Cholera Precautions America Takes Action
United States officials respond to Russian cholera with new import controls. A Public Health Service official will advise on the outbreak and U S consuls at key ports will detain Russian emigrants for five days with possible extension, plus baggage disinfection. Port list includes Hamburg Antwerp London Liverpool Southampton Glasgow and Rotterdam. Detentions aim to curb disease spread to the United States.
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Russia
Genga
Marine Service
Egrat
Pe 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
Cty
Nijni Novgorod
Public Health Service
Amoy
Henkow
China
Shanghai
Su-Chow
No-Sich
Han- Chew
Ning-Po
Nanking
Philippines
Siso
Manila
Islands
Smith
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Panic in St. Petersburg as cholera spreads rapidly
Sept 21 St. Petersburg reports a sharp rise in cholera cases and deaths with 380 new cases and 155 deaths in one day across municipal hospitals. Government liquor shop closures fail to curb illicit drinking. Hospitals are strained, new facilities and barracks readied, while fear prompts misreadings of symptoms and a navy officer’s son dies.
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St. Petersburg
Seminoffsky
Rostoff-on-the-Don
Ant Pavlinoff
Andmy
Trangsurd
Finland
Sara
Manila cholera measures set by civil commission
In Manila on September 21 a special session of the civil commission convened by Governor General Brn resolved to mobilize two hundred members of the contingent to address the cholera epidemic, outlining steps to combat the outbreak.
Suspected cholera case at Virchow Hospital Berlin
A suspected cholera case has been isolated at Virchow Hospital in Berlin. The wife of State Councillor Grigolewsky arrived from Peterhof five days ago and showed symptoms, with both spouses placed in isolation huts as a precaution. Two hospital ambulance chauffeurs are quarantined.
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Berlin
Virchow
Grigolewsky
Peterhof
Cotton Mills Closed Shuts Lancashire Mills in Wage Dispute
Manchester England September 21 More than four hundred Lancashire cotton mills idle due to wage dispute. Forty million spindles halted and over 250 million dollars of capital idle. about 140000 workers out of work losing roughly 70000 a week. Card room workers expected to accept 6 percent wage cuts after a second ballot.
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Manchester
England
Lancashire
Castro Gets Dutch Reply From Venezuela Crisis
Baron Seckendorff delivered the Netherlands government’s August 21 note to President Castro in Valencia. Castro clings to independence, wary of ultimatums, while Germany favors maintaining the Venezuelan status quo and seeks to avoid conflict. The Hague reports Holland’s note has produced the desired quieting effect.
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Caracas
Willemstad
Baron Seckendorff
Netherlands
Sefior Paul
Valencia
Castro
Venezuela
Germany
The
Hague
Holland
Bulls Kill Five in Moita Bull Run
Twenty-two bulls escaped the Moita arena during a bullfight gathering. Five persons were killed and twenty wounded as troops shot the errant animals to stop the rampage. The incident disrupted the crowd and drew immediate military intervention.
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Lisbon
Moita
Paris Fire Wrecks Central Telephone Exchange
Paris officials restore night-long telephone links to London and Brussels from the burned Central Telephone Exchange. Provisional service eyed at the Bourse de Commerce with installation starting tomorrow. Temporary building considered for Place du Carrousel. Fire saved the post office, but department stores hospitals hotels ships theatres and police and fire stations faced disruption and heavy losses as twenty thousand circuits burned out.
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Paris
Telephone Department
London
Brussels
Bourse and Post Office
Berlin
Bourse de Commerce
Place du Carrousel
London contract sparks meat and navy purchases
London reports the War Office has awarded a Chicago firm another large order of American beef, while the Admiralty is currently negotiating a contract for naval supplies.
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London
War Office
Chicago
Admiralty
Navy
Workmen Strike at Santos Paralyzes Dock Operations
Rio de Janeiro reports a general strike of carters and drivers at Santos. Pier work slows as ships are still loaded with coffee, but transport from dock stores to docks is completely suspended, signaling a worsening strike situation.
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Rio de Janeiro
Santos
Fight at socialist congress mars Florence session
The socialist congress in Florence on September 21 was disrupted by a violent scuffle during a heated debate. Labor leader Signor Carancini provoked a speaker with insults, sparking a brawl in which several delegates fought with fists and feet.
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Florence
Socialist Congress
Signor Carancini
Floods in Spain Cause House Collapses and Drownings
Dispatches report heavy floods in the province of Malaga. Several houses collapsed and a number of residents drowned as the waters rose rapidly in Madrid on September 21.
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Madrid
Malana
Foreign News Notes and Trials in North America
London reports talks with Dr Jee de Forest to place Admiralty offices in wireless contact with Channel fleet vessels. Toronto notes J M McFarland alias Bellamy surrendered to detectives and departed for Chicago. Santiago celebrates Chile Independence Day with crowds flooding the capital, hotels crowded and theatres flourishing.
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London
Jee de Forest
British Admiralty
Ue Admiralty
Admiralty
Toronto
J. M. McFarland
Bellamy
Chicago
Santiago de Chili
Chili
Repubic
James K Hackett Opens Revival of The Prisoner of Zenda
Stage affairs report James K Hackett began his season at his theatre with a revival of The Prisoner of Zenda. The popular romance drew a kindly audience and Miss Mabel Roebuck played Princess Flavia as Hackett plans to revive several favorite dramas.
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James K. Hackett
Zenda
Lyceum Theatre
Hackett
Daniel Frohman
Mabel Roebuck
Flavia
Tufts to get 500000 for new school of commerce
Boston reports Francis W. Hamilton of Tufts College announced that Henry Jones Braker of New York has willed Tufts $500,000 to establish a commerce and finance school, modeled after Dartmouth’s Tuck and Harvard's new business graduate program. Braker died September 1 in Plymouth England.
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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
Father and Son Not Presented at Majestic Theatre
Due to the sudden illness of Margaret Fielding the Majestic Theatre did not reopen for the first performance of Father and Son. A large crowd gathered. after 6 o clock the audience learned there would be no show. Miss Fielding fell ill from steamone poisoning after dinner. doctors said her condition is not alarming and she may perform 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
Zenda
Miss Fielding
West End Theatre Reopens with John Mason in The Witching Hour
The West End Theatre now under Shubert management reopened last night with John Mason portraying Jack Brockfield in The Witching Hour. A large audience enjoyed his performance as plans for first class productions and weekly bill changes were outlined to follow unless extended by strong demand.
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West End
Messrs. Shubert
John Mason
Jack Brockfield
the Tribune
Eva Tanguay Ends Week at Colonial With Strong Audiences
Eva Tanguay closed yesterday the final week of her Colonial engagement with two large audiences enjoying her high‑energy act. The bill this week included the one act play The Van Dyck featuring Harrison Hunter, Karno's pantomime company performing A Night in an English Music Hall, and Charles and Fannie Van assisting. Next week will feature a one act play Freckles starring 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 Week: The Naked Truth headlining
Phyllis Rankin and Harry Davenport star in The Naked Truth at the Alhambra Theatre this week. Clayton White and Marie Stuart present Cherry, while the Empire City Quartet and Jack Norworth with George McManus provide amusing acts.
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Phyllis Rankin
Harry Davenport
Clayton White
Marie Stuart
Cherry
Empire City
Jack Norworth
George McManus
Victoria Theatre Ends Run of The Vision of Salome
The Victoria Theatre, in the last week of The Vision of Salome at Mr Hammerstein's, features Miss Hoffmann as chief performer and notes she will join The Mimic World next week. A condensed version of The Devil is offered along with motion pictures of the Gans Nelson bout. Junie McCree, Howard and North, Eleanor Fulke and the Arlington Four provide other acts as two performances play daily.
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Salome
Robert Edeson Stars in The Offenders Adapted by Elmer Blaney Harris
Robert Edeson opened in The Offenders by Elmer Blaney Harris in Hartford on Sept 21. The cast includes Horace Street and his reform-minded wife along with Klif King, a man with a prison past who aids reform. The play exposes Street’s political machine and corruption with the state system.
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Tribune
Hartford
Donn
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 Riccards
Miss Isadora Duncan Returns for Afternoon Dance Series
Charles Frohman announced Miss Isadora Duncan would return with a run of afternoon performances starting October 15 likely at the Lyceum Theatre. A third company to present The Thief will open next Monday in New Rochelle with Clifford Bruce Helene Wilson Mrs Hilary Bell Charles Walton and P Cornelius in principal roles.
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Charles Frohman
Isadora Duncan
Lyceum Theatre
New Rochelle
Clifford Bruce
Helene Wilson
Hilary Bell
Charles Walton
P. Cornelius
Vaudeville Deserts Cast At Lincoln Square Theatre
Joseph Howard and Mabel Barrison were said to skip yesterday's Lincoln Square bill for Chicago vaudeville work. The White Rats denounced them as traitors to the union for breaking contracts, while George Fuller Gelden took their place without complaint. Despite the dispute, the program pleased audiences with Daisy Lloyd Wood and other strong performers.
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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
Lincoln Square
Daisy Lloyd Wood
Cohan Uarris to stage Wilde tragedy starring Thomas Shea
The theatrical firm of Cohan and Harris has purchased the American rights to Oscar Wilde’s A Prerentine Tragedy. It was announced last night that Thomas E. Shea would be featured in the production, while he is currently engaged on the vaudeville stage.
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Cohan & Uarris
Oscar Wilde
Thomas E. Shea
Mr. Shea
La Traviata at the American Theatre Opens Third Week
Verdi’s La Traviata premieres with Julia Allen as Violetta and M Torre as Alfredo. Crowds grow as Abramson expands repertory with elaborate scenery and strong orchestral response led by M Fornari. La Gioconda returns this week with Fedora repeats next. Otello may follow in a popular priced production.
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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 Emmy Destinn, the singer, unexpectedly cancels her engagements at the Royal Opera in Berlin. Management cites illness following concussion of the brain as the reason for the postponement.
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Berlin
Mme
Emmy Destinn
Royal Opera
Mme. Destinn
Warner Denies Big Fight At Municipal Art Society
J D Warner, ex president and director, refutes rumors of a factional clash within the Municipal Art Society. He calls the reports exaggerated moonshine, noting the society remains prosperous and active through its committees. He cites plans for two commemorative tablets for the Police Headquarters heroism, with contracts possibly let and costs in question.
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Municipal Art Society
Mark Twain
John ‘de Witt Warner
Cuban Negro Leader Truculent in Havana Meeting
General Estenez, organizing the negro party, spoke to a large mass meeting of blacks in Havana. Liberals attended in force and tried to disrupt the gathering. Estenez warned that Cuban negroes will not yield their rights and warned that any President might find the cake all dough with Magoon still in power. Police battled to keep order as interruptions arose from liberal heckling.
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Havana
General Estenez
Gieneral Estenez
Quarantine Lift Sought as Cuba Sees No Yellow Fever
Governor Magoon sent a cable to Washington requesting removal of the Cuba quarantine. No yellow fever cases or suspects are reported in Cuba at present.
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Havana
Magoon
Washington
Cuba
Fire destroys freight buildings at Suresnes suburb
Paris report says railroad freight buildings at Suresnes a suburb were wrecked by a large fire tonight the loss estimated at 100000 dollars and authorities investigated the cause and extent of damage sought to determine how the blaze started and spread through the yard and facilities.
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Paris
Suresnes
Democratic cries and Republican confidence in 1908 US politics
Excerpts from The Philadelphia Ledger and The Buffalo News attack Bryan as destructive with "constructive" policies, while praising Taft as safe and upbuildin g. The Philadelphia Près warns against Bryan in power, and The Charleston News and Courier notes Bryan’s oratorical influence. Madison dispatch notes Wisconsin leaning Taft, estimating 60,000 votes for the Republican.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Dem
Bryan
Taft
Nance O'Neil and Manager Held in Copyright Case
McKee Rankin theatrical manager and star Nance ONeill were arrested at the Hotel Cadillac on an indictment from July in California accusing infringement of the Sudermann play The Fires of St John. After arraignment before U S Commissioner Gilchrist they were held in 1000 bail each for examination today.
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McKee Rankin
Nance O'Neil
Cadillac
California
Sudermann
Tuberculosis World Fair Opens in Washington Museum
A tuberculosis exhibition opens at the New National Museum in Washington as part of the International Congress on Tuberculosis. Government officials and scientists from around the world attend a program led by District Commissioner Macfarland and Secretary Wilson. The display runs to October 12 with talks and demonstrations on global efforts to combat the disease, followed by the congress proper on September 25.
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New National Museum
Macfarland
Wilson
Sternberg
Central Committee
Congress
3. G. Dixon
Pennsylvania
Henry G. Beyer
United States Navy
L. F. Flick
Agricultural Department
Philippines
Europe
Mercury saves Navy patients report on mercury tuberculosis
Medical Inspector C T Hibbett sent to the department Surgeon B L Wrights paper on treating tuberculosis with mercury at Newport Lyon Naval Hospital. He states mercury used judiciously is a specific for tuberculosis in all forms and that some cases near death were saved by the treatment.
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Washington
C. T. Hibbett
Navy
B. L. Wright
Naval Hospital
Newport Lyon
Colorado
Lincoln Relics Sold in Court Case over Lincoln Relics
In a 34 District Municipal Court suit, a cuff button and a hair lock from President Lincoln were sold for $6 from Dr. Charles Taft to Major William H. Lambert. Taft later alleged Louis Cohen & Co. kept funds. Cohen claimed a share with expenses. Justice Young dismissed the case.
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Charles Sabin Taft
Taft
Charles C. Taft
West 35Th Street
Louis L. Cohen & Co
Eighth Avenue
William H. Lambert
United States Army
Cohen
Justice Young
Washington
Farwell Will Filed In Probate Disposing Of Estate
Chicago September 21 The will of John V Farwell noted Chicago merchant and philanthropist was filed for probate. It leaves $1 775 equally to five children and grants Moody Bible Institute a $2 000 annual annuity for ten years.
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Chicago
John V. Farwell
Moody Bible Institute
Farwell
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Park Avenue and Plaza
Notable visitors check in at major New York hotels including Lieutenant Colonel A. Todd at Park Avenue, Mrs T De Witt Talmage at Plaza, and Lord Ablemay with J T Harahan at Waldorf Astoria.
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A. Todd
U.S. A. Plaza
T. de Witt Talmage
Washington
Waldorf-Astoria
Lord Ablemay
London
J. T. Harahan
Chicago
Weather report forecasts fair, showers in gulf states linger
Official weather bulletin notes general fair weather across most regions on Monday except showers in Gulf states Arkansas Tennessee Southern Missouri Georgia and Florida. Temperatures rise in lake and Midwestern states with expectations of warmer conditions midweek and light to moderate winds along coasts and lakes.
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Gulf States
Arkansas
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Missouri
Georgia
Florida
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Lake Region
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Lake
Ohio
Mississippi
Nebraska
Kansas
South Carolina
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Middle West
New England
South Atlantic West
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Grand Banks
Marriages and deaths listed in Tribune notices
Notices announce Hill Atwater marriage in Poughkeepsie with Lt Eben C Hill U S A M C and Simonds Dillingham weddings in Warehous Point Conn. A list of obituaries and funeral notices follows for Barrows Carter Colby and others, with service details, interments, and copy requests for specific papers.
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Hill—Atwater
Poughkeepsie
William Bancroft Hill
Lucy Lovell
Edward Storrs Atwater
Eben Clayton Hill
U. S. A. M. C. Simonds
Dillingham
Robert Hale Simonds
Lucy Dillingham
St. Johne Church
Warehouse Point
Conn
Obituaries and funeral notices from Brooklyn and nearby towns
Several obituaries and funeral notices dated September 1908 list residents from Brooklyn and New Jersey. Entries include Hull of Brooklyn 68, Kerr of East Orange, Reed of East Orange, Reynolds of Paterson, Schence of Brooklyn, Sinclair of Lang Island, Sweiser of Brooklyn, Watsen of Allenhurst, and Wild of Brooklyn with service times and burial details across multiple towns.
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Hull
Herkimer St
Brooklyn
William Jf. HI. Hull
Guilford
N. J
Kerr
East Orange
Anna Crawford Southwick
Walter Kerr
Richard A. Southwick
Fast Park St. Brivis Church Station
Weieck
Broadway Paterson
Cedar Grove
Schence
Louis H
Cimsney Setisinber
Soth St
Sinclair
Fraser Vaustin Sinclair
Maetiene Richweed Mill
Lang Islami
In memoriam Simop Sterling at Woodlawn Cemetery
Stern letter notes loyal memory of Simop Sterling who died September 22 1901. Mentions Woodlawn Cemetery access via Harlem trains from Grand Central Webster and Jerome Avenue and by carriage. Advertisement lists lots at $150 up and provides contact Office 20 East 234 Street Gramercy for Book of Views and representative.
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Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 234
New York City
Uptown Tribune Seeks Applicants for Various Positions
The New-York Tribune at 1364 Broadway, between 36th and 37th Streets, invites selected aspirants to review the file of applications for positions of various kinds. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm.
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New-York Tribune
Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
Tribune Subscription Rates and International Offices
The Tribune offers domestic and foreign mail subscriptions with various rates. It lists offices in New York City and abroad including Paris, London, Brussels, Berlin, and Rome for advertisements and subscriptions, plus a wide network of partner agencies and hotels for reader access.
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Mexico
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Porto Rico
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Tribune Index
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