Cholera In U S Invasions From 1832 To 1892 Report
A newspaper review traces cholera outbreaks in the United States from 1832 through 1892. It notes arrivals via Halifax, waves in New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, and the Midwest, and major spreads from New Orleans and the Mississippi Valley. It recalls outbreaks in Quebec and Montreal with deaths, and references Koch’s discovery and quarantine measures under President Harrison.
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New York
United States
Russia
Europe
Dublin
Charrig Carrick
Quebec
Grosse Isle
Canada
Philadelphia
Detroit
Montreal
New Orleans
Staten Island
Halifax
Fort Columbus
Governors Island
India
Louisiana
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Alabama
West Virginia
Georgia
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Texas
Iowa
Utah
Dakota
Robert Koch
Breslau Held In Quarantine At Baltimore
The Breslau from Bremerhaven with 1100 passengers is quarantined in Baltimore after three steerage passengers fell ill. Cultures have not shown cholera yet, but confirmation will take until tomorrow. Health Commissioner Bosley says no cholera aboard but access ashore is barred.
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Baltimore
Breslau
Bremerhaven
Bosley
Bostey
Nationwide cholera safeguard plan proposed for immigrants
New York officials report federal immigration authorities will coordinate with Ellis Island to track arrivals from Russia and Italy high in cholera risk. Local boards of health will monitor these passengers and isolate them at first signs of illness, sending about 10 000 notices weekly.
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New York
United States
Russia
Italy
Bllis Island
Walter Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Board of Health
Ithe
Engineer Shot By Hunter Brings Train To La Crosse
Alfred Foster an engineer on the Oriental Limited of the Burlington Great Northern system was shot in the head by a stray bullet near Genoa Wisconsin forty miles south of La Crosse. He collapsed in his cab but revived, grabbed the throttle, and guided the train into La Crosse where doctors called his condition serious.
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la Crosse
Wis
Genoa
Wia
Here
Alfred Foster
Oriental Limited
Pickles Berg case stumps New York lawyers at law
District Attorney Whitman and aides weigh how to indict Adolph Berg after the death of Charley Fisher. Berg, accused of shielding himself as the killer fired, faces uncertain charges as coroner’s inquiry looms and no hearing date is set. Legal experts say precedent may be created by this case.
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Pickles” Berg
Young Fisher
Washington Post
New York
Picktes
Adolph Berg
Bill Clark
Charley Fisher
Iuuman
Whitman
Beford
Young
Fisher
Berg
Henry A. Stickney
Stickney
Israel I. Feinberg
Attorney’s Offices
Pickles Berg Tidd
Ex-Gov Stanley Dead In Wichita Kansas
Former Kansas governor W. S. Stanley died at his Wichita home from arterial hardening. Born in Hardin County Ohio in 1844, he was elected governor in 1898 and re elected in 1900 as a Republican.
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Kansas
Wichita
Kans
Stanley
Hardin County
Ohio
Plucky Wife Frees Captain In Yacht Case
Atlantic City October 12 Mrs Albert Shaw wife of Capt Shaw and owner of the yacht Imperia was arrested for alleged theft after the vessel grounded in the inlet. She secured habeas corpus to release her husband who faced $500 bail in New York authorities proceedings. The Impéria was bound for Florida when a blow drove them to harbor and fierce seas made the rescue risky. Captain Shaw later planned to pursue the case in New York while his wife insists the arrest was unfounded.
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Washington
Talks With Women Reveries of a Married Man
A fragmented reflection on marriage and social dress, recounting observations of couples and manners. It discusses the value of taste, home harmony, and small, thoughtful acts to keep marriages lively, citing a wandering humorist and social scenes about clothing.
Roanoke Hotel Murder Suspect Voice Identified
Roanoke Va Oct 13 coroner jury heard testimony about the murder at the Tiptop Hotel. James Burgess testified he recognized the voice of a man in the room as Tom Moran the plumber whom he knew well. Moran was found intoxicated on the street hours after the tragedy. The jury will report later and the murdered man’s funeral is planned for tomorrow.
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Roanoke House
Washington Post
Roanoke
David Franklin Marshall
Tiptop
Y James
Burgess
Tom
Moran
Ryigee
Baby cured of eczema by Cuticura remedies
An account from Bath, Pa describes a one year old suffering severe eczema on hands face nose and mouth with crusting cracking and bleeding. After three days of Cuticura Soap and Ointment the scabs began to fall away and within a week the child was cured with no marks and sleep restored. The letter from Mr Henry Forel of BED. 1 Bath Pa extols Cuticura products and advertises Cuticura Remedies sold by Potter Drug and Chem Corp with a free 32 page booklet.
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Henr
Bath
Potter ‘Drug #& Chem, Corp Sole Props
Columbus
Ate
Boston
Fixed Faro Scam In Wake Of Assignee Suit Testimony
Special to The Washington Post New York October 13 appellate division hears case of Dayton Tanner of White Plains accused in a conspiracy to defraud Dr Kemp and others over a fixed faro game. Gittings testified negotiations, alleged payments, and arrest details tied to Tanner Homans and Tarbeau. Tanner denies the tale as fiction as court reserves decision.
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Washington Post
New York
Dayton P. Tanner
Soundview Avenue
White ‘Plains
Supreme Court
Howard W. Richardson
Joan C. Gittings
Washington
Tanner
Franik
S. Homang
Frank S. ‘Tarbeau
Kemp
Alty
Gttings
McReynolds
Hennig
Ho‘mans
Gittings
Homans
Caula Tury
Gitting
Caruso in Recovery After Stiff Neck Report
Dispatches from New York say tenor Enrico Caruso, during a Munich La Boheme performance, was in good condition with no obvious cause for alarm. Caruso himself stated his neck and leg are stiff and he fears symptoms might worsen, though present health remains good.
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New York
Munich
Caruso
Chief Asked to Resign in Cincinnati Police Case
Cincinnati October 13 Chief Col Millikin was asked to resign by Mayor Schwab after Safety Director Small revealed graft related issues in the police department. Millikin refused to resign and vows to pursue removal. He stressed lack of enforcement of midnight closing ordinances and anti gambling laws could occur without a chief learning of them.
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Cincinnati
Small
Paul M. Milixin
Schwab
Col. Millikin
Reid Hosts Architects Delegates at London Reception
American Ambassador Reid hosted about 400 guests at Dorchester House for American delegates to a conference on town planning. Attendees included Daniel H. Burnham and A. Event, plus British officials and nobility. A separate dinner followed with figures such as the Duke of Argyll and Sir Aston Webb in attendance.
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London
Get
Reid
Dorchéster House
Royal Institute of British ‘Architects
Daniel
H. Burnham
Chicago
A. Event
Buffalo
C. Mufford Robinson
Rochester
Egar Lazarus
Oregon
Duke of Argyll
John Burns
Louis Harcourt
Aston Webb
Leonora Stokes
Wiliam Philips
George J. Frampton
Thomas Brock
Alfred Brumwell’ Thomas
Ernest Albert Waterlow
Gilbert Parker
Hawin Aust Abbey
Lawrence Aima- Tadema
Chinese Reed as Smuggler Former Inspector Charged
Former Federal inspector Takashia Jinta Wang alias Tom. Shue Wang, a Baltimore Chinese interpreter, was arraigned on smuggling charges. He testified that since 1907 he and Wang Sing conspired to smuggle Chinese men into the United States, with arrivals by steamer from Jamaica. A Baltimore laundryman allegedly paid Wang 900 per man landed, while Wong Sing admitted receiving 15 per head.
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Tito
New York
Tom. Shue’ Wang
Takashia Jinta
Federal ‘Service
Baltimore
Marshal Henkel
United States
BhHields
Wang. Sing
Wardlaw Sister Found Unfit for Trial in Sneed Murder
Newark Oct 13 Physicians reports declare Mrs Caroline B Martin one of the Wardlaw sisters indicted for the murder of Mrs Ocey W M Sneed in East Orange unfit for trial. Judge Ten Eyck will wait several days as a thorough examination continues before ruling on trial eligibility.
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Wardlaw
Newark
N. J
Caroline B. Martin
Ocey W. M. Sneed
East Orange House
Dudge Ten
Prince Freydon Malcom Seeks Holiday in America
Persian born prince arrives in New York aboard Adriatic for first U S visit. He says he is a bachelor by choice and does not seek a wife, admires American women, plans a holiday of indeterminate length, and is curious about Washington but prefers to remain in New York to see more Americans.
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Washington Post
New York
Prince Freydon Malcom
Adriatic
United States
Paris
Japan
Waldorf
Prince Malcom
Persia
Europe
Rome
England
Washington
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