Cholera Scare Spreads Amid New York and Coast Alerts
The notice describes cholera fears in New York and neighboring areas with reports of suspected cases. It notes Mary Connity, a 19 year old, transported to St. John's Guild Floating Hospital and mentions Italian laborers showing symptoms in Brooklyn. Officials discuss inspections and quarantine measures to prevent entry via ships and rail lines, with stations to be set up along state borders and transit routes.
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New Yoas
Ihulera
Mary Connity
Avenue
St. John's Guild
East Bixtowcade
Brooklyn
Wiet By
Tse
Athe Pepe
Tooo
Troy
Ernie
Norrnnnia
Leos Lake
Atheliey
Abe
Dewi
Benjamin Lew
Foealle
Mayur Stuare
Wad
Petits Haven
New Jersey
Orrieville
Yiveniaralla Pomile Tren Font
Yardley
Jst Aan
Peany
Waverley
Lehigh Valley
Omar Cumberland
Erie
Delaware
Lackawanna
Nea Cy
Dew Haven
Baltmore
New Haven
Conn
Papal Kussaries Coming to Visit Diocese in Weeks
The papal delegation and a distinguished diplomatic envoy will visit the diocese in the coming weeks. They will attend an archbishop meeting and report on questions of church and state, including the World’s Fair involvement and ongoing religious concerns.
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Neapules
Nobis
Erie
Thie
Distin
Pinkind Diplomate
Waals
Qoecing
Disenmelun
Republican Club Convention Opens With Strong Support for Harrison
The fifth annual convention of the National League of Republican Clubs opened with welcome remarks from John N. Beatherd and Rev. Dr. Habbell. General Clarkson addressed delegates as 32 states and three territories were represented. Governor McKinley and other leaders spoke as the assembly approved resolutions and prepared for a two o’clock session.
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Burra O
National League of Republican Club
John N. Beatherd
Habbell
Wml
Gas
League
Clarkson
Eekarne Bom
Beeine
Slaighter
Nel
Fouter
Tilimsis
California
Coton
Colorado
Mansichusette
Cadfod
Konem) Oeriska
New Fe
van Winkly
Obie
B. T. Presman
New York
Charles B. Wheeler
Pennsylvania
Adam Young
Bode Bland
W. E. Gordon
Tennices
J. W. Brown
Texas
L. Haine
Lane Lengrie
Eparitest
Harsh
Otin
Harriew
Han
Maste Hall
Governor McKinles
Ubin
Tee Senater HU
Walcott
Clarksos
Clark
Theodore BR Stabh
Pilindelphin
Phineas C. Lounsi
Democratic Clubs Hold Convention in Delaware
Sept 14 Delaware Democratic Clubs convened and held a meeting in which speeches praised unity and resilience. The report notes a speaker denying rumors and urging support for the president while wishing health for a partner.
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Delaware
Democratic Cluba
Democratic Hate League
of Clubs
Mae
Oat Deny
Alan
Wrecks and Legal Proceedings Reported Across Regions
A chaotic item recounts charges and demurrers involving Potter and associates with indictments in a U S ground jury case. Separate notes mention an engineer’s sentence after misdemeanor conviction and Governor Boies’s campaign context with Chicago events.
Prohibition Candidate Seeks Dakota Governorship
The draft mentions A. B. Alexander of Cottington County as a Prohibition candidate for governor. It notes Governor Fanels, a candidate from haa com em, and reports delays and legal cases including Bud Hiunt who faced execution scheduled for Pineville on September 16. The report touches on military orders to General Miles and a violent incident in Hornellerilie New York involving a war soldier and his wife.
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Dakota
A. B. Alexander
Cottington County
Fanels
Haa Comem
Ife
Bud Hiunt
Pineville
War Department
Miles
Department of i 2
Miscouri
Sas
Hornellerilie
N. Y
Noldier
Ant
Willie Pratt
Chickamauga Field Rokecrans Still in Command
A Civil War era dispatch from Outrawoc Tennessee notes General Rosecrans retains command as Army of the Cumberland presses toward Chickamauga. Veterans meet at Park Hotel and First Methodist church with speeches by General Boynton and local officials as Homestead Strikers and political notes are mentioned.
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Ouatrawocan
Tenn
Army of the Cumberland
Chickamsage
W. & Rosecrans
Sheridan
Park Hotel
Conduncteroe
Aunt Medd
Gracey
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Andrews
Welowinue
H. Boynton
Pees Beel
Rosocups
Cleveland
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Poster
Commandoner
Douglass
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Tawece
Inea
Beth Watahers
Seevenson
North Carolina
A.B. Wespwrch
North
Maretel
Rehewatle
Steven- Wee
C. T. Rawee
Cyedler Kimmerman
Sree
Ilay
Ile
Tyler
Ixmeawarons
St. Jomern
Jer
Republican Clubs
Buffalo
Td General Clarkson
Harrison
McKinsey
Picnie
Kathens Bremeet PLC
poe + cate Hall
Gerard C. Petha
Widvem
George Afl
Heceiver
LapLasa Poum
Ji Taylor
Oles Ten Peters
Enterton
Enany
Titte
Snd
Zee Materick Bank
Ngee Potter
Presb
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United States
Mr. Potter
Yaa Rach
French
Caren
Putnam
Pirtseena
Charles H. Etrais
McKeesport
Yonghingheng
Wen
Ching
Boles
Mersour Valley
Horace Boies
Chicago
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Saginaw Bay
Tuewlay
Chickamauga’s Field
Rokecrans
Homestead
Dadge Werte
Jensey Crry
Ron
Garret Q. Packer
Park Avenue
Huletts
Xou
Central Ave
Bell
the Wheelmen's Headquarters
Car
Park Avenue and
Fourth Street
F.L. C. Martin
M. Ulrich
Ourer
West Front Street
R. J. Shaw
Eerie Ese Ay
Front Street
Denpel
A. J
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Hervey Doane
Park Avenué
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