Two Victims of Fever in New Orleans Passes and Appointments
Reports from New Orleans detail yellow fever deaths Miss Annie Hughes from Illinois and James Gray of Esplanade Avenue. Dr. Guiteras and Dr. Carter Return to assist quarantine amid mob incidents and freight disruptions. In Clinton Mississippi seven cases raise alarms as Dr Dunn faces access hurdles. Other notes include local fever updates in Epwanns and new U S appointments in Washington.
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New Orleans
Annie Hughes
Biloxi
Misa
Illinois
James Gray
Esplanade Avenue
Oliphant
Carter
John Guiteras Lave
Swearingen
Healeh
Raine
Sone
Dade
Hong
Gaiteras
St Charles
Beaumont
Canal Street
Board of Health
Vines
Jackson
Mica
State Board of Health
Clinton
Here
Pettigrew
de. Dunn Crom
Bolton
Atata Board
Dunn
Aga Tesnit
State Board
Wr. Hunter
Washington Faces Major Fire at Capital Traction Power Station
A devastating blaze consumed the Capital Traction company power station in Washington, with nearly the entire six story building reduced to ruins. Firemen fought the flames as investigation pointed to a second floor origin at Gettinger's printing office, while losses exceed 760000 and insurance covers substantial nonelectric equipment. Horse cars soon returned to service and the transit lines were restored with improvised measures.
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Jeetrle
Metlon
Wastisotox
Immoves
Capital Traction Company
Washington
Gettinger
Itera Transit Aystem
Agai
Condition of the crops and weather updates from Sept 30
The weekly crop bulletin notes a dry week except along the Atlantic coast, favorable for maturing crops but poor for newly sown grain and seeding. Cotton picking progresses nationwide though rains hinder some Carolinas Georgia and Florida. Deterioration from rains hits Arkansas Mississippi Louisiana and parts of Texas. tobacco in Tennessee Kentucky Ohio and Virginia shows frost damage.
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Cotten
Meary Halus
Atlantic
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisians
Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Virginia
Hawaii
Murder trial receives dramatic bones testimony in Luetgert case
The Lastgert murder trial continues with Dr. Allport disputing Professor Dorsey’s human bone identification. Allport argues the femur is from a dog and the temporal bone is not human, suggesting artificial bone construction. The mood shifts as the court weighs osteology claims amid prosecutors’ cross examinations.
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Omicano
Ludgert
Allport
George Dorsey
Fieldsmuseum
Northwestern University
Luetgert
Wit- Dees
Dorsey
Airport
Northwestern Univerpleat
Kewen
Dorssy
Hoe
Dr. Allport
Luatgert
McEwen
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Buck’s
A. C. Bell Hardware Co
CPS Hardware Ac
Harnens
Gar
Oppaite
Allen Mouse
Studelarer
Cotton Avenue
Americus
Bforg
Allen & Sheffield
the Times-Recorder
Southwest Georgia
Bank and County Works
F. E. Johnston
Manacen
Windsor Block
Watts
Busiacas
J.B. Felder
EK. T. Felder
J.B. Felder & Son
Nsgkance
Oflice
Jackson St
Americus, GA
Furlow & Jones; Fire, Life and Accident Insurance
DR Pation
Allen& Sheffield
C. B. Greene
W. A. Greene
Greene Bros
Gexexe Mnufacturers
Oliphant Des. Galteras
Carter Retare
Alae
Handel! de the
Crescent City
Edward S
Wasnixatox
White Hose
Charles A. Wilson
Rhode Island
United States
District of Rhode Island
Benjamin F. Stone
Huddersfield
England
Japan
Naniwa
Yokohama
Pacific
State Department
Sewell
Honolulu
Philadelphia
Wheeling
Barrios
New York
The
Herald
San Salvador
Salvador
Jeres
Guatemala
Jose Leon Castillo
Extageto Morales
Jerez
Castillo
Parks Mountain
Gneexvirtz
Paris Mountain
Surroun
Altamont
Bowe Orry
Rossland Ming
Wiscon
Neare Walter
Darrox
Adam Holtsacer
Robert Reed
Magro Walter
Beckert
Ian Gorman
Reed Ae
Ted
Cain Baste
Cear
Ravata
Chicaco
Herman Edmund Vou Holst
University of Chicago
Neely
Russie
Tate
Raneege
Stlef
Nasage
M'Kinley
Mas
Enchmsette
Sherman
Waserxaton
McKinley
Pennsylvania Road
Cailing
Paten
White House
St. Lewi
Starks
St. Louis
Peter Champion
Rest
Ger
Ol Jfse
Germany
Montcomber
Ala
William P. Laroy
ROYAL
AttayTa
Terrell
Canton
Opers
M'Lean
Obie
Doserel Wareee
Couumers
Johnny McLean
Declard
United State Senate
Mclean
State Committee
Barxeamnce
John Harris
Simon Hopkins
Propio Harris
Sao Negro
Harris
Dolet
Corolina
C. Sepp. S
J. Knotts
J. R. Leyesth
Northa
Midas
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