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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1905
Page
3
A brief bulletin notes an ongoing improvement despite the death toll rising in New Orleans from the previous day. Officials urge caution while data continue to be reviewed by health authorities.
In New Orleans on August 5 the yellow fever crisis grows more hopeful as federal authorities take charge in cooperation with local boards and the marine hospital service. Dr White will supervise new treatment and strict rules while vigilant city surveillance aims to limit infections in Canal Street and nearby districts. Casualties remain few, most cases recovering, as Governor Blanchard eases some troop actions and logistics strain declines.
Residents note the reestablished encampment at Camp R. R. Wallace with about 300 officers and men, led by Adjt. Gen. Alderson. The piece recalls Montana's National Guard history from 1838, describes training shifts, discipline, and the joint effort of state and federal structures under Gov. Toole. Captain Jenks of the 24th Infantry aids instruction, while Col. Eatkinson and Lt. Tucker organize logistics and supplies for the camp’s operations.
On a Chicago and Alton line crossing the Mississippi River bridge a drunken passenger shot Marion Warner of Zeota Illinois while he slept. Warner died instantly and another passenger was wounded as the killer fired at others before being restrained. The accused refused to identify himself as authorities gathered testimonies on the Pike county Illinois incident.
Milwaukee report details Pfister suing Wisconsin Rendering Co. for 4563 balance on notes. Fred C. Gross, company president, denies Pfister’s debt and any prior charges, calling the indictment outrageous. Also notes Rev. John Pot Herty resigns Georgetown University presidency amid other brief local items.
Former U S congressman J D Botkin of Winfield Kansas endorses Peruna and Manatin noting relief from chronic stomach catarrh and constipation after long illness He recounts a hemorrhage episode and claims immediate benefit from starting Peruna and attributes his recovery to the remedy displaying strong belief in its curative powers for catarrhal conditions
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