
A collection of late 19th century notes reports extensive forest damage near East Tawas Michigan due to fires. Separately, Milwaukee hosts a $500 a side wrestling match where D A McMillan defeats Herman Stellenberg after falls and injuries end the bout. Other items include opening of a Democratic wigwam in Manison Wisconsin, a brakeman losing a foot near Cloquet, prairie fires in upper Teton country, Racine exposition criticism, Brainerd man killed in yard accident, a fire in Oconto destroying the Reporter office, and various civic appointments and deeds tallied in Ashland and Manison. The New York Sun attacks the Democratic committee and White House coverage.
Market Quotations and Prices in Chicago Wheat Corn and More
Market quotes for Sept 10 cover Chicago grain and provisions with bids and asks for wheat, corn, oats, hay, eggs, and Park and Lard prices. The report lists No 1 hard and No 2 Northern wheat bids, No 2 corn and oats bid and asked figures, and various hay and egg bid and ask levels. It ends with an editorial note wondering about President Cleveland’s civil service reform pledges and the impact on a potential second term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Park
Cleveland
Cleveland Lasader
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Honon
W. F. Q. Bushnell
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Roswell Miller
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Mitchell
Mason City
Iowa
Nora Springs
G. B. Rockwell
Rockwell
Johnson
Eilington
DuLumn
Wing Foo
San Francisco
Grand Forks, Cak
BE. C. Florence
Ashland
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South Dakota
Catholic Bee
Yankton, Dak
Yankton
Eavu Claire
Edward Thompson
Asaland
Louie Nose
van Sweeten Vead
van Sweeten
East Indies
Paris Academy of Medicine
Arkansaw Traveler
Soo Railroad Company
Cedar Rapids
Mullally
James Gray
Here
George
Northern
Texas
Montana
Hitchin
Omaha Herald
Philadelphia
Cali
O'Brien
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Oak
T. B. Walker
Grand Forks
O’connor
Palmyra
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Reis
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Brown County
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Rochester
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J. E. Shipman
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Smith
Lewis Hirschey
Pipestone
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Gioux Indians
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Hager Brothers
Omaha
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F B. Clark
St Paul
Fase Mall
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Pacific
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Tlllinois
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Missour
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
R. Miller
Gen'l
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Second
Lawler Street
Matchell, Dakota
Green Bros, Fron
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LaSailoat
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Guicaco
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D. A. McMillan
Herman Stellenberg
Sana Caret Ean
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Stellenberg
Manpison
New Democratic
Col. Vilas
Doorn
John Herrick
Helena
Mont
Upper Teton Country
Racine
Racine Exposition
Brainerd
Minn
L. M. Powell
Bluama
Tie
Oconto
Reporter Publishing Company
Dale
Gov Rusk Hins
James A. Cole
Lieut
Cole
State University
Ashlsauv
Register of Deeds
Fennelly
Ashland County
Dexlu
Washland
New York Sun
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Dana
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Hibbard
Odahi
Maud
Hil Bard
J. Kopgets
Firat M. E. Church
Fremont, Mich
Sure Cure FC
Axnion
Michigan Central Builditny
Ann Arbor
Bright
Ibbard
Tex
Murray
Murray Medicine Co
Litnsas City
Scallin
W. A. Rogers
W. A. Scott
Rogers & Scott
Mitchell, Dak
Anl
Barts Wid Wasranis
EH. Rowley
R. N. Kratz
RaAthman
Prank Soler
Howley
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