Cholera Deaths Rise Amid Quarantine Scare in New York
Six people have died of cholera at Swinburne Island and more may die as cases rise among steerage passengers from the Alolke and the Perugia remains under observation. Quarantine officers report Hoffman Island conditions satisfactory while Italy faces spreading concerns with Venice Naples and Messina noted for outbreaks. State Senator Blair Lee opens his Democratic governor campaign at a Hyattsville meeting.
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Egypt
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Austria
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Naples
Venice
Palermo
Messina
Tuscany
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Hyattsville
John F. Healy Named Attorney For Lorimer Probe
John F. Healy serves as attorney for the investigating committee in the Lorimer case. He assists in examining the legitimacy of the disputed seat and potential constitutional questions arising from the Senate election.
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Lorimer
Questions for Candidates Bryan Puts Aspirants on Record
Omaha July 18. William J Bryan asks thirteen questions to Democratic presidential hopefuls to force clear stances on tariff policy presidential powers antitrust law campaign finance and independence for the Philippines. He seeks public positions on taxation currency banking and railroad regulation.
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United States
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Murder Arson and Robbery at Isolated Vine Grove Home
In Vine Grove Kentucky on July 18 a wealthy hermit named David Patterson was found dead in a burning isolated home after a blaze that destroyed the structure. Authorities believe murder along with arson and robbery occurred as Patterson allegedly kept large sums of money there. A rifle with a discharged cartridge was found near the body and initially suggested suicide but the skull was later reported crushed. Nearby residents reported the scene as they rushed to the fire.
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David Patterson
Assistant Loses Job in Campaign Publicity Fallout
Floyd W Robinson, a Detroit chemist and star witness in the Benzoate of Soda case, was dismissed for the good of the service from the Bureau of Chemistry. Secretary Wilson issued the notification with no stated charges, prompting questions about internal anti Wiley moves within the Department of Agriculture and possible congressional scrutiny.
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Publicity Amendments Extend Campaign Reporting to Primaries and General Elections
Washington July 18. The senate amended and passed a bill on political campaign publicity. The measure, 60 to 77, extends reporting before and after elections to primaries and general elections and applies to U S senate candidates and house nominees. The Reed amendment caps expenditures and adds strict limits, with full disclosures due from political committees.
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Drowns Escaping Mob After Shootings Near Washington
An unidentified one legged foreigner who shot a woman and her daughter near Black Diamond fled a pursuing mob to the Monongahela river and drowned. His body, recovered after the crowd dragged it along the bank, came after he fired at Mrs Pleming and her daughter Mary. The mob shouted Lynch him and the terrified fugitive leaped into the river.
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Woman's sense of justice funds losses of husband’s clients
In Schenectady July 18 Mary H L Thomson’s will reveals a notable act of restitution. She bequeathed $1000 to Mrs. Ann Cady of Amsterdam and Mrs. Daniel Allen of Schenectady to repay losses they sustained in 1884 from investments advised by her husband, who was counsel for a foundry that failed. Despite near wiping out the Thomson fortune, she has repaid all but the two gifts out of her own means.
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Ann Cady
Amsterdam
Daniel Allen
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Thomson
Lights Match Sparks Second Gas Explo sion at Brooklyn Plant
In Brooklyn on Atlantic avenue B G Webster silverware works a second gas explosion injured fifteen people ten of them firemen The first blast drew the fire dept as workers searched for the teak a match lit during the hunt caused the building to shake sending the injured to hospitals Eleven Dead In Railroad Wreck Berlin July 18 eleven killed twenty seriously hurt when an express from Basle to Frankfort derailed at Mulheim defective brake blamed For summer diarrhoea remedy ad ends with saw it in The News
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Basle
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