Secretaries, wars, fires, and cholera in June news
The June reports cover a wide array of events: Robeson’s Polaris probe and foreign telegraph policy. War Department directives issued to General Sheridan. cholera deaths in Washington and Nashville. Chew’s collapse in D C and Post Office investigations. a large fire at Carew mill in South Hadley with $50,000 loss. copper and cotton market notes. political moves including Nelson Dingley Jr. for Maine governor and Iowa Republicans choosing tickets. multiple railroad and train accidents with injuries. notable deaths including Horace F. Clark and John A Kennedy. foreign dispatches on cholera in Dantzic and other global incidents. a large fire in Burlington Iowa and a major gas project update.
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Robeson
Polaris
Gen
Sheridan
Washington, D.C
Chew
State Department
Department
Susan B. Anthony
Canandaigua
N. Y
New York
West
Batavia
Albany
Post Office Department
Carew
South Hadley
Mass
Maine Republican State Convention
Nelson Dingley, Jr
Horace F. Clark
Lake Shore and
Union Pacific Railroad
Commodore Vanderbilt
John A. Kennedy
Brooklyn
Potterville
Pasaalo
N. J
Acquiacknauck
Pontofflce
Nathan Harah
Charles Leonard
Dev Street
Belgium
McConnell Broad
Bumalo
Roberts
Saracappa
Maine
Turners
Point Breeze
Palmer
Opera House
Burlington
Iowa
Michigamme City
Marquette County
Lake Superior
Iron
East Saginaw
Mich
William Jolly
I, Rt. Rt
Indianapolis
Ind
Inamine
Greencastle
Justice McKean
District Court of Uth
Geo. C. Mates
United States
McKean
J. H. White
Davenport
Fa.) Gasette
Northwestern Associated Preas
Eureka Company
Nevada
John George
George Dobbs
George
Dobbs
Cincinnati
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Richmond
Geo. Artingstoll
England
Walter
Big Tree
Sherkian
War Department
Ange
Indian Bureau
Des Muines
Gov
CO. C. Carpenter
J. Dysart
Col. A. Aberthney
J. W. Beck
Fagin, Macqueen & Co
St. Louis
Io Oace
Paton County
Kentucky
Virginia
North Carolina
Nashville
Tenn
Mount Vernon
Baltimore
Paducah
Hawkins-Pleaywne
Fourth District Court
Hawkins
Picayune
Covington
E. R. Thomas
Flowers and memory in a springtime reverie
A lyrical meditation on flowers as emblems of beauty and memory. The piece links blooms to love, innocence, and life events from weddings to graves, recalling childhood memories sparked by primroses, violets, and perfumed blooms amid a dreamlike spring imagery.
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Penny
Bella
Remem
Tragic Railway Hand-Car Death Near Port Jervie NY
Two trackworkers Wm Connely and Martin Branig were fatally struck when a car wheel broke on a hand-car towed behind a train on the Jefferson Branch near Port Jervie NY. Several others were injured in the incident.
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Connely
Martin Branig
Jefferson Branch
Port Jervie
N.Y
The Dressmaker's Grip On Women In Fashioned Lives
Olive Thorne laments the tyranny of dressmakers and the folly of DIY fashion. A tale of how yardages, fittings, and vanity turn households into runaways for errands, with women trapped by pride, expense, and social scrutiny. A note on a Tennessee man’s collar testament adds a final ironic twist.
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Sam Weller
Tennessee
Cholera Fear Is An Inadequate Public Alarm
A column argues that fear does not spread cholera and warns against sensational warnings. It asserts cholera arises from excrementary matter, not mood, and that public scare harms more than it helps. The piece rejects sensational cures and urges reliance on science and reason.
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Hhem
Hammond
Ipswich Journal reports centenarian hosts 107 guests
The Ipswich Journal notes on May 12 at Lowestoft Lady Smith aged 100 held a dinner for 107 elderly guests. It records collective age totals and an average per person. The diocese of Vilnia shows 12,000 communicants, nearly 40 candidates for orders, and a $40,000 rise in contributions. In Cleveland two panters, John Charles Worth and Van Derwerf, fell 20 feet from a scaffold, both seriously injured.
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Drensen
Mia
Peevarate
E'Gu
Thia
Bealdes
Mertta
Brama
Olive Thorne
Hearth
OTN
Ipswich
England
Lowestoft
Vilnia
John Charles Worth
van Derwerf
Cleveland, O
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Francis B. Hays
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Canada
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Prussia
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Persia
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Berlin
Dantzic
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Italy
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Bulgaria
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Royal Geographical Society
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