Yellow fever scare prompts Fort Monroe move and Newport News quarantine
Fort Monroe garrison to be moved north as a yellow fever outbreak grows. Newport News enforces quarantine measures with armed police and river patrols while Hampton tightens controls near the Soldiers Home.
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Fort Monroe
North Norfolk Navy Yard
National Soldiers
Newport News
Hampton
Tangton
Elisabeth County
Warwick County
Mampton
Disease at Soldiers' Home Raises Quarantine in Hampton
Washington reports 37 fever cases and seven deaths at the Soldiers' Home in Hampton Virginia with one new case today. Dr Waeding directs hospital efforts and tight quarantine to prevent spread. Phoebus town sanitation improves amid ongoing precautions.
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Washington
Soldiers
Hampton
Cine New Case
Dr. Waedin
Jordon
Phoebus
yellow fever fears ease at Hampton Soldiers' Home
Norfolk officials report subsiding alarm over numerous yellow fever cases at the Hampton Soldiers' Home. Precautions remain strict, with guards surrounding the site. No cases in Norfolk, Newport News, or Old Point Comfort. travelers barred from stopping at Norfolk to quarantine.
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Norfolk
Hampton
Werona
Newport News
Ol Point Comfort
Old Point
St In
Newport Newa
Newport News Chronicle Fourth Day Ends After Intense Excitement
In Newport News Virginia after four days of intense excitement crowds dispersed as organizers declared the event complete. Officials reported positive reception and thanked participants and volunteers for a safe celebration.
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Newport News
Yellow fever outbreak shocks Hampton and nearby towns
Hampton Virginia July 11 reports a yellow fever discovery at the soldiers home sparking mass departures. A special train carried about 200 guests from Old Point Comfort while Photbus business slows and Chesapeake and Ohio suspends service to the city.
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Hampton
Old Point Comfort
Photbus
Chesapeake and Ohio
Cfty
Quarantine Efforts to Stop Yellow Fever Spread
Philadelphia reports state quarantine authorities are taking every precaution to prevent yellow fever from spreading from the National Soliered Home near Harliton Virginia. The quarantine physician visited Marcus Hook to consult with deputies and the state board will travel to New York to inspect the port facility. A biological department operates at Marcus Frank to check vessel conditions.
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Philadelphia
Harlipton
Marcus Hook
Delaware River
New York
Dotr
Marcus Frank
Much Wedded Man Comes to Grief
Chicago July 1. Martin Dot, said to have married six women, most alive, was arrested here today. Police allege Dot as Henry Doessney in Wheeling disposed of mortgaged goods and later married a Milwaukee worker who died, leaving her property to Dot then known as Prd Woh. His arrest ends a turbulent matrimonial career with further ties to Milwaukee and Chicago.
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Chicago
Martin Dot
Detz
Wheeling
W. Va
Henry Doessney Marr
Dot
Milwaukee
Maximlians Sport
Chitazo
Migabeth Lehmidt
Carolina Schneider
Doty
Prd
Hila
Wee
South Side
Burrows Questions US Philippine Policy After Manila Visit
In a post interview Burrows criticizes the president for sending more troops to the Philippines. He argues this may not establish US authority and notes limited gains north of Manila with larger conflicts to the south. He urges a clear objective before expanding force and supports continuing the effort for peace.
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Washington
Tuly v
Trurows
Michiguey
Thnttermiew
Manila
France and Paraguay Friendly Preview
Ambiguous note suggests a diplomatic or sports context between France and Paraguay. Mentions TaWinoe Ayres and a miner figure, with unclear actions and titles. The passage is fragmented and lacks verifiable details for a definitive headline or summary.
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France
Paraguay
TaWinoe Ayres
Pfregeh
Bitotus
Paragiay
Deaths of a Day in Washington and Atlantic City
Kate Chase Sprague widow of a Rhode Island governor and daughter of a governor of Ohio died at Edgewood Washington after a liver and kidney illness. Dr Daniel Brinton Brinton of Philadelphia died in Atlantic City after a long illness. Brinton, a Civil War medical director and scholar, was born in Chester County and educated at Yale and Jefferson.
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Washington
Kate Chase Sprague
Rhode Island
Ite
Batman J.hase
Oho
United States
United States Supreme Court
Edgewood
Milo Freekitne
Atlantic
City
N. J
Daniel Garton Brinton
Brinton
Wentehomter
Pun
Dr. Brin
Byvleto Anericaine de France
Filipinos suffer another defeat in Negros action
Manila reports Sixth Infantry clash with rebel forces at Bilalaynos on Negros with no American casualties though eleven rebels killed. Calamba engagement on Laguna de Bay lasts an hour with Filipinos driven back. two American soldiers dead and six wounded. Grant transport sails for U S with 481 Idaho, 40 North Dakota, 274 Wyoming troops aboard.
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Manila
Calamba
Laguna de Bay
Hall
Sixth Infantry
Simpson
Bilalaynos
Negroes
Grant
United States
Idaho
North Dakota
Wyoming
Striking Inmates Demand Hall Suspension At Philadelphia
Strikers at a Pennsylvania workers’ home threaten to withhold labor amid disputes with Superintendent H H J Hall. They cite management issues and demand Hall’s suspension while requesting higher board wages and back pay. A meeting adopted resolutions detailing grievances and called for managerial action ahead of Thursday managers’ review.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Om Sitike
HH. J. Hail
Leewuse Superiniemdune
Hall
Receiver's Sale Confirmed in Porteville Iron and Steel Case
Porteville Penn July 3 Jinige Reohrel confirms the sale by receiver Atkinson on July 13 of the real estate fixtures and personal property of the Porteville Iron and Steel Company to F B Brown of Philadelphia for 27 500 exclusive of book account and first prune of 500 Brown agrees to the condemnation
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Porteville, Pa
Jinige Reohrel
Atkinson
Potteville Iron and Sieel Company
Ff. BB. Brown
Philadelphia
Mr. Brown
Threshing Engine Explosion Kills Several in Detroit
A threshing machine engine exploded near Big Prairie, Detroit, today killing Charles Maight Alpha Haight Charles Crabtree George Overly Cewil Priest and Haymount Howe. Witness Evans and George Klaight were severely injured.
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Detroit
Mich
Big Pratrie
Charles Maight
Alpha Haight
Charles Crabtree
George Overly
Cewil Priest
Haymount Howe
Evans
George Klaight
Uncle Sam's Cash Account Deficit for July Reported
Washington July 1 The monthly Statement of government receipts and expenditures shows a July deficit of about 4 518 000 with total receipts near 48 049 419 from internal revenue customs and miscellaneous and expenditures around 50 879 000 Internal revenue is up about 2 000 000 and customs about 1 000 000 more than July 1908.
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Washington
Tor
Amherst tragedy ends in murder and arson
In Amherst Massachusetts on a July evening an Indian graduate named Eugene Paki phiter killed Edith Morrell age 17 at the Morrell home in Booth Amherst. After the shooting he set buildings on fire and then killed himself. Edith died a short time later. police searched for the assailant in nearby woods.
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Amherst
Mass
Eugene Paki Phiter
Doo
Carlisle
Edith Morrell
J. FP. Morrell
Booth Amherst
Strike Declared by Boiler Makers and Ship Builders
In a New York special meeting the Brotherhood of Boiler Makers and Iron Ship Builders District declared a strike across Atlantic seaboard shops that refused wage relief. Over 1,500 workers expected to stop reporting for duty in Manhattan Brooklyn Port Richmond Green Point Hoboken Jersey City Elizabethport Havonne and nearby shipyards with thousands more affected in related trades.
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New York
Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Iron Ship Builders
Atlantic Seaboard
Stelke
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Port Hichmond
Green Point
Hoboken
Jersey City
Elizabethport
Havonne
Tomers
Ylhiekeriths
Sream
Hoilermakers
Mercer County Traction Plans Princeton Trolley Line
The Mercer County Traction Company forms to extend the trolley from Lawrenceville to Princeton, using private land and eminent domain where needed. Opposition stems mainly from Princeton University residents, though the line would connect with Lawrenceville.
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Trenton
Trenton Street Railway Company
Princeton
Mercer County Traction Company
Lawrenneville
Lawrenceville
Princeton University
Unclear 19th Century Dispatch on Regional Loyalties
Fragmentary telegraph dispatch reports shifting regional loyalties in the republic. It claims the eastern portion favors Santaes and nominates Sidro Lavery as the sole candidate for the city dogey, while the rest of the country supports Mon Juan.
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Bayt Dominga
Juan
Sidro
Sintaes
Washington letter hints new war leadership plans
An informant states Mr Moot advised Secretary Alger of a planned visit to Washington to assume control of the war department. General Alger is said to depart for Michigan at 1.4, signaling a shift in command duties.
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Washington
Moot
Alger
Woslington
Fire in the Notch Destroys Bangor Frame House
A two story frame dwelling in Bangor’s Notch area was consumed by fire at about 1 a.m. The home, owned by John Murphy, was reportedly fully involved before neighbors sounded the alarm. No injuries are mentioned.
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Bangor
John Murphy
Boxing match report from Chemung County arena describes B-round open
The report notes fighters Kimira and Mike Duress sparring in a B round at a Chemung County athletic event. The referee and judge are listed for the bout, with Donovan credited for the outcome after a sequence of early rounds.
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Kimira
Scrantion
Amike Duress
Koohouter
Chemung Counts
Ely
Donovan
Steamship Movements
Liverpool arrivals include Wmbila and Servia bound for New York. Antwerp arrivals show Mrieslaind and Eclly-Paswed sailing for Rotterdam and then New York.
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Liverpool
Wmbila
New York
Balled
Servia
Antwerp
Biewmer Rotterdam
Motterdam
Admiral Dewey En Route Back From Trieste Visit
Admiral Dewey spent the day at the Motel De La Ville in Trieste with Magetyy aboard the Olympia. He plans to return to the ship tomorrow and resume waiting in the afternoon.
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Trieste
Dewey
Motel de la Ville
Olympia
Exincate
Boycott Grows as Factor in Railroad Strike Turmoil
In Cleveland and other cities, the boycott spreads through the Big Consolidated system. Union leaders say the action will widen, affecting all lines and properties tied to President Everett. Officials predict collapse of the movement within days, while strikers press for a broader impact. A Hawley verdict finds killing unprovoked. Hotel Garfork owner refuses strike leaders’ demand to oust management.
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Cleveland
Big Consolidated
Micid
Cedar Avenue
Lelate
Tenry Fiverett
Radder
Axtine
Bion
Ralph P Hawley
Henry Corn¢gwell
Hawley
Exeter
Kawley
Garfork
Doughliasa
Unclear Morning News Briefs Ill fit
General-Secretary Alger reply to Charttet to the London Times. Vilipinos Love Again. Boycott an Important Factor in Cleveland Strike. Measures to wipe out Yellow Fever at Hampton Roads. Local news and letters, Scranton items, and railroad dispatches featured.
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Alger Repliew
London
Cleveland Strike Continues As Company Stands Firm
Cleveland July 1 The Ble Consolidated street railway company shows no change in policy toward the strike. President Everett says no settlement is planned and the company is expanding to new workers while discharging those not needed. Strikers assert public support and optimism for victory.
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Cleveland
Ble Consolidated Street Railway Company
Everett
Goloe
Grand Circuit Races Opens At Chimabos Track
The Grand Circuit opened on clear weather with fast track conditions and three races on the card. The day’s feature was the 2:08 pace purse of 2,000 won by Abbot in straight heats, while Wandering Jew led the field in the later heats before fading. seconds and fourth-place money went to Fairview and Shadeen respectively.
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Chimabos
Abbot
Nagle Plindgon Tok Seo Mio Pot Line Caen
Bol Fitzelmaie
Fairview
Wandering Jew
Siigalenn
Thyishod
Motwne Chmens Bay
Bradner Divorce Suit Filed in Newark Court
Maiva A. Bradner sues Frank Ff. Bradner for divorce and alimony in chancery court charging infidelity. A Newark school teacher is named as co respondent. Married in 17h, the couple has two children. Petitioner says the husband earns 6000 to 7000 dollars yearly and holds substantial property.
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Trenton
Frank Ff. Bradner
Newark
Court of Chancery
Twday
Maiva A. Bradner
Bradner
Breadners
Mee Bradner
Cas
American challenger wins Begwanhoke cup race
The American opponent defeated Constante in the second contest of a thirteen race series. The 12 mile event on Friday featured Jorval, Que, Glencairn JIT, Cotelinee and Canatian defense eroof with an American victory in the second heat.
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Jorval
Que
Duty
Glencairn
Cotelinee
Sits of Fort Reid Marked
A large dark eraniie erone marking the min of the old lodlat fort on Kort Keid was unveiled this evening with ceremonies. The marker was presented by the Hugh Wittle ohipter of the Dug tors of the American Revolution.
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Hak
Lodlat
Kort Keid
Hugh Wittle Ohipter
Dugtors
Bontry Levee Mi Contest Postponed Indefinitely
A local event, the Bontry Levee Mi contest, set for tonight, has been postponed indefinitely due to police interference. No further details were provided by authorities.
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Levee
Dixon
England Admires Yankee Transport Designs
A Washington dispatch reports the War Department may request copies of American army transport designs and plans. British observers praise U S ships for comfort and sanitation in Manila deployments, noting efficient beds, messes, and showers. The U S now operates twenty one transports including hospital ships, with experts claiming cost savings justify the fleet.
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Washington
War Department
Beitiel
Grant
Sheridan al Sherman
Manila
Wayo
Siex Canal
Huntieh
Westbyaltar
Malta
Home Government
Great Britain
United States
Terts Department
March
Maoking
Hirdsaye
Mexican mining firm with 7 million capital formed in Trenton
The Mexcan company with authorized capital of seven million dollars was incorporated in Trenton to operate Jewt and other mines in the republic. The capital stock comprises preferred and common shares with redemption features. Named officers include Charles J. Nollese, J. Peas, and others from New York and Chicago.
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Trenton
No J
Mexcan
Republic of Mextos
Siso Conmion
Tewne
Charles J. Nollese
Ethingles J. Peas
New Yards
Gchearege iHok
Chicago
Chais M. Clark
New Brunswick
Admi ralty suit in Ohio disputed funds
Wasitilogion sues William Sampaon in the Superior court over a pial in a distelit ary limbba. The suit concerns money owed to the Nort Aliant association. The matter mirrors a similar claim recently filed by Adlintinn Diewey in the same court.
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Admiradt
William
Sampaon
Limba
Ohio
Adlintinn Diewey
Quarrel Ends in Death in Kentucky Mountain Fight
In Lether County Kentucky two men engaged in a long running dispute. They met on a mountain road and both drew revolvers. William Amaelinoodster shot his uncle and killed him, then fatally wounded his challenger Hila Shetdin, who died at the scene.
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Knoxville
Joly
Leteher County
Talay
William
Elond Satine
Postmaster General Smith Joins Presidential Tour Plans
Washington reports Postmaster General Mark Earl Smith travels to join President Meintey or Lake Champlain for a week work, then to oversee another task involving Alexandra Hoy, details sketchy but indicating a presidential engagement and administrative duties.
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Washington
Mark Eamory Smith
Thyis
Preeitent
Aussie Marshall defeats Allen in brisk mile race
Jerry Marshall of Australia beat Bob Allen of Boston in a controversial mile event. Milly Matitone of New York failed to finish, while Leni Spotting and George Edworie officiated. Monsen reportedly broke the mile record in 1 minute and 60 miles at Bo o'eluck, with H C Gieree of Minneapolis holding the former mark.
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Jerry Marshall
Australia
Bob Allen
Boston
Milly Matitone
New York
Fuddiie
Onnolly
St. Joting
Tonfelt Pigey
George Edworie
Tuny Mitthewe Tui
Evelyn Neocon Sumtiay Mening
Aoe
Bo O'Eluck
Browkiye
Hintino
H.C. Gieree
Minneapolis
Alger Defends Volunteer Officers and Appointments
The article reports Secretary Alger defending how volunteer officers were chosen, noting most were appointed by state governors and that money and equipment for the army were adequate. He argues staffing was not favoritism but a mixture of regular and civil life officers, with most commanders proven competent.
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Secretary of War
Arius
Velanteer Coffeenst
Piibenod
Alltel Tae
Smd OH
Elvil Hfe
Weather Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with light winds in the eastern region. Temperatures are expected to reach moderate highs and cool nights across Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday with no precipitation indicated.
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