Catholic Archbishop Chappelle Dies After Yellow Fever Battle
Archbishop P Chappelle of New Orleans died after contracting yellow fever. He had recently returned from the Philippines and Cuba, where he advised on sovereignty issues and served as apostolic delegate. He was 80, noted for intellect, social tie to figures like Secretary Taft, and resided with his niece Mina Soulignac.
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St Mary's College
Baltimore
Washington
McKinley
Chappelle
Janssens
New Orleans
Pops
Cuba
Portoe Rico
Philippines
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Vattean
Mandlath
Taft
Islands
Panama
Arch
Phisippines
Porto Rico
Mina Soulignac
Social Ito
Elt
Chicago Strike Defended By International Leader
Cornelius P. Shea of Boston, president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, defended his conduct of the Chicago strike at the union’s annual convention in Philadelphia. He stated he did his duty and laid blame on Boston President Shea, while executive member reports criticized the strike as a dismal failure.
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Shea Denice
Philadephia
Cornelius P. Shea
Boston
International Brotherhood of Teammtory
Chicago
Brotherhood
Shea
Baca
Michael Casey
San Francisco
Wage Scale Ratified by District 19 Miners and Opera Tora
Knoxville August 9 The opera tora and Miners of district No 19 in joint convention ratified the past year wage scale a seven percent cut from 1908 The joint committee report was approved with cheers Requisition Granted for Haas Indianapolis Governor Hanley issued a requisition for Harry Haas cashier of the Darling ton Indiana bank arrested at Fruitdale Alabama on grand larceny charges
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Knoxville
Tenn
opera_ tora
Haas
Indianapolis
Ind
Hanley
Harry Haas
Darlington
Fruitdale
Ala
Fever Pestilence Report From New Orleans Below Canal Street
New Orleans August 9 report of the board of health through 6pm notes total foci 130 cases under treatment 265. The first day with mood decline follows Archbishop Chappelle’s death and store closures. Authorities deny conditions are worse than stated as emergency measures and sanitation campaigns intensify with federal control. Dr White assumes active duty at the Louisiana National Bank Building, with staff and new offices, vowing ward by ward management. House to house inspections and affidavits target derelict property holders as the city moves to broader containment.
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Bey Orleans
Aiguet
P. Uchappelie
Ashe Metep
Moesgnert Chappele
Louisiana
Louisiana and Announced On Me Arrival Hig Intention of Cooperating In Seeforts
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Larus
Chappelle
Alwaya
Festentayne
AaRie
Vila
Father Beott
Minelas
New Orleans
Board of Health
Archbishop Chappelle
Maring Hospital Service
Canal Street
Jangler
Blanchard
Mermheta
Legisiaure
Fatterson
St Charles Parish
Guiteras
Patterson
Corpus
St. Charles Parish
Brady Ix Ale
Bon Ami
Calcasien Parish
George H. Thenor
State Board
T. P. Rudolph
Tallulah
Madison Parish
Vn Maned
Burgeon 2White
Marina
White
Louisiana National Bank Uihitaing
Marine Hospital
Blood Drenched Woman Returns From Miss. Jackson Case
Blood drenched Sarah Jackson, the young woman cut by Charles Carr at Rossville Georgia, walked twelve miles to Ringgold Georgia then to Dalton. She was exhausted after mornings assault and prompted by jealousy. Carr is in Lafayette, Georgia.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Sarah Jackson
Charles Carr
Rossville
Ringgold
Ringwald
Dalton
Jealoty
Carrin
Lafayette
Sanford Jury Still Tied Up in Georgia Case
Sanford jury remains deadlocked as anonymous letters about juror Green spread among all lawyers in the case. Solicitor Ennis will investigate and the grand jury may probe the letters. Judge Wright pushes to reach a verdict tonight despite the jury's weeklong stalemate.
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Sanford
Tome
Erelock
Uvor Green
Ennis
Wright
Moreman Mian
Growing Conviction Japan Demands May Not Be Moderate
Portamount N H August reports intensified pessimism among observers over Japan’s terms in peace talks with Russia. Indemnity figures from 600 to 800 million dollars appear non negotiable, with possible in kind compensation discussed for Sakhalin. Plenipotentiaries met informally at Portsmouth, credentials exchanged, formal opening set for tomorrow.
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N. H
Baron Komura
Japan
Sakhalin
Hiberian Mt Toral
Russia
Portsmouth Navy Yard
I Witte
Lies Shouted by Cole Blease Dispensary Hearing
Columbia August 9 A special summary of the second day of the dispensary investigation in Spartanburg shows testimony about a settlement between Senator Col L Blease and former Beer Dispenser Morrin with counsel for the Atlanta Brewing Company. Witnesses recall Blease and opposition figures and a tense exchange as names were invoked.
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Columbia
Spartanburg
Col. L. Bleaxe
Morrin
Atlanta Trewing Company
Bleane
Blease
Lyon
Christensen
W. A. Foster
Ferguson’ompensary
Perguson
Ferguson
Stork
Mansfield Covington Bank Plans Move Forward
A Mansfield town meeting pledged to establish a bank with capital of 25 000 dollars. Freeholders have subscribed part of the amount. Backers include J M Hurst E L Amand and Gle Wanton of Circle Street. The bank aims to open by October 1.
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Covington
Mansfield
Waa
Messie JM. Hurst
EL. Amand
Gle Wanton
Busness
Royston County Official W P Cobb Shot Dead by Wife
In Royston Georgia ex Senator and Franklin County school commissioner W P Cobb was shot and killed by his wife who said she mistook him for a burglar. Cobb formerly taught in several high schools and later served as state senator and county school official. He died after being shot twice, with his funeral set to be held under Masonic rites.
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W. P. Cobb
Coby
Georgia
North Carolina
Danks County
North Georgia Agricultural College
Caleb Chitwood
Hanks
Tyrus
Augusta Baseball Club
Paul
Florence
Cobb
Lagonia
Commerce
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Hoymon
Matesta
General Assembly
Franklin County
Tia
Royston Record
Land
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Masonic
Weather Forecast Across States
The forecast covers Georgia with showers Thursday and Friday, then fair and warmer inland. North and South Carolina expect showers Thursday, Friday fair and warmer inland with fresh south winds. Alabama shows partial cloudiness Thursday, showers in the far south, warmer interior, Friday partly cloudy with light south winds. Mississippi and Louisiana expect partial cloudiness Thursday and Friday with light coastwise winds.
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Georgia
North Carolina
South
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