Plague cases rise in New Orleans and at sea mission
Reports from New Orleans show improved daily totals with fewer new infection points as Dr. G. Berry of the Marine Hospital Service battles fever. Aboard ship and in Italian communities new cases appear, while hospitals expand to treat indigents and officials set centralized fever-response efforts. Deaths total higher, with 32 to date and 6 new Friday, and four cave reports from Patterson mark limited outbreak signals.
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New Orleans
Corral
Berry
Narine Hospital
Barry
Dave Age
Ginko
Das
White
Custerer
Patterson
Tragedy in Roberts County Leaves Town in Shock
A violent incident in Roberts County near Issett on ended with multiple deaths and injuries as residents recount a chaotic scene. Authorities report the shooter fled the scene, the suspect later captured, and civilians injured during the attack at a residence. The sheriff detains the suspect in the local jail as investigators piece together motives and sequence of events.
Trials and Divorces Amid Turmoil at Sul Plar Spans
A fragmented report details a trial at Sul plar Spans Te Pyhtas with a man charged for assault and a woman seeking divorce from Newton Athinsen filed in St Tonis. The text references delays, potential executions, and a string of unrelated notes about locals and events, including stalled legal proceedings and societal upheaval.
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Trvas
Dex
Sulplar
Te Pyhtas
Bari
Citivas
t'Kapenee Athinsen
St Tonis
Newton Athinsen
Tao
Bues Evers
Ated
Market disruption at Sioma City Mtouk amid shutdown orders
Washington officials including Qidera and Mint to Cease Opernationa order a market halt at Sioma City Mtouk. BoG and Sun company heads oversee cessation and layoff steps as operations cease. Capt. Harker and Capt. Walter BR Barker from the quartermaster department are noted as killed in separate Nagasaki railway incident.
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Qidera
Washington
Oncol Hane
Harker
Japan
Walter BR. Barker
Quartermaster'n Department
United States
Nagasaki
Portsmouth draft outlines war indemnity terms with Russia and Japan
The Portsmouth conference at the navy yard yields a draft settlement detailing mutual war cost reimbursement and territorial cessions. Provisions include Russian leases on Liaoning and Port Arthur, open door recognition, and navigation and fishing rights, with Japan gaining control of specified railroads and Chinese Eastern routes.
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Baran Konia
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Revere
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Tassia
Japan
Muanehara
Henitgeren
Hessia
Witte
Fiala and Terra Nina Expedition Members Safe in Klind Fearth
Thirty seven expedition members returned in safety after a Arctic voyage ended with the Terra Nina taking on fire and sinking near the Miah Zbegley poltal. Norwegian crew aided by a Nepwernin seaman helped save Arcoe Explorer and others before loss severed communications since July.
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Moutrae
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Fears of Lone Star State Mobilization in Fever Crisis
Texas authorities prepare for a fever invasion as State Health Officer Tabor submits a report to Gov. Lanham from Austin. It warns little hope of preventing spread, urges no mobilization to avoid public alarm, and calls for quarantine measures and possible use of the state ranger force to enforce it.
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Austin
Tex
Dane Simmer Defereux
Hite
Strike on Great Western shops outs union power
Boilermakers and helpers in the Great Western shops at Owl Ven Do walked out with union influence, claiming no authority from the Het though they had discussed wage rates and details with union officials. Reports mention other unrelated incidents and trials abroad, including a kidnapping attempt, legal fees, and a German loan discussion.
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Owl- Ven Do
Het
Sioux City's Big Fair Promises Large Livestock Show
Interstate Live Stock Fair at Sioux City Iowa announces $35,000 in Purse and Premiums with six days of events including cattle horses poultry grain and dairy contests. Exhibitions by Patterson Arninerd Carnival Co and top acts are planned plus notable horse racing stakes and special trains.
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Major Dent
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Niagara
Albany Ruin Disaster Reveals Fewer Deaths Than Feared
A search at the Albany store collapse reveals most workers accounted for and many patients under care. About thirteen dead and three seriously injured so far, with rescue continuing and investigation to follow once priority tasks end.
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Myers Department Store
Simadl
Wreck on Rock Inland and Damaged Crops Reported
Fragmented OCR outline notes a wreck on the Rock Inland line and crop damage across areas near Milwaukee and St. Paul railway routes. Mentions a fatal fever case in New Orleans and unsettled weather impacts. Names and details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Milwaukee
Anamosa Prison Population Drops Amid Inquiry
Warden Hunter reports a 40 percent population decrease at Anamosa jail from 620 on June 30 1905 to 380, wonders if lax sentencing or reform trends reduced numbers. He notes longer average sentences since 1900 and a shift to a new discipline system. He seeks 36050 in next legislature funds amid an aging age profile and mixed admission causes.
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Annthoxa Pridon
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Unter
Anaimosa
Warten Hunter
Annemosa Penitentiary
Accosted Wrong Man in Brewery Petition Scene
A canvasser for a Des Moines brewery petition approached Dr. McGush, head of the Anti-Saloon League, asking for his signature. McGush initially suspected a joke, then delivered a sharp temperance lecture. Campaign status unclear, but supporters claim several names signed.
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Dea Moines
Pees Moines
Avreme
Lev J N. McGuss
Inéa
Anti-Saloon League
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Limestone Deposits Near Fort Dodge For Cement Manufacture
De. F eA Wilder completes a personal survey of limestone deposits near Fort Dodge. He reports several sites suitable for Portland cement production and plans to recommend them in his forthcoming report to the state authorities.
Local notes from LeMars and surrounding area
Scattered 19th century briefs report a LeMars fine paid by Robert Collins to Mayor H. P. Brown, a landmark bank building torn down in Logan, a Hartley boy losing an eye, Panama and Colon brick contracts for street paving, and the death of Mexican War veteran Samuel Purcell in Barviso county at age 78.
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J. Hi. Linden
LeMars
Hinds
Robert Collins
Team Toronto
Can
H. P. Brown
Logan
R. F. Freeman
Harrison County Bank
Lowen
Harvey & Ford
Wee
Panama
Calen
Dubuque
Colon
Samuel Purcell
Bar Vison
Puunam
Indigna‘infantry
Woman attacked at Sigourney hotel by inmate with bottle
A man believed deranged attacked Mrs. White of the Metchnute hotel in Sigourney with a beer bottle at 2 a.m. He smashed her head and sliced arteries with glass before other inmates stopped him. Doctors say Mrs. White will likely survive. Adams had feigned fear of the loss of reason for weeks. The town was stunned by the violent incident and rumors of lynching circulated.
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Sneane
Adame
Adams
Tiate
Murder Charge After Fisherman's Body Found on Island
Carl Brady, a fisherman with alleged shady money ties, was found dead in a cave on an island eight miles south of Muscatine Saturday afternoon. Josephine Collette and William Nagle, living in a cabin boat there, are held on murder charges. Nagle confessed he learned of the crime from the woman and led officers to the site where the body was wrapped in kerosene. The couple, unmarried, shared a cabin. Nagle is a parolee and ex-prisoner, with prior time for theft.
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Carl Brady
Muscatine
Josephine Collette
William Nagle
Nagle
Hemityatti
Brady
Collette
Denison Man Paul Demay Found Dead by Hanging
Paul Demay, a Denison man who battered his wife, was found dead hanging from a tree in timber near his home. Neighbors reported the fatal act followed a hatchet attack that fractured the skull of his wife, who lies in a serious but hopeful condition. No inquest was held.
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Punk Denny
Demay
Train runs into buggy near Sioux Rapids injuring Farner Neriously
Farner Neriously hurt at a crossing two miles southwest of Sioux Rapids when a southbound train of the Minneapolis and St. Louis struck his buggy as he tried to cross the rails. He suffered a broken collar bone and a fractured skull. Trainmen carried him to Rembrandt, and he was taken home. His condition was improving but he is old and recovery seems doubtful.
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Syvert Anderson
Sioux
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Rembrandt
Sensational Elopement of Prominent Young Folk
Prominent young couple eloped announcing their marriage at Mason City on Sunday. Clyde Way, son of Thoman A Way, aged 18, and Miss Mary Funk of Spirit Lake connected through a ruse in Minneapolis. They met while at Farr Bank School then at Lawn College Grinnell during last year and pursued a love that matured into marriage.
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Clyde Way
Thoman
A. Way
Mary Fonk
A. 2
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Young Way
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Lawn _ College
Grinnell
Odd Fellow for Sixty Years Thomas O Bell Dies in Carthage
Obituary notes the death of Thomas O Bell familiarly known as Waele Tou at his son’s home in Carthage Missouri. A longtime resident of Jefferson County since 1867 he was claimed to be the oldest Odd Fellow in the state or nation with over sixty years in the fraternity. The item also mentions an Iowa drowning of Frank Poduka in the Snake River and local brewing industry activity in Dubuque with new stock and plant expansions.
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Santa Be
NLM
Miguel A. Ofer
Choyler
Sumer
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Pecos River
Stxty
Thomas O.- Bell
Carning
Dend
Carthage
Waele Tou
Senator Bell
Fairfield
Jefferson County
United States
Albany department store collapse kills and injures many
A building owned by Rhea Myers estate in Albany New York collapsed Tuesday morning during repairs. An iron pillar removal caused the three upper floors to drop into the cellar trapping workers including many young women. Fire crews battled wreckage as relatives gathered, with fifty women still unaccounted for and dozens dead or missing.
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Myers
N. Y
Myera
Walla
Bley
Ruina
Churches Join Ranks for Interchurch Federation Meet
In New York City an interchurch conference on federation gathers 43 delegates from 18 religious denominations to Carnegie Hall for a week. The program features five bishops, two Supreme Court justices, governors and editors as leaders, with topics including religious education, social order, missions, and unity of Protestant churches. President Roosevelt supports the movement as clergy, ministers, and dignitaries plan a Waldorf Astoria reception and denominational events.
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Conference of Nobles
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Carnegie Hall
America
Roosevelt
Kla
Protestant Episcopal Church
Methodist——Episcopal. Church
Reformed Episcopal Church
United States Supreme Court
Courte
United Stites
Con Kreggman
Jon
Fellowship of Faith
Nationalife
Christian Progress
Fuaral
Waldorf
Astoria
Starvation in Spain Strikes Andalusia Amid Bread Shortage
Reported in Andalusia, Spain, thousands face starvation as the rural population, two thirds of regional inhabitants, survive on herbs roots and berries. Cadiz Seville Malaga and Granada provinces see peasantry relying on bakers only for bread, while towns secretly ration supplies to prevent widespread hunger.
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