Cirrus of City Life and Far Reaches of 1900s News
A sprawling reader of fragments reports carnival season hubs and circus fever in Phoenix while Dawson City stores halt supplies due to yellow fever. Treasury gold policy, Kansas corn quotes, and Oklahoma prosperity share space with sugar beet experiments, Hawaiian annexation hopes, and rail freight delays, all reflecting a nation in flux.
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United States
South Sea Islands
Texas Fever Tick Dipping Discussed by Texan Officials
In Fort Worth a sanitary commission on fever tick eradication debated dipping as a prevention. Dr Victor Norgaard described experiments with lubricating oils, noting clear oil outperformed black oil and that dipping must thoroughly cover cattle and be followed by rest and disinfected shipment.
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Texas
Victor A. Norgaard
Bureau of Animal Industry
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Esid
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Kieberg
Rush
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Francis
Texas Experiment Station
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Bort
Yellow Fever Rages With New Cases and Deaths
Reports from New Orleans Edwards and Mobile today list eighteen new cases of yellow fever and four deaths. Noon updates show fifteen new cases and one death. A large shipment of chlorinated lime arrives and is distributed, giving a snow storm like impression across the city. Obscure notices from Epwarps Moniz and Wasurados mention additional cases and deaths. United States appointments by McKinley include Finch to Paraguay and Uruguay, Dodge to Nagasaki, Dickenson to Belleville Ontario, Alvin Smith to Trinidad, and McHirath to Turin, with Perrinat named Surveyor General of Idaho. Public notice promotes De King's New Discovery for consumption and coughs with sample bottles and retail details.
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Moniz
Wasurados
William RB. Finch
Wisconsin
Paraguay
Uruguay
James L. Dodge
Nagasaki
Japan
George W. Dickinson
New York
Belleville
Ontario
Alvin Smith
Ohio
Trinidad
West Indies
Percy McHirath
Turin
Italy
Joseph Perranit
Boise
Ideho
Yaqui Gold Fields Prospect Report From Bonarcito Region
Osptsin T. O. Cox, returning from the Yaqui country near Ortiz, reports rich ground at a new El Bonarcito concession of about 150 scores of land. A syndicate of capitalists from Phoenix, San Francisco, and the East backs mining efforts. Cox’s mission was to inspect the property for partners and potential extensive work. The valley is rolling, with coarse free milling gold and valuable quartz ledges. water is readily available and development is underway with promising prospects.
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California
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Ortiz
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Ortiz Station
Sonora
Usasion
Iain Cor
Sagasta Names Cabinet Members for Spain
Spanish affairs report Sagasta forming a cabinet with Vega de Arijo as chamber president and Bermejo as minister of marine. Notes focus on treasury strains as Liberal lawmakers prepare to push reforms for Antilles autonomy and Cuba. Also reports Captain General Weyler’s return from Cuba and possible successor, with Moret pushing reform measures.
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Bermejo
Baranger
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Weyler
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Mapaio
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Antilles
Miners Face Food Scarcity as Alaska Steamers Arrive
The Farallon brought one hundred prospectors from Alaska, led by Louis Lang from Dawson City. Lang reports stores closed and supplies scarce, predicting two to three hundred more will traverse the Dalton trail soon. Cattle beef priced high, elk meat costly, and whiskey blamed for shortages. The passenger list includes Henry Pratnober of the London Exploration Company and Lt. L Adare, Col. G G Darrow, and others. Also includes a long list of unclaimed letters in Phoenix and Spanish letters from Cipriano Avalos to Manuel Orasvo, among others.
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D Colvin
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