Cholera aboard ships near New York with New cases and deaths
Cholera remains limited to the Scanian as three more patients are removed to Swinburne Island. A child dies aboard the Standia and an infant perishes with summer complaint. The Normannia and Regia steerage passengers are housed on Hoff Island with no new cases.
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New York
Scanain
Swinburne Teland
Byron
Hoff Island
Normannia
Regia
Theodore Olsen
Standia
Mazinia Bourse
Swinburne Island
Marie Javowits
Anna Oldsen
Malke Mirake
Fire Island under arms as quarantine move sparks clash
Fire Island faces a tense clash over a state quarantine purchase. The New York Board of Health and Suffolk County officials opposed landing passengers on beaches while Governor Flower authorizes the $210 900 purchase. Deputies patrol Fire Island as protests erupt in Babylon and Islip amid fears for local industries.
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New York
Fire Island
Ivlip
Babylon
Board of Health
Great South Bay
Charles G. Wilson
Cyrus Edson
New York Board of Health
Bost
D. S . Lemmis
Fire Valand
Wilson
Sammin
W. H. Moore
Bay Shore
Young
Baker
Islip
Governor Flower
State Board of Health
Fire Island Standoff Halts Cepheus Quarantine Entry Attempts
Tensions escalate as Fire Island officials oppose health orders and threaten to sever telegraph links with the city. President Wilson’s health staff conscripts patrols to guard a ramshackle hotel while Captain Wicks withdraws under pressure, and the Cepheus retreats toward New York after lights vanish.
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Mr. Wilson
Fire Island
Charles Wicks
Wicks
Arthur Dominy
Wilson
Captain Wicks
Fire Island Observatory
New York
Report by Dr Jenkins on Fire Island pass transfer amid quarantine
Dr Jenkins reports to Governor Flower that Normania passengers were moved to the Iran steamer Vephens and sent to Fire Island for quarantine. He states fires and second cabin passengers transferred, hotel and physician placed at Sor Rotel, police patrol appointed, and Camp Low at Sandy Hook offered for well people. He requests guidance from the Medical Consulting Committee.
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New York
Jenking
Anchorage
Cephens
Normannia
Fire Island
Ed Stokes
Governor Flower
Flast
Normania
Iran
Sam
Chamber of Commerce
Camp Low
Sandy Hook Spits
Pee Chamber of Commerce
W.T. Jenkins
Health Oficer
Quarantine clash as Windsor immigrants face Detroit
Fifty to sixty immigrants from Quebec arrived at Windsor Ont and await Detroit health officials decision to enter the city. Government Inspector Mulheron ordered hold at Windsor for a conference with local health authorities. State Health official Dr Frank Wells had released 60 border evacuees, arguing controls apply only to entrants via a Canadian port, deepening a dispute with Detroit’s Local Board of Health over authority. The stranded group faced harsh conditions on the riverbank at Wealherville, Ont.
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Detroit
Windsor
Ont
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Quebec
Mulheron
Frank Wells
State Board of Health
America
New York
Duffield
Board of Health
Wealherville
al Delphia
Philadelphia
Puedetsphia
Ohio
Probst
Ohio State Board of Health
Canada
Pennsylvania
Obio
Emergency Board
State Board
Baker
West Virginia
Illinois
Lee
Pennsylvanis
Jane States
Cholera Toll in Russia Rises as New Cases Hit Peak
The cholera statistics report 2337 new cases and 1469 deaths across Russia yesterday. In the city, cases and 30 deaths were noted amid ongoing outbreaks. Workers at Sandy Hook Laborers Stampede, Atlantic Hian Lamps, NT, Sept. 11. Government laborers faced a mass rush during stoppages.
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T. Petersburg
Russia
Sandy Hook
Atlantic
Hian Lanps
Cholera Barracks Move Halts Work at Sandy Hook Fortifications
Fortifications at Sandy Hook halted work and returned to base due to proximity to the cholera barracks. Lt. Warner, in tet, of the Government works, had re- (text cut)
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Sandy Hook
Warner
Government Works
Berlin Still Nervous Over Cholera Threat Amid Hamburg Scandals
Berlin residents remain anxious despite government assurances as Hamburg’s mishandling of cholera cases fuels fears. The city council approves 300000 marks to enforce sanitary orders, while a harbor death and delayed care highlight systemic failures. Virchow praises Russian sanitary systems, sparking contrast with Moscow and St Petersburg reports.
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Hamburg
Russia
Berpix
Berlin
London
Gtice
Zehdenick
Reichstag
Rudolph Virchow
Virchow
Moscow
St Petersboro
Catherine II of
Potemkin
Canada Immigrant Policy Stirs Quebec Ties
Ottawa notes Canadian railways refuse to carry immigrants without quarantine certificates. Immigrants arriving at the U S frontier would be returned to railroads, raising questions about how many are en route to Canada. Steamship firms may face returns to England to avoid local charges.
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Ottawa
Ost
United States
Quebec
Canada
England
Frigate New Hampshire Leaves Hoboken for Quarantine With Passengers
The old frigate New Hampshire departed Hoboken at noon in tow of two tugs for lower quarantine. She will carry Rugia and Normanni cabin passengers, attracting strong health officer scrutiny as she proceeds to harbor.
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New York
New Hampshire
Hoboken
Rugia
Normannis
Naval Service
Ae Eene
J. Trepont Morgan
Proposed O’Hara Avenue to Link The Point and Thirty-Sixth Street
Chief Bigelow reports plans for a new 60 foot wide O’Hara avenue from The Point to Thirty sixth street, bypassing Brown's rolling mill and widening Pike and Etna streets. Mrs. Schenley agrees to supply land and cover demolition costs, with an ordinance to be presented to Councils.
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Chief Bigelow
Department of Public Works
Europe
Pittsburg
Bigelow
O'Hara Avenue
Thirtysixth Street
Penn Avenue
Sixth Street
Schenley
Fifth Street
Patterson
Joseph Horne
City
Sons and Daughters of the Revolution
Mr. Bigelow
O' Hara Avenue
Sixth
Eleventh Streets
Brown's Rolling Mill
Tenth Street
Eleventh Street
Twenty-first Street
Pike
Etna
Smallman Street
Thirty-sixth Street
New Street
Mreay
Paris
London
New York
Kew Gardens
Roeereseetius Enaeg
Sul
Che Berks
Paris Parks and Fountains Cost City Dear Water Displays
The piece notes careful upkeep of park features around Napoleon's palace. It mentions fountains operated at state intervals costing the city $2,500 each time, yet asserts the widespread daily enjoyment justifies the expense and predicts Americans will value such investments over time.
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Napoleon's Palace
A Religious War in Sonora Led by a Female Saint
Mexican troops under General Raniel clash with a rising Indian rebellion near Tomasache Sonora. A female saint spurred reformers, led to pilgrimages, and inspired an armed conflict that left several troops dead, prisoners taken, and reports of continued defeats raising fears of a wider uprising against Diaz government.
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EL Paso
Tex
Tomaseche
Sonora
Idiana
Alamos
Sondre
Enrique
Rancho
Cobora
Tomasache
Pearty
Cruz Chavez
Raniel
Sierra Madra
Diaz
Immigrant Quarantine Relief On Red Star Line Steerage
The Red Star Line steamer Clinois from Antwerp reached Philadelphia after release from national quarantine at Delaware Breakwater. On approach, 506 steerage passengers demanded baths to avoid further detention, and men and women bathed on deck using a pumped water hose before officials permitted departure.
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Philadelphia
Red Star Line
Clinois
Antwerp
Delaware
Harrison Must Act to Curb Immigrant Shipments
Washington officials say the President faces pressure to take stronger steps to limit steerage passengers arriving at New York. Attorney General Miller backs executive authority to restrict immigration without harming state quarantine laws. Treasury reports note ships still sail despite a 20 day quarantine. Some argue the government could extend quarantine to 40 or 50 days if needed.
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New York
Miller
Treasury
Wealthy Goshen farmer missing near Titusville
John Hancox a 45 year old wealthy Goshen farmer vanished after leaving home on Thursday. A search of about 500 people found nothing and charred bones found at the Ross farm cannot be identified. authorities expect arrests in connection with a possible foul play.
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Titusville
John Hancox
Goshen
Rose Farm
Ross Farm
Golden
Hancox
Baby Survives Fall From Moving Train Window
Mrs Lewis Nosek of St Louis and her infant fell from an open window as a train moved about 40 mph near Cleveland. The child landed on soft gravel, suffered only a slight forehead bruise, and was found unharmed by awaiting passengers.
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Mouscre
Inn
Lewis Nosek
St Louis
German admiral skips Genoa visit in Columbus fete
Paris reports the sole naval commander at Genoa to miss a courtesy call on Admiral Rieunier, head of the French Mediterranean squadron, while the German fleet commander is noted as the absent officer.
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Paris
Genoa
Rieunier
Mrs Harrison Not at All Improved in New York
Loos Lake New York September 11 Dr Gardner Mrs Harrison’s physician arrived and will remain with her. her condition does not improve despite hopes.
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Harrison
Loos Lake
N. Y
Gardner
No Release for Mra Maybrick
Home Secretary Asquith replies to the petition for Mrs Maybrick declining to advise the Queen to interfere with the prison sentence.
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Mra
Maybrick
Lowspan
Asquith
Peary Returns From Arctic Quest With Loss of Man
The 1891-92 North Greenland expedition, led by Peary, concludes after a 1,300 mile voyage to Humboldt glacier and Independence Bay. Verhoeff is missing and presumed dead after a seven day search. The party reports new Arctic coast coordinates, glaciers, and ethnographic finds.
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St. Joan’s
N. F
Wafe Ant Sound
Ford
Gina
Dr. Cook
Astrup
Fboeff
Northumberland
Hakluyt
Great Lomeries
Ikwa
Mane
Red Cliff
McCormick Bay
Humboldt Glacier
Gibson
Verhoef
Cites
Meer
Inglefield Gulf
Peary
Cook
Matthewson
Banter
McCorms
Heilprin
Humboldt
Red Cliffe
Vverhoeff
Kite
Nina Eskimos
Flrat
Verhoeff
Greenland
Victoria Inlet
United States Navy
Emma Goldman Averts Poisoned Man Crisis In New York
Emma Goldman arrives at Dr Hirsh store seeking antidote for a man who drank strychnine. Joseph Cartel was treated with a hypodermic and antidotes, recovered, and refused hospital. Cartel is linked to Emma Goldman’s anarchist network after Herkman's Frick attempt.
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Joseph Oertel
Suleida
New York
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
H. Frick
Charles FE. Hirsh
Bowery
Ocertel
Miss Goldman
Oertel
Herkman
Mr. Frick
Tyranny in Venezuela Seizes Power Across Nations
Report from Sept 1 details Mendoza’s regime in Venezuela and Panama. Dictator confiscates Guzman Blanco estates worth 150000 and other wealth, imprisons managers, seizes Bank of Venezuela gold and silver, prints 5000 paper money daily, suspends telephones and rail traffic, denies passports, refuses foreign clearances, bans bishops, robs churches, imprisons priests, and terror pervades.
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Panama
Venezuela
la Guayra
Caracas
Mendoza
Guzman Blanco
Bank of Venezuela
le Guayra
Eastern Glass Season Resumes in New Jersey and Nearby States
The Wage Committee sets this week for resumption of work in the East window glass trade. South Jersey plants such as Cohanzy Glass, Moore Jones Moore, Clark & Shoemaker, Bridgeton, Shiras & Co., and James Butcher in Malaga plan blast restarts. Bennet & Co in Spring City and Albertson & Co in Norristown follow Tuesday. Wilmington and about nine Baltimore factories also begin blast. Malaga M J restarts tomorrow after years idle. Manufacturers expect brisk season with low stock.
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Millvville
N. J
South Jersey
Cohanzy Glass Company
Moore
Jones Moore
Clark & Shoemaker
Bridgeton
Shiras & Co
Quinton
James Butcher
Malaga
Spring City
Bennet & Co
Norristown
Albertson & Co
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore
M. J
Widow and child found dead in boarding house
Mrs Cora Targetta aged 30 and her daughter Ethel aged 1 were found dead in bed at a Philadelphia boarding house. The stove burners were on and doors locked, suggesting suicide to avoid presumed insanity. The widow feared her illness would ruin her income from her husband’s estate.
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Philadelphia
Mra
Cora Targetta
Ethel
Mervine Street
Belgium Refuses Hosting IMF Conference in Brussels
The Belgian government declines to allow the International Monetary Conference to be held in Brussels. Officials announced the decision on September 1.
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Brussela Basses
Belgium
States Unite to Fight Cholera Across Midwest and East
Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia form a health alliance to bar cholera entry from plague ports. Officials plan emergency hospitals, health certificates, rail and canal inspections, and troop support to guard borders and enforce quarantine.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Pattison
Traage Ury
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Martinsburg
Benjamin Lee
J. H. McClelland
State Board of Health of Pennsylvania
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Crosby Gray
Department of Public Safety
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de. W. Mathews
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