Cholera Remedies and Epidemic History in Early Observations
The article outlines cholera origins from India to Europe and the Americas, noting past and present outbreaks, especially in Hamburg and New York Quarantine. It describes three cholera stages, symptoms, body changes at death, and recommends hygiene, acid prophylaxis, careful treatment of diarrheal cases, and specific home remedies during epidemics.
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India
Ganges
Cashmere
Albanistan
Persia
Caspian Sea
Asiatic
Russia
Hamburg
New York
Asia
Europe
Volga
Poland
Silesia
Atlantic
New York City
United States
Ohio
Mississippi
New Orleans
Canada
IBM
Theo
Best Surgical Treatments for Onset of Cholera
Onset of cholera requires rapid rehydration via hypodermic or intravenous injections. A sodium carbonate and sodium chloride solution is injected subcutaneously in the abdomen or between the shoulder blades, with aseptic technique. If needed, intravenous saline solution can be used, followed by internal ice, champagne, ether wines, tea with brandy, or camphorated oil injections for relief.
Sugar Trust Wins Over Pittsburg Wholesale Grocers
The Pittsburgh wholesale grocers joined the Sugar Trust after a five hour meeting at the Seventh Avenue Hotel called by Joseph R. Hunter. Representatives from Erie Wheeling and Cleveland attended as sugar trade officials discussed the terms, with Pittsburg consuming about 25,000 barrels monthly and $5,000,000 annual value. Gillespie of Philadelphia presided. None would speak on the outcome.
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Pitebare
Pittsburg
Sugar Trust
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Joseph R. Hunter
Pittsburg Association
Philadelphia
Hunter
BR. W. Andrews
William Rocher
A. S Selston
A. H. Logan
Union
Gillespie
Ocambine
Beck Passes Through City on Wheat Boom Traffic Strain
George B. Beck general solicitor for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe road spoke of the large Kansas wheat crop taxing western rail lines. He noted record yields and said unusual hard work kept blockades from forming. He cited ongoing track improvements ahead of extended traffic tied to the World’s Fair.
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George B. Beck
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Kansas
Diverse late news brief items from across regions
Short capsule of scattered incidents including fires in Windy River Washington, bodies recovered near Sault Ste Marie, a beating of U S Consul Mallory in St Johns, Russian troop movements near Pamir, a train wreck near Taacele OL injuring twelve, drownings near Newport Kentucky, a fatal lamp explosion in Stockton, Texas stabbing, a will probate note for George W Curtis, and various court, health, and political updates from Newfoundland and other areas.
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Windy River
Washington
Sault Ste Marie
United States
Mallory
St. Johns
N. F
Pamir
Murghab
Taacele OL
Katie
Annie Barpier
Newport
Margaret Sheeman
Stockton
Cal
A.dé
Willingham
Brendan
Tex
Manny
McDonald field surges as Greenlee Forst strike shifts pool
In West Virginia and nearby fields, Greenlee and Forst strike No 9 on the Noble heirs farm boosts McDonald field production to 23,500 barrels for Monday. The discovery widens the pool southwest of the old Fife farm, with several wells being drilled or planned in adjacent ferms and new fifth sand prospects prompting bullish expectations.
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McDonald Field
S& Hours
Greenfield & Forst
Noble Heirs
Noblestown
Nalon
Fife Farm
Walker
Fitzsimmons & Co
Greenlee & Forst
Fife
Ion
Matson & Co
Wettengel
The
Devonian Oil Company
Cook Farm
McKee
Elliott Farm
Bic
Royal Gas Company
Mark Robb
A. J. Montgomery
Straight Farm
Mannington
W. W
Injon
John Robb
Oakdale
Philadelphia Company
Stenagle Farm
Milltown
Pinbrook
Chambers Gas Company
McCleane Arm
Converse Springdale
Allegheny River
McDonald
Florence Oil Company
Robb
Beirs
Fitzcibbons & Co
Lynch, Buchheit & Co
Meise
Marshall
National
Pennsylvania
Lima
Eureka
New York
W. I. Mellon
Sisteraville
the &Th
Tidewater
Queenstown
Liverpoot
Royal
United States Mail
Steaduers
Britannic
Hrit le
Majestic
Germ’c
Germanic
Teutonic
White Star Dock
West Tenth Street
Old Country
John d
Ladies Loyal Orange Association convention opens in Pittsburgh
Delegates from the United States and Canada gather at the Central Hotel for a formal reception. The convention opens at Union Veteran Legion hall this morning with a picnic planned at Hulton Grove on Thursday. Numerous delegates from Boston Philadelphia Lowell and Pittsburgh attend the informal meeting and officers are to be elected today.
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Ladies’ Loyal Orange Association
Fpiccnic
Halton
Ladies’ Loyal Orange Association of the
United States
Ganads
Central Hotel
Rowan
Pittsburg
Union Veteran Legion Hall
Sixth Avenue
Hulton Grove
Allegheny Valley Road
Carrie Sparrow
East Saginaw
Mich
Maccie McLaughlin
Lowell
Mass
Ellen Archibald
Boston
Mattie Moore
Lawrence
Mary J. Orr
Philadelphia
Misa Lizzie Orr
Laura C. Gardner
Annie Ray
Francine Blye
Jamaica Plains
William Reid
Knife attack at Seventh Avenue Hotel shocks Pittsburg
W J Gleason of Newport Ky assaulted hotel watchman John Hart with a knife in the Seventh Avenue Hotel lobby after a drunken return night. Hart was stabbed three times in the neck area and taken to Central police station. Gleason was arrested. Hart remained unable to attend Thursday’s hearing as the case was held over. A separate note reports a September 28 railway safety appliances meeting in Chicago urged by railroad yardmasters and committees.
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Seventh Avenue
W. J. Gleason
Newport
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
John Hart
Gleason
West Penn Hospital
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Hart
Gisson
Pratt
Glenason
Central Pote
Crrcaco
Las
Lincoln
Web
Non-Unionists Clash Over Firearm Charge at Mill Hearing
Henry Wilkey an engineer at the Homestead mill faced Alderman McMasters after allegedly pointing a pistol at Charles Williams a fellow non union worker who claimed Williams nearly was struck by a dinkey engine Williams said Wilkey threatened to blow his head off Detective Morris arrested Wilkey who posted $1 000 bail and was jailed awaiting court trial
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Henry Wilkey
McMasters
Charles Williams
Homestead
Williams
Wilkey
Morris
Embezzlement Hearing Postponed for Morris M Solomon
Morris M Solomon faced embezzlement charges of about 2500 dollars in a case filed by A Sampson of Sampson and Weiner. A hearing before Alderman Gripp was postponed at the request of both parties yesterday.
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Morris M. Solomon
Alderman Gripp
A Sampson
Sampson & Weiner
Schmidt
Solomon
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George William Curtis
Fitchburg Road
Martin Burke
A. M. Zeigler
Nlitt
Shelbyville
Ind
Newfoundland
St. Jesus
Nile
Irrigation Department
Edward Parker Deacon
M. Abeille
Sanders
W. Va
Allegheny
London
Antwerp
Pononsylvania Oil
Hiubest
Sigc
Lima Oil
Rte
Dvertts
Beecham
Canal Br
W.J. Gleason
Remington Bros
Advertiser
Atlantic City
N. J
Roberts & Sons
Netherlands
Rottentans
Faria
Londons
Evrk
Yhdam
Musiciam
White Star Line
Fleishman & CO
Market St
Glasgow
Londonderry
City OF Home
Lecrinrs
Tates
Great Britain
Doatte Nm
Ae Brithers
Korreen
J. J. McUormick
Fai Smititicids
St. Pittsburg
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Allan Line
Royal Mail
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Galway
Aimas
Scotland
Accomm
Intermedia
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State of
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Nebraska
McCormick
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Liebig Company
Justus von Liebig
Cus Aint
Chicago and
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Omabia
Grand Central Bailn Station
Cabie
Donnelly and Girard Tn
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Jack
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Guay Medicine CO
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Pennsylvania Limited
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Federal Street
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Ars
Sundsya
Butler
Freeport
Apollo
Paulton
Blaireville
Excelsior Dagxane Express
Texet
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Uhas
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J.B. Wood
Gen'l Paser
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Fort Wayne
Chicago
Toledo
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Cleveland
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Heidgeport and Rellsire
Erie
Columbus
Ame Points; 20 A.m, 7506 P.m. Derart For Washiashington
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Poomar
Circinnati
Indianapolis
Rolled
Pisburgh Union Station
Patsburgh
Senday
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Altimore and
OBIO
Washington, D. C
Filadelptta
Newetree
Cumberland
Connellsville
Winceling
Newark
New
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Varlor
Lepin
Pittsburg Banite Company
Firth Avenue
Wood Street
Smithdeid Street
ENY Valley Railway Co
Muffalo
Hudsie
A. m. Tipe Baal Pe
OU City
Vubols
Lyap
P.m. Enlenton
Lex Brates
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Sal P. Mt
Pittsby
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Derson
Ittsburg and Western Rail
Cor Anderson
Kiveray
Alleghen
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Kane
Bradford
Clarion
Foxturg
Nufaln
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Grennville
Mercer
Grove City
Akron
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Larion
Licks A. Im
Fox
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Greenville
Storhae
Texvepe
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Lake Ery
Botfairs
Salamanca
Tralia
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Huechmont
Mansfield
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New Haven
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Flo
Newcarte
Smithfield Street
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Elaine
Pittsburg, PA
Whittier
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Pittabure
Whitl
Penn Avenues
R. KL Lake
Consulta
Penn
St. Pitisuarg
Jelectowk
E. C. West
Stucky
Peno Avenue
Wylie Avenue
Fulton Street
Piutsuurz
Eistarther
Fhouseras
Lidine
Posd Lity Company
Flaher Biock, Letroit, Sle
Reneene
Nerve Seed Co
Iniane
Fittaburg
Jax Flemington
von Michl CO
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