London inspectors condemn fifty-one tons of American meat
London inspectors condemned and destroyed fifty-one tons of American meat during the second week of June, causing a loss of about 850,000 for American exporters. The meat reportedly spent ten days in New York before shipment, marking the first major loss from the fresh meat trade. About one percent of meat and a large portion of fish from all Smithfield market sources are condemned.
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New Hampshire House Delays Abolition of Capital Punishment
A large majority of the New Hampshire House postponed indefinitely a bill to abolish the death penalty. The notice appears among various national items including political conventions, crimes, and economic updates from the period.
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Fever Quarantine Tightened as Cairo Acts
The Cairo Board of Health on the 20th upheld strict quarantine rules amid fears of yellow fever spreading. Southbound railroad passengers passed through Cairo under guard in locked cars to Centralia, while Memphis reports seven new cases on the 19th and ten more with five deaths on the 2th. Authorities moved poor residents out of the city as wealthier citizens sought other locales. Dr Saunders said the fever was less malignant than last year and more responsive to treatment. Dr Minor issued a state authorized quarantine against infected points in the South. Boats would be stopped ten miles below the city midstream.
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Amid flood of reports a Memphis quarantine and yellow fever cases stir officials as New Orleans reports malarial fever rather than yellow fever. Brigs Akbar and State of Virginia tale of distress, while protests, riots, and political conventions sweep Wisconsin to Pennsylvania.
Destructive storm and tornado devastate Massachusetts towns
A fierce mid July storm battered Boston and nearby towns causing extensive property damage and loss of life. Reports describe collapsed chimneys, shattered windows, flooded streets, and multiple drownings on vessels near Bold Island and Nantasket Beach. In Pittsfield and surrounding areas two killed, several wounded as farms and factories suffered severe damage.
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