Yellow fever hits New Orleans as cases rise
New Orleans reports two deaths and twelve new yellow fever cases as cool weather is blamed for worsening outcomes. Guards protect Beau regard school reception site while officials discuss quarantine relaxations and prosecutions linked to disease reporting.
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Atlanta
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Newspaper Man May Testify Against the Sausage Manufacturer
State's Attorney Dineen and officials discuss calling Ford Haines ex newspaper writer to testify in the Luetgert murder case. Haines, once convicted of forgery, allegedly wrote letters linking Ludgert disappearance and a New York contact. Mary Stemmering, Ludgert's servant, testified about the family’s dynamics and May 1 disappearance details.
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Epidemic of murders and outrages shocks London area
Reports from London describe a week of murders suicides and assaults on women with perpetrators at large. Incidents include the Caimp murder on a railroad Mrs Bryan’s death and the finding of a mutilated woman at Bethel Green. A child widow Emma Johnson and a farmer’s daughter were killed with no clear clues and a possible madman identity.
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Special Commissioner to the 1900 Paris Exposition Begins Work
Major Moses P Handy arrives in Paris as United States special commissioner for the 1900 exposition. He is aided by Lt Baker and Col Obsil let Lory as secretary. Handy says US interest grows and aims to secure ground for the exhibit while reporting to President McKinley. The US is 18 months ahead of its 1878 and 1889 starts.
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