Cholera Epidemic Strikes Manila and Surrounding Provinces
Cholera of a virulent form breaks out in Manila and nearby provinces with American deaths and local evacuations. Fifteen reported cholera deaths in the city today. authorities distribute warnings, urge precautions, and monitor spread amid reports of underreporting by natives. Medical staff fear limited case reporting. past outbreaks cited, while other river and tunnel incidents distract public health efforts.
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Manila
Synch
Charles Shashan
Fort Mckinley
Christian G. Dright
Sidwenth Infantry
Ciizens
Rizal
Cavite
Pampatiza
Bulacat
Laguns
Maniin
Filpinas
Chinego
Insurance Decision Impacts Multiple Insurance Companies
San Francisco July 3 United States Circus case Alma Morrow delivered a ruling on demurrer in Barneson Hubbard v American Milance and linked insurers The judge held California statute allows joining all defendants in one suit for losses, a decision deemed constitutional and potentially affecting fire and marine insurance cases The ruling was described as grave in public law and of wide application to policyholders and insurers alike.
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San Francisco
United States
Jurge Morrow
Andrews
Ocean Etagine Insurance Company
Sisiiranes
Me Joss
Founsil
Calfarmia Stauite
Constan Lanst
Morzon
Desmurrer
Bal
Ion Wade
Train Wreck Near Sara toga Ends in Ditch
A passenger train derailed near Sara toga New York in a night mishap. The engine parted from the train after sliding off the track in heavy rain and ditching. Four cars followed the engine into the ditch. four people were hurt and three killed. Engineer Crane and Fireman William Flannery escaped with minor injuries, while the motive power saved many lives. Names of victims and witnesses are still being confirmed as investigators examine the wreck site.
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Anifeten
N.Y
Saras Toga Limited
Don Ditch
Crane Ahi Firwnan
William Flannery
Nene
Wreck Victims Named as Bodies Reach London
Salisbury July 4 The hospital bulletin reports victims from the wrecked express train to New York are being cared for Edward W Sentell of Brooklyn had a poor night Robert Critchell of Chitmac slightly improved Mina Margeret Rusk of Park Lane amputees restlessly night Miss Grine vwold of Borough Heath is much better Five victims listed include John McDonald New York City C F McMeekin Lexington Ky Mrs Lillian Hardwaite and Miss Al By Howleson all of New York City The body of Frederick Hear Cossitt of New York City to London to be shipped later London relatives press for prayers and a religious service before burial in the capital Edward Tempent M P for Salisbury sends Roosevelt sympathy to the bereaved.
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Salisbury
England
New York
London
Edward W. Sentell
Brooklyn
Robert
Critchell
Chitmac
Mina Margeret “Rusk
Norfolk Street
Park Lane
Landon
John ©. McDonald
New York City
C. F. McMeekin
Lexington
Lillian Hardwaite
Howleson
Frederick Hear Cossitt
How the Japanese Industry Surges in American Ingenuity
A Chicago audience heard Congressman D. B. McKinlay of California cite fears of native control over capital and credit, warning that destroying credit would ruin the country. The talk linked Japanese industry with American ingenuity and warned against excessive reliance on foreign interests.
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Chicago
Davia I. Forgan
Ronea
Ueal
DB. E McKinlay
California
Soproutsy ‘Tatra
The
Fallippines Ag’ Dapan
Kkinlay
Oriental
Accident via Tunnel In New York Report Details
A fragmented item from a New York page describes an incident near a tunnel with references to workers, a rail line, and a crater. The readable text mentions posters, a bed tipped, and a diver, but details and context are unclear. No clear date, location, or outcome could be confirmed from the surviving lines.
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New York
Rai Tver
Anley
Aeetigg
Faber
Filthy Chicago bakeries face sanitary crackdown
Sanitary Inspector Hedrich reports widespread unsanitary conditions in Chicago bakeries on the northwest side. Basements, dirty tables, faulty washing facilities, and poor ventilation prompted a city wide probe into the multiquarter bakeries as inspectors begin a thorough enforcement push despite limited staff.
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Chicago
Ghief
Hedrich
Hakeshops
Noosa
Hoyken
Heilrick
Sven
Rockefer 125000 Gift Fails to Save Children Hospital Drive
A New York appeal for a hospital for crippled children faltered as a Rockefeller offer of 125000 was needed to complete funding. Roosevelt and Jacob Altson had shown interest, but a shortfall persisted after May 20 1909. The effort to establish the institution continued amid uncertain donations and local support.
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New York
New York Association
John 1
Rocker Follor
Roosevelt
Antereet
Jacob Alta
Ming Laura Winnington
Iran
Rockefelers
Allen
Despita
Laon
Chinen
Apples for Europe
New York reports a plan to export apples to Europe with a new program featuring apprentices and extended retail availability. The effort aims to boost foreign sales and expand market reach, supported by analysts and industry experts.
Red Star Kroonland Leads In Atlantic Dash Race
New York July 3 The Red Star liner Kroonland on its Antwerp Dover voyage reported via wireless that it was leading the German steamer Deutschland by about fifty miles while both ships chased La Provence and Bouillan toward Lizard Head England. Signals showed La Provence gaining then closing on the Kroonland but no final positions yet as they near finish near Cape Race Newfoundland.
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York
Antwerp
Dover
Kroonland
Ighich
Deutschland
la Provence
New York
Thraday
Lizard Head
England
Krogmland
Wiles
Hroonland
Itx Garman
Bouillan
Krosnland
Xroonland
Lizard
Overdue steamship America reported eleven days late
The steamship America, bound from Aguirre to New York, is eleven days overdue at the port. Company officers offer no comment. The voyage route via Cape Haitien Kingston Southhampton Liverpool and Bermuda is irregular and sightings are not reported. The ship carries seven weeks of provisions with extra fresh supplies taken on at the Azores.
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America
Broadway
New York
Cape Haytien
Kingston
Southhampton
Coton 10
Taverpool
St. Than. 2
Bermuda
Plymouth
GanzAtlantic Loess
Recon Ani
Axorea
Cigarette Worse Than Chicago Meat Trial Testimony
Fragmented testimony before a House of Lords select committee details tensions over tobacco and industry practices. Edward Page Gayton and others discuss Latin terms and American trade, shaping debate on tobacco harm and regulation during uncertain parliamentary hearings.
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Fouton
Edward Page Gayton
Chicasa
Hoye
Loran Duventic
America
Gaston Ake
Attelagia
Tabario
Graton
Giese
Talatleny
Foninee
Tragedy News Hidden From Mrs Thaw Aboard Ship
Reports detail efforts to shield Mrs. Thaw, wife of Harry Thaw, from news of Stanford White’s murder as the Atlantic liner Minneapolis sails from New York to London. Detectives and guards restricted access, with newspapers and wireless messages blocked until arrival in England. Mrs. Thaw remained unaware until reaching port and later planned to speak publicly through her husband’s counsel.
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Tilbury
Foglain
Madison Square
New York
Junn
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Mire
Minneapolis
Anne
Yarmouth
Ene
Allympleit
Thaw
Kagl
Fist
Stranger
Wirelesa
Cape Cod
Mies Copley
Thay
London
Grand Jury
Etrad
Stanford Willy
Striot
Garvin
Mra. Thay
Ahe
Hhuebaud
Mia
Marriage Notice: Thaw Relatives Confirm Europe Union
A marriage notice appears from Patteburg New York indicating a union with Thomas Thaw abroad. The account cites Thaw’s mother seeking formal recognition and mentions a ceremony date and participants, referencing family and legal steps surrounding the match and residence details.
Jumped to vis not ween by a Chivera event
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases and names. Readable portions refer to a Stewart live event and a cage, with unclear context. Core details, persons, or places are not extractable. The item remains a damaged local notice or brief with no coherent report.
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Stewart Live
Explosion of Gas Tanks Shatters Coney Island
A July 3 report from New York describes an explosion of a gas tank at a drug store in Coney Island that caused panic among thousands of pleasure seekers. Police struggled to reach the scene, two people were badly injured and one might die, and telephones were disrupted as emergency crews worked through the crowd.
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New York
Coney
Wil
Rert
Simmon Ambulancry
Phyaletares Charlea Fietche
Fire destroys church of Michael amid crowded city reach
A great fire gutted the Church of Michael with its spire towering above streets. Firefighters battled the blaze as brickwork collapsed and nearby houses were damaged. Authorities suspect an accidental origin and a crowd of volunteers watched the flames.
Porto Rico Suits Governor Winthrop Over Sovereignty Claim
Supreme Court justice Geigerich granted a motion to vacate the approval of the proceedings in a case brought by Benak H. Richmond, former attorney general of the island, to collect legal services fees from the Porto Rican government. The suit argues New York state courts lack jurisdiction in Porto Rico, as the island retains government sovereignty despite its Huntton and mal ordinatis status.
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New York
Supreme Court
Teer Geigerich
Wilthrop
Porto Rica
Benak H. Righmond
Mikado Rox Accepts Rt Sentiments In London Note
New York July 3 A London dispatch reports that Mikado Rox received a gift of original hip drawings from Takto the Mikado. The note praises the Mikado for courtesy and recognizes the special sentiments from the Mikado's spokesman to the recipient.
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New York
London
Vardar
Fleney ‘Mayer
Mikaito
Han
Timex
The
Mikado
Murdered by His Wife in West Virginia Yard
A 15 year old boy was killed last night by his wife in the yard of their home in West Virginia. Before dying he summoned the children and said his mother murdered him. The details suggest a volatile domestic confrontation preceding the fatal attack.
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Charheslam
W. Va
Jay'a
Sas
Meir
Fras
Mexican Training Ship Cadets Visit New York Harbor
Captain Augustin Fendenoo of the Sengamsa and Mexican naval cadets arrived in New York, met with U.S. Army officials, and planned visits before sailing to Cuban ports and Jamaica. Cadets largely left the ship for walks in New York City, with some cadets sailing to Coney Island. The ship is to remain in New York for several days before continuing a Caribbean voyage.
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New York
Indy
Augustin Fendenoo
Sengamsa
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