Archbishop Chapelle Dies After Yellow Fever Battle
New Orleans reports the sudden death of Archbishop P L Chapelle at 12 50 am after a rapid decline from yellow fever. The Church leader, over 60, served as archbishop in Santa Fe and New Orleans and had strong ties to Secretary of War Taft during his Manila and Caribbean missions.
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New Orleans
P. L. Chapelle
Diocese of
Louisiana
Monsignor Chapelle
Chapelle
Santa Fe
Janssens
New Orleane
Cube
Porto Rico
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Vatican
Manila
Taft
Panama
Cuba
Archbishop Chappelle Dies of Mosquito Fever in New Orleans
Public interest in yellow fever rises as Archbi Chappelle dies after a brief illness. Doctors attribute mortality to his weakened health and fatigue from recent travels. He contracted the disease soon after arriving, possibly from a visit to the old archbishopric on Charles Street or an insect at his residence. The archbishop lies in state.
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Peel
New Orleans
Archbi Chappelle
Cuba
Porto Rico
Charles Street
Obsequies Planned for Catholic Leader at City Cathedral
The body lies in state at Esplanada avenue before lying in the crypt of St. Louis cathedral after a Gregorian high mass. Obsequies begin 10 o clock tomorrow with clergy from the city and later continuous services Friday and Saturday before final interment. Embalming occurred at 6 o clock but face discoloration prevented public viewing.
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Esplanada Avenue
St. Louis Cathedral
McBride and Maude Gonne Granted Judicial Separation
Paris reports the civil tribunal of the Seine granted a judicial separation to Major John McBride, a Boer war commando figure, and Maude Gonne, famed Irish agitator. McBride retains custody of their children while allowed periodic visitation. absolute divorce to be heard later.
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Paris
Civil Tribunal of
the Seine
John McBride
Maude Gonne
Joan D'Arc
Mre McBride
Rioting Returns as Union Teamsters Attack Non Union Drivers
In Chicago on August 9 the rioting by union teamsters resumed when several union men failed to win back old positions attacking five Montgomery Ward non union drivers. Two deputy sheriffs escorting the drivers were threatened. two non union men were knocked down and fired shots at their assailants who fled.
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Chicago
Team Stears
Montgomery Ward & Co
People Grow Restless Under Quarantine Report
Health board reports seven more cases of the devp ies warning of rising unrest under quarantine. New cases total 65 bringing cumulative to 675 with 7 deaths and 119. Total to date 130 cases under treatment 265.
Surge in New Orleans Dengue Cases and Sanitation Shifts
New Orleans reports a large daily case count with rising deaths as federal control expands. Surgeon White resumes work in the infected area, and the marine hospital service takes charge of sanitary operations with house inspections and affidavits against noncompliant property holders. Mississippi rural quarantines spark restlessness as authorities adjust strategies. A second case near Newspaper Row is noted in Commercial alley lodgings.
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Warner
Marine Hospital Service
Geesner
Mississippi
Secreary Hunter
Rioters Attacked Bakery As East Side Strike Escalates
In New York on a Hebrew bakers strike day a mob of about 166 attacked a bakery on Orchard Street and wrecked two premises. Police reserves cleared the scene after a ten minute clash with bottles and bricks raining from roofs. Bread wagons were attacked and women joined in the destruction amid a bread famine.
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New York
East Side
Allen Street
Orchard Street
East
Philadelphia
Lower East Side
Game Driver Wins Big Race Despite Bruises
Geer, veteran driver at Kenilworth Park, survived a dramatic wreck in the 2504 pace when King Direct struck Locanda’s sulky wheel. He suffered a leg cut and brief stun but returned to win the 2:11 heat, earning a standing ovation as Locanda and King Direct were blamed blameless and placed in the final heat.
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Uffalo
Geer Dean
Grand Ctrcuit Divers Baal
Kenilworth Park
King Direct
Locanda
Geers
Snow
Turley
Allerton
Las Vegas Blues Reinforce Fanning in Series
The Las Vegas Blues add Cable of the Denver Western League and Nagh, ex Colorado Springs, to bolster Pitching for the Maton series. They arrive to bolster Panning on the slab for Saturday and Sunday action. An excursion to Baton Sunday aims to boost attendance and support the Northern New Mexico fair. Prof Vernon will lecture at the Good Roads convention on September 27. The Las Vegas summer normal closes with sixty nine attending, mostly experienced teachers from the southern territory.
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Morning Journal
Las Vegas
N. M
Las Vegas Blucs
Cable
Denver
Nagh
Colorado Springs
Maton
Las Ve
New Mexico
J. J. Vernon
A. and M. College of
Messila Park
Mounted Police Corral Notorious Cattle Rustlers
Lieutenant Cipriano Baca and privates Perea and Julius Myers of the New Mexico mounted police captured the Magnum brothers, long time cattle rustlers in Luna valley. The force traced them from Ramah to Bloomfield and recovered 100 head of stolen stock, with corroboration from R. G. Putnam and R. W. Lewis.
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Cipriano Baca
Perea
Julius Myers
New Mexico Mounted Police
Magnum Brothers
Luna Valley
Baca
Ramah
Bloomfield
R. G. Putnam
Palmview
R. W. Lewis
Socorro
Mounted Police
Putnam
Lewis
Santa Fe
United States Marshal's Office
Mounted Force
Morning Journal
Tas Veous
N. M
Cattle Sanitary Board
Cipriape Baca
Arizona
New Mexico
Magnums
Peace Talks Falter As Indemnity Hurdles Loom
Pessimism grows among observers in Portsmouth New Hampshire as Baron Komura is expected to present Japan's demands likely including a large indemnity. Russia's Witte resists costly terms while both plenipotentiaries express a genuine desire to end the war amid uncertain concessions.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Baron Komura
Japan
Witte
Russia
Sakhalin
Siberian
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Albany Disaster At Meyers Store Leaves Thirteen Dead
A special committee will investigate the Meyers department store collapse in Albany N Y where thirteen people died and two may have been fatally injured The mayor ordered out of town investigators to avoid bias As 200 workers toiled over the wreck seven bodies were recovered and a list of the dead grew to include Mary McAver Anna Cashman Theresa Bureau Etta Sprinks Grace Ernest Helen Malone John Powers The pope reportedly suffers gout and rests per his doctor in Nome Alaska.
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Albany
N. Y
John G. Meyers Company
Gaus
Uber
Mary McAver
Anna Cashman
Theresa Bureau
Etta Sprinks
Grace Ernest
Helen Malone
John Powers
Governor Johnson offers to mediate telegraphers strike
Governor Johnson writes to J J Hill Howard Elliott and Perham urging settlement of the Great Northern Pacific and Telegraphers dispute. He offers mediation and proposes appointing a commission to help resume traffic and ease public hardship.
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St. Paul
Minn
Johnson
J. J. Hill
Great Northern
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific
Perham
Order of Telegraphers
Executive Department
Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Great Northern and Pacific
John \. Johnson
Hill
Elliott
Paul
Slade
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Archbishop Chappelle
Secretary OF War
Chappelle
Mivs Solignac
Ker Larue
Bride
Maude Gonni
Wieipe
Cy@hal street
White
Slidell
Marine Hospital Forces
M.witte
M.plancon
DE Rosen
J-Korostovetz
S.wilenkin Financial Agent
Washington
Buffalo
KING
LAS Vegas Blues
Cable and
Nabh
Meadow Cns Aggregatelon
Vernon
St. Petersburg
Zhitomir
Jerome
William Travers Jerome
Komura
Meyers
Nome
Lappont
Northern Telegraphers
Hill Elliott
Oklahoma City
Okla
Touy Indian
Anadarko
Hitchcock
Poole
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