Grand Army Encampment Opens Amid Cholera Fears
The twenty eighth annual encampment of the Army of the Republic opens with the dedication of Grand Army Place. Veterans arrive from all sections as events conclude with a royal arch, campfire, and a review by officials. Two veterans die as a cholera scare tempers festivities and city decorations shine at the event.
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Wasmaros
Army of the Republic
Grand Army Place
E. A Carr
Sherinpa
Sree A. Te
Johan A. Logan
Fifteenth Street
Chad
G. A.B
Saurat Ee
Ion Shanta
Totey
Timie
Grand Army of the Republic
Otalf
Orapd
Hanner
Broere
Post Office
Grant
Sherstoh Vuilding
Logan
E Street
Mera Sheridan
Othlaing
Proate
Batt Jaya
G. A. R. Haden
Treasury
Mentatts Lhander
Fier
Acres Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Anne
Yesterndy
Cleurch
Sixth and
Market Streets
Philuiel
W. A. Nor Os Breall
Lowell Port No. P
Seven Brown Up in Mil Comme Ont Sept
A boiler explosion near Dickinson and Stanton caused multiple deaths and injuries. Seven men were killed initially, with several others seriously hurt as wreckage and debris scattered across the railway area. A president of a railroad suffered a near fatal injury, and the incident disrupted local rail operations for weeks.
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Ammorton
Samm Curran
Robert Craven
Craven
Harry
Earl
Susan Corman
Moon
Ronce
Dickinson
Stanton
Ox Village
Gar
Tnainh Chauvin
Jerome Chauvin
P. Daust
Michael Dupris
Ea Ewing
Maixe Oulette
Josp
England and France in Egypt Veteran Preacher Dies
A veteran preacher dies as reports place English French forces in Egypt. The piece notes James 1 as a wise jethadist during the era while dates hint at Howe born in November 1010. The weather section predicts fair conditions with cooler northerly winds.
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James
Jethadist
Howe
Cholera Scare Spreads Across Cities New Brunswick Case
New Brunswick reports a suspected Asiatic cholera case at 19 John Street turning into a community alert. In New York City, health officials note no cholera deaths since Sept 13 with five deaths between Sept 6 and 17, while officials pursue verification and containment measures.
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Philadelphia
Cholers Morbus
New York City
New York
Peter Callahan
East Forty-seventh Street
Knce
Hoffmann Island
Camp Low
Wryoming
Scandia
Pasengers
New Brunswick
New Buexswix
N. J
Presti
John Street
James Carr
A.V.N. Baldwin
Baldwin
Newim
Werwr York
Pam Siomal
Cyrus Edson
Mrs Harrisons Condition Improves Amid Uncertain Recovery
Washington dispatch reports Mrs. Harrison shows improvement after a critical period but danger remains. Doctors caution the main disease must be fought, while a return to Washington and possible removal within weeks are discussed alongside President’s telegrams and public events involving Sullivan and Corbett.
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Washington
Lawi House
Harrison
Gariner
United Press
Morton
Rumored Resignation Reported Amid Secretaries and Arrests
Philadelphia reports a rumor of Porter’s resignation tied to a stalled department issue. Arrest warrants issued with bail set at ten thousand dollars raise questions about the fate of the department and public figures in Rome and nearby Halle Boochers.
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Hall Boochers
Philadelphia
Amignes A. Tram
Burdy
Fate Depeatt Company
Net
Tme
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