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Domestic News August 25, 1898

Canton Weekly Register

Canton, Fulton County, Illinois

What is this article about?

Frank Emry of Company M is seriously ill with typhoid fever at Fort Monroe, Virginia. His condition improved as of Wednesday. Parents J. H. Emry and wife received a telegram and departed Thursday by train to visit him via Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and Gordonsville.

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HAS TYPHOID FEVER.

Another Member of Company M Seriously Ill at Fort Monroe.

A telegram from the executive of the government hospital at Fort Monroe was received Wednesday evening by J. H. Emry. The dispatch stated that Frank Emry of Company M, was ill but that his condition Wednesday was improved.

Mr. and Mrs. Emry left on the T. P. & W. morning train, Thursday, and will go to Fort Monroe, via Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Gordonsville, Va. The journey from Cincinnati to Fort Monroe, on the famous C &O train, The Fast Flying Virginian takes about 23 hours.

What sub-type of article is it?

Disease Or Epidemic Military

What keywords are associated?

Typhoid Fever Fort Monroe Company M Emry Family Military Illness

What entities or persons were involved?

Frank Emry J. H. Emry Mr. And Mrs. Emry

Where did it happen?

Fort Monroe

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Fort Monroe

Event Date

Wednesday And Thursday

Key Persons

Frank Emry J. H. Emry Mr. And Mrs. Emry

Outcome

seriously ill with typhoid fever; condition improved wednesday

Event Details

Telegram received Wednesday evening by J. H. Emry stating Frank Emry of Company M ill at Fort Monroe government hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Emry departed Thursday morning by T. P. & W. train to Fort Monroe via Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and Gordonsville, Va., on C & O's Fast Flying Virginian (23 hours from Cincinnati).

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