Halifax Board Considers Cholera Precautions Abroad
The Halifax board debates taking cholera precautions as the Atlantic squadron is moved. In Albany a $50,000 purchase is noted from Prita Emmett. Presque Isle station is established with a health crew to inspect arriving vessels while California gains a state status and San Francisco observes a holiday. A nine hour workday strike and wage disputes surface among furniture workers.
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Arastri
Estabe
Presque Isle
Health Fisher
Entron
Cholera reports and political notes from around the world
A stream of brief news items covers cholera cases in Paris and Europe, prohibition on live sheep imports to Britain, a Canadian attack rumor, and various diplomatic and criminal incidents. Notable items include arrests in Boston, a Columbus exposition dispatch, naval orders sending vessels to San Francisco for a grand fair, and a fatal circus accident in Mayville.
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OCW
Seaton
Austria
San Francisco
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Bard Heix
J. H. Surra
Hillsboro
New Hampshire
Cincinnati
Charles
Rag
Colembus
Craig del
W. V.connell
Tamaim
Detroit
Mich
John E. Pars
Cornwell
Ont
James McMahon
Antonio Lafort
Antonio Lafeber
Department of States
Lincolm
Great Britian
United States
Sedbury
George Johnnston
McDonald
Picard
McKinley
Faughlin
Hattie
Curlew
Bar of Fundy
HV. Butler
New Brunswick
N. J
de Sause
General Synod of the Lutheran Church Im Prechen
Paris
Joms G. Warrimes
St Falls
N. H
Geeser E. Fomses
Boston
Washington
Italy
England
Guesrex
Ce le Borup
France
Demixe
Maysville
George
Columbus
State Department
Montreal
Eugin and
Normannis
Hoffman Island
Madrid
Clearfield & Cambria
Altooma
Ream
Apwrmal Gemwampt
Waa
Pacific
New York
Salina
Petersom
Philadelphip
Kite
Lieut Peary
William Sod
James Peer
Tenth Street
Pittsburgh
Gramada
Eedeville
Ala
Scott Pierece
Daniel White
Wolver
Mannheim
Germany
London
Thom
Herecett
Brownington
Ind
St Petersburg
United Sates
White
Wirtsas E Cart
Knights of Pythias Sledge
Gloucester
Masa
Died Saddle Stallion Hauer Deswaen Noted in Kentucky
Telegrams report Hauer Deswaen, a famed saddle stallion, died in Louisville on the 12th. He was hailed as the best blood and greatest sire of saddlers in Kentucky, a loss keen to saddle-horse interests.
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Hauer Deswaen
Louisville
Kentucky
Walker's Mission in Venezuelan Waters Sparks Anglo American Clash
The article outlines sealed instructions to Admiral Walker aboard the Chicago, signaling U S plans to offer friendly intervention to prevent British absorption of Venezuela. It cites high level discussions between President Harrison, Secretary Adee, and Admiral Walker, and notes British claims expanding from Barima to the Orinoco basin. The piece warns of Britain leveraging naval power to control coastal and river regions, urging arbitration and U S involvement to safeguard South American independence.
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Merujems
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Orimate
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Sehomberk
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Couse
Lincoln
Salisbury
Kearsage
Quarantine Fears Rise Over Hamburg Ship Wieland Arrival
The Wieland from Hamburg docks in New York harbor raising fears of a plague. Health officials inspect 141 cabin passengers and report all in good health, while daily death tolls and new cases from nearby ships continue to mount. Authorities note conflicting claims about child deaths and roped off quarantine zones near the lower bay as investigations proceed.
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Hamburg
Elias Pherar Percer
Victoria
Eiry Percer
Carl Klason
Percer
Adolph Wen
Ome
Hessieeqeentir Saif
Alee
Darren
de Jenkins
Bewer Bay
Deaths and Fear Spread Among Guarestined Heat Victims
Coast guard reports from Staten Island detail plague fears aboard ships including the Sandia and Crystal Water with steerage deaths rising. Reports say several vessels, including the Hamberg line, face quarantine as health authorities safeguard crews and passengers amid uncertain mortality.
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Staten Island
Mersing
de Jenkins
Swinbern
de. Dyron
Aadio
Swinbars
Sandia
Hamberg
Dee
Plagersiden American Company
Kopf
Hambert-American Co
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Moravia
Rugia
Normanaia
Wieland
Stabbenhuk
Sanda Faimly
Secer
Nor mann ia passenger tale called a canard in Minnesot a Journal
A Minneapolis Journal item questions an alleged escape of a Normannia passenger named George C Weaver. The piece notes no such name appears on the ship’s passenger list, suggesting the report is a baseless canard and urging scrutiny of the investigation.
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New Yom
Minneapolis Journal
Normannia
George C. Weaver
Weaver
Accidentally Electrocuted Light Tender Dies in Portsscreg
Police report shows light tender Hexwinter aged 45, employed by Allegheny County Light Co, electrocuted while trimming a street light on a 45-foot pole. He fell, sustaining severe head injury. His father had died in a similar incident.
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Portsscreg
Rowley Streetter
Allegheny County Light Ca
Hexwinter
Court probes lynching myths and grand jury duty in county
The morning court session, led by Judge Cassidy, summoned twenty four grand jurors and urged civic duty amid mob violence concerns. He stressed investigating lynching cases, indicted participants, and cited the McComb City tragedy as a warning. In Greene, G W Veargin and Ketchell plan a machine shop and foundry with waterworks and electric lights, boosting two major local enterprises alongside Jacob Weise Manufacturing.
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Sept
Sheri
Boyd
Graed
McComb City
Ome
Fedor
Gereex
Greensoel
G. W. Veargin
Dyersburg
Tema
Ketchell
Greenwood
Veargin
Ketebell
Ragndale
Creenwood
Jacob Weise Manufacturing Company
Greenwee
Depot too small at Camtes prompts commission visit
Sept. 2 report to railroad commission states Camtes depot is inadequate for current business. Recommends a full visit to determine site expansion or a larger depot. Depot built by agreement with Capt Mase, superintendent of the Aliters Central.
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Railroad Commission
Camtes
Birch
Capt Mase
Aliters Central
Ordene
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