Typhus in New York crowded North Brother Island hospitals
The Health Board reports sixty nine typhus patients relocated from East Side tenements to North Brother Island hospital. Immigrant cases from the steamship Mantilia prompt quarantine measures, with tents and ambulances readied as officials hunt contacts and enforce isolation to curb spread. Colonel Peter H B Allatson dies in Washington.
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Bettte
New Vous
Health Board
North Brother Island
Corral
Mantilia
Rom
Marseilles
Naples
Meeree
Giberitar
Ellie Insiaed
United Hebrew Charities
Edson
Bates
Tln
Sarthrotters Island
Enlend
Firkare
Kivatth
Epwins de Goebers
Wall
Tolkeien
Pontact
Republican Wormrot Column Discusses Lottery Charter Withdrawal
A fragmented note discusses Republican views on a lottery charter and withdrawal from a convention. The author suspects future attempts to renew a lottery charter but claims no concrete knowledge beyond a letter from Morris and Iren. The piece suggests internal party tensions influenced the withdrawal stance.
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Useaardt
Lerten Santos
Goresper
Ealiet
Gupperten
Dors
Mantia
Lottery Company
Morris
Aor
Severe Cold and Famine Woes Reach Russian Districts
A Daily Chronicle despatch from Penta, capital of a Russian government district, details dire famine suffering. Starving residents drop dead, hydrops and fevers spread, and horses are dead, hindering grain distribution to eighteen thousand fed by charity amid riots and hunger across Samara Aratov Chai kov Kazema Nijinie Novgorod.
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Daily Chronicle
Penta
Narem
Bint
Ponsa
Penzs
Chroniicle
Samara
Aratov
Chaikov
Kazema
Nijinie Novgorod
Unclear wartime dispatches and accident notes dated February
A garbled colonial era press fragment reports on secretary orders to move personnel from San Francisco to Honolulu, mentions Pensacola and a related fate, records a death noted in a chain of wrestling or durable goods items, and briefly notes a bridge wreck where conductor George W. died amid river debris. dates include February 1% and February 2 with scattered names and places.
McCall elected president ends fierce life company war
New York Feb 18 John A McCall was unanimously chosen president of the New York Life Insurance Company at a noon trustees meeting. His salary is to be 50 000 a year. Trustees elected include Fayrhead Randolph Whitney and Lanedow, filling vacancies created by resignations.
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McCall
Balacy
New York
Menrane
John A McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Henry B. Hyde
Equitable
McCurdy
Mutual Life Insurance
Shires
United States
McUill
Naw Youx
Fev
J&—At& Wetting
Jobn A. McCall
Ruderstood
Charien
Fyrcbiid
Randolph
William Whitney
Woodbury Lanedow
Rufus Weeks
Edwart Martin
Robert B Collins
Mr. McCall
Combes
Dart
RB Faly, Jr
Fate
Salvationists of
England
General Booth
London
Wisn
Colby Universitat Bec
Small
Gulvemiey
Chicago
Vienna
Hungary
Millar
Pennsylvania
Philaalelphia
Detroit
Sudan Ani
Death by fright linked to alleged kidnapping attempt
Caroline Gardner a 15 year old resident of Federal Station died after fright from an alleged kidnapping plot by Thomas and Jamon Skidmore father and son. Coroner's jury found the Skidmores guilty of manslaughter. both men were arrested and held in Pittsburg.
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Prevuntia
Caroline J. Gardner
Federal Station
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Thomas
Jamon Skidmore
Heven
Caroine
Skidmores
Thomas Skidmore
Not Guilty of Embezzlement Verdict in Allegheny Mayor Case
Trial of former Allegheny City Mayor Pearson ends with not guilty verdict as prosecutors fail to prove involvement in embezzlement of campaign funds. Other sections note Vogel’s suicide at Broad Street Station and varied Congressional and local government items.
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Allegheny
Pearson
Allegheny City
Pemaneiema
Fen Jd
Vogel
Broad Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Freer Pany
Proclamation and famine relief efforts announced in Pa
Paterson issues a famine relief proclamation urging contributions to aid starving Russians with Philadelphia bound shipments on Feb 20. An unrelated note mentions Navajo Indians at peace in Valencia County after soldiers quell tensions, while clashes near Dodington threaten renegade casualties and possible relocation to a reservation.
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Kent
Hanarsrna
Pattison
Eulrania
Russia
Garhead
Palladelphia
Teece
N. M
Valencia County
Atlantic
Moriano
Tadinns
Dod- Gington
Dheper
Mariano
Blaine divorce case judge orders immediate trial steps
Judge Thomas in the Blaine divorce case entered an order on February 13 on motion by the plaintiffs to show why the defendant James G Blaine Jr should not be stricken from the record for ignoring prior court orders and why the case should not be set for immediate trial. The order requires a return on the 10th instant.
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Blaine Dhrares Balt. & D
Thomas
Blaine
James G. Blaine, Jr
Alarm Over Gigantic Coal Deal Impacts Miners
Frayed miners fear the huge coal agreement will push them from pits as large operators gain sway. Knights of Labor voice strong turnout at St Louis Grangers convention led by General Master Workman Powderly. Local revolts prompt surrender rumors among Texas ranchers amid quiet lower country. Wrestling world championships highlighted in Bradford. Cayton moves to protect funds at Chicago Fair. Boston firms announce new notices and offerings.
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Wuxrsmanen
Sramgers
Mrs Florence Osborne Faces Trial For Perjury In High Profile Case
Florence Osborne, wife of Captain Osborne, appeared at Bow Street in a preliminary examination on perjury linked to the Hargreaves jewel case. Witnesses recapped sale of stolen pearls to Spink & Sons for 2750 dollars, false name given by Osborne, note exchanges, and torn loyalties amid mercy shown by Mrs Hargreaves. Osborne is committed for trial at the Central Civil Court.
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Jeli
The
Judes
Florence Osterne
Mra Osborne
Torquay
Jobe
Ohi Halley
Civl
Mra Hargreaves
Inter
Murder trial delays and railway disruption cap headlines
Diverse items include a murder case postponement in Sam Fuasdaco and a disrupted mail train incident on the Acharn road near Brighton. Other notes cover strike actions in western New York, a Salvation Army reception for General Booth in London, and weather forecasts for the northeast and Mid-Atlantic states.
Anarchists Cause Alarm as Troops Guard City
Reported bands of anarchists disrupt life near the sab arte area with armed members and threatening acts. Three anarchists were arrested. troops remain on alert and patrol key routes, while residents stay indoors at night amid widespread dread.
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Xetwe
Xam
Sabarte
Emrly
Saam
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Park Avenue
Pistafield, S.J
C. Schepflin & Co
Winter Clothi Gil
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Deet
A. M. Griffen
East Front ST
Jene
C. M. Dunham’s
Wet Fred Street
A. M. Seguine
Laing
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