Yellow fever outbreak fear hits Louisiana quarantine stations
Reports say yellow fever cases appeared at quarantine stations along the Mississippi River with a Cuban sailor aboard the Havana steamer Holstein. Physicians deem the illness contained with no epidemic. one case traced to Havana remains isolated while other readings show no widespread fever.
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Ave
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Rio
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Frogs and floods plague Alton amid June rainstorm
The Alton area endures a heavy June rainfall with flooding sweeping streets, crushing vehicles and washing debris from marshy areas. Rescue and repair efforts unfold as fire and transport units report injuries and ongoing risks from embankment damage and submerged roadways.
Athens Debate Over Letter Conflicts Cleared
The article outlines Eddie McWhorter and Judge McWhorter denials regarding a conference over a political letter. It asserts McWhorter did not confer about the letter and that a dinner gathering in Athens included many attendees, with no direct discussion of the pending campaign.
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Hoke Smith
MeWhorter
Calwas
Terrell and Howell
West
McWhorter
Athens
Jim Smith
Monald
Smith
Mr. Smith
Jim Anlith
Judge McWhorter
Athena
Aid
Sora
Tifa
Judige McWharter
Pothos
Nop
Marines WANTED ON ISTHMUS TO PREVENT FIGHTING
Colon news reports a municipal election ending quietly with minor free fights. Nine policemen and Jose Antonio Taredes injured and one Herald killed at Santa Ana park. Marines may be landed to restore order. Governor Magoon and Captain Shanten helped stabilize the day. Other cities report peaceful results in Cocle Veragua and Chiriqui.
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Santa Ana Park
Jose Antonio Taredes
Beat Famies
Panama
Hheral
United States
Orulaar Marblehead
Magoon
George
Shanten
Canal Zone
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Panama City
Cocle
Veragua
Chiriqui
Thought He Had Rheumatism Found Little Bat in Shoe
A man in Yatesville mistook a bite pain for rheumatism then found a small bat in his shoe. He realized the ailment was not rheumatism after the bat leaped out. The incident was witnessed by bystanders and noted by Mr. Peek and Percy in the sequence of events.
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Tanta
Gio
Noshville
Peek
Percy
M. Deck
Washia Orst
Yatesville
Hie Roun
Ferk
Amity Tragedy: Man Kills Woman Then Dies
In Amity near Morristown, Free man Longcore tried to persuade Hone Colly to elope. She refused, he set fire to the house, and as she attempted to collect belongings he shot her dead. Neighbors pursued and cornered Longcore, who then killed himself.
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Longcore
New York
Amity
Morristown
Freeman Longcore
Sunday Boat Rides Fatal Across One Day
Washington reports two drownings after a Potomac river boat accident near the aqueduct bridge. Edward H R Saalbach a War Department clerk and Robert Purcell a high school cadet died. In Newport Vermont four people drowned when a canoe overturned on Lake Memphremagog, names Fred G Paquin and family members among the victims.
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Edward HR. Saalbach Aritbia
Potomac River
Aqueduct Bridge
Tein
Saalbach
War Department
Robert Purcell
Wani
Newport
Lake Memphremagog
Fred G. Paquin
Slater
George Dally
One Week More for Registration in Macon Bond Issue
Macon Georgia faces extended registration for the 100000 dollar bond issue as books stay under 400, with city officials urging eligible citizens to enroll during the final week to boost turnout. Local authorities push registration to ensure the bond issue proceeds with broad support.
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Murder Charge After Officer and Wife Shot in Georgia
Everett Georgia June 24 Oscar Knight, an apprentice, shot and killed M Stewart section foreman at Bladen and wounded another man. Knights claimed jealousy and hearsay influenced his crime. coroner’s inquest charges him with murder. Also noted are a child death in Sunset Grave and local viaduct plans in Macon with council considerations and Bryan’s departure from Trondheim.
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J. M. Stewart
Seaboard
Bladen
Oscar Knight
Stewart
Everett
Benboant
Knight
WrRa
Brunawich
Congress near adjournment as appropriations loom
Washington June 24 Senator Kale acting chairman of the senate committee on appropriations foresees quick adjournment. The main task is to finish appropriation bills and conference reports, with rail and public buildings bills in focus. Night sessions likely late in the week as debate on the deficiency and public building bills proceeds.
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Lrge
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Senate Committee On Appropriations
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Omnibus
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Lu ¥Olletts
House of Representatives
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Pely
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Norway King Haakon Receives Delegations at Coronation
King Haakon and Queen Maud hosted combined delegations at the palace in Trondhjem. American attendees from Chicago Milwaukee and other cities presented addresses and poems, while officials and musicians added to the reception. Thousands of schoolchildren cheered as the royal party thanked supporters and pledged future cooperation.
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Queen Maud
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Chicago
Arst
Titonr
America
Bothne
Alfred Foulson
Milwaukee
Alicen
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Mawd
Olaf
Haakest
Miniseit
Big Wife
Hi Son
Tie Nan
Theo
Admiral Bayle
Officira
International Flert
Prominenc
Michelinen
France
Dowager Queen Margherita Calls for Women to Bear Children
Special Cable Rome June 24 The dowager Queen of Italy dominates as authority on female education urging motherhood as duty. She denounces emancipation talk and argues women should be educated to support family and nation while staying within traditional roles.
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Margherita
Renee
Ife
Hoosevett
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Avon
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Victor Emanuel VH
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Roosevelt
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Andes
Montwanen
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Lava
Weather forecast snippet across states shows variable showers
Weekingion Monday to Tuesday forecast includes partly cloudy conditions in Georgia with cooler north areas and showers elsewhere. Virginia and North Carolina expect showers, warmer winds, while the Deep South varies from partly cloudy to scattered showers. Western Florida and Alabama anticipate showers with cooler periods, and Texas regions report showers Monday into Tuesday with cooler north and southeast to south winds.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
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