Seven Yellow Fever Cases Reported In Mobile
The Mobile yellow fever tally shows seven new cases and two deaths in the city with a fatality in Magazine Point. New Orleans notes a worsening fever scene with multiple deaths, while Montgomery alarms rise over a presumed yellow fever death later attributed to salmon poisoning. Galveston doctors largely favor dengue over yellow fever, with no confirmed cases.
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New Orleans
Devt
Call
Algiers
Io Carrolltun
Carrie Gecker
Mobile
Ala
Magazine Point
Montgomery
Stebbins
Galveston
Tex
Gulteras
Henry George Campaign Seen Through Louisville Lens
The Courier Journal asserts Henry George’s New York mayoral bid embodies revolutionary aims from the Chicago platform. It warns liberty could be endangered by excess license, compares George to Robespierre and Marat, and notes free silver factions backing George while predicting broader policy implications for property, railways, and government.
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Louisville
Courier Journal
Watterson
Henry George
New York
George
Chicago
France
America
Altgeld
Robespierre
Tillman
Danton
Paris
Washington
Mike
Muaudte
Yimmany
Platt
Beb Low
Spain
Tim Vietara
Kentucky
Mr. George
Chicago Brewers War Over Prices Shrinks Barrel Cost
Chicago brewers battle oversupply as capacity far exceeds demand. Prices drop toward 4 per barrel after the Chicago and Milwaukee Brewers Association cuts prices to curb pirate sales. Higher costs due to taxes and materials push production expenses up to about 4.9 per barrel, yet selling prices may fall further amid a tense market.
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Chicago
Chicage and
Milwaukee Brewers’ Association
Outeldera
Barrios Faces Reverses as Guatemala Rebels Advance
Santa Ana dispatch says dictator Barrios of Guatemala appears endangered as Jove Leon Castillo invades from El Salvador with a large force. Castillo, with Renendo Santa Crus and Pedro Barillas, gains key towns near Guatemala City and threatens the capital.
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New York
Santa Ana
Herald
Barrios
Guatemala
Jove Leon Castillo
Salvador
Jutlana
Cuajiniquilipea
Castillo
Renendo Santa Crus
Pedro Barillas
Gielemala
Rebels Battle At Totonicapan Guatemala Then Totonicapan
Rebel forces faced government troops at Totonicapan as heavy artillery fire raged from dawn to sunset. General Ovalle led assaults on Tierra Blanca, forcing rebels to retreat toward Coxham while Jalapa units pursued. Reports claim 4000 government troops and 38 artillery pieces in action with reinforcements en route to Totonicapan.
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Totonicapan
Guatemala
Galveston
Tex
Batita
Tierra Bianca
Ovalle
Tierra Blanca
Coxham
Taracena
San Francisco de Alto
Olintepeque
Sija
Salaja
Quezntenango
Jose Leon Casillo
Petro Barillas
Rosendo Santa Cruz
Jerez
Yupiltepeque
Jutiapa
San Jose
Champerico
Thieves Loot New Jersey Home of Century Magazine President
In Orange New Jersey thieves raided the home of Francis H. Scott, head of Century Magazine, on Friday and stole apparel and household items valued at about $500. Police arrested three suspects including Mary Rogers aka Chicago May, Cyrus Flyland, and George Bennett aka the New York Kid. two revolvers were recovered. They resisted arrest and will be arraigned tomorrow.
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New York
Francis H. Scott
Century Magasine Company
Orange
N. J
Vale
Mary Rogers
Chicago
Cyrus Flyland
George Bennett
Quiet Day in Williamsport Hosts Temperance Convention
A quiet day saw Mrs Annabelle Molvey deliver an address to a large audience while no work occurred in Williamsport as the Women's Christian Temperance Union held sessions. Delegates filled nearly every pulpit and in the afternoon Mrs Harvey of West Pittor spoke at the courthouse. Evening crowds were turned away from Pine Street Methodist Episcopal Church where Rev Anna Bhaw gave the convention sermon.
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Williamsport
Opt
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Mra
Annabelle M. Harvey
West Pitter
Court House
Pine Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Anna Bhaw
Flouring mill burns in Atchison destroyes Cain properties
Fire in Atchison Kansas destroys the four mill and warehouse of John M. Cain, along with the Central mill, Cain block, and five small frame buildings. Total loss estimated at 75000 dollars with about one third insured. Cain warehouse held 1000 barrels of flour and the mill held several thousand bushels of wheat, total losses about 51008 dollars with 71000 insured.
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Atchison, Kas
Ort
John M. Cain
Cain
Steamship Arrivals Southampton Ost 14
Arrived Bre men New York for Bremen and proceeded Havre. Arrived Ja Cham pagne New York. Queenstown Sailed Umbria from Liverpool bound New York.
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Southampton
Weyler recalled as Cuba crisis prompts Spain plan
Madrid reports four hour cabinet session confirms recall of General Weyler from Cuba. Weyler vows obedience and cooperation with the government. Sagasta says pacification of Cuba will precede a model administration and aid peace in the Philippines. Reports from Havana and Madrid note resignations and tense moves as Spain faces financial strains and new governors.
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Sagasta
Cuba
Philippines
Spain
Madrid
Weyler
el Meraldo
Porto Rico
Marshal Blanes
Segasta
Snogasta
Philippine Islands
Havana
Blanca
Palmerina
Primo de Flvera
Palavieja
Manila
Mindanao
Zamoanga
Basilan
London
Hannis Taylor
United States
Taylor
Lst
Barcelona
Blanco
Catellanos
Marquis de Ahumada
Philippine Telands
Marshal Primo Rivera
The
the Times
Senor Sagasta
General Weyler
T Lo
Palley
America
Woodford
Renor Sugasia
Washington
Fragmentary Line Hints at Broader Struggle and Autonomy
Incomplete text suggests a discussion where talk of autonomy fades as the conflict expands, implying a shift to a broader, more intense struggle. The fragment hints at rising stakes and a widening scope of resistance.
Treasury warns of phantom Ball estate hoax in Philadelphia
Washington October reports say the treasury department has received many inquiries about a supposed Joseph Ball estate held in trust. Officials state no such fund exists and the only record is a 2,000 underwriter claim from 1801 tied to cartons seized by the French. No involvement by ex President Harrison is confirmed.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Joseph Ball
Philadelphia
Ball
Harrion
Treasury
Anniversary of Charles Parnell in Dublin marked by massive nationalist procession
Five thousand Nationalists march through Dublin to Glasnevin Cemetery for the sixth anniversary of Charles Stewart Parnell. The ornate memorial car, wreaths, and a bronze bust lead the parade, followed by Irish leaders, officials, Parnell family members, and hundreds of regional delegations. The event emphasizes unity over faction despite political overtones.
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Dublin
Charles Stewart Parnell
Glasnevin
Ireland
Parnell
Irish Parliamentary Party
John Hedmond
Independent
Evening Herald
Weekly Independent
Irish National League of Great Britain
John Parnell
M. Py
Dickingon
Mra
Della Parnell
Cork
Limerick
Ferns
C. Parnell
Trolley Crash Kills Woman and Injures Family Near Baltimore
A trolley car on the City and Suburban Traction line struck a wagon two miles from Baltimore on Mount Carmel road. Mrs. John Frederick Helm Jr. died instantly. her husband and two day old child were injured along with the other child. The conductor and motorman were arrested.
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Baltimore
Point Breese
Mount Carmel Road
John Frederick Helm
South Washington Street
Masons in Baltimore Plan Triennial Convention
Baltimore hears the general grand chapter of Royal Arch Masonry assembles in a triennial conclave starting tomorrow with the centennial celebration of founding in the United States. A Maryland grand chapter reception precedes Tuesday morning exercises, including a centennial poem by Dr. Henry Branch and a centennial hymn. A grand banquet follows Thursday at the Masonic temple.
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Baltimoore
Get
Royal Arch
Maxscnm
United States
Maryland
Maxonic Temple
United States Board settles 14 place name spellings
The geographic names board issued decisions standardizing spellings of 14 locations including one in Alaska. Variations were found for the same place, and the board chose the form used here, such as Klondike spelled as shown.
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Kiondike
Washington
United States
Geographic Names
Alaska
Ayto
Outings Art Editor Dead in Gowanda New York
Allen W. Van Deusen, art editor of Outing magazine in New York, died here Saturday morning in Gowanda New York.
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Outings
Gowanda
N. Y
Allen W. Vandeusen
Outing
New York
Dr Swallow Seeks Road Rousing Majority For State Treasurer
Rev Dr S C Swallow Prohibition candidate writes Pittsburg independent nominee Thompson claiming Western counties sought to swing voters away from Beacom to Thompson. Swallow says he will expose treasury misuses, vow to be elected and push Thompson support to secure a large victory.
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Tarishburg
S. C. Swallow
Prohibition
William Roy Thompson
Pittsburg
Quays
Swallow
Thompson
Beacom
Pittsburger
Henry George Denounced by Labor Leaders in New York
A United Labor party meeting in Philadelphia debated endorsing Henry George for mayor of Greater New York. Delegates denounced him as aligned with capital and corporate interests, with sharp exchanges and harsh personal attacks. The motion to endorse was tabled by an 18 to 9 vote.
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Philadelphia
Henry George
Greater
New York
United Labor League
James A. Powers
Typographical Union, No
Chance
Ulrich
C. Ganton
Phim
Monti
Henry George le
Barnes
Thomas L. Johnson
Brooklyn
Distress in Ireland prompts no special session request
London reports Arthur Balfour responding to 66 Irish MPs that government notes the potato crop failure and people’s distress but sees no need for a special session. The executive can act without parliament if fears of memorialia worsen. John Dillon is the Irish House leader.
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London
House of Commons
Ireland
Arthur K. Balfour
Treasury
John Dillon
Child Fatally or Near Fatally Struck by Bicycle Pedal
A four year old son of Patrick Kelley of Pittston Pennsylvania was crushed by a bicycle on Wyoming Avenue. The rider, on an old fashioned bike with vertical pedals, struck the boy as he passed and pedal pressed into the abdomen tearing flesh. The cyclist escaped undetected.
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Pittston
Patrick Kelley
Wyoming Avenue
Hievellat
Desperate Lunatic Kills Inmate at State Asylum
J B West, former law student at the state university, became violently insane and choked inmate Thomas C Denne to death in a cell at the state asylum in Austin. Officials had attempted separation as he raved about Populist leadership.
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Austin
Tex
J. B. West
Law Clase
The
State University
Thomas C. Dene
Denne
Cour A
Thendania
Brooklyn figure Thomas William Adaing dies at 7 eight
New York reports the death of Thomas William Adaing a prominent Tamany Society member four years ago and former chairman of the committee that exported the body of President Monroe to Richmond Virginia He died at his Brooklyn home aged 7.
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New York
Thomas William Adaing
Tammany Society
Monroe
Richmond
Brooklyn
Murder Charge Brings Canton Shocking Arrest
Canton, Oct 4 William DePeyster a well known character is under arrest on a murder charge after his wife fled their home wrapped in flames her clothing soaked with lamp air in the blaze.
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Canton
William DePeyster
Governor Recommends Georgia Prison Commission
Governor Atkinson outlined a plan to appoint a three member prison commission to locate and build a new penitentiary with separate quarters for boys women and men. The panel would oversee convict labor with able bodied inmates hired out for five years and aim to relieve state taxpayers from the cost of housing about 2204 convicts.
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Atlanta
Atkinson
Atte
Prion Commission
Kaiser Thanks The Sultan For War CannoNs
Constantinople Oct 10 The German emperor thanks the sultan for several cannon captured from the Greeks during the recent war and presented by Abdul Hamid. He praises Turkey’s moderation in peace negotiations with Greece and says he enjoys the faithful friendship of Emperor William.
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Constantinople
Croton Water Main Burst Floods Croton District
A large Croton water main burst early in the morning on Mad1eon avenue and Porty olohth streets flooding basements and cellars. Ten million gallons flowed through the streets over five hours causing thousands in damage to nearby homes and to the Knickerbocker Athletic club and the Young Men's Christian Association building.
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New York
Croton
Madleon Avenue
Portyolohth
Young Men's Christian Association
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Debs Talks on the Problem in New York
Eugene V. Debs addressed about one thousand people at the Grand Central Palace on How to Remedy the Social Problem using his familiar arguments. Colonel Richard Hinton of the Social Democracy colonization commission urged a plan to colonize about a thousand families in a major western city within a month.
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New York
Eugene V. Debs
Grand Central Palace
Richard Hinton
Colonization Commission of the
Social Democracy
Storm at St Johns Brings Naval Aid Feared Damages
A severe storm hits St Johns Florida causing distress signals from a returning vessel. The British warship Pelican sails to assist. Fears grow for damage to fleets returning from Labrador as the port experiences one of its harshest storms in years.
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St. Johns
Get
Harkentine
Pelican
Labrador
Engagement at Mamonrilio Ends in Government Victory
Reports state a clash at Mamonrilio in Santa Clara province between insurgents and a government detachment under Colonel Delgado. Government forces won. insurgents suffered 21 killed and 14 boxes of Hemington and Mauser rifles captured.
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Havana
Mamonrilio
Santa Clara
Delgado
Hemington
Delgalo
Yellow Fever Breakthrough and Locust Invasion Report
London dispatch notes Professor Baenerelli announces a curative serum for yellow fever after discovering the bacillus. A separate report warns locusts have reappeared north of Uruguay, signaling renewed agricultural menace.
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London
Vimes
Montevideo
Baenerelli
Uruguay
Dutters Grist Mill Destroyed by Fire at Indiantown Gap
Lebanon Oct 10 Dutters grist mill an old landmark at Indiantown Gap now destroyed by fire. The mill operated sixty years and was owned by Harvey C Dutters who loses 800 as the plant was not insured.
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Lebanon
Dutters
Indiantown Gap
Harvey C. Dutters
Weather Iadiations and Loyalty Promises Feature Morning News
The morning tabloid covers weather warnings and yellow fever victims. General Weyler pledges loyalty while an American product eyeing foreign markets appears. A sermon by Dr Ewalow signals hopeful election outcomes. Local features note nomads near Taylor and a Trinity Lutheran Harvest Home Festival.
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Weyler
Ewalow
Taylor Wools
Trinity Luetheran Church
Commerce volume previews American goods impact abroad
Washington reports on the forthcoming Commercial Relations of the United States volume. Consuls in Hanover Barcelona Geneva and Nuremberg describe European responses to American products from electric rail freight tools breakfast cereals bicycles canned goods leather and lead pencils.
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United States
Washington
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
State Department
Hanover
Germany
Barcelona
Spain
Geneva
Nuremburg
Klondike Treasure Report From Dawson City Passengers
The steamer Rosalie arrived from Skaguay with six Dawson City passengers including Pat Galvin and wife Charles Thebo C E B Garrish WH Davis and a man named Bede They carried about 312 000 in duggers Rushing reports rich strikes on Hunker creek rivaling Bonunga Eldorado and a record year output while many miners prepare cabins and supplies for winter and next spring.
Bullet Near His Heart Hurts Lancaster Carpenter
W Anson Hower a Parke born carpenter working for McDowell of Philadelphia was brought to the county hospital after a bullet pierced his chest during a nighttime encounter with two tramps on a freight train. He claims the assailants demanded money and shot him when he refused. He is 21 years old and unmarried.
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Lancaster
Anson Hower
Parke Releurs
McDowell
Philadelphia
N Hospital
Parkersburg
Chites Named Head of Consolidated Steel and Wire
Rumors place John W. Chites favored to lead the Consolidated Steel and Wire company, with plants across the region, as he is credited with spearheading a movement to unite wire and well manufacturers under a single leadership.
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Cleveland
Oct
John W. Chites
Wil Eooon Peslen
Tijinoki Steel Company
Consolidated Steel and Wire Company
Des Atv
Chates
Iie
President Meinejey Consents Visit to Pettis County
Henry D Shelton of Hughesville Pettis County receives consent to visit Pettis County next month. The sugar making industry event to be informally inaugurated in Central Missouri marks the president's planned visit.
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Pettis County
Sedalia
Henry D. Shelton
Hughesville
Pettie County
Meine Jey
Pets County
Shelton
Missouri
Richmond man killed in farmyard stabbing over a crow dispute
In Richmond Kentucky, Rutherford Todd, youngest son of Frank Todd, a wealthy farmer, stabbed Don Diller on his father’s farm. Diller died from wounds. Todd surrendered after the incident and was released on bail.
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Richmond
Rutherford Todd
Frank Todd
Don
Todd
Weather forecast for New York and Midwest regions
The Herald reports variable weather with frost in highlands then increasing clouds in western and lake districts. Tuesday expects partly cloudy skies, rising temperatures, and possible local rain in western and lake districts. Fresh to light northeasterly winds shift to southerly.
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the Herald
New York
Get
Middle States
New England
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Debs
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