Yellow Fever Contagion and City Measures Lead to Quarantine Plan
New Orleans reports a stubborn yellow fever surge with six new cases and one death. Authorities move to evacuate the Italian quarter, disinfect and fumigate, and convert Marine hospital facilities into a permanent refuge for the sick and indigent. A public call for general cleaning clashes with officials who urge individual action and home disinfection. A detention camp at Fontainebleu nears completion while Ocean Springs reports no new cases at noon. The Duke of Tetuan is expected to be named Spanish ambassador to France.
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New Oatmans
Sarna
Oelock
Board of Health Office
Santa Graffinto
Associated Press
Joseph Gilfay
Itlian
Urquhart Street
Rosalie Baus
John Bell
Plum
Cambreyo
Jefferson
Irene Terrell
Wife Hospital
William Brandon
Philip
North Hines
Claude
Loi Green
Camp Street
Te City
Claude Street
Williams House
Showth
Aiathaus
Metz
Marine Hospital
Bloom
Oliphant
Charity Hospital
Dr. Beard
Hknvor
Board of Health
Brittain
Oltiphant
Fontainebleu
Biloxi
Ocean Springs
Murray
Laura Atkins
Yone
New
Advice to the Supreme Court on Erie tax dispute
Erie in Neosho county urges the Kansas Supreme Court to mind its own business in a mandamus case. David Wilson won a 5000 dollar judgment years ago but could not collect. Administrator Phelps sought court order to force tax levies. The city reports taxes already levied meet legal needs and claims the court has no taxing power or jurisdiction over city finances.
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Supreme Court
Kansas
Toroka
Erie
Neosha County
Supremo Court of
David Wilson
J. Phelps
Lay
Record Kite Reaches 10016 Feet Over Blue Mill Hill
Brus Hint Mass Sept 20 All kite records broken as Hargrave type kites fly seven through air to 10015 feet above sea level. An instrument box recorded 88 F at altitude and 63 F at ground with humidity rising then falling. Humidity varied with altitude, peaking near 7000 feet before drying at the summit.
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Blug Mill
Mass
Brus Hint
Greek peace terms called onerous by press
Athens reports the peace signed Saturday between Greek ambassadors and Teufik Pasha is harsh. Delyannis allies denounce Delyannis and cabinet while public resignations appear. Lincoln Wholesale Liquor Dealers plan Pittsburg meeting October 14 to press tax cuts ahead of Congress. Wheeling sails on maiden cruise from Mare Island to prepare for duties in South American waters.
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Athens
Greece
Tewfik Pasha
Tophandi Palace
M. Delyaunis
Boutle
M. Dellt
anti-Delyannis
Orcixgali
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Pittsburg
Congress
Wheeling
San Francisco
Navy Yard
Mare Island
San Diego
Nail Works and Lamp Plants Resume Operations After Shutdown
Nail works in AnpERson Indiana employing 700, along with Lippincott and Mac Beth Lamp Chimney plants each employing about 400, restart after two and a half months of idleness. Sheriff Martin is cited in Burraro Ohio with reports of meetings by English German and Polish speaking socialists denouncing shootings of striking miners. crowd estimated near 9,000. Silver campaign meetings draw over 10,000 as Knights of Labor leader James Sovereign and Missouri congressman D G Tarsney speak. Baseball scores include Chicago, Louisville 2. Cincinnati 3, St Louis 4. Detroit 7, Kansas City 8. Milwaukee 18, St. Paul 6. Quincy 8, St Joseph 4. Other results: Rockford 18, Peoria 8. Cedar Rapids 6, Dubuque 2.
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Anperson
Ind
American Wire
Lippincott Lamp
MacBeth Lamp
Sprinceiern. O
James R. Sovereizn
Knights of Labor
D. G. Tarsney
Missouri
MHERS GAIN RECRUITS. Miners Nearing Widespread Strike Action
In Hazleton and surrounding coal regions, a large segment of miners near 10 000 have quit work as a regional strike spreads rapidly. Troops remain, with General Gobin pledging protection to deputies, while strike leaders acknowledge his authority. Massillon miners accept a ten day limit for new rates, with 400 Goshen and Midvale mines resuming as others plan further actions.
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Massillon
Crevenano
Ecoal
Goshen
Midvale
Silver Creek
Clinton
Akron
Tilnois Miners to Meet in Springfield Convention
President Carson calls a state convention of miners at Springfield on Sept. 20 to take definite action on the mining situation. Operators of Dlinois are invited to meet with the miners.
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Tilnois
Brapvwoop
Carson
Springfield
Dlinois
Judge Coxe Sustains Gary in Federal Removals Case
Washington sept 14 Judge Coxe of the supreme court of the district of columbia dismissed the bill of complaint of John G Wood superintendent of mails at Louisville praying that postmaster general Gary be enjoined from removing him from office He held that courts of equity have no power over appointments and removals and that removal is an incident to appointment under civil service law The decision notes that rules cannot contravene the law or be of a legislative character
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Wrasnrxetos
Coxe
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
John G. Wood
Louisville
Gary
Court of Equity
Civil Service Commission
National League scores and results brief
National League results include Baltimore beating Chicago 14 to 1 and Cleveland defeating St. Louis 1 to 1. Louisville lost 10 to 1 to Pittsburg. Brooklyn and New York played to an unspecified score, while Boston defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1. Western League games feature Indianapolis 8 Grand Rapids 1 and a second game 11 to 4, plus Columbus 15 Detroit 4 and St Paul 8 Kansas City 0 with a second 8 to 6. Western Association results show Peoria 1 Rockford 7 and Des Moines 11 Burlington 1.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Fond
Robingon
Phearnton
Donahue
Cleveland
St. Louis
Young
Criger
Douglas
Louisville
Pittsburg
Clarke
Dexter
Gardner
Sugden
Washington
Cincinnati
Mercer
Farrell
Dwyer
Schriver
Brooklyn
New York
Dyunand Smith
Seymour
Warner
Boston
Philadelphia
Nichols
Bergen
Taylor
Clements
Indianapolis
Grand Rapids
Grand Rap
Buvette
Sparks
Boyle
Payne
Smith
Rush
Pittaburg
Conningham
Wilson
Hughey
Merritt
Hawley
Wadell
Corbstrand Rebasoh
Griffith
Kittredge
Columbus
Indianapols
Alsociaston
Peoria
Rockford
St. Joseph
Sruizoy
Bt. Joseph
Quimoy
Ben Mais
Cedar Rapids
Moines
Burlington
Exposition Closing Month at Nashville Offers Cheat Rates
Last month of the Tannersee Centanini and Industrial Wyposition marks the close of the greatest exposition in the South, second only to the Columbian. October brings special attractions and notably reduced rates from all parts of the country. Nashville on the Louisville and Nashville main line remains a central hub for cheap through-car travel. inquire via ticket agents or write C. P. Atmore, General Passenger Agent, Louisville, Ky., for rates and information.
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Nashville, Tenn
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
C. P. Atmore
General Presenger
Louisville
Woman’s Ailments And Health Remedies Advised
A period piece urges women to safeguard future health amid social temptations. It extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for weakness and pregnancy readiness, touts Dr. Price’s Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and tonic, and warns against tuberculosis as a major killer.
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Nowra Af
Fierce
Pierce
Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N. Y
Price
Mob Hangs Five in Ripley County Riot
A mob of 400 men in Versailles Indiana lynched Lyle Levi Bert Andrews Clifford Gordon William Jenking and Hini Shaler after arrests for burglary and robberies. They were dragged from the jail and hanged from elm trees in the public square. Jailer Kennan was overpowered and the five victims died from gunfire and ropes. Authorities report no cries for troops as farmers seek further actions against the gang.
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Ripley County
Vansailles
Ind
Lyle Levi
Bert, Andrews
Clifford’ Gordon
William Jenking
Hini Shaler
Pie Uien
Indiana
Versailles
Kennan
Andrews
Gordon
Shuler
Leyi
Jenkins
Bond
Levi
Union
Correct
Charles Leawell
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Secretary of Agriculture
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Supreme’ Court
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Institute For
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Charles G. Sprague
Omaha
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J.B. Camp
Bouth Bend
Baird
Dr. Miles
Lyell
Famousiinrn
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Fifth Street
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Solio
Bodek Co
Rochester
F. M. Alexander
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