Yellow fever figures rise with 61 new cases and 6 deaths
A Monday health bulletin reports sixty one new yellow fever cases and six deaths. The update tallies rising disease activity, underscoring ongoing public health concerns.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1905
Page
2
Panic in court as Yellow Fever case found in dock
New Orleans reports 61 new cases and 9 deaths raising totals to 1 446 cases and 206 deaths. An Italian prisoner in the second criminal court was found ill with yellow fever prompting immediate ambulance transfer and disinfection. The dock and courtroom were fumigated and the jail to be fumigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Marine Hospital
St. Anne Street
Second Criminal Court
Slidell
White
Harahan
Marine Hospital Service
PROTECT THE VETERANS FROM BOLD GRAFTERS
Provo Utah Aug 21 Commissioner Richards of the general land office ruled that soldiers and sailors who registered by proxy may file for themselves or hire another agent to file for them. Agents had claimed only they could enter the land and some demanded up to 50 to 100 dollars or a half interest in claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
Utah
Uintah Indian Reservation
Richards
General Land Office
Governor Carter Returns from Roosevelt Visit En Route Home
San Francisco August 21 Governor Carter of Hawaii has returned from his meeting with President Roosevelt and will sail Saturday on the Mongolia for Honolulu He said I am going home still in the harness I am sure the trip has been satisfactory to me and to all concerned He notes many issues ahead including public land and labor but declines to discuss them now
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Carter
Hawaii
Roosevelt
Honolulu
Runaway in Park Injures Woman Tourist
Mrs. E. G. Cowdery of St. Louis, a park tourist, was taken to St. Luke's hospital with a broken leg after a transport coach wheel came off during a runaway near Norris in the park. All other passengers escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Livingston
E. G. Cowdery
St. Louis
St. Luke’s Hospital
Norris
Transportation Company
Col James Callaway An Honored Pioneer Dies in Virginia City
Col James E Callaway former Montana territorial secretary and Madison county legislator died at his Virginia City home after a three day illness from heart disease. He served as district attorney and represented Madison county in the fourteenth assembly where he was speaker. He was a Civil War captain later breveted major and held high Masonic and Grand Army roles. He leaves three sons including Judge Llewellyn L Callaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Virginia City
James E. Callaway
Territorial
Montana
Callaway
Edmund J
Mr. Callaway
Tritt County
Illinois
Eureka College
Tuscola
Twenty-First Illinois Regiment
Grant
Chickamauga
Territory
United States
Madison County
Fourteenth Legislative Assembly
Masonic
Virginia City Lodge
No. 1
Grand Lodge
Grand Army of the Republic
Siberia Sighted Near Honoluluboat
The steamer Siberia, sailing from San Francisco on August 16, has been sighted off Honolulu at 6 42 a m breaking the record between the two ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
San Francisco
Henry Heusack Hanged for Murder of Father-in-Law
In St Louis on August 21 Henry Heusack was executed by hanging behind the city jail for the murder of his father-in-law August Raphael. Heusack stood firm to the end while his wife claimed he was the victim of circumstances amid pending indictments against her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Henry Heusack
August Raphael
Heusack
Band Charges Him With Death of His Mother
An investigation that began after Heusack was indicted for his father in law’s death leads to charges against a band member for causing the death of his mother eight years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heusack
Melon Theft Suspect Arrested as Freight Car Larceny Unfolds
William Urie once a Northern Pacific switchman is jailed for grand larceny after allegedly stealing 32 cases of cantaloupes from a freight car bound for a local firm. W C Owens is held on receiving stolen goods charges, with many melons found in Owens possession as Urie was said to hawk them around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Billings
William Urie
Northern Pacific
W. C. Owens
Urie
Owens
Billings Chosen as Next Meeting Place for Conference
Dillon Aug 21 The Methodist Episcopal conference opened with prayer. Billings was named for next year. Bishop Moore announced ministerial appointments across Montana Wyoming and nearby districts including Kalispell Helena Butte and Missoula assignments and unfilled places. Deacons and elders were ordained in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Dillon
Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. A. Riggin
Billings
Moore
Montana
W. W. van Orsdel
James Opie
A. B. Sheldon
C. D. Crouch
W. B. Young
P. W. Haynes
George Logan
Montana Wesleyan University
Paul M. Adams
United States Army
George Co. Stull
Wyoming
I. W. Kingsley
H. H. Robbins
FE. Haynes
M. Ruhmer
J. F. Bimmick
Helena
Edward Smith
Grace
Butte
J. W. Tait
Mountain View
C. L. Bovard
Mt. Bethel
Unity
H. A. James
Trinity
J. Hosking
Carlton
Samuel Taylor
Clancy and
Jefferson
Thomas H., Matin
Hamilton
J. A. Meeks
Thomas H. Barker
Oak Street
Edward L. Mills
St. Paul
Marysville
John Chirewin
Missoula
J. W. Bennett
W. S. Pester
New Chicago
James Taylor
Philipsburg
W. H. Pascoe
Plains and
Thompson
C. T. Cone
Stevensville
W. W. Howard
Avon, Basin
Silver Bow Park
Yellowstone
S. A. Olliver
C. E. Miller
Verney
A. H. Matney
Bridger
John G. Clark
Ekalaka
O. P. Schoenfelt
Fairview
W. D. Kennis
W. D. Forsyth
T. S. Leland
Glendive
C. E. Cunningham
Joliet
Lewis G. Long
Miles City
E. Dodd
Park City
Frederick Spencer
Red Lodge
J. A. Smith
Bear Creek
Pillings
Roseburg
Sydney
Terry
Bozeman
George B. Kine
Elder
Belgrade
E. T. Maring
Big Timber
J. F. Dunlop
Jacob Mills
Chestnut
J. A. Roades
A. A. Luce
Lima
A. Kershaw
Livingston
T. H. Mickel
Meadow Creek
P. F. Blake
Salesville
C. L. Winegar
Sheridan
Twin Bridges
J. A. Bodcon
Townsend
J. H. Tull
Whitehall
F. M. Faith
White Sulphur Springs
C. B. Banner
Winston
W. E. Fisher
Bannock
Glendale
Big Hole
Clyde Park
Upper Yellowstone
Virginia City
John Chirgwin
P. B. Spencer
J. A. Vincent
A. H. Martin
C. B. Miller
Denver Capitalist Invests 15000 in Billings Lots
Channing Sweet of Denver invested 15000 in Billings real estate over three days. He paid 12000 for 73 feet frontage at Twenty ninth and First Avenue north of Dr. James Chappel, at 160 per front foot, the highest price on Montana avenue. He then purchased 26 feet on Twenty eights street from J. G. Linck for 3000 and plans a business block on the Chappel site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Billings
Channing Sweet
Denver
Sweet
Twentyninth and
First Avenue
James Chappel
Montana Avenue
Twenty-eighth
J. G. Linck
Dr Tong Studies Immigration Policies for U S Chinese Entry
Dr T T Tong of the Imperial Chinese board of treaty revision arrives in Victoria to study U S immigration classes and discrimination claims. He will tour major American cities to examine industrial exports to China and seek easing of Chinese immigration limits amid a nationwide boycott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tong
United States
China
Berlin Skepticism Grows Over Portsmouth Peace Efforts
Berlin reports a weakening of confidence among government officials and diplomats that Portsmouth negotiations will yield peace. The leading sign is President Roosevelt again taking action, seen as a sign of acute tension and external pressure on a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Portsmouth
Roosevelt
San Francisco Gas and Electric Sold to Rockefeller Interests
The Post reports that the San Francisco Gas and Electric company has been transferred to Rockefeller interests. It states that a clean sweep of department heads has begun and that 8. C. O. G. Miller will lead the company from now on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
the Post
San Francisco Gas and Electric Company
Rockefeller
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Pris
Hostetter
Theodore
Col
James Callaway
Madison
of Territory
Siberia
of the Methodist Church In the
Denver Capitalist
Ting Tang Tong
Atterbury
Siegel
Roycroft
Crossett
Furniture Bargains
I. Cense
Richards the Undertaker
W. Park
Butta
Chi Lamb
Galena
Mont
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