Governor urged to raise funds for cholera fight in Pennsylvania
The piece urges Governor Pattison to authorize a temporary loan and fund a vigorous cholera campaign, noting the State Board of Health is underfunded. It warns that delays could cost thousands including 5 000 residents and cites a potential case in Jeannette as justification for urgent action. It argues a $59 000 loan could mobilize isolation and disinfection measures quickly if funds are available.
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Pattison
State Board of Health
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Jeannette
Pacific
Oregon
Congress
People’s Party
Sylvester Pennover
Onice
Pennover
Pennoyer
People's Party
John Hamilton
Center County
Commonwealth
Lancaster
Ewoks
Berks
Chester
World fund faces new obstacle over quarantined ships notes
The New York World’s fund to sway doubtful Northwest voters meets a new hurdle as reporters reportedly contact quarantined steamers. The paper’s notes mix with negotiable papers, risking a bad reputation and suspicion of impropriety. The suggestion: voters may reject currency linked to cholera risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Northwest
World Fund
Normannia
England's Building Societies Highlight Local Safeguards
A discussion warns that large national building and loan associations in England risk weaker security checks than local groups. It notes that local holders know loan securities and management details, while dispersed national bodies struggle to maintain thorough supervision and reliable fund flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Local building and loan failures prompt call for tighter oversight
The article argues that while some national building and loan associations operate honestly, large-scale neglect or mismanagement has caused losses ranging from 20 to 25 million dollars. It advocates stricter supervision, noting local associations approach security only imperfectly compared to larger groups.
Offending Steamship Company Criticized for Repeated Health Violations
The piece condemns a steamship line blamed for spreading typhus and cholera by shipping infected immigrants and misrepresenting cabin and steerage occupancy. It calls for vigorous prosecutions, warning travelers to avoid a company shown willing to expose passengers to deadly infection for profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Persia
Steamship Company
United States
New York Bay
Normannia
Oakland Council Faces Park Veto and Police Growth
The fall session opened with debate over Mayor’s veto of park land purchases while expanding the police force to fifty new officers. Urgent ordinances on Pittsburg’s cleanliness include garbage disposal, arrest on sight of improper refuse deposits, and ending the Mt Washington pest pit system.
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Chief Bigelow
Oakland
East End
Pittsburg
Mt. Washington
No Need of Panic on Cholera Says Authorities
Two opinions on cholera published last week argue against panic. Virchow urges thorough quarantine as protection, while Sir Edwin Arnold emphasizes cleanliness and boiled food. Both stress vigilance, public health action, and ongoing efforts through winter and into next year.
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Virehow
Berlin
Erwin Arnold
India
Virchow
Edwin Arnold
Quarantine Certificates Backed by Local Inspection Policy
The passage argues that while immigrants should receive quarantine certificates, local authorities must independently inspect for new symptoms afterward. It stresses that true security comes from full precautions and that no risks should be taken.
Presmpost McLeop Argues For Illicit Logic System
The article outlines McLeop's proposed logic system advocating illegal combinations as a method of reasoning. It discusses perceived advantages and the intellectual stance behind adopting such controversial methods.
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Presmpost McLeop
Dew
Caution Urged As City Counsels Fight Cholera Alarm
Medical officials warn against spreading false alarm over cholera and urge thorough case investigation. Babylon panic over quarantined passengers near Fire Island hotels is noted as unfounded, while New Jersey residents disinfect telephone lines to prevent disease spread.
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Babylon
Fire Island
Return of Lieut Peary Praised Despite Harsh Viewpoints
The article honors Lieut Peary for his safe return from polar exploration while noting risks and debating the value of his journey. It contrasts Peary’s expedition with the grandeur of Jupiter and its moons, suggesting colder days ahead for future risks in pursuit of geographic knowledge.
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Peary
Grand Opening for Night Schools Aimed at Convincing Politicians
A public education comp against politics notes a grand opening for night schools to persuade politicians and others to accept sound reasoning. The piece observes that growths appear prematurely, much like summer cars that retire early.
Politician Seeks Congress Nominations Across Parties
A veteran politician attracts nominations from rival parties highlighting a clash of loyalties and ideals. Observers question the backbone of the candidate and the motives of those who honor him across political divides.
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Congress
Venezuela warning tones in war vessel mission
A wartime dispatch notes that voyages to Venezuela serve as a warning to England. Other briefs urge readers to study ballot laws, note Jupiter’s fifth moon discovery, and highlight public health measures, consular demand and water supply concerns in Allegheny.
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Venezuela
England
Prominent Figures Aboard News Headlines and Academic Moves
The Grady heir will enter the University of Virginia this autumn. Possible successors to Senator Dawes include Henry Cabot Lodge Will iam W Crapo John D Long and George D Robingson Jons E Repman M P leader of the Parnellite Irish Nationalists is distantly related to the Parnell family. Lucci begins a Naples fast with doctors watching vital signs. Gladstone plans a southern France visit hosted by Stuart Rendel. Sir C Eruan Smith, Morocco minister, praised as a crack shot and pig sticking expert.
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Henry W. Grady
Atlanta
University of Virginia
Dawes
Henry Cabot Lodge
William W. Crapo
John D. Long
George D. Robingson
Jons E. Repmann
M. P
Parnellice
Mr. Parnell
Lucci
Naples
Gladstone
France
Stuart Rendel
C. Eruan-Smith
Morocco
Lick Observatory’s Barnard Discovers Fifth Jovian Satellite
Professor Barnard at Lick Observatory proves the discovery of Jupiter’s fifth satellite. He demonstrates the telescope’s value and shows the United States advancing beyond older European astronomers in capability and achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter
Barnard
Lick Observatory
Rosesrom
City hosts circus and Exposition open together
Amid simultaneous openings the city welcomes a circus and the Exposition. The twin attractions draw crowds as operators advertise varied shows and exhibits, signaling a busy period for local entertainment and commerce.
Campaign News Of 1892 Presidential Canvass Progress
A lengthy survey of the 1892 campaign compares current activity with 1888. It notes Blaine, Thurman, Harrison, and Cleveland figures, Kansas and Oregon campaign efforts, and shifts in party loyalties, with headlines about electoral strategies and voter issues across states.
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Congress
Blaine
Europe
New York
New England
Maine
Thurman
Stevenon
Harrison
South
Canada
Cleveland
Crimacs
Inter
Local political currents and weather affect campaign hopes
The piece notes millions of debaters backing city votes like Philadelphia Reading Lancaster Harrisburg Pittsburgh and Allegheny. It fears Center county leans Democratic and that Mr Cannot carry it even when undecided. It contrasts weather unfavorable to a Democratic quim shoe campaign in Ohio.
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Philadelphia
Reading
Lancaster
Leda
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Center County
Buckeye
Criticism of Allegheny County Teachers Institute Letter to the Editor
A reader contesting the Allegheny County Teachers Institute notes misstatements and poor room assignments during the session. The writer argues sessions favored some teachers, questioned the value of lectures on school law and “fads,” and criticizes provisional certificates as a potential legislative lever.
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the Dispatch
Allegheny County Teachers’ Institute
Hamilton
Ite
O Nssen
Frater
Gut
Menseis
Allegheny County
Prrre Avea
Traoner
Barnard Reports Fifth Jovian Moon Aims To Astound World
Chicago reports Prof Barnard telephones Mount Hamilton Observatory announcing a fifth satellite to Jupiter with magnitude 13 and a 17 hour 3 minute orbital period. W Burnham lauds the discovery as the century’s greatest astronomical achievement and a true addition to the solar system.
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Chicago
Barnard
Gallien
Herschel
W. Burnham
Lick Observatory
United States Circuit Court
Mount Hamilton Opservatory
S. W. Burnham
Jupiter
Mara
Europe
Lick
Deadly trolley wire kills two horses in Dallas accident
A trolley wire broke and was tied to a telephone pole. Two horses were shocked as the wire touched them near a corner. one horse died instantly and the other fell dead, while the driver John Peterson was knocked down but survived.
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Dallas
Tex
John Peterson
Cleveland Letter Delayed by Feok Statistics
Fragmentary OCR hints Mr. Cleveland may be delaying acceptance while weighing Feok’s statistics quoted or referenced in a correspondence. The readable text is sparse and fragmentary.
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Boston Trevelier
Cleveland
Feok
Milwaukee Pioneer Levi Loomis Dead at Age One
Levi G Loomis known as the first white man to set foot on the Milwaukee site died Sunday night at age 1 The obituary notes his landing on July 2 18 listing his travels from the upper to Milwaukee river then to Chicago and his life trading with Indians It also mentions the Earl of Essex and Senator Goddard of Manitoba in brief notices.
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Levi Goodrich Loomis
Solomon Juneau
Milwaukee
Loomis
Milwaukee River
Duoc Hviog
Mr. Loomis
Chicago
Wisconsin
Earl of Essex
England
Goddard
Manitoba
Dominion
Winnipeg
Foot Guards
Dartmoor
Exmoor
Midlands
London
Charity and Fashion in Pittsburgh Society Notes
Mrs Benjamin Thaw of Pittsburghdonates to the Home of the Friendless in Cedar Rapids with 2000 for the home and 100 for the Lucy Higley Memorial Fund. Women guests admire insect brooches and tiaras as new fashion. Mrs Anna M Moore speaks on Japanese homes and children at Grace Reformed Church praising education and civilization.
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Benjamin Thaw
Iowa
Pittsburg
Pictenburg
Cedar Rapids
Lucy Higley
Board of Managers
Pitte Burgers
Bucs
Grace Reformed Church
Anna M Moore
Japan
Kefore
McKean Couple Celebrates Silver Wedding in Freeport
J and Mrs McKean of Freeport observed their silver wedding Saturday with many friends and relatives attending. A large amount of silverware was presented via an address by 5 McKean of Washington PA. Guests from afar included F S McKean and wife of Flatwood and M Basty and wife of Kitsanning.
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J.& McKean
Freeport
McKean
Washington
Flatwood
Bastly
Kitsanning
Shadyside Academy Opens With Address By Rev Meclellan
The Shadyside Academy opens tomorrow morning with Rev H T Meclellan of Bellefield Presbyterian Church delivering Some Lessons From School and College Life. Dr Wade and Mrs Wade are mentioned in relation to the Wade family and Newson Center near Boston as travel continues for Dr and Mrs Frank B Wade.
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Shadyside
H. T. Meclellan
Bellefield Presbyterian Church
Coantes A. Wilson
Western Avenue
Allegheny
E. H. Fulix
Eng
Altoona
Fitel
John O'Vonnor
Southside
Ladies’ Aid Society
Southside Hospital
St. Mark’s Guild
Daaxwo Mns
Fray H. Wap
Northavenus
Alleghany
Mra
Davi C. Wade
Levi_&. Wade
Mexican Central Railroad
Wade
Newson Center
Boston
Frank B. Wade
Cholera fears shadow early Lorris Collins quarantine
A collage of early 20th century clippings reports Lorris Collins in quarantine amid cholera fears aboard ships near New York. The chorus star’s fame sparks speculation on publicity value while authorities debate fumigation checks and ship quarantine.
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Tribune
New York
Dispatch
Rome
Micenle
Alee Meade
Bellefonte Blue Law Clash Sparks Sunday Mail Petition
In Bellefonte Sept 12 special report an attack on blue law adherents is planned with a Sunday mail petition to the Post Office Department and a request to the Pennsylvania Railroad for Sunday service while ministers hold meetings to oppose the action and arrests are anticipated next Sunday.
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Bellevents
Post Office Department
Washington
Henneylvania Railroad Company
Political contest chatter from multiple papers
The clippings report upcoming November battles in party circles with mentions of Democrats and candidates like Cleveland and Harrison. Separate notes highlight debates, knowledge power, and readiness for further political contests across cities including Detroit and Washington.
Curious Condensations From Anomalous Global Notes
A collage of odd facts cites beehives, sea depths, noble lineages, wild horses, ancient customs, paper money in Corea, cannibalism, and paleographic budgets. It surveys migration of racing fleets, pauper demographics, solar illusions, and a proposed London underground route.
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Sam
New Ocean
England
British Columbia
Bali
Indian Archipelago
Java
Corea
Atlantic
France
Clyde
Belfast
Mersey
Alma
United States
Baltic Sea
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Diamond Street
New Dispatch
Eale
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Tufeday
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Buzzard's Bay
New Jersey
Mars
Bator
WaHers
Loon Lake
Count Pourrauss
Foreign Office
St. Matthai
Giela Kanite
Prince Leopold
Emperor
Princoes
Frederick Leopold
E F 8Cott
Virginia
Clifton Forge
Youre Bronc
China
Shanghai
John B. Herresho
Rhode Island
Down the Bay
Kak
Gro
A. Mappex
Prrisscne
Eyi
Campaign News
Joan Smrrh
New Hampshire
Philadelphia Ledger
Granite State
Pernars
Kansas
Simpson
Peffer
W. M. Smith
Topeka
Smith
Alan
South Dakota
CoLosen Watrrie
Arkansas
Hosayx
Palsski
Arkanass
West Viroinia
Stevenson
Huntington
Josefh Nessicn
Hoe
Hecent Institute
Levi G. Loomis
Collins
Lorris Collins
Chicago Globe
Tur
New York Harbor
St Louis Republic
Lorri Collins
Lorre Cottize
New Orleans
Cincinnati Times Star
Bellefonte's
Blue Law Crusade
Sandey
Inter Ocean
Detroit Free Press
Corbett
Dr. Jeans
Washington Star
Mr. Harrison
Thames
Regent's Park
Sahara
Central Australia
South Osroling
Aradis
States of America
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Robert Bruce II
Lauder Brunton
Nanotec
Meissonier
Milles
the Angelos
Fostey EN Passant
Detroit
Teat
Smith, Gray @ Co
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Bbe
Fort Pree
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