Eighteen New Cases Stir City Over Fever Controversy
A chaotic report details Dr. Holt’s handling of yellow fever cases in New Orleans, including a delayed letter to the board of health, public alarm, and a clash over examination of patients. The board debates prosecution while seeking funds and a detention camp at Oakland driving park to isolate affected residents.
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Holt
Atlanta
Board of Health
Dr. Holt
South
Smappea
Foster
Oakland
Crescent City Jockey Club
National meeting calls homeowners over rented housing
Chicago hosts the first annual meeting of the National Homeowners Association. A short speech outlines the organization’s work and calls for a shift from tenancy to home ownership. The call warns that broad rental concentration threatens republican safety and stability.
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Firat
Anaya
Cnicago
B.girling
Chithe
Dré
Permighetti
Wwas
Odds Fellows Grand Lodge Session Opens in Springfield
The sovereign grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows convenes in Springfield Illinois. Delegates from across the state Europe Canada and other foreign places attend. Adjutant General Alfred Orendorff presided at the opening in Representative Hall. Governor Tanner and Mayor Loren E Wheeler welcomed the visitors. Grand Master George C Rankin and Mrs May D Stone spoke. Grand Sire Fred B Carleton of Austin Texas replied to welcomes.
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Sovereign “Grand Lodge
Boeingheld
Tile
Springfield
His
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Order of Odds
Overy & State
Europe
Canada
Australia
Representative Hall
State House
Alfred ‘Orendorff
Tanner
Loren E. Wheeler
George. C. Rankin
Monmouth
May D. ‘Stone
Vandalia
Revekah
Fred BE. Carleton
Austin
Tex
Cowboys Fight in Camp Near Wyomin Shootout
Dispatches report a shooting affray across the line in Wyoming where a cowboy fought with a darker man named West. West shot, coroner’s jury exonerated. Also: MayerLandis fire case in Pittsburgh. Gresham estate closed. boy bitten twice by rattlesnake in Colorado.
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Srarn Ory
Big Hors Best
Wyomng
West
Bank of Rice Closes Amid Local Economic Shifts
Briefs report Bank of Rice California closing its doors while Arkansas egg output last year is pegged at a million dollars. In Vernon county Missouri few Mexican war veterans attended a recent reunion. Executors and legatees of the De Stanford estate face potential litigation. A decomposed body found Sunday is believed to be Webber, who capsized at Niagara Falls weeks ago. Manitoban Metis leader Maximo Lepino dies at Luck Lake. Louisa Reil councillor legacy noted from the 1885 rebellion. Grain traffic tariff proposed by Joint Traffic Association sets 2234 cents per 100 pounds Chicago to New York, effective June 15, restoring prewar levels.
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Bank of Rice
Cal
Arkansas
Vernon County
Missouri
de Stanford
Webber
Niagara Falls
Maximo Lepino
Manitob
Northwest
Luck Lake
Louia Riel
Durin
Joint
Trafffic Association
Chicago
New York
Moore to plead guilty in embezzlement case in Lancaster
Ex state auditor Eugene Moore will plead guilty in Lancaster county district court to embezzling 29000 of state money from his term as state auditor. Attorneys argue money not state funds until paid into state treasury. prosecution to proceed on new information if judge denies defense motion.
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Lincoln
Eugene Moore
Lancaster County
Moore
H. C. Brome
Omaha
Willis E.reed
Madison
J.B. Barnes
Norfolk
Atates
Supreme Court
Reward for return of red steer and court terms outlined
A notice offers 875.00 reward for the return of a red steer about 1100 pounds with ear marks and a cut notch, claimed stolen last week. It also promises 25.00 reward for conviction of the thief. The document then details 1897 1898 Iowa Fifteenth Judicial District court term dates across multiple counties including Cass Fremont Mills Montgomery Page Pottawattamie and Shelby with exact dates and proceedings, and ends with a death notice for Nellie M. Beck, 17, of Emerson Mills County born June 13 1880, funeral in Casey.
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Ouas
F. Harms
Atlantic
Fifteenth Judicial District
State of
Iowa
Towit
Auctron
Page
Pottawattamie
Council Bluffs
Avoca
Shelby
Waters
Suirs
N. W
Macy
A. B
Thornell
Nellie M. Beck
W.J
Mra. M. R. Buck
Miss Beck
Emerson
Mills County
M. E. Church
Delog al
Epworth
J. L. Johnson
Casey
Wickersham
Ramsey
Market Letter Reports Grain Movement Boosting Stocks
The weekly bank clearings show improvement despite southern fears, with large grain flow supporting rail stocks. Wheat purchases by France signal future gold movement, while European crops and Russian shipments shape a hopeful export outlook for American farmers. Prairie and Pacific Coast conditions adjust estimates as winter wheat sowing rises, and US grain supplies rise with wheat up 1.874 million bushels, corn 183,000, oats 1.052 million.
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McLain Bros. & Co. Commission
Rialto
Chiesa
England
France
Italy
London Review
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Washington
United States
Canada
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Falk
Andres
Tromsoe
Pmavelpuin
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Harry A. Landis
Gresham
Cariaco
Walter. Q. Gresham
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Jinessu RG
Colo
Richand Brown
London
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Sioux City
Austin A. Brown
E Kahir Temple
John Geiger
Cedar Rapids
Webater City
Washinaton
The
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Kan
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Ind
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Bibb County
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Abilene, Tex
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MecMahon
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Pope
Fremont
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Crea
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