No Cholera Yet From Over Sea Health Warns NYC
New York City health officials monitor ships from cholera districts and plan possible immigrant restrictions. Quarantine teams inspect vessels, disinfect cargo, and raid markets as they reinforce sanitation measures amid fears of spreading disease. Immigrant traffic unlikely to resume soon until danger passes.
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New York
Jenkins Ian Veurnion
Derrecagaix
Nolphar
Tie Gellert
Hawburg
Havre
la Touraine
Russia
Hamberg
Baltimore
H. M. Tiies
Board of Health
Biggs
Dr. Jenkins
Jenkins
Talmadge
Canada
Decayed Produce Seized as Officials Crack Down on Vendors
The Inspector alarms vendors by finding decayed tomatoes and other spoiled fruit. Health Department officials seize nearly three tons of bad fruit and produce, arresting several sellers for violations.
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Health Department
Ulek
Cholera Precautions Expanded to Prevent U S Arrival
U S officials report 285 new cholera cases and 130 deaths in Hamburg. Measures expand quarantine and medical screening for immigrants and ships arriving at Baltimore and New York. Officials discuss using ships as hospitals and maintaining a national cordon to keep cholera from shores.
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Baltimore
Tvessels
Washington
State Department
Johnson
Hamburg
Vance
New York
Foster
Stockbridge
Dresden
Bremen
Marine Hospital
McChane
Treasury Department
United States
Lookine Gat
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Navy Department
Cape Charles
Charles Foster
Ewing
Chesapeake Bay
Teutonic
State Board of Health
Department of State
Hospital Cars to Run on Railroads Entering Detroit
Detroit reports Health Officer Duffield and Michigan Central President Ledyard agreed to build a light wooden quarantining station and equip a hospital car to move cholera patients from depots to the hospital. Location kept secret, outside city limits. Wabash and Grand Trunk likely to adopt. Duffield warns danger from immigrants passing through from Canada.
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Wabash
Grand Trunk
Duffield
Detroit
Canada
Cholera in Glasgow Emigrant Group Reported
Two emigrants from Hamburg bound for the United States contracted cholera in Glasgow. A man and a woman, among a 35 person German party, were hospitalized and isolated as authorities monitor spread. Both patients are progressing favorably.
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Loxpor
James Gacette
Glasgow
Hamburg
United States
America
Ph 5
Cholerine Cases Rise as New Cages Reported
Five new cages of cholerine have been reported in Antwerp since yesterday morning with one death. Authorities deem a laza rette unnecessary. A separate note mentions another Great Sesport Invtd. Botrem Dam reports precautionary measures on Aug 27.
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Antwerp
Botrem
First Cholera Death Reported in City
Despite measures to block cholera, the disease entered the city and the first fatality, a woman, occurred this morning.
Cholera Spreads in Hamburg Suburbs Amid Death Toll Rises
Hamburg reports no dip in cholera despite cooler weather with 295 new cases and 130 deaths in a day. Wealthy residents flee, doctors scarce, schools closed, and outbreaks spread to Elbe islands and nearby areas including Altopa and Harburg.
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Hamburg
Elbe
Altopa
Harburg
Wandsbeek
Sedan
Berlin
Raths
Koch
Bremen
Savannah Extends Its Quarantine in August
Savannah, Ga announces extended quarantine for Great Britain and Ireland and detains several vessels en route from Europe. Health officials say the move aims to prevent cholera spread as cases appear in Danube regions despite authorities concealing the outbreak.
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Savannah
Great Britain
Ireland
Europe
Fires Rage At Met Opera House and Wooster Street Building
A massive blaze at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York caused the stage and roof to burn away. Fire on Wooster Street trapped over 100, injuring several workers, with an estimated Wooster fire loss around 150000.
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Walle
Fiamee
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Orem House
Thirty-n Street
St 7
Seventh Avenue
Abbey
Schoelfie and Grau
McLaren
Thera
Wooster Street
Prince Street
United States
Belt, Butler & Co
M. Bloomstock
W. EK. Kelly
R H. Wagner
Lang Weisser
Ganger
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Anpterre Ihe
Wooster
Beaten by Burglars Arouse Neigh Bor Receives a Shot
Four burglars raided Charles Drumbuskie’s home early this morning and looted $500 before being interrupted by a neighbor Joseph Gabriest who was wounded by a shot. Drumbuskie and his wife were found badly beaten and terrified as pursuers trailed the suspects into the mountains.
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Suamours
Charles Drumbuskie
Joseph Gabriest
Drombuskie
Ets
Drumboskie
Political campaign notes from Harritys and national HQs
A dispatch reports Thomas Henry Carter at Republican National Headquarters in New York and Secretary Elkins in West Virginia weighing campaign prospects. Carter praises Southern reports but cautions, while Democratic HQ leaders in Harrity's focus on the South and Northwest with Union allies and speakers discussing electoral chances in New Jersey and Washington.
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Thomas Henry Carter
Republican National
Stephen BE
Elkina
Elkins
West Virginia
Carter
South
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Quay
Clarkson
Dudley
Hudson County
Jersey City
Harrison and Reid
Thomas V. Cooper
Philadelphia
Platt
National
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Robert P. Porter
John & Wise
J. Long
Florida
George W Hill
J. W. Baker
Tennessee
Ben Butterworth
Ohio
James A. Blanchard
Thomas Settle
United States
Tyre Glenn
North Carolina
Hahn
Maine
Vermont
Mansfield
Charles W. Hackett
Republican Executive Committee
St Lawrence County
William Brookfield
Loon Lake
Bopeful
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Harrity
Whitney
Democratic National
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Dx Tinviee
Abouteeman
Henry Yton
A. G. Smith
State Committee
John H. Bankhead
Eighth District
Clayton
Alliance
Kolb
Weaver
Harrison
Bolb
Hugh ©. Wallsee
Justice Fuller
Washington
Cleveland
Stervenson
Republican Party of
Wallace
Seattle
F. G. Winston
Minnesota
Depe
the Nations Committee
Winston
Visitors visit Cleveland as storm confines party
The article notes two visitors to Cleveland including Don M. Dickinson former Postmaster General from Detroit who called while the Bennedict yacht Oneida was moored at Gray Gables during an easterly storm. Dickinson will assume active charge of the Western campaign in Chicago tomorrow.
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Don Dickinson
Puraly
Buzzaro‘s Bay
Mass
Benedict
Oneida
Clevelands
Gray Gables
Cleveland
Don M. Dickinson
Detroit
Chi
Ex-Mayor Frank P. Ireland Noted In Lincoln Dispatch
The record notes Colonel Frank P. Ireland, former mayor of Nebraska City Nebraska, left for Borton and was also called in connection with the matter.
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Borton
Frank P. Ireland
Nebraska City, Neb
Easy Day for Harrison in Malone Walk
It rained off and on for 48 hours and the Harrisons stayed indoors. The President enjoyed his Malone trip and, while not fatigued, did not take his usual ride. Late in the afternoon he walked with Mrs McKean Mrs Parker Mr Dimmick and Baby McKeer as a light wait for him passed.
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Loow Lang
N. Y
Harrisons
Malone
McKea
Parker
Dimmick
Baby McKeer
Wim
Buffalo Strike Ends, Few Rehired as Leaders Refuse
Buffalo August 27 report says strike leadership collapses and most Lackawanna workers return to work while several rioters are blocked from payroll. General Superintendents Bartlett Bell and Brown reject reinstatement for many, and authorities guard sites as remaining unions seek payback.
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Buffalo
Miley W. Barrett
Sweeny
Jarrett
Lackawanna
Bartlett
Rochester
Pittsburg
Knibl
Buffalo Creek Railroad
Bishop
Sheriff Beck
Lehigh
Nickelplate
Lake Shore
West Shore
Insolvent Buffalo Permanent Savings Banks Warned
Bank Examiner Whitton reports two Buffalo permanent savings and loan associations the Erie County and Third Ward are insolvent. Erie County owes shareholders about 107000 including 10000 fictitious profit. Third Ward about 63000 with 6000 fictitious profits. Both extended false entries and premiums misallocated amid long loans. many more Buffalo banks may be in bad shape.
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Burra O
Whitton
Third Ward Permanent Savings and Loan Association
Erie County Permanent Savings and Loan Association
Buffalo
Erie County
Thi Ward Bank
Two Johnsons on One Jury in Morrow Case
In Washington August 27 special the Commonwealth versus John M Morrow of this city and A C Morrow of Pittsburg faced a motion to quash the indictment alleging grand jury constitutional issues. Two Johnsons from Peters township served on the jury causing a ruling by the judge that led to a continuance to the next term.
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Wasninotos
the Commonwealth
John M. Morrow
A. C. Morrow
Pittsburg
George Davis
Washington
William J. Johnson
Peters
William Johnson
Johnsons
Cream on trial for multiple murders in Whitechapel case
Thomas Neill Cream, charged with murdering Matilda Clover and three other women, faced arraignment in Bow Street. Witnesses described a broad tall man with a silk hat visiting Clover’s home and giving her poison pills, with Clover later dying in convulsions.
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Thomas Neill Cream
Matilda Clover
Sir John Bridge
Bow Street
J. W. McCulloch
Ottawa
Ont
Blanchard’s Hotel
Quebec
Cream
London
Lucy Elhodes
Merrow Row
Mra Phillips
Lambeth Road
Clover
Fred
McLeod's New Scheme Sparks Reading Railroad Alarm
In Witeespanee on August 27 readers report President McLeod may order full Brotherhood severance, while a Reading Relief Fund plan requires each employee to pay one day monthly for insurance. Firemen engineers and conductors warn the move could trigger a nationwide railroad tie up.
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New York
San Francisco
Old Reading
McLeod
Train crash kills fireman in Wilkesbarre wreck
Eight empty passenger cars runaway from Mountain Park siding near Wilkesbarre and strike an engine and tender two miles away. Fireman Thomas Clinton of Ashley is killed, two brakemen jump to safety, engineer and conductor escape. Cars wrecked and line blocked for hours.
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Wilkesbarre
Mountain Park
Thomas Clinton
Ashley
The Dispatch Directory Update Page Overview
The Dispatch lists seven pages in two parts with sections including cabinets, scientific news, women in the pulpit, ammeters, fashion notes, and advertisements. It notes features such as Ku Klux Klan items, Farmings, Moscow's baby farm, and a sketched column, with page references for the various items.
Rescue at Parkslip pit trials miners from Glamorganshire disaster
Loxpox Aug 27. A mining disaster at Parkslip near Bridge End Glamorganshire traps 150 workers after an explosion. By evening 40 near the shaft are saved. later 39 more are brought to the mouth. A tunnel dig outs survivors amid fire and toxic fumes.
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Parkalip
Bridge End
Glamorganshire
Wales
Discrimination of rats prevents a harvest for farmer Harrison
New York reports a Pennsylvania farmer Daniel F. Harrison of Ringgold township, Jefferson county, Pa, sent a letter with an affidavit claiming greenbacks worth 80 000 were mutilated or hidden by rats. The pieces allegedly matched specific bills, prompting treasury investigators to call it a ruse. Detectives concluded the tale to be a hoax with little chance of payoff.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Daniel F. Harrison
Ringgold Township
Jefferson County
United States Treasury Department
Sidavit
Harrison
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