Fever Invades San Antonio and Other Texas Cities
Opened her door San Antonio threw wide the portal to yellow jack and the scourge entered the city. Reports from Galveston and Houston indicate yellow fever cases, with quarantines and disinfection underway. Officials warn of unrest as trains and mails are prepared for containment and city health boards debate the fever’s reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Galveston
Orion
Board of Health
Bourdeas
Houston
Guitras
Washington
Guiteras
Wyman
Inc
Gutteras
Prominent Cases Reported in Jewish Infirmary Outbreak
The article details new disease cases spreading from a Jewish charity infirmary and nearby sites, with four deaths and multiple patients at Touro infirmary and Hotel Dies. It notes cases in Algiers and hospitalizations, concerns over delayed reporting, and criticism of health authorities in Galveston and Texas for handling the outbreak and camp detention measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clive
Hetty Buorman
J. A. Leder
Ginvhie
Tiebert Hite
Touro Infirmary
Sades
Yey
Theyhoepliad
Algiers
Tward of
Galveston
Texas Destin
Louisiana Board
Wooliass
New York
Board of Health
Webb
Ian
Detroit and Wayne County Railways Consolidation Battle
In Petingree street car dispute the city challenges a proposed consolidation of Detroit and Wayne County street railways with the Detroit Citizens’ Railway. The 1884 grant is said to bar merging and to diminish Detroit’s control, arguing the consolidation reduces the city’s railway services and weakens its Citizens’ line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netruit
Mich
Corporation Chine
Detroit and Wort Wayne
Hell Lain
Detroit Citizens’ Burger Railway
Detroit Railways
Detroit Railway
Cittzena’ Railways
Frank Long Vanishes From Walnut Street Restaurant
Frank Long, proprietor of a restaurant at 100 Walnut Street, is reported missing from Totley Kanwun City Times. Their home above the restaurant, neighbors say the furniture was removed last night and the Long family left without a forwarding address. He allegedly planned to move to a cheaper location after paying rent through the 10th, citing financial losses as the reason. Creditors and tradespeople are listed as owed money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totley
Kanwun City Times
Frank Long
Walnut Street
Patrena
Tweikhrand
Wee
Yeateniny
Long
Fin
Lonaami
Tite
Lome
Fratektioen
Bintin
Caner
Scihing
Ana
Bethy
Tinentere
Nion Perit Tee Ey
Cotepany
Tavessom
Geuccesesr
Tims Pacific Hallway Company
Eogeth
Natures
Serine
Railroal
Welegrmpe
Unwa
Mimouri
Kans
Eid Falla
Wyandithe
Misaiurks
Kansas
Amos Uise
Americas
Doryter
Ucn Pacihe
Astern
Meade
Etkar ‘Theenron
Adolphuse Meier
Savess Pycite
TNT
Ile
T Hitly
Meh
Rebrurkac
Touee
Saleh
Atv
Hid
Hs Vyianon
Eoonemmnatean
de Sparta
Belmiente
Misty Raya
Cies
Chuck
United
Secretary of the
Ead
Devreoe
Edreessurg
Wala
Pallriad
Telraragh
Enid
Semel
William Dy
Corte
Faerind Maxtor
Tosech Mowenas
Grarce Honly
Teragy, Bese At Ake Raven Peatencesse
Willison Street
New Forte
United States
Oriana
Philadelphia WCTU Objects to Smoking Cars
Philadelphia Woman's Christian Temperance Union denounces smoking cars on streetcar lines for next winter and proposes converting every third car to smoking. Electric Bitters advertised as a remedy for various ailments with a trial bottle offered by Switt-Holliday Drug at fifty cents or one dollar ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww.ctu
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Evers
Switt-Holliday Drug
Where Is She Now Safe in New York Parade Controversy
A Havana escapee Senorita Evangeline Cosie y Cisneros is reported to have reached New York with American escorts. The Journal denies her presence amid a city rumor mill and a planned torchlight parade by Cuban sympathizers. State Department commentary questions international trouble and extradition limits under 19th century treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
Evangeline Cosie Y Cisneros
Cesa de Recajidus
Havana
New Grians
Jersey City
Clenéroe
Tool Cuban Aewsdader
Atl
Jonta
New York Journal
Washington
State Department
Mehit Uf
Mus Clandeog
United States
Uwe Principes
Jaw Chu
Minaingeros
Spain
Luma
Congress
Cleveland Sout
Senate
Exprdes Breeton
Alveland
Corn on Mother's Grave Sparks Family Dispute
A farmer plows up a 200 year old family burial ground at Mount Sinai, sparking a lawsuit as relatives seek to disprove malice while testifying that his mother’s grave was among those he ploughed. Also includes old ad copy for Boucklen's Aroca Salve and Ayer's pills.
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Mount Sinai
TL. T
John Secant
Notice of Sale Kansas Pacific Railway Foreclosure
Notice of sale under government subsidy mortgage foreclosure in the United States Circuit Court for the Western District of Missouri. Parties include Kansas Pacific Railway and related defendants. Proceedings reference a decree and state court filings, with the sale to be conducted under court order and jurisdiction of the federal district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Pacific Railway
Rodesie
United States
Karaae
Unio Pacific Hall Wax Company
Joan F. Jones Hasaell
At ‘Travers
Stswart
Ten Tacott, Jr
Eruatens
Elukny Asherson
Pinu Gavoeine
Westers Tigetriet
Missouri
Etarton
Long fragmentary OCR describes railroad mortgage and sale details
A garbled OCR fragment outlines a complex mortgage and public sale process related to the Union Pacific and Kansas Pacific lines. It references officials, bonds, property, and auction procedures, with mention of Master in Equity and a sale to satisfy debt.
Unclaimed Freight Sail at AT & 8 F Ry Co Warehouse
An unclaimed freight sale is set to begin at the AT and 8 F railroad company freight warehouse starting Thursday October 14. The notice lists the sale action and location.
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F. Ry. Co
Thurecay
Notice of Sale in Eastern Division Foreclosure Case
The Kansas Pacific Railway announces a sale under its eastern division foreclosure proceeding. The sale occurs on the eighth day of November in the year 187, at the forenoon, at the railway office in Miami, with bidding to commence at a specified price. Conditions, terms, and locations are described, with the sale to follow legal notice directives and involving railroad property and assets.
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Kansas Pacific Railway
Eastern Division
Vielson
Kansas
Tensinen
Miamiuil
Ann
Eer
Spade Sige
Alan
Spee
Ieee
Su Paneer
Sen
Ahmed
Scieare
Taliwey Sun Gate Jury
Pete Remeron
Torres Sahara
Igor Pinay
Crestewet
Orion Ge
Maria Geories
Saat
Fragmented note hints at a plan involving several named people and groups
A garbled diary style text mentions DHFS, a Berred device, and various named persons and places. It references a political or investigative context with terms like Screener and Elect to tas, and multiple unidentified events. The fragment describes tours, archives, and potential actions by individuals such as Gene, Ney, and Linny, amid scattered mentions of locations and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahay
Ian
Erin
Raghat
Gene
Tor
Euvebaaey
Tun Keerstvers
Arthon
Evan
Silat Minster
Diamonds Lost and Recovered at Strath Haven Hotel
A long article reports diamonds once lost in a Strath Haven hotel bathroom were found, with about 500 dollars spent on the search. The recovery involved careful handling of pipes and water mains, one third of the items saved, and extensive cleaning of a water pipe system and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Strath-Haven
Berulihmore
London Times Regrets Bank of England Silver Letter Fallout
A garbled front page note discusses disappointment over the Bank of England Silver Letter and critiques by critics on financial policy. The piece references governors, potential viability questions, and reactions to statements attributed to Mr. Beyan, reflecting press sentiment and uncertainty about monetary guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Bank of England
Brooklyn Day Observed in Elaborate Nantville Event
The Brooklyn commission held a formal city event in Nantville yesterday with many members attending. Officials spoke on city programs and time schedules while attendees were welcomed by Margaret L. Sungeter and GA. The gathering included reception by St. Cain McKelway and prominent guests from New York and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantville
Wisbville
Tent
Greddint
Brkt
Ciniitnrion
Maser Wutstir
Brooals
Witter Citedfield
Goerstan
Brooklyn Commission
Ude Welegeit Wiromens
Margaret
St. Cain McKelway
New York
First Block in Seven Years Damaged in Omaha
A ruined section in Omaha near Vifieenth and Farnant Street, blamed on a fire and partial collapse, blocks access for four years while repairs are planned. The building is owned by Buster cuptralfare and nearby theater activity continues at a limited site.
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Omaha
Vifieenth
Farnant Siteeié
Gothry
Betes
Buster Cuptral— Fare
She Brought Gold City of Topka Arrives With 26
Oct 1 report from Victoria BC describes the City of Poka bringing 26 returning miners aboard the schoonte Annie Moore buried in Lennennal. She left for Skacuey with provisions. both echonher and carey were lost. The Topka crew brought Gown & Cook’s le fot Titers and a pond eam Spit pele. Harry Warne sold a tum ervek fir Wei and arrived with others. About SON people ket Une Klonitike ark and only enough food for one third.
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Topka
Minera
Harry Warne
Ervek Fir Wei
Dows
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E. Sin
Hull Stove and Repair
Nosis
Hull’ S
E. Eighth St
Peoria
Cutter & Proctor's
Texas
New Orleans
Pingree
Detroit
Frank
Kansas City
Evangelina Cisneros
City of
Journal
Boucklen
Ceres
Swift-Holliday Drus Co
Ayer
Brooklyn Day
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