Thirty New Fever Cases Reported in New Orleans
In New Orleans on August 5, thirty new fever cases were reported, bringing totals to 30 for the day and 97 overall. Deaths rose to eight, with 91 new cases already noted. Officials note slower March for the plague and emphasize federal control measures, including possible troop involvement to combat yellow fever.
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Archdiocese Leader Stricken by Yellow Fever in New Orleans
Archbishop P I Chanpelle, recently apostolic legate to Havana, fell ill with yellow fever. Dr Larue reported the archbishop is seriously ill but not yet confirmed as fatal, noting his recent parish visit and that local cases suggest mosquito exposure from an infected house near his residence.
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State Secretary 61.60 Named Guilty by Augusta Post
In Augusta Ga a Travelers Protective Association meeting passed a resolution demanding investigation of alleged political use of the order by a state secretary. The resolution names Mr Andrews of Atlanta as the implicated secretary. President Calhoun defended the group against political co option and urged members to keep the TPA separate from politics. A resolution by George W Timmerman was adopted amid cheers.
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Suit filed to recover $2500 in furniture from gambling paraphernalia
Macon attorneys Nottingham and McClellan filed suit in Bibb County city court to reclaim $2500 worth of club room furniture seized as gambling paraphernalia. The property includes tables, roulette wheels, bookmakers wheels, dice, chips and faro layouts held by Sheriff George Robertson awaiting September hearing after a county grand jury meeting.
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Newnan barbecue hosts Hall speech on Georgia politics
In Newnan eight miles from the city a community barbecue drew about 2302 attendees from Coweta County. Hon S. Hal Hall spoke on Georgia politics, criticizing gubernatorial candidates including Hoke Smith and Clark Howell, and urged government-people power over state affairs.
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Jurors Still Uncertain As Brandon Returns For Family Reason
Rome Ga August special verdict in the Sanford case should be reached but not announced Monday morning as jurors resume consideration after Brandon returned to the room from attending his mother’s vigil. Rumors swirl about the jury’s stance while Mrs Rinford, on trial, remains a focal point in the courtroom amid conflicting reports and legal maneuvering.
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Captain E. P. Howell Near Death in West End Home
Captain Evan P Howell a pioneer Atlanta citizen and former mayor, and long time editor in chief of The Constitution, lies dying at his West End home. Physicians reported a rapid decline after midnight from a carbuncle complication and diabetics, with family and staff at his bedside as the end nears. Howell, born in Forsyth County, rose to prominence as a lawyer, soldier, editor, and statesman, guiding The Constitution to national prominence before stepping back from active work in 1887.
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Weather Forecast for Georgia and Arkansas
Forecast shows fair weather in Georgia with coastal easterly winds slowly increasing. Southeast regions expect generally fair conditions with variable winds and daytime highs around the mid 40s to mid 60s. Arkansas should be fair Sunday and Monday with light to moderate southeasterly winds and no significant precipitation. Local temperatures and station data indicate typical January readings with no major departures.
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