Cholera Precaution Moves United States to Act
Washington reports rapid cholera spread in Russia prompts U S Public Health Service action. Affected Russian emigrants will face five day detention abroad and five more if infection suspected, with baggage disinfected. Consuls at key European ports instructed to enforce strict checks and report to the Treasury and State departments.
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Swashington
Russia
Generomen
The
Public Health and Marine Service
Bureau
Te Home Office
United States
Treasury Department
State Department
Public Health Bureau
Libau
Hamburg
Bremen
Rotterdam
Antwerp
London
Liverpool
Southampton
Glasgow
Astrakhan
Saratoff
Rostoff-on-the-Don
Nijni Novgorod
Cholera Surge Strikes St. Petersburg Amid Panic Measures
Cholera cases rise sharply in St. Petersburg with 380 hospital admissions and 155 deaths since Sunday noon. Authorities fail to curb spread despite liquor sale bans and other measures. Hospitals overflow. two new facilities to open. panic fuels fear with reports of typhoid misdiagnoses and naval deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Seminoffsky
Rostoff-on-the-Don
Ohucho
Kalirkin
Technological Institute
Enant Paviinoff
Trangsurd
Finland
Sara
Manila Civil Commission Actions on Cholera Epidemic
The Civil Commission in Manila, summoned by Governor General Brth, met in a special session to address the cholera epidemic. The session led to orders affecting evacuation and health measures for two hundred members of the community.
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Manus
Civil Commission
Brth
Con
Plague Fight Intensifies As City Mobilizes Health Force
Police aid is mobilized with extra men and stricter crowd controls to curb gatherings and halt fiestas. More physicians and nurses head to the cholera hospital with capacity for 100 extra patients. Alfred McVeigh and infant Josefina Hall are among new disease victims, while C A Davis is not ill. Twenty five new cases reported today. Camp Lawton veterans volunteer as sanitary inspectors.
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Alfred McVeigh
Josefina Hall
C. A. Davis
Camp Lawton
Cholera Suspected Case Isolated in Berlin Hospital
A suspected cholera case has been isolated at Virchow Hospital in Berlin. The wife of State Councillor Grigolewsky arrived from Peterhof five days ago, showed symptoms, and was placed in cholera isolation huts with her husband. Two hospital ambulance chauffeurs were quarantined as a precaution.
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Berlin
Virchow
Grigolewsky
Peterhof
Lancashire Mills Idle in Wage Dispute Halts Spindles
Manchester reports four hundred plus cotton mills idle as operatives strike over wages. Forty million spindles halted and capital of about 2570,000,000 unused, with 140,000 workers unemployed and losing around 700,00 in weekly wages. Card room workers may vote again and accept wage reduction.
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Manchester
England
Lancashire
Castro Gets Dutch Reply Over Venezuela Tension
Baron Seckendorff delivered the Netherlands government’s August 21 note to President Castro in Valencia. The note’s contents are guarded and not said to be an ultimatum. Holland aims to preserve the status quo while pushing Castro away from any move toward perpetual rule. The Hague announced the note’s dispatch produced the desired quieting effect.
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Caracas
Willemstad
Baron Seckendorff
Netherlands
Paul
Valencia
Castro
Venezuela
Germany
The
Hague
Holland
Bulls Kill Five as Bulls Rampage in Portugal Arena
Twenty-two bulls escaped at Moita near Lisbon during a bullfight gathering. Five people died and twenty were wounded as the crowd scattered. Troops were summoned and shot the remaining bulls to death.
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Lisbon
Moita
Fire Destroys Central Telephone Exchange in Paris
Paris officials report restoration of night contact with London and Brussels from the Bourse and post office after the fire that wiped out the Central Telephone Exchange. Provisional exchanges are planned in the Bourse de Commerce, with a possible Place du Carrousel temporary building. Firefighters saved the post office as major local networks and services faced disruption and heavy anticipated losses.
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Paris
Telephone Department
London
Brussels
Bourse and Post Office
Berlin
Bourse de Commerce
Place du Carrousel
London contracts for beef and navy purchases
London reports the War Office has placed another large contract with a Chicago firm to supply American beef. The Admiralty is currently engaged in negotiations for a contract to feed the navy.
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London
War Office
Chicago
Admiralty
Navy
Workmen Strike at Santos Grips Rio Shipping
In Rio de Janeiro on September 21 the Santos strike broadened as carters and drivers began a general strike. Pier work slows as employers continue loading ships with coffee while inland transportation from dock stores to decks remains fully stopped.
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Rio de Janeiro
Santos
Fight at Socialist Congress Marred by Scuffle
Florence on September 21 witnessed a violent clash during a socialist congress session as labor leader Signor Carancini provoked a speaker with insults and delegates clashed with fists and feet, interrupting the heated debate.
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Florence
Socialist Congress
Signor Carancini
Deaths by floods in Spain reported in Malaga area
Madrid dispatches report heavy flooding in Malaga province with multiple houses collapsing and several people drowned.
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Spain
Madrid
Malaga
British Admiralty in wireless tests with Dr Lee de Forest
Notes of foreign news report Dr Lee de Forest negotiating with the British Admiralty to base offices in London for wireless communication with Channel fleet vessels. He offered an apparatus and will start experiments soon. Also noted are the surrender of J. M. McFarland alias Bellamy in Toronto to Chicago detectives, and Chilean independence anniversary celebrations in Santiago drawing crowds and booming theatre business.
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London
Lee de Forest
British Admiralty
Admiralty
Toronto
J. M. McFarland
Bellamy
Chicago
James K Hackett Opens Season In The Prisoner Of Zenda
James K Hackett began his season at his theatre in a revival of The Prisoner of Zenda. The romance drew favorable crowds with Miss Mabel Roebuck as Princess Flavia. Hackett plans to revive several popular dramas during the engagement.
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James K. Hackett
Zenda
Lyceum Theatre
Hackett
Daniel Frohman
Mabel Roebuck
Flavia
Tufts Receives 3 500 000 Gift From New York Donor
Tufts College announced that a New York City donor, Henry Jones Braker, will leave Tufts 500000 to establish a school of commerce and finance modeled after Dartmouth and Harvard programs. President Hamilton said a representative would go to New York to arrange transfer. Braker died in Plymouth England September 1.
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Tribune
Boston
F. W. Hamilton
Tufts College
Goddard Gymnasium
New York
Braker
New York City
School of Commerce, Finance and
Tuck School
Dartmouth
Graduate School of Commerce
Harvard
Hamilton
Mr. Braker
Tufts
Henry Jones Braker
Plymouth
England
Health Department
William H. Gelshenen
Garfield Bank
Sixth
Eighth Avenue
Illness Delays Majestic Theatre Reopening
Due to Margaret Fielding’s sudden illness the Majestic Theatre did not reopen for the first performance of Father and Son. Miss Fielding suffered presumed stomach poisoning after dinner. doctor said she was not in danger and could appear later in the week. A substitute has been found and Father and Son is expected tonight.
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Margaret Fielding
Majestic Theatre
Hackett
Mr. Hackett
Zenda
Miss Fielding
West End Theatre Reopens Under Shubert Management
The West End Theatre, now under the management of the Messrs. Shubert, reopened last night with John Mason in The Witching Hour. Audiences praised his portrayal of Jack Brookfield as the show moved toward a weekly bill change barring extraordinary demand for extensions.
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West End
Messrs. Shubert
John Mason
Jack Brookfield
the Tribune
Eva Tanguay Stars in Colonial Engagement Final Week
Eva Tanguay opened yesterday at the Colonial for the last week of her engagement with two large audiences. The bill includes The Van Dyck starring Harrison Hunter, Karno's pantomime in A Night in an English Music Hall, and Charles and Fannie Van in the merriment. Next week features the one act Freckles with Miss Anne Blanche, a dramatic version of Porter Emerson Cooke's The Proof.
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Eva Tanguay
the Colonial
Anne Blanche
Porter Emerson Cooke
Alhambra Theatre Presents The Naked Truth Headlining
Phyllis Rankin and Harry Davenport lead the bill this week at the Alhambra Theatre. Also on stage are Clayton White and Marie Stuart in Cherry, the Empire City Quartet, and Jack Norworth with George McManus delivering amusing acts.
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Phyllis Rankin
Harry Davenport
Clayton White
Marie Stuart
Cherry
Empire City
Jack Norworth
George McManus
Vision of Salome heads final Victoria run
Victoria Theatre presents the last week of The Vision of Salome at Mr. Hammerstein's. Miss Hoffmann, the chief performer, will join The Mimic World next week. A condensed version of The Devil is among novelties. motion pictures of the Gans Nelson bout excite audiences. Junie McCree Howard North Eleanor Falke and the Arlington Four entertain. two performances daily.
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Salome
Edeson Stars In New American Drama The Offenders
Hartford reports Robert Edeson appeared in Elmer Blaney Harris s The Offenders with Horace Street and Mrs Street as reform advocates and Klif King once jailed. The cast included Katherine Grey Catherine Countiss Beatrice Prentice Ann Meredith John Flood Morgan Comson Charles Abbott James Seeley William Riccardi. The Merry Widow at New Amsterdam heads into final four weeks in New York with Ruby Dale due to illness withdrawals and cast changes.
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Tribune
Hartford
Conn
Robert Edeson
Elmer Blaney Harris
Edeson
Horace Street
Klif King
King
Street
State Machine
Katherine Grey
Catherine Countiss
Beatrice Prentice
Ann Meredith
John Flood
Morgan Comson
Charles Abbott
James Seeley
William Riccardi
New York
New Amsterdam
Ruby Dale
Miss Dale
Chicago
Boston
Georgie Caine
Miss Caine
Lina Abarbanell
Miss Isadora Duncan Returns for Afternoon Dances
Charles Frohman announced a return engagement by Miss Isadora Duncan with a series of afternoon performances starting October 15 likely at the Lyceum Theatre. A third company will begin The Thief next Monday in New Rochelle starring Clifford Bruce Helene Wilson Mrs Hilary Bell Charles Walton and P Cornelius.
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Charles Frohman
Isadora Duncan
Lyceum Theatre
New Rochelle
Clifford Bruce
Helene Wilson
Hilary Bell
Charles Walton
P. Cornelius
Vaudeville Stars Desert Lincoln Square Bill
Joseph Howard and Mabel Barrison, slated to head the Lincoln Square Theatre bill, reportedly performed in Chicago at a syndicate vaudeville house and were labeled traitors to the White Rats union. George Fuller Gelden filled their slot as Harry Mountford denounced the deserters, though the Lincoln Square program this week remains praised for strong performances by Daisy Lloyd Wood and others.
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Joseph Howard
Mabel Barrison
Lincoln Square Theatre
Chicago
Syndicate
Union
White Rats of
America
George Fuller Gelden
Harry Mountford
The
White Rats
Howard
Barrison
Wil
Lincoln Square
Daisy Lloyd Wood
Cohan Harris Buys Wilde Play Rights for Shea
The firm announces purchase of the American rights to Oscar Wilde's A Hierentine Tragedy and that Thomas E. Shea will be featured. Shea is currently engaged on the vaudeville stage.
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Cohan & Harris
Oscar Wilde
Thomas E. Shea
Mr. Shea
Nance O Neil and manager held after arrest
McKee Rankin the theatrical manager and star Nance O Neil were arrested at the Hotel Cadillac on an indictment from July in California alleging copyright infringement of the Sudermann play The Fires of St John. They were arraigned before United States Commissioner Gilchrist and held in 1000 bail each for examination today.
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McKee Rankin
Nance O'Neil
Cadillac
California
Sudermann
La Traviata Debuts at the American Theatre in New Program
Verdi’s La Traviata opens at the American with Julia Allen as Violetta and M Torre in colorful period costumes. Arcangeli as Germont earns praise while the orchestra under M Fornari receives applause after the overture. La Gioconda and Fedora are slated this week, with Otello a possible next week.
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Ivan Abramson
Verdi
Julia Allen
Violetta Valery
Abramson
Miss Allen
Dumas
M. Torre
Alfredo
M. Arcangeli
Germont
M. Fornari
Destinn Cancels Opera Engagements in Berlin
Mme Destinn, the noted singer, unexpectedly cancels her engagements at the Royal Opera in Berlin. Management says the step results from illness following a concussion of the brain.
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Berlin
Mme
Emmy Destinn
Royal Opera
Mme. Destinn
Warner Denies Rumor of Art Society Fight
J D Warner a former president and director dismisses reports of a factional clash in the Municipal Art Society as greatly exaggerated moonshine. He notes ongoing prosperity and cites a major annual project to install two tablets at the new Police Headquarters, with contracts and budget discussed for possible multi year funding.
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Municipal Art Society
Mark Twain
John ‘de Witt Warner
Cuban Negro Leader Truculent At Havana Mass Rally
General Estenez, newly organizing the negro party, led a mass meeting of blacks in Havana as Liberals swarmed to disrupt. He warned that Cuban blacks would not surrender rights and quipped that any elected President might face Magoon still governing. Police struggled to keep order amid repeated Liberal interruptions.
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Havana
General Estenez
Gieneral Estenez
Cuban Yellow Fever Quarantine Lifts Sought
Governor Magoon sent a cable to Washington requesting removal of the Cuba quarantine due to no current cases or suspected yellow fever. The action follows reports of improved health conditions in Havana.
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Havana
Magoon
Washington
Cuba
Fire destroys railroad freight buildings at Suresnes
In Paris on September 21 a major blaze ripped through the railroad freight buildings at Suresnes, a suburb, causing extensive damage. The loss is estimated at about $100,000.
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Paris
Suresnes
Campaign rhetoric and cross‑paper opinions on Taft Bryan
A compilation of editorials from The Philadelphia Ledger The Buffalo News The Philadelphia Press and The Charleston News and Courier plus Wisconsin correspondence. The pieces critique Bryan and praise Taft labeling Bryan as destructive and Taft as sane and upbuilding. Wisconsin voting leanings are noted with a Taft projection of about 66 000 votes.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Dem
Bryan
Lis
Taft
Tuberculosis Fair Opens at New National Museum in Washington
A world style tuberculosis exhibition opened in Washington at the New National Museum as part of the International Congress on Tuberculosis. District Commissioner Macfarland presided among officials. demonstrations and talks will run until October 12 with many nations represented. Secretary Wilson outlined the Agriculture Department’s anti tuberculosis campaign including dairy cattle safeguards and slaughterhouse inspections. Congress proper opens next Monday with scientists from around the globe in attendance.
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New National Museum
Macfarland
Wilson
Sternberg
Central Committee
Congress
S. G. Dixon
Pennsylvania
Henry G. Beyer
United States Navy
L. F. Flick
Agricultural Department
Philippines
Europe
Mercury saves Navy patients in tuberculosis treatment
Medical Inspector C. T. Hibbett reports Surgeon B. L. Wright’s paper on mercury therapy for tuberculosis at Newport Legion Naval Hospital in Colorado. He says mercury used judiciously appears to be a specific for all forms of TB, saving lives even when patients seemed near death.
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Washington
C. T. Hibbett
Navy
B. L. Wright
Naval Hospital
Newport Lyon
Colorado
Lincoln relic cuff button sale cited in municipal court
In a 3d District Municipal Court case, a cuff button and a lock of President Lincoln's hair, owned by Dr. Charles Sabin Taft, were sold for six dollars. Taft's son later received a six hundred dollar check from Major William H. Lambert through Louis L. Cohen & Co., with Cohen keeping a portion. Justice Young dismissed the case after testimony and a disagreement over entitlements.
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3D District Municipal Court
Charles Sabin Taft
Eighth Avenue
Taft
William H. Lambert
United States Army
Cohen
Justice Young
Washington
Farwell Will Filed For Probate In Chicago
John V. Farwell, noted Chicago merchant and philanthropist, filed his will for probate. It leaves $1,775,000 to his five children equally and grants the Moody Bible Institute an annuity of $2,000 for ten years.
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Chicago
John V. Farwell
Moody Bible Institute
Prominent arrivals at city hotels noted
Lieutenant Colonel A. Todd of the U S A visits the Park Avenue Hotel. Mrs T De Witt Talmage arrives at the Plaza Washington. Lord Abhimay and J T Harahan are recorded at Waldorf Astoria London Chicago respectively.
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Park Avenue
A. Todd
U. S.A. Plaza
T. de Witt Talmage
Washington
Waldorf-Astoria
Lord Abhiemay
London
J. T. Harahan
Chicago
Weather Forecast and Report for September records
Official weather summary from Washington notes general fair weather with showers limited to Gulf states Arkansas Tennessee Southern Missouri Georgia and Florida. Temperatures rise in the lower lake region North Atlantic states and Middle West with generally warm conditions continuing Tuesday and Wednesday. Winds vary by coast and region with light to fresh southwest west on many coasts and variable breezes offshore.
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Gulf States
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Tennessee
Missouri
Georgia
Florida
Lower
Lake Region
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Lake
Ohio
Misel
Sippi
Nebraska
Kansas
South Carolina
Middle Atlantic
Middle West
New England
South Atlantic Coast
West Gulf Coast
Grand Banks
Hill-Atwater and Simonds Dillingham Nuptials Noted in Tribune
Marriage notices from The Tribune list Hill-Atwater wedding in Poughkeepsie on September 19 officiated by Rev. William Bancroft Hill and Simonds-Dillingham nuptials on September 17 at St. John's Church Warehouse Point Conn. Other obituaries and notices include Barnes, Barrows, Carter, Colby, and Brown families with service details and interment plans.
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Poughkeepsie
William Bancroft Hill
Lucy Lovell
Edward Storrs Atwater
Eben Clayton Hill
Simonds— Dillingham
Robert Hale Simonds
Lucy Dillingham
St. John’s Church
Warehouse Point
Conn
Mass
Lucy Maria Sirown
Champion Brown
Montreal
Toronto
Saginaw
Reed death notice and multiple obituaries in East Orange Jersey
Funeral notices list Reed Reynolds Schenck Sinclair Sweiser Watjen Wild Sterne and other deaths in New York and New Jersey in late September 1908 with details of dates ages and residence addresses including East Orange Paterson Brooklyn and Richmond Hill plus cemetery and funeral arrangements and a public service advertisement for a book of views in Manhattan.
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Conn
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Allenhurst
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Hermann Watten
Wild
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George
Halsey St
Aspirants Apply for Positions at Uptown Office
The Uptown Office opens a file of applications from selected aspirants for various positions. The initiative aims to speed hiring by centralizing candidate documents and screening materials for quick review.
Tribune Subscription Rates and Foreign Mail Terms
The Tribune lists domestic and foreign mail rates for daily weekly and Sunday editions, with special rates for Canada and overseas destinations. It details variable prices by subscription length, plus almanac and index options, and notes reading-room access in several hotels abroad for daily and Sunday editions.
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