Death of James Russell Lowell Triggers Widespread Mourning
Reports from Boston London and New York reveal deep sorrow among leaders of letters and politics after the death of James Russell Lowell. Secretary Blaine and Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes express grief while others like John Greenleaf Whittier and Baron Tennyson send condolences. London press recalls Lowell as a remarkable mind respected in both nations.
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Russian Rye and Government Relief In Global Market News
Aug. 13 dispatch reports initial belief the Russian ukase targeted Germany but later notes economic motives amid rising rye prices and a larger harvest hope. Wheat gains reflect New York reports while London messages weigh in on harvest outlook. Polish and Illinois party news follow with local associations and a receiver appointment at Standard Plate Glass Works.
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Brevities bring moves from Austin to New York
L Vines returns from Austin with notes on the diphtheria fight in Frazer quarter. Dr Phillips reports the Frazer family improving and optimistic on the disease. Dr Meacham of Humboldt visits with M M Bailey seeking mining investments in Eastern Nevada. Warnings on simple remedies for diphtheria and summer ailments, including dry sulphur and camphor in water, are noted. The item shifts to Minnesota funding for the Chicago World’s Fair exhibit with $175,000 needed, though only $50,000 already allocated. A broken broker is arrested in New York on charges of defrauding a Savannah bondholder. General Butler rumor debunked. he remains healthy at home. Civil Service rule changes tighten promotions to merit. Suit over stock subscriptions links Sioux City and Manhattan Trust. Multiple short dispatches cover murders, editorials, Italian suspects, Maryland farmers, and a governor’s health update. The barge disaster in Brooklyn lingers in discussion, while Chinese migrants face land restrictions in San Francisco. A fire in Boxersheep reports $2,000 loss. James Samuels of Kentucky named chief of the Horticultural Bureau for the World’s Fair. Six New York deaths reported today.
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Have We Diptheria Letter From Dr Sergetein
A Reno public notice recounts a physician's urgent claim of diphtheria in 1891. Dr Brresteis describes cases in Reno and Franktown, urging cleanliness, ventilation, and early examination. He warns of spread risk and instructs on using iron sulfate solution for sewage and sanitation.
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