Port quarantine after voyage of ship Kamarania
New York August 5 Dr Talmage of marine health boarded the Kamarania and found all aboard well but the vessel in quarantine after a voyage from Naples infected with cholera concerns. Three passengers died at sea during the journey and were buried, while authorities detain passengers for disinfection and further testing.
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New York
Talmage
Te Marine Board of Health
Mer Kamarania
Naples
Sus
Jenkins
Italy
Wre
New York Ce
Washington
France
Cholera Epidemic Hits Marseilles Officials Hide Facts
The Lancet reports cholera has plagued Marseilles for three months. Local authorities allegedly deceived the public, with the prefecture admitting 601 deaths since mid May. Several days show twenty to twenty five deaths, and France records 826 deaths in the last four weeks.
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London
Lancet
Marseilles
France
Nemitz Clears Accounts at Worth’s Fair
H Berrand Nemitz returns to Chicago from Canada under a cloud raised by M Perrenaud Swiss commissioner. He withstands examination of his accounts and the jeweler’s stock in the Swiss pavilion. No criminal charges brought against the Swiss exhibitors’ chosen representative. The cloud looms closer on the commissioner general than Nemitz.
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Worth
Farr Grounds
H. Berrand Nemitz
Chicago
Canada
M. Perrenaud
Nemitz
Detectives Take Mrs Meyer For Poisoner Suspect Step
Detroit detectives Von Gerichten and Trainer depart with Mrs. Henry Meyer wife and alleged accomplice of Dr Meyer, the suspected wholesale poisoner, as part of the investigation.
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Detroit
Mich
von Gerichten
New York
Henry Meyer
Meyer
Barn Fire Kills Eighteen Horses in Everest North Dakota
A fire at W. F. Holmes barn in Everest North Dakota destroyed the structure and eighteen horses. The blaze, reported around p m, is believed to have been started by a pipe and the barn was partly insured.
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Everest
N. D
W. F. Holmes
Siamese fleet siege raised in French waters
Paris reports Rear Admiral Hun announces the Siamese fleet offensive ended when the fleet was raised on Thursday noon. The maneuver marks a pause in hostilities as French forces manage the engagement in ese waters.
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Paris
Hun
Professor D Alexander Arrives From Honolulu
Special commissioner from Washington to aid Minister Thurston, Professor D Alexander, reached San Francisco aboard the steamer Monowai from Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
D. Alexander
Washington
Thurston
Honolulu
Consecration of Walshville and Forest River Churches
In Forest River North Dakota on August 5 Bishop Walker consecrated the churches at Walshville and Forest River.
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Walker
Forest River
N. D
Walshville
South Dakota Pharmaceutical Convention Elects McLain President
Yan Arton reports the eighth annual meeting of the South Dakota Pharmaceutical convention has closed. John McLain of Tripp was elected president.
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Yan Arton
South Dakota Pharmaceutical Convention
John McLain
Tripp
Milwaukee Sensational Suit Over Mitchell Millions
Mrs. L. Mitchell widow of Alexander Mitchell sues her son Senator John L. Mitchell and the Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Bank over unpaid annuity and estate claims. The suit asks why the son has not paid the annual allowance and whether he can dispose of property to cover the mother’s claims.
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Milwaukee
Mitchell
L. Mitchell
Alexander Mitchell
John L. Mitchell
Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Company Bank
Howard
E Ae
Anexander Mitchell
Speepa
Avenue
Ninth Street
Aldcandar Mitchell
St Paul German bank suspends operations amid deposits drain
St Paul August 5 The Nazi German American bank of St Paul suspends business amid a steady drain in deposits from January 1 to August 5 totaling 1 562. Liabilities exceed 5 000 000 with assets about 114 000. The city owes about 65 000 and the county about 109 258.
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St. Paul
Bank of
City of
County of Sey
Bank Failures Reported West and Midwest
Treasury officials note the National German American Bank of St Paul Indiana and the Citizens National of Muncie are in trouble. The comptroller has appointed D W Lawier to take charge of the failed German American bank. The latest report shows assets under two million with a surplus fund and undivided profit around 261000.
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Washington
Treas
National
Bank of
Bank Runs Subside As Depositors Be Paid
A bank run on Ger mania baxs and others began but subsided with all depositors paid in full. West Side Savings and another small bank suspended payments while Peoples bank remains active as of Aug 5.
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West Side Savings Bank
Germania Baxs
Peoples Bank
Exchange Bank of Colby Closes in Cosy Wisconsin
The Exchange bank of Colby closed its doors in Cosy Wisconsin affecting about 80 thousand dollars in deposits. The bank carried a capital stock of 50 thousand dollars and had been operating with those figures prior to the closure.
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Cosy, Wis
Exchange Bank of
Colby
Muncie National Bank Fails Amid Depositor Withdrawals
Muncie Indiana August 5 The Ci National bank once among the oldest soundest in the city opens with withdrawals by depositors and inability to rely on paper. President Kerwood says assets are as two people are greatly excited over the failure.
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Muncie
Ind
Ci National Bank
Kerwood
Boies Opposes Third Term and Senate Run
In a Democratic letter ad Governor Boies rejects use of a third term and states he is not running for the senatorship. He advocates popular election of the Senate and favors no candidacy in the gubernatorial race.
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Olnes
Demo
Boies
Senato
Warships Stop Malietoa Mataafa Fight in Samoa
War broke out between Malietoa and Mataafa forces with three powers’ ships interceding. The fighting halted after naval intervention. Mataafa's chiefs surrendered. Mataelia casualties reported as 30 killed and 20 wounded.
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Apia
Saimoa
San Francisco
Ug. 5
Malietoa
Mataafa
Mata
Fire Damages Grand Road Buildings In Saint Marie Michigan
Damage from fire smoke and water in the Grand Road blocks upper stories burned will total 30 000 to 35 000 dollars with insurance covering about half the loss. Saint Ste Marie Michigan rs 5.
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Grand Road
Saint Ste. Marie, Mich
Planing Mill Burns in Wurtz Township, Mich
Fire destroyed George P. Wyman's planing mill shingle mill and box factory at Wurtz CLoup Michigan. Six railway cars and substantial lumber lost. Estimated loss 25000 dollars.
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Planing
Wurtz Cloup
Mich
George P. Wyman
Bullion Withdrawn From Bank of England For Shipment
London Rang reports the Bank of England withdrew £222,000 in bullion during the day for shipment to America.
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America
London
Bank of England
Sunken Yacht Kills Guests of Boston Club in Darkness
Terrible tragedy follows a party aboard a steam yacht owned by the Pearl Was in Troy New York. The vessel struck a sunken pier near the shore and sank in 18 feet of water. Passengers fought for life in darkness as women perished. a 19 year old youth survived. Names listed include Hattie Hall Edith Hundred A Burton J Mitch ell and Clara Black among others.
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Troy
N. F
Lake
Ace
of the Pearl
Hattie Hall
Brooklyn
Benedict
Montclair
N. J
Edith Hundred One House
Harding
Hoboken
A. M. Burton
Jersey City
J. H. Mitchell
Burlington
F. ©. Mitchell
N. I
Lizzierley
Clara Black
Lizzie Clark
Bridgeport
Four Die When Balcony Collapses At Chelsea Yacht Club
Boston August 5 Four persons are dead and about 16 injured after a balcony at the Chelsea Yachting Club on Broadway north of the Mystic river collapsed during a concert and illumination honoring Chelsea ladies. The fall sent occupants to the pier or float below as a chute formed by the sloping balcony. Names of the deceased include J P Warren band leader Ch A Pemberton Melrose and Mrs A P Putnam Jackson.
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Boston
Chelsea Yachting Club
Broadway
Mystic River
Chelsea
J. P. Warren
Ch . A. Pemberton
Melrose
Irs
August P. Schuman
A. P. Putnam
Wabash Wreck Attempt Foiled Near Moberly Rail Bridge
An attempt to wreck a southbound Wabash passenger train near Moberly Missouri failed after a rail was found removed near a bridge. The train was flagged and track repaired. Station agent's son alerted authorities and detectives are pursuing the culprits.
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St. Louis
Moberly
Fire consumes multiple Princeton businesses in August blaze
In Princeton Minnesota on August five a major fire destroyed the First National Bank McCuaigs drug store Johnsons tailor shop Marshalls harness shop Carmodys saloon Madisons restaurant Bigelows livery and the North Star hotel barns and outbuildings. The North Star hotel caught fire several times but residents fought to save it and the adjacent block across the street was at risk though likely saved. The blaze began in the back room of McCuaigs drug store.
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Princeton, Minn
First National Bank
McCuaig
Johnson's Tailor Shop
Marshall's
Carmody’s
Madison's
Bigelow’s Livery
North Star Hotel
North Star
Milt Wall Arrested for Mail Robbery in Hevtena
A colored man named Milt Wall was arrested for robbing registered mail pouches between the post office and depot in Hevtena. He had access to the room where pouches were kept and is said to have stolen over 1500 dollars. He confessed after arrest.
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Italy
Hevtena, Mon
Milt Wall
Davenport in Minneapolis seeks district attorney post
Washington reports Benjamin Davenport of Minneapolis in the city and pursuing the district attorney job despite Doran’s pledge to J. J. McCafferty, challenging Eugene Hay’s succession amid political promises.
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Washington
Benjamin Davenport
Minneapolis
Eugene Hay
Doran
J. J. McCafferty
Trains Race Through Kansas Siding as Strikes Escalate
Fragmentary report describes 1950 era railroad turmoil with passenger trains speeding through depots to deter workers from boarding, guards and soldiers deployed to manage laborers, and farmers aiding strikers while attempting to avoid clashes.
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Denver
Ips
Kansas
Behring Sea Arbitration Nearing Deliberation
Private advices indicate Fiat the Behring Sea question will not settle soon as authentic messages arrive from the arbitration desk. Buatoe Morgan cables his son and a senator booked a steamer passage sailing in August, signaling expectations about the arbitrators' verdict this week. The Ware cable suggests doubts they will finish duties by the 9th.
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Behring Sea
Dea
Buatoe Morgan
Oe Viet
Regional Turmoil and Political Shifts Reach Central America
News from San Juan del Sur Nicaragua and nearby states reports resumed internal communication, amnesty measures, and government reorganizations. Honduras and Costa Rica see leadership changes as Ponciana Leiva renounces the presidency and President Roderiquez resigns. Yellow fever advances in El Salvador and a new ship outbreak on the Karamania prompts health notices.
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Amapey
San Juan di Sur
Nicaragua
Interior
Representans
Eee
New York
Herald
the Herald
Panama
Egan
Ited
Paseen
Foreign’ Office of
Colombia
Wenner
Bogota
Tegecigalpa
Honduras
Ponciana Leiva
Filing declines at Chamber lane office in August report
Aug. 5 report notes a drop in filings at the Chamber lane office during the month. The total number of new sets based on lands ceded during the month is recorded as part of the monthly summary.
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Chamberlane
Harvest Strife Delays Rail Line Progress
The steel gang on the Misaukee road between Jackson and Egan quit after the company cut pay from 1.50 to 1.40 dollars per day. Workers plan to seek harvest work elsewhere.
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Flaspread
Steel Gang
Jackson
Egan
Misaukee
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