Texas and regional quarantine tensions across the South
Quarantines and health measures dominate Texas notes with St Louis and Memphis amid outbreak rumors. Galveston and New Orleans face contested quarantine, state board actions at Cairo authorize sanitary police and a medical inspector, while Reed's bank theft and Haiti's revolution headline the tumult.
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State Board of Health
Cairo
Refuge for destitute in Kansas closed for lack of funds
Reports note a St Louis refuge for destitute African Americans bound for Kansas has shut due to funding gaps. Emigrants must now rely on themselves as the facility lines up its finances and future operations amid a broader regional health and railway news sweep.
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J. R. Ham
Huntsville Item
Brick Yard
St.Louis Times-Journal
A. S. Mitchell
The
New York Times
St. Louis
Tur
St. Lows
Kansas
State of
Fairfield
Leon County
Gonzales
Penn
Gee Springs
Burleson County
G.W. Manning
Freestone County
Houston
Sugarland
Fort Bend
Richmond
Comstock
Menard County
Fort McKavett
Austin
Llano
Kimble
Charles Augustus
San Antonio
Dallas
Falls County
United States
Williston
McLennan County
Mercer
Carmicheal
Belton
Frederickburg
Pegleg
Medina County
Henry Carson
Hill County
Bee
Corsicana
Marshall Herald
John Crimins
Crimins
Cass County
McAneny
Atlanta
Defiance
Cuero 100
Diebel
Curroxn
Watcrie
Becontlere
Abe Shave
J. J. Wyatt
J. P
Washington Do
G. W. Booker
Clp. Monroe
Louis Cole
P. Melton
August Schroeder
Solent
City struggles with yellow fever fears and civic measures
The report describes disrupted commerce and half sheets in newspapers as Houston and Galveston seek conference solutions. It notes 21 new cases and 36 total for the day, health officials from Rutherford and Haden in discussions with the governor, and a stalled city conference outcome.
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Menruts
Memphis
Rutherford
Galveston
Board of Health
Clinton
Local Weeklies Highlight KeenitamM Banner and Baxnek
The Round Rock Headlight notes that TeENAS has many first rate weekly newspapers. Leading the list are the KeenitamM Banner the Helton Journal and the Vilo with Baxnek praised as the top spice. The comment lauds their quality and compares favorably with western and southern state papers.
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Teenas
Keenitamm
Helton Journal
Baxnek
Bones Drive Growth of Victoria Street Trade
Eleven wagon loads of bones were counted on Victoria streets last week. The bone shipment has become an important industry in the area.
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Victoria
Democracy shifts to support public free schools in Texas
The piece notes gradual Dem support for public free schools, citing editorials from the Marlin and Bryanios in favor of the veto’s financial policy while endorsing efficient schools and large funding. It also covers tax facts, greenback activity, exodus talk, and various local incidents across Texas communities.
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Brownsville
Marlin #al
Gov. Roberts
Bryanios
Toto
Democratic Party
Texas
Moerriss
Elouston
Flatonia
Peabony Fund
Bonham Neves
Somer’s
Dallas County
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Rankin & Levin
Brenham
Little Rock
Louisville
Houstow
New
Jefferson
Greenback Party
New Orleans
B. F. Fever
Shelbyville
Tenn
Jos
Cetewayo
Bonham News
Press of
Governon Roberts
Dr. Haden
McKinney
Huntsville
W.C
Houston and
Merchants of
Thomas Reed
Fist National Bank of Galveston
Granby
Quebec
Reed
Gov. Roperts
Messrs. Goldthwait, Masterson and McGary
Hockley
Hutchins
Cetrewaro
Buch
Penitentiary
Denison
Harrison Station
Mobile
Grasty
Opelika
Ala
Orc
Miss Reed
Epwakp Riungpsoy
Jackson
Miss
American Banker's Association
Saratoga
N. Y
Cokrsix
Manhattan Beach
Coney Island
New York
Corbin
Judge Hilton
Haiti
Port Au Prince
Republic
Joux Suexsan
Treasury
Commercial Club
Boston
Hempstead
Justice Harvey
Logginses
Reuben Morris
Fort Keogh
Beaver Creek
Bull
Harvey
T. Puchanin
Anderson
Messrs
Gonzales Inquirer
Belton Jownal
G. O. Appleby
D. S. Ryan
Santa Fe
Turkey
Egypt
Europe
Africa
Asia
Islands
Menputs
Howards
National Board of Health
Cotton Exchange
Chappell Hill
Fentine Stam
Ricxsonp
Virginia
G. W. Axperson
Georgetown Sx
Jesse Billingsly
San Jacinto
Mr. Anderson
Willis Avery, Jr
Williamson County
Russia
Pacific
Australia
the Criminal Law
Internal Revenue
State News
Tee
Bonham
Touston County
Fannin County
John Greer
Cooper
Sher- Tan
Houston County
Sherman
Gibbs
la Louis
Waco
Concho
Caldwell
Leroy Posey
LaGrange
Florence
McCulloch, Runnels
Concho Counties
John Greer, Jr
Ed. Greer
Lewis Cooper
Patterson
Palestine
Victoria Swain
Montgomery County
Colorado
Mayer Burke
W.d.cleveland
Sutton Station
Huntsville Penitentiary
State Prison
Bunk Ake
S. H. Bowers
Burton Washington County
Gatesville
Bowers
Parker's
K. E. Laboard
Parker
Roel Lahn
G&es
C. A. Porter’s
C.w.klaeden
Crofts Gloucestershire Sauce
C. W. Klaeden
D.W. Biroompard Co
D. W. Kinecven
C. A. Potter's
Johnson
Msuthes
D. W. Broomparcn & Co
TD. W. Broomparcn & Co
Joan A Ranpie
Newbouer Brothers New Ad
J.C. Theuanosox
N. A. Wood
Brenham Tex
Bes
D. W. Broomsaren & Co
Dobbin's Electric Soap
TL. Cragin & Co
Philadelphia
F. A. Excennr
Mas
J. A. Witkins
Mas. J. RK
C W. Kleden
Ea. Just
D. W. Bloombargh & Co
C. A
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Charly Hoegdilal
Anil le
Dune
Isat
Patel
George Tous
A. Wealy
Main Street
Trenhan
du Byaswat
Taylor
Emirate Te Tet
Haree
Reece
GW. Breedlove
J. T. Hairston
Wa. D. Cleveland
Wholseill Grouery Depertment
D. Cleveland
M. Kattmans
News Dealer
Decrahts
Brenham, Texas
Pennington
Comer Main and
Douglas Streets
Old Crumpler House
HamwHam
Amd
Washington County
P Corry
Ireland
Tim
Brpenicnee
Washington
Taxmeeer
Peter
Darling
Suil
Post and News
Bushnet
SPOS
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Abe
E. Roos
Daly
Gresham
Texan
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