Cholera on the Scandia and Quarantine Updates
The Scandia carries major cholera outbreaks with 25 sick on Swinburne Island and 32 fatalities overall. fumigation begins. Relief for Normannia planned as Stonington and New Hampshire prepared. several ships released after fumigation. Quarantine officials report Russian Hebrew passengers and crowded conditions at Hamburg port. Clergy visit and services aboard the Stonington are planned amid ongoing confinement.
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Moravia
Engian
Normannia
Hoffman Island
Swinburne Island
Stonington
Fire Island
New Hampshire
Sandy Hook
Scandia
Annie Kruger
Martrage
Georgiana Hanson
Pick Kauffman
Kyle Sicktenstein
Moses Sicktenstein
Martha Zimmerman
Leper Saran
Alfred Krager
Julius Parde
Ben Lerberg
Max Bialkoyski
Normanoia
Wyoming
Scanadia
Hamburg
Seantia
Vandaam
Amsterdam
Kaiser Wilhelm
Bremen
Somerhill
Lepanto
Antwerp
Columbis
Southampton
Jenkins
Quartine
Britannic
White Star Line
Liverpool
Joseph John
Zaandam
Ellis Island
Fletcher
Rugia
William Fletcher
Normannis
Secompere
Lewisohn Brothers
A. H. Bain
Doctor Jenkins Defends Normannia Passengers Appeal
New York reports Dr. Jenkins denies neglect of Normannia passengers and calls the appeal to Governor Flower a lie. He says the signers are misled and asserts no incompetence or mishandling aboard. passengers merely wish to ashore, he adds.
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New York
Jenkins
Governor Flower
Normannia
Quebec Quarantine Gains Confidence After Ship Arrivals
Wey passenger ships Wan drahm and Labrador from Hamburg and Liverpool reach quarantine in Quebec. Dr Montisambert inspects travelers before baths and fumigation. No cholera symptoms found. Sulphur blast and dioxide disinfector operate well. Facilities for hundreds of patients nearing completion. Confidence in Canadian quarantine revived.
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Quebec
Hamburg
Labrador
Liverpool
Montisambert
The Scandia Probably the Last to Reach New York
The Scandia arrived in New York harbor from Hamburg amid Treasury and sanitary concerns. Acting Secretary Spaulding said European reports show no cholera threat in Hamburg and believed the Scandia would be the last ship to reach these shores with the contagion aboard.
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Wasnisetor
Treasury
New York Harbor
Hamburg
Spaulding
State Department
Europe
Immigrant Arrival Sparks Cholera Fear in Chicago
Four immigrant trains arrived at Union Depot from Sweden via New York and Pittsburgh. Authorities suspected Albertina Larsen’s death from cholera after her death at 1:80, but Dr. Garrett announced a probable other cause following examination.
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Union Depot
Sweden
New York
Pittsburg
Albertina Larsen
Garrett
Exhaustion After Long Journey Reported
A fragment notes fatigue following a lengthy journey and mentions Ginkcinns as a consequence of poor conditions. The readable text implies adverse effects from travel.
Removal petition grows over New York quarantine clash
Dr. T. & Robertson seeks Palmer physician Dr. Jenkins removal after Robertson signed a petition accusing Jenkins of mismanaging quarantine. Palmer’s family was denied passage from the Normannia on a requested barge transfer, prompting signatures to officials including President and Governor.
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New York
Dr. T. & Robertson
A. M Palmer
Jenkins
Dr. Jenkins
Uawares
Jocker
Robertson
Palmer
Normannia
Governor Abbett Objects To Sandy Hook Quarantine Camp
Governor Abbett of New Jersey protests using Sandy Hook as a quarantined ship passenger camp and objects to throwing infected articles into the bay. The President assures safeguards, directs Treasury and Attorney General review, and warns ship lines to stop disposal into the water.
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Loox Laks
N. Y
Abbett
New Jersey
Sandy Hook
Abbott
The
Secretary of the Treasury
Attorney General
Jenkins Turns Against Foster Over Sandy Hook Help
Secretary Foster reports Dr. Jenkins, once visiting Sandy Hook with officials, has shifted stance and rejected Federal aid and marine service assistance. Despite the reversal, the government proceeds with Sandy Hook operations.
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New York
Foster
Jenkins
Sandy Hook
Hamilton
Balch
Marine Service
Canadian secret representatives in New York weigh quarantine
A reporter reports two secret Canadian representatives have visited the New York quarantine station since Monday. Health officers of Canada are fully informed of measures to prevent cholera entry. The cost of action hinges on these agents' reports and may trigger a strict water and rail quarantine.
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New York
Immigrants Stopped at Detroit Under 20 Day Quarantine
Detroit on September 10 reports a 20 day quarantine in force and 60 Italian and German immigrants held in Windsor across the river. They arrived late last night bound for western points via the Wabash and Grand Trunk Railroad. they will be returned to Niagara Falls by rail. Secretary Foster remains in New York attending to Sandy Hook quarantine station preparations.
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Detroit
Windsor
Ont
Grand Trunk Railroad
Wabash
Bremen
Darmstaadt
Mulheron
United States
Niagara Falls
New York
Foster
Sandy Hook
Blaine Cannot Vote Missing Registration For State Election
Ex secretary of state Blaine neglected to register and will be unable to vote at the state election next Monday in Avocasta Maine. Also, Mrs Ellen Kerr of Boston PA, the oldest woman in the area, lies critically injured after a fall injuring her hip and is not expected to survive.
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Avocasta
Blaine
Mckeesport
Ellen Kerr
Boston
Waltham Passenger Train Collision Tragedy at West Cambridge
A Western Express Freight crash near West Cambridge tills the night with fire and many dead and injured. Fifteen bodies recovered, over twenty wounded, brakeman missing, engines and cars heavily damaged, authorities silent as trains halted and morgues opened.
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Adams
Fitchburg
Woodfall
West Cambridge
Boston
Adama
Swan
Cambridge
Cambridge City Hospital
Young's
Western Express
Lutherans Clash Over Gettysburg College Policy
At the Allegheny Synod session in Hollidaysburg a debate over resolutions by Layman Rupple of Somerset condemned Gettysburg College trustees for barring denominational instruction. Five resolution sections were voted down except the opening, which endorses Lutheran doctrine and supports teaching from a Lutheran perspective.
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Allegheny Synod of the Lutheran Church
Hollidaysburg
Rupple
Somerset
Board of Trustees
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
General Synod
Synod Debates Seminary Move and Board Action
The Allegheny Synod debates a board action seen as unlawful and urges transferring beneficiaries. Opponents celebrate passages from the first section as a victory. A proposed seminary move from Gettysburg to a larger Eastern city triggers sharply drawn positions.
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Allegheny Synod
Gettysburg
Stabbed by a Friend James McCann Fatally Wounded
James McCann 22 was fatally stabbed by Ed Donnelly on Manor Street Southside shortly after midnight. Donnelly arrested, McCann taken to Southside Hospital with a two inch dirk wound. Quarrel over boxing reputations led to the fight. Donnelly to face Magistrate Succop.
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Eddie Donnelly
Southards
Ed Donnelly
Manor Street
Southside
Donnelly
Cochran
Twenty-eighth Ward
McCann
Dispatch
Brownsville Avenue
Mnerita
Succop
Honors at the White House set for September visits
The report notes Mr and Mrs Russell Harrison arriving early next week with the President to follow later. Mrs McKee may preside at the Grand Army reception if she goes, with Mrs Dimmick possible. Lt and Mrs Parker stay with Mrs Harrison. The White House plans a grand reception with elaborate exterior decorations and large crowds expected.
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Washington
Russell Harrison
White House
McKee
Dimmick
Parker
Harrison
Bishop Phelan Names Duffner to Holy Name
The expected appointment of Rev. Father John B. Duffner to the Church of the Holy Name to lead the charge of the late Father Mollinge was announced by Bishop Phelan yesterday. Father Duffner will be succeeded at St. Peter's Church by Rev. Father George A. Altman of St Joseph's Bloomfield. Duffner will celebrate his first high mass at the Holy Name at 10:30 this morning, with a large attendance expected andwide approval among local priests.
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John B. Duffner
Church of the Holy Name
Father Mollinge
Phelan
Father Duffner
St. Peter’s Church
George A. Altman
St Joseph’s Church
Bloomfield
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Archduke Francis Ferdinand to Tour East Visit US World’s Fair
Archduke Francis Ferdinand heir to the Austrian throne will depart in December aboard a warship for an eastern tour. After leaving the warship at New Zealand he will travel by private steamer to the United States and visit the World’s Fair.
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Wrenna
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
New Zealand
United States
Germans Pressed With American Vines
Bern, Sept. 10. Trials with the American grape vine at Hipsra show strong resistance to phylloxera. Wine growers plan extensive planting of American vines in response to the results.
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Bern
Hipsra
Stripes on Streets Stir Washington Labor Reform Fight
District convicts wear striped garb and labor on public streets amid protests by labor groups. The push seeks seclusion and reform, arguing current costs and public degradation are harmful, with a test suit proposed by James Revells and others. A river steamer accident adds to the troubling week.
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Washindton
House
Senate
Washington
Tennessee
Star of
Dam
Big Monty
James Revells
Maryland
Murderess Confesses After Revival to Framing Ten-Year-Old Kitchen Fire
In Millersburg Ohio a woman named Martha Johnson confessed to ministers during a Dresden revival that she burned her sister in law to death ten years ago. Prosecutors charged her with first degree murder as authorities arrested her following the revival tale.
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Tunnell Hill
Dresden
Cleveland, Akron and
Mrs. Johnson
Martha
Johnson
Mra Johnson
Postal Clerk Arrested for Robbing Special Delivery Mails
United States Postal Inspector A D Griggs arrested Roland Hewitt chief clerk in the Atlantic City post office Distributing Department on charges of stealing special delivery letters Decoy letters were used to trap the thefts and Griggs says the evidence is convincing Hewitt who had led a double life as a champion bicyclist and was to marry next month faces trial
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N. J
United States
A. D. Griggs
Roland Hewitt
Atlantic City
Hewitt
Griggs
Fragmented 1910s Tae Disratoa issue details second part content
The issue spans 20 pages in two parts with a reader table for part two. It mentions pages covering candidate letters, small classifieds, music, varied news sections, dramatic doings, society items, and pages listing books and amusements.
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Gossir
Polrics
News of
Socretr
Berar
United States Warship Fern Grounded Near Portsmouth
The United States steamship Fern, sailing from Norfolk to Kittery navy yard under Lieutenant Commander Gideon, ran aground one mile below Portsmouth New Hampshire this morning. The vessel remains aground at the site of the incident.
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United States
Portsmouth
N. H
Fern
Norfolk
Kittery Navy Yard
Gideon
Clearance refused to tramp South Portland over Venezuelan arms
New York authorities halted the tramp ship South Portland from sailing for Port Spain after detecting a cargo of firearms and ammunition for Venezuelan insurgents. Francisco Gonzales and Larraldo & Co faced questions as Treasury officials detained the vessel and broker, citing neutrality law violations and suspicious loading at Atlantic docks.
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Port of
Bedlow's Island
Venezuela
Francisco Gonzales
McCalden Bros
Broad Street
W. W. Hurlburt & Co
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Port Spain
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Treasury
Whitehead
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J. M. McCalden
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
Bridgeport, Conn
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Manhattan Lighter Company
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Overaeer
Proval
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Treasury Department
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W. M. Smallwood
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Ieetiee
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J. B. Garcia
Broadway
la Venezuela
Fies
Jonagua
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Ole Aestaal
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J. B Garcia
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Shirecio
Torrero
State Department
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Taot
Senor Bolet-Perazo
United States
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Arthur Smith
Art Smith
Statets Department
Ary
Caroline Miller
Hay
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